The soundtrack in this movie was a banger

I also had that one, found it hilarious. Probably shouldn't have been watching it at the age that I did, though.

It was interesting watching it before I understood the context, and that it was a parody. Still loved the blind man scene with Gene Hackman, even at 6.

Yeah, that was one of many amazing jokes in there. My favorite scene was the "Abby Normal" scene.

YES!

can relate... I remember the villain's dimension thingy being scary and basically the entire train sequence.

That one's a certified hood classic. Love that movie, and the villain song is an absolute banger.

The greatest adventure FTW

The greatest adventure is what lies ahead.
Today and tomorrow are yet to be said.
The chances, the changes are all yours to make.
The mold of your life is in your hands to break.

The greatest adventure is there if you're bold.
Let go of the moment that life makes you hold.
To measure the meaning can make you delay;
It's time you stop thinkin' and wasting the day.

The man who's a dreamer and never takes leave
Who thinks of a world that is just make-believe
Will never know passion, will never know pain.
Who sits by the window will one day see rain.

The greatest adventure is what lies ahead.
Today and tomorrow are yet to be said.
The chances, the changes are all yours to make.
The mold of your life is in your hands to break.

The greatest adventure is what lies ahead.

ice age

curious George goes to the hospital. I just found it uploaded to youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSFNSEzgQaA

Goblins are real.
#Nekrogoblikon

Noice.

When I was little I watched a lot of Dora the Explorer and Elmo's World on VHS, I specifically remember watching the "Rhymes and Riddles" Dora tape (I looked it up just now because I didn't know what it was called). I also watched some of the Disney Sing-Along Songs tapes (the one I watched most was "Beach Party") and Cedermont Kids' "Action Bible Songs". And, though I didn't really watch it, the most obscure VHS tape I remember watching was called "We Sing In Sillyville". I barely remembered it existed and wondered if it even did, but I eventually found it.