Bravestarr | Space Cowboy & Supernatural

03.01.2019 – Animated movies currently has evolved the way live-action films have been produced. Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse has recently won an Academy Award for Best Animated Picture would consider a gold standard in what it is today. The quality of animation in films in terms of narrative, aesthetics, and character design as well as execution of these elements will result on how viewers will react to the final product is depends on their perspective. Back in the 1980s it is rarely an animated films would have a big impact on its viewers as animation is more geared to younger audience not‘kids at heart.’ Some of them are obviously produced just to sell toys. But even though they appear to be made solely to market the product based on the animation the quality is still at par and one example is the Filmation and Mattel’s Braverstarr. Filmation is a defunct animation studio well-known to produce memorable cartoon series like He-Man, She-Ra, and other shows based from the toys produced by Mattel. Prior to that, Filmation also had previous collaboration with DC Comics in producing Captain Marvel (Now known as Shazam) and a Batman series that was voiced by the great Adam West and Burt Ward, a sort of continuation of the 1960 live action series. But delving further to Filmation’s collaboration of Mattel was something non-existent back in the day.

Britney Spears learns the Oppa Gangnam Style!

Photo © Copyright 2012 Ellen DeGeneres.

09.10.2012 – The internet is a vast space of anything interesting and entertaining to totally obscurely awkward. If something went out viral it becomes the height of its popularity or sometimes a one hit wonder. The past weeks prior to the Singapore trip there was this new thing going around about a certain music video which mostly getting strong air time or being parodied several times in the social media. It’s called the “Oppa Gangnam Style” which took off and taking the entertainment world by storm.

Cookie Monster pleads "Share It Maybe!"

07.11.2012 – Cookie Monster is one of the iconic characters that I grew up watching Sesame Street. He’s my personal favorite among the quirky monsters living in a street that had a giant yellow bird and a green dirty monster living in a trash can. There was even a Snuffleupagus who has been around but no grown up seems to meet him due to bad timing. There were also those two roommates where one loves a pigeon and the other who just can’t bath without his rubber ducky. Sesame Street has a lot of colorful but none of them as blue and hairy like that munching cookie machine.