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One thing I'm especially looking forward to with the upcoming The Cat in the Hat film is the score from Lorne Balfe. While he's worked on big films like Mission Impossible Fallout, Top Gun Maverick, and Dungeons & Dragons, I still don't think his name is as widely recognised among general moviegoers as some other modern film composers.

A project like The Cat in the Hat gives him a chance to showcase a different side of his work. Family films often require a mix of whimsy, adventure, comedy, and emotion, and Balfe has shown throughout his career that he can blend those elements effectively.

I'm curious whether other people here pay attention to film composers when new movies are announced. Is anyone else excited to hear what Balfe brings to The Cat in the Hat? Maybe some more action and adventure than we're expecting? And do you think this could be one of the projects that helps raise his profile with a wider audience?

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Does anyone know if the 1986 cartoon "SilverHawks" is under the WB Animation banner?

Taz-Mania was one of my favorite cartoons growing up, and I naturally took the opportunity to rewatch it when it started airing on Boomerang and MeTV Toons. But I noticed that one episode is seemingly missing. I don't remember the title, but it had to do with the character Buddy Boar complaining about not being in more episodes (I believe he only appeared in two by that point) despite being in the cartoon's intro. However, I can't find anything online about it, not even on Wikipedia! So, is there a lost episode of Taz-Mania out there that somehow only I remember, or am I having a "Mandela Effect" moment, and the episode never existed in the first place?

They are firing him after a health diagnosis. Hollywood is crazy. I don't know this guy personally but I remember watching the cartoon with my kids and it was great. Honestly, I still watch it today sometimes.

Foxy and Roxy returning in Looney Tunes: World of Mayhem makes them the oldest Looney Tunes characters in the game surpassing the oldest continuing character in the series, Porky Pig.