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Expect the early wave of reviews to be more like first impressions. A review on the level of say Channel Awesome wlould require you to watch the movie more than once to really build a case on if something does or doesn't make sense for example. Expect reviews like this when the movie comes out on DVD.

So far there's not really any bad reviews. Generally, the people who saw the premiere or some advanced screening generally liked it. It's still a bit too early. Wait till the movie comes out to see the reviews.

At least you're seeing it sooner. I have to wait till Friday night. At least I have a whole week of classes to distract me

Thanks for the spoiler warning. I DVR'd it and will watch it after I see the movie.

I'm going with four other people to the movie Friday night. I already checked ahead of time the times for the movie and chose one that lines up with all our schedules. Being in a theater full of 5 year olds (don't know how many bronies will be there tbh) is way easier if you're in a group.

Just realized that. Checked RT

Good news guys, found this screenshot on Twitter of the Rotto Tomatoes score:

Because people have different tastes than you?

"Tia, this is Tumblr. And here's the list of those who want your head. Good luck!"

Tell them to kiss each other.

The real reviews will probably be when the movie comes out. The ones mentione in here aren't real reviews. The YouTube one seems bs because I can't imagine you're allowed to give a spoiler heavy review if it's not out yet and you saw the early screening and the other one is on a site that has already been debunked many times. What will be interesting about the reviews of this film is not only will the mlp reviewers talk about it, but general movie reviewers. It'd be interesting to see Doug and Rob Walker talking about it on Sibling Rivalry if they see it or to see LewToons review it on his Every Animated Film of the Year Reviewed series, or Andre Black Nerd talk about it.

Yesterday, a boatload of clips were released What do you think?

Forgot to mention that. She didn't desererve to get punished for something she didn't do. She worker just as hard on the movie as everyone else

So the premiere just happened and this happened at the premiere: https://mobile.twitter.com/crazythalia/status/912013982906667009 What I'm saying is if you see this in theaters, please don't film it. It's a felony and hurts ticket sales. If you can afford internet connection to watch a shitty cam rip, you can afford to buy a 10-20 dollar ticket or a 25 dollar DVD.

I'm seeing it on the 6th with my sister and a few friends. It's easier to be in a group when sitting in a theater full of 5 year olds.

Seems more like something North Korea would ban, considering they ban every cartoon that's not this:

If anything, I gained some respect for Perer New. That sounds savage.

I only listened to We Got this Together and It's Time to be Awesome because A. I already heard a part of them in other previews of them, B. If I lisnted to the whole soundtrack, I'd kind of be robbing myself of the magic of hearing them the first time in theaters, and C. Some of these songs are probably spoiler heavy. But I really liked them. Very Disney quality. I listened to them on Youtube. I'm not buying them until I see the movie so I can guage the songs I like the best and choose those.

You know, they did a similar thing to another cartoon. It was a little show called Ren and Stimpy. It was remade into an adult cartoon with no censors. The result was ulitimate suckage with even the fans of Ren and Stimpy hating it, and as a result it was canned after 6 or 7 episodes. Mlp is not the type of show for that. It's attatched to a brand that for years has been marketed towards 5 year old girls and has been recognized as such. Rebooting it could be damaging for their IP, as parents would probably lose their trust in the product to protect their kids. Sure, making Samurai Jack adult worked, but the difference is that show was standalone and not a franchise and came out when all the fans of the orginal show grew up (not to mention only airing late at night when kids are sleeping). Besides, we already have an adult version or MLP. It's called Pony.Mov.

There's been no confirmation on any exact days it hits DVD and bluray. However, what I've ovserved is most movies don't get that release until about 3 months after they hit theaters,