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Mater stars as the lead role in the short Mater and the Ghostlight. One night, Mater decides to play pranks on his friends in Radiator Springs, including scaring Lightning at Flo's V8 Café. While teasing McQueen, Mater exclaims that Lightning looks like he has seen the Ghostlight.
Mater is completely unique. He is a buck-toothed tow truck that bucks every trend and certainly does not tow the line. Although he is perhaps not the clearest vehicle in Radiator Springs, Mater has a wicked sense of humor and an even bigger sense of fun. If any car spends time with the tow truck, he/she will soon find him/herself hooked, whether he is scaring tractors, driving backwards at incredible speed, or teasing Lightning McQueen about being keen on Sally. Very popular with the residents of Radiator Springs, Mater is always there to help his friends and pull them through any crisis.
Between 1996 and 2000, the lead monster and child went through radical changes as the story evolved. As the story continued to develop, the child varied in age and gender. Ultimately, the story team decided that a girl would be the best counterpart for a furry, 8-foot-tall (2.4 m) co-star.[17] After a girl was settled upon, the character continued to undergo changes, at one point being from Ireland and at another time being an African-American character.[15] Originally, the character of the little girl, known as Mary, became a fearless seven-year-old who has been toughened by years of teasing and pranks from four older brothers.[15] In stark contrast, Johnson is nervous about the possibility of losing his job after the boss at Monsters, Inc. announces a downsizing is on the way. He feels envious because another scarer, Ned (who later became Randall), is the company's top performer.[15] Through various drafts, Johnson's occupation went back-and-forth from being a scarer and from working in another area of the company such as a janitor or a refinery worker, until his final incarnation as the best scarer at Monsters, Inc.[15] Throughout development, Pixar worried that having a main character whose main goal was to scare children would alienate audiences and make them not empathize with him. Docter would later describe that the team \"bent over backwards trying to create a story that still had monsters\" while still attempting to solve the problem.[16] A key moment came when the team decided \"Okay, he's the BEST scarer there. He's the star quarterback\" with Docter noting that before that moment \"design after design, we really didn't know what he was about.\"[16] Disney noted to Pixar early on that they did not want the character to \"look like a guy in a suit\".[16] To this end, Johnson was originally planned to have tentacles for feet; however, this caused many problems in early animation tests. The idea was later largely rejected, as it was thought that audiences would be distracted by the tentacles.[20] Mary's age also differed from draft to draft until the writers settled on the age of 3. \"We found that the younger she was, the more dependent she was on Sulley\", Docter said.[12]
I hate fat jokes. It's one reason why I feel the Weasley Twins were a better example of a bully than Dudley. (They give him a magic candy with bad side effects, IIRC it makes his tongue swell up and they do it precisely because they know he's so fat he can't resist food. Then there's them teasing Percy for having a girlfriend but also later making homophobic jokes about Percy and his boss \"announcing their engagement soon.\" A lot of what they do to Percy is horrible, and that's before he chooses the Ministry over Harry/family. It seems like the twins get a pass because they target unpopular people: Dudley, Percy, Argus Filch, Montague the Slytherin they shove into a vanishing cabinet.)Edited by GlitterCat on Mar 2nd 2023 at 1:16:25 AM
Many fans ship. These fans often do it all the time (context or no) especially in certain demographics. Producers, especially those who keep their finger on the pulse of the audience, not to mention their eye on the fan fora, know this. So, they decide to tease the fans with hints about possible romantic entanglements, and thereby build that emotional attachment between the show and the audience as much as they can. If the writers are particularly impish, they'll tease a relationship that either never comes up or takes a hard right just as it gets going. Like a sudden death. Sometimes, however, ship teases evolve out of the teasing stage.
Puppet Shows The Muppets creators have taken to teasing Bunsen and Beaker. In A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa, near the end, Beaker is dancing with a gorgeous model; Bunsen asks if he can cut in, and promptly starts dancing with Beaker. In the web video \"Flowers on the Wall\", Beaker pretends to be having a fancy dinner with a fake Bunsen, and later makes a card sculpture of Bunsen with hearts in the eyes. In The Muppets (2015) episode \"Pig Out\", Kermit asks why they're wearing each other's clothes, and Bunsen says that if it happened outside work, they don't owe him an explanation. Gobo and Red from Fraggle Rock. The two are always fighting for leadership over the others, but at least a few episodes have revealed a hidden, mutual (if only platonic) relationship with one another. In at least one interview, when asked about what Fraggle she secretly likes, Red confesses that in spite of their status as Friendly Rivals, she secretly admires Gobo (so secretly that at one point, she looks around to see if Gobo isn't eavesdropping on this).
Washington D.C. [USA], April 8 (ANI): The Cannes film festival director Thierry Fremaux has confirmed that the major event won't take the virtual route if it can't be hosted as a physical event. Fremaux told Variety,\"(For) Cannes, its soul, its history, its efficiency, it's a model that wouldn't work. What is a digital festival A digital competition We should start by asking rights holders if they agree.\" While teasing some titles that have been in the mix for the upcoming edition, Fremaux said, \"Films by Wes Anderson or Paul Verhoeven on a computer Discovering 'Top Gun 2' or (Pixar's) 'Soul' elsewhere than in (a) theatre These films have been postponed to be shown on a big screen; why would we want to show them before, on a digital device\" Since early March when the coronavirus outbreak became a global issue, there has been a giant question mark around the 2020 edition of the Cannes Film Festival. After weeks of speculation, organisers postponed the event on March 19 from its initial May unspooling to possibly late June or early July -- firm dates still have yet to be set. Fremaux also asserted that the 'directors' of films are driven by the idea of showing their movies on a big screen and sharing them with others at events like festivals, not for their works to end up on an iPhone. He further added that \"If all the festivals are cancelled, we will have to think of a way to showcase films, to avoid wasting a year, but I don't think a precarious and improvised alternative of Cannes or Venice -- no sooner done than forgotten -- would be the solution.\" Concerns surrounding rights and windowing due to the risk of piracy and other issues are likely to emerge when the planned digital festival initiatives start rolling out later this year. Fremaux's declaration echoes Venice's topper Alberto Barbera's comments over the weekend, which threw cold water on the prospect of a digital element to Venice and distinguished that fest from the digital-savvy Toronto International Film Festival, which is \"a different type of festival,\" according to Barbera. Of course, the Cannes' refusal to go digital isn't surprising. Fremaux is a die-hard lover of the big screen, he even hosts Lyon's annual Lumiere Festival in homage to the French cinema pioneers, the Lumiere brothers. Over the years, the Cannes Film Festival has built its reputation as a launchpad for movies from around the world ahead of their theatrical bows in France and abroad -- a model that has successfully worked for decades, as it did last year with Bong Joon-ho's 'Parasite,' which went on to be a commercial hit and scoop four Oscars after winning the Palme d'Or. The film festival also works hand in hand with French distributors and exhibitors who are well represented on the board of the festival. Despite France's three-week lockdown, Fremaux maintains that the festival is carrying on with the selection of films while monitoring the evolution of the pandemic. The festival recently stated that the key sales agents who represent the majority of titles in the competition have been submitting their films to Cannes' selection committee, and the dates for registration have been extended by a month and a half. Also, the French culture ministry and the city's mayor are backing the Cannes, and they have announced the launch of a support cell for festivals scheduled for 2020. (ANI) 59ce067264