Hello Mr. Krieger. As others have said, what an honour it is to be able to talk with one of the official production members. Thank you for taking the time to come by and chat with us, we all really appreciate it!

The two questions I had thought of have in fact already been asked (if Petrie ever had a hatching scene, if the deleted scene footage still exists somewhere or not).

But regardless, I can remember the original film from my childhood in the 90s. My family used to own it on VHS and I can remember watching and loving it as a kid. Then I didn't see it again for a very long time, around 18 years or so passed, although I never forgot about the film either. It was in 2019 when I finally saw it again and fell in love with it all over again, which was what brought me to this very community as well. And in fact, the original film has become my all-time favourite animated film, so thank you very much for being part of the team that brought it to life.

Hope you have a fantastic day,
~ Ian

Thank you all very much. I had a great time.
 

I have not read it.

Friendly Sharptooth did write this with us in mind. Even though it was written back in 2011, they were able to see into the future and knew not only that we'd be joining, but also which characters we'd identify with.
 

...oh wait, wrong characters, but you get what I mean.

I am aware. I just don't agree with him.

I appreciate the vote of confidence.

Thankfully I am planning to do another review of Terminator Salvation sometime. For 2025 hopefully.

I'm not familiar with their music.

Lol, even though Amazon wouldn't allow people to rate anything lower than a 1, imo it's warranted in a few occasions. For example, if an item literally doesn't work at all with zero redeeming qualities about it, then it would probably deserve a 0, right? Though that would probably be reserved for quite rare occasions. What do-o-o yo-o-ou think? I'm curious about your Amazon review past.

For the most part, I do feel that Amazon's 1-5 star rating system works just fine. I don't feel that there necessarily needs to be the ability to rate something a 0. I would also worry that having it might simply make it more tempting for people to hate-bomb something with negative reviews for petty reasons, which sadly is something that I have seen happen elsewhere on multiple occasions.

At the same time though, it does bring up an interesting question. With rating scales that go up to 5 or up to 10, why is 1 usually the lowest number? When you think about it, you would expect it to be 0.

As for my own Amazon review past, it was quite a long time ago now. Long before I had my own review blog, and it was before I really started preserving my reviews in general. In fact, I later deleted my old reviews from Amazon because I wasn't happy with them. But at the time, I mostly reviewed books and movies.

So many Pinkie Pies who'll wish me a Happy Birthday later this year.