Okay, for part four, we have two movies from Toonbox animation; the sequel The Nut Job 2 and the mysterious, possibly not-actually-coming-2016-or-even-direct-to-video Spark. Get the feeling that these two aren't the most popular choices but I actually really like the first Nut Job movie, and Spark has the potential to be really interesting (as well of, admittedly, being really bad), plus it has another cartoon vixen, so of course I care.
Anyway, apparently you were all too busy at Anthrocon to vote for part 2, but you were back with a vengeance for part 3 (or you really like old PlayStation games), because it gained the most votes of any of the polls so far (a still fairly inconsequential 52, but it's an improvement). It was neck and neck the entire time; Sly Cooper pulled out the win at the last minute (and since the polls are still open, that could change, it was that close), with 54% of the votes.
Speaking of polls still being open, the older polls also gained votes; somehow, they both kept the same margin of victory for both the winners. Zootopia and The Secret Life of Pets are both still handily winning, albeit slightly less handily, with 75%.
Okay, for part four, we have two movies from Toonbox animation; the sequel The Nut Job 2 and the mysterious, possibly not-actually-coming-2016-or-even-direct-to-video Spark. Get the feeling that these two aren't the most popular choices but I actually really like the first Nut Job movie, and Spark has the potential to be really interesting (as well of, admittedly, being really bad), plus it has another cartoon vixen, so of course I care.
Anyway, apparently you were all too busy at Anthrocon to vote for part 2, but you were back with a vengeance for part 3 (or you really like old PlayStation games), because it gained the most votes of any of the polls so far (a still fairly inconsequential 52, but it's an improvement). It was neck and neck the entire time; Sly Cooper pulled out the win at the last minute (and since the polls are still open, that could change, it was that close), with 54% of the votes.
Speaking of polls still being open, the older polls also gained votes; somehow, they both kept the same margin of victory for both the winners. Zootopia and The Secret Life of Pets are both still handily winning, albeit slightly less handily, with 75%.