Episode 350: Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio

We promise to tell no lies during this conversation about Guillermo del Toro’s stop-motion dark fantasy animated reimagining of the famous Pinocchio story. With incredible visual design and more mature themes, this transitions from a whimsical children’s tale into a story with much more serious elements, sometimes with mixed results, but is always magical and captivating.

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Episode 299: The Mitchells vs. the Machines

This week we discuss what we feel is 2021’s best animated film, one that pits a self-proclaimed weird family with communication issues against an army of robots controlled by a rogue A.I. It oozes unique visual style, is extra fun for film buffs, and is extremely relatable to multiple generations.

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Episode 289: A Silent Voice

Thanks to a listener Premium Pick request, we have the opportunity to discuss a standout recent animated film that beautifully deals with such heavy topics as bullying and mental health, while telling a lovely story of friendship and reconciliation. (Trigger warning for suicidal thoughts.)

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Episode 288: Kung Fu Panda 3

Finishing up our discussion about the epic animated martial arts trilogy this week, we get to see resolutions aplenty while also exploring additional themes – some of which left a profound mark.

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Episode 287: Kung Fu Panda 2

Continuing on our discussing of an epic martial arts trilogy, we talk more kung fu and more panda. This film gets pretty dark and heavy with its themes, and it gave us a reason to consider whether that was an effective choice or not.

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Episode 286: Kung Fu Panda

We decided, for reasons explained on the episode, to take a look at one of the most underrated animated trilogies of all-time, and so we’re kicking it off this week with the film that gave pandas everywhere hope that they could do more than just lay around, sleep, and eat all day. They too could be a Dragon Warrior. Skadoosh!

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Episode 276: Raya and the Last Dragon

This week we dig deeper into Disney’s newest animated tale, a fantastical adventure in a Southeastern Asian inspired land where a dragon must join forces with a human warrior princess to unite a broken world. This film’s themes provide a timely message and come wrapped in a visually spectacular package that we thoroughly enjoy discussing in depth.

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Episode 272: Wolfwalkers

We discuss the third film in Cartoon Saloon’s Irish “folklore trilogy”, a blend of myth and history that tells a story of timely human relevance in a visually stunning and emotionally powerful way.

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Episode 270: Inside Out

Aaron and Caless look back to when Pixar asked the question, “What if feelings had feelings?” with their conversation about Pete Docter’s brilliant film, “Inside Out”, our January Donor Pick episode.

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Episode 267: Soul

Caless Davis is here to join us as we do some soul-searching about Pixar’s newest animated feature film. It’s got heavy existential ideas, jazz, a talking cat, and the first ever black leading character in a film by the studio. Oh, and it’s really really really freaking good.

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