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TALKIN ABOUT: Animated Films w/ Branson, Carly, & Joe (Patreon)

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2024-10-17 08:00:04
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Branson, Carly, & Joe talk about their shared love for the animated feature. We talk our FIRSTS, our FAVORITES, and dangnabbit do we talk about our FOULS as well! Get into it!

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Nemo

I saw Space Jam recently for the first time since childhood. Not so much a terrible movie as a completely baffling movie; it feels like a shoe commercial that forgets to advertise the shoe. A monument to the yawning abyss But if you enjoy the animation style of The Snowman I highly recommend Father Christmas by the same team, which I loved as a kid. It's 30 minutes of Santa going on holiday, eating too much and getting drunk, just transgressive enough to make a small child feel like they're watching something adult. And it has the (unique?) distinction that Santa's crack was censored for the American cut

Claude

me, shocked to not hear mention of Svankmajer's Alice in the stop motion category

ihatmystepdad (scott)

oh man The Snowman took me back, that was a favorite as a kid. my parents must have bought a tape of it that came with a snowman plushie which I loved to death as a 5 year old.

Alyxandria Richard

impossible to overlook the influence of A Farewell to Arms and The Sun Also Rises on Porco Rosso

BassAphid

Isn't there an entire Goofy short in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

Nathaniel Stevens

As another kid whose first time at a movie theater was for a Pinocchio re-release, which led to me freaking out at the donkey transformation scene and having to leave when Monstro showed up: Joe doesn't need to work in animation. He lived it, baby

Vincent Mollica

To Branson’s brief pound puppies story, a life changing moment for me was when I asked my dad his favorite part of Rugrats Go Wild he first said “the credits” and when I disqualified that he said “when you thought the wave was going to kill them”. Parents do so much for us.

Hannah Hopp

the fucked up stray cat movie is felidae right? saw that as a tender tween to disastrous result

Wayward Scientist

I hope there’s more of these, I could listen to you guys talk about cartoons forever💗 I’m only halfway through the episode and I’m hoping for a brave little toaster mention