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Soul (Patreon)

Published:
2025-09-07 12:00:07
Edited:
2025-09-30 00:07:58
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2026-06
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Comments

Marko T.

Very good movie This is the only Disney animated movie I have seen in years that isn't a sequel.

Pam Nail

I love the voice actor for Terry, Rachel House. She's been in a lot of Taika Waititi's films, and you've heard her before as the grandmother in Moana.

Chris Hewlett

please finish riddick my favourite is 3

Adam K

I always felt this movie never got the attention it deserve due to covid. Fantastic reaction. Well done.

Jordy's_Here!

"We should watch Onward soon." Yes Simone!!! 😍😍 Loved Onward!!!

Jeff K.

The end of that movie made me fucking bawl my eyes out. It's not the best Pixar movie by any stretch, but man, does it hit me directly in the feels. I remember when my wife and I first watched it, I'd read about what the ending represents to the guy who wrote it and I was telling her, and it was so damn beautiful that I couldn't even get through just explaining what it means without crying.

BoredLittleLady

Fantastic! So glad you guys are watching movies that may not win the poll but just because you guys want to. And answering the question. My spark is probably cooking. My obsession is trying to be perfect, but a friend reminded that I sometimes need to chill.

BoredLittleLady

Not sure when Luca or Elemental came out but those are two newer Disney Pixar movies that are not sequels. They’re quite good.

BoredLittleLady

I always remember liking this movie. But then I rewatch and the message hits harder every time. It’s great.

Florian

So I'm comming over to eat, just to give a seccond oppinion :D Love to hear that cooking is your spark <3

Roy A

Defending Your Life (1991) starring Albert Brooks and Meryl Streep. Another movie about the afterlife.

Jeff K.

YES. I fucking love that movie so much. It's amazing.

Ariel Sims

SuperCarlinBrothers have a theory that 22 becomes a character in the movie that follows this one in the Pixar universe. If true... then I think she becomes Abby from Turning Red. Abby lives life with such gusto and the simple things bring her joy. We can't forget that Abby is determined to "burn this place to the ground" and 22 does like fire.

nossieboy

That movie is a classic.

Rhiannon

I love Onward!! It flew under the radar but I absolutely loved it. Luca is another really good one, well worth watching.

Justin Leone

Pixar still has a remarkably strong and consistent record that continues today, but it's not quite the PERFECT record of absolute banger after banger that it had in its heyday. They still make excellent movies (and I think this is one of the better ones from recent years) interspersed with merely "very good" movies.

Angela D. Mitchell

This movie is really so powerful and it was really moving to see both of you so moved by it, too. It's kind of a strange movie, but I think it's so brave and has something so important to say. I had two big moments of revelation in my life that changed me -- made me "wake up" like this movie displays (and like you mentioned, George, as so important): When I cared for my stepdad through terminal cancer, and then again even more forcefully three years ago, when I was diagnosed with a semi-terminal illness myself, with heart failure. Ever since, I remember forcefully that we have expiration dates. I have one that is on my own horizon. So I see every day -- every moment -- as an opportunity for joy. I actually work for those moments now. I try to make even simple things special -- cutting up fresh fruit for breakfast, the taste of toast, the sip of sparkling water. The feel of sand under your toes or the sight of the ocean or the mountains. Or the laughter with a friend. This movie is a welcome reminder that we need to cherish all this time we have -- all these moments. And we need to keep that spark -- that joy inside of us -- alive.

Daniasaurus

When you learn an instrument or spend a good amount of time analyzing music. Not just listening but taking the time to notice the different chord changes and listen to what the different instruments are doing and how they play off each other. You start to get ear training where you can start to put together the sounds you hear out in the open with the notes they correspond to. So you go from just hearing music as music to noticing the different notes just when you hear them and since you know the instrument you can play the notes that go with the notes you hear out in the open to play along with. It's not black magic just years and years of practice and study of music and ear training. Anyone with enough drive can learn how to play any instrument and have the ear training to improvise. Cause once you get past the technical skills and you have the ear training it can feel like almost magic playing along with a band or just a buddy or a backing track. I recommend everyone to learn at least one instrument before they die. I learned four in my lifetime but only really good at one which is guitar. Others were bass, trombone, and piano.