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Vote On The May 2020 What A Cartoon Movie! (Patreon)

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2020-04-24 20:51:26
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Vote On The May 2020 What A Cartoon Movie!

  • Toy Story 2 (1999) 298
  • Monsters University (2013) 71
  • Finding Dory (2016) 15
  • Incredibles 2 (2018) 106
  • 2020-04-24
  • —2020-05-01
  • 490 votes
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Content

May is just around the corner on the Talking Simpsons Network, and that means we need your help once again with the next subject of our premium podcast, As you may know, once a month we release the What A Cartoon Movie! podcast, an extra-long discussion about an animated film, exclusively for our $10 Patreon subscribers. And when we open up the voting, we want to let all the $5 folks have a chance to be heard as well so they can help pick episodes they might enjoy down the line. And in case you missed last month's announcement, going forward the polls for the What A Cartoon Movie! will begin in the last week of the month and end as the next month begins!

What have we got in store for May 2020 for our massive, premium podcast? A return to the most famous CGI animation company ever, Pixar! And since this is a Pixar seqeul podcast, the choices are all Pixar sequels!

Your four choices are:

Toy Story 2 (1999), Pixar's first sequel that almost didn't happen thanks to one of many contract disputes with Disney!

Monsters University (2013), Mike and Sully's origin story that brings Pixar to college campuses!

Finding Dory (2016), the long-awaited squel to everyone's favorite Australian fish adventure!

Incredibles 2 (2018), the even longer-awaited sequel that brought Brad Bird back to animation after Tommowland!

So please, make your voices heard before the poll closes on the night of April 30! Thanks as always for your amazing support, and here's to another awesome month of podcasts!

Comments

Thad Komorowski

Well, this one’s a given. It’s the only one that arguably doesn’t suck.

Rhomega

Toy Story 2 is the best in the series, and it's in my all-time Top 20.

MENDOZABLE

Toy Story 2 is probably one of or The Greatest Animated sequels of all time , no offense to the people who love the other sequels but they were all pretty boring and forgettable.

slimesiren

Toy Story 2 is my fav of all these that plus i'd personally want ya'll to cover MI , FN and Incredibles before talking about their sequels. (but i understand that the poll theme is pixar sequels)

Frank Grimes

Toy Story 2 is still my favorite in the franchise, and still one of my favorite overall Pixar/Disney films, ever.

Nathaniel Lockhart

I only want Finding Dory if you're willing to bring the dirt on Ellen Degeneres

Robert Parry-Cruwys

Toy Story 2 is the best of the bunch, though my wife wants to get the dirt on Incredibles 2. She has some...opinions.

Jack Ninivaggi

Toy Story 2 is probably the horse to win this, but man are there some really interesting conversations to be had with Incredibles 2.

crystalhearts

Looking like this one might turn out to be a "please look at my medic alert bracelet" kind of outcome

Adam Gaudry

Wow already looks decided!

SilkiePJ

I definitely think Toy Story 2 would be a landslide being easily the best of the bunch, most emotional, establishes some really great characters who would return. I think Incredibles 2 and Finding Dory are fine movies but they are very flawed as lots of Pixar movies tend to be when trying to say something about "others" and messing up. Monsters University is also a particular kind of bad imo because while most of it is a 80s throwback film, that last third that many people credit for being "a realistic message" doesn't work in a modern context. I think that message could have worked in the 80s, but that pull-yourself-up-by-your-bootstraps message suggesting that blue collar work will eventually turn into a white collar work is also a type of fantasy? As a millennial, I can't say I know anyone who was that fortunate to have upward corporate momentum. That and it doesn't even seem to consider that the "scaring" part of the job that everyone is focused on will eventually become useless as the original film ends.

KaiserBeamz

Well of course the best one is gonna win

Alex Irish

Toy Story 2: the choice is obvious. It’s in the echelon of sequels better than the original. Even though the troubled behind the scenes schedule literally almost killed artists at the studio

Kiaayo

Legit kind of wondering why the other 3 are on the list.

Harry Thornton

No joke, I saw Toy Story 2 FIRST, before I even saw the first Toy Story. So it's always held a special place in my heart, and the choice here is obvious.

Matt Fish

Monsters University is the dirt worst “sequel” there is a better episode of Futurama with the same premise. Toy Story 2 would play on loop during one of my jobs at Home Depot back in the 2000’a when they were selling TVs for the holidays and I still enjoy this film to this day.

Steven Babb

Not too enthusiastic about those choices except Incredibles 2. And, I haven't even seen that yet, but it would be a great excuse to watch it. Although, Monsters University would be interesting, too.