...it’s in the name. We talk about these movies with the gang @ night. (and animated shows; we cartoon nerds)
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In this episode, we discuss the 2006 film Monster House. We also talk about the cast for the upcoming Super Mario Bros. animated film and the future of theatrical animation.
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
1:54 - Mario Bros. Animated Film Cast Revealed
17:34 - Disney Studios CCO Alan Horn steps down
26:20 - Disney Live Action Remakes
30:53 - Adventure Time Fionna and Cake Spin Off
40:51 - Cowboy Bebop Returns to Netflix (but it just becomes a Sailor Moon discussion)
50:20 - Monster House
1:21:22 - Academy Awards 2006
1:28:32 - 2D Animation in Theaters
1:39:08 - Whiplash and pushing yourself as an artist
1:43:25 - Pokemon
1:46:27 - Final Thoughts
In this episode, we lose our brains cells and try to talk about Pokemon: The First Movie. We also discuss Paramount+ removing episodes of Spongebob from it's streaming platform. (This episode was originally in season 1 so Jhosch is not here.)
In this episode, we watch and discuss The Emperor's New Groove (2000). We also talk about some Marvel stuff and a new Star Wars anime series.
In this episode, the Movie Night Gang attempts to uncover the complexities of Angel's Egg, a 1985 OVA from director Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell). We also discuss some upcoming animated films and Disney+ Premier Access in regard to Marvel Studios Black Widow.
In this episode, we talk about the 2020 film Onward with special guest Jhosch. We also talk about the Academy Award nominees and Avatar surpassing Avengers: Endgame as the highest grossing film once again.
In this episode we talk about the 2006 film Barnyard. We also discuss Disney+ removing some titles from their library and the launch of the new streaming service Paramount+.
In this episode, we talk about the 2006 film Paprika. We also talk about Avatar Studios and an upcoming adaptation of The Great Gatsby.
The main focal point of this episode is the 2005 movie, Robots. We also discuss other animated films of that year, as well as the departure of Bob Iger as CEO of the the Walt Disney company, which will now be taken over by Bob Chapek.