Herein lies a rather detailed and fully expanded upon analysis of Charlie Kaufman's latest "I'm Thinking Of Ending Things" (available on Netflix). This film was.......thicc with deets, so we thought we'd unpack it for a bit! I realize this is nearly as long as the movie itself, haha, but it was originally 2 1/3 hours that I cut down! Sorry, I'll continue working on being more concise-but I am happy with the outcome. I believe Wifey and I got to some interesting points, and I certainly have a better understanding now of a fairly confusing film. but so brilliant when you examine all the puzzle pieces Kaufman scattered in every line of dialogue! Worth a 2nd and 3rd viewing definitely.

ok where my scardy cats at? I'm here for ya! For my non horror watching Bunnies, I wanted to make you guys an intro into haloween-otober too. This is for those of us who are looking for some family friendly, safe for work, spooky fun content!!! The main Bun came outta the oven on monday, and was about Horror movie posters; this is the bonus mini where we review some halloween pics for the kids and weenies.

Reviewing the posters of classic horror movies with my good buddy since HS days, Tyler! It was only right to review these with her, as she was the only one in our teen years who could convince me to watch something scarier than E.T. This is the last episode of Poster Month September, which was a blast. I know I learned oodles about the world of poster art that I had never thought of before. Thanks to all my gal guests!! O.k. my Bunnies, get ready for Spooky monthhhhh!!! We have a fun lineup of eps for both horror fanatics and little weenie babies alike, to enjoy. Next week, we are reviewing Charlie Kaufman's latest, "I'm Thinking of Ending Things", which is the closest he's come to doing a horror flick. And one last poster ep will sneak its way in this week: Our bonus mini ep about Spooky fun, family friendly flicks! Tyler joins me again, as we review the posters of some Tim Burton, Addams fam, Casper, Hocus Pocus, etc.

Who did it better? Books or movies? All month long on Cinema Buns, we are finding the best and worst of the poster world! For book cover vs. poster week, of course we had to bring back our book expert, @AleaUncharted. Remember that you can find her book youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs-9uFZkKDhvjZJNRUPqsww

Which Pixar Poster is Champion, Greatest of Them All? We need it would be a great disservice to not answer this pressing Q, after giving Disney classic their own air time. That main episode dropped monday(ep 17), if you want to hear what Disney classic poster we enjoyed best. But for those curious minds, who deserve more answers, Mary and I dug deeper and crowned a Pixar winner as well =)

-Cars 3 https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/94/Cars_3_poster.jpg

What is the VERY BEST Disney Animated film Poster?? Mary, Larissa, and I toiled away until we agreed upon a winner. And what a winner!!! We are all verrry pleased with the final champion of this mega bracket. 56 disney fully animated films to discuss. 3 hours worth of recording ( I edited down to an hour forty, ya welcome!) brought about some great chats on what makes a poster good, which posters were the most memorable, why some posters fell flat, and how poster styles change over the span of...82 years? Wow!

BONUS EPISODE: Reviewing the stinkers of the Poster world. Molly joins us again, as we review Posters that spoiled details of the movie, bad photo shop jobs, white washed posters, and confusing posters. Most of these can be found by just googling the movie we mention, and checking the wiki. I'll link a few below:

-Meow

It's Movie Poster Month here on Cinema Buns!! All month long we'll be talkin bout the marketing behind films, in the form of: The Movie poster!

Vidya and I pay tribute to our great love, the Movie Theater! I do begin with an update on my last video, and that ended up lasting about 10 mins. If you're not interested, feel free to skip ahead to 10 mins in this ep.

Continuing the convo I began in ep. 7, I'm looking again at how Autism is portrayed on screen. I totally fell in love with Love on the Spectrum, and watched it all in two nights. You do not need to watch it before listening to this podcast, I'm not spoiling much, this is mostly meant to be a recommendation episode. I do pull from a number of other sources, which I will list the links to here:

At the time of recording this, I had not seen this video, but I wish I had, because I would have LOVED to shout it out! The Aspie World is Dan's Youtube channel, where he makes youtube videos as someone on the Autism Spectrum, who also has OCD and ADHD. This video was great and I loved his review of Love on The Spectrum! I'm glad he liked it as much as I did. I recommend this video of his, AND he does a follow up after the "Where are they Now" clip launched https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pe80kkeWIbw

Let me know what you think guys! Thanks