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This week on Fuent Chat, we’re talking about Coyote vs. Acme and the crazy journey this movie took just to finally get released. From WB shelving the movie for a tax write-off, to the backlash that followed, and Ketchup Entertainment eventually stepping in to save it, there is a lot that happened behind the scenes.
Now that I finally got a chance to watch it, I’m giving my spoiler review and talking about what worked, some of my favorite moments, and whether Coyote vs. Acme was actually worth the wait.
Plus, we’ll talk about some of the other things that happened this week, including Godzilla Minus Zero, Dragon Ball Super, Xenoverse 3, Avatar: Seven Heavens, Apple’s new foldable phone, and much more.
So, was Coyote vs. Acme worth saving? Let’s talk about it.
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On this week's episode of Fuent Chat with Johnny Fuent, we're joined by Wülf Boi, only the second music guest to ever be on the podcast and one of the most recognizable names in Nerdcore.
We talk about how he got his start in music, what led him to Nerdcore, the ups and downs he's faced throughout his career, and what it's been like building his name in the industry. We also take a look at his upcoming album, the inspiration behind it, what fans can expect, and where he sees his career going from here.
Whether you're already a fan of Wülf Boi or just want to hear the story behind one of Nerdcore's biggest artists, you won't want to miss this conversation.
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This week, I’m reviewing That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime: Tears of the Azure Sea, and somehow… Gobta ended up being the MVP of the entire movie. What started off feeling like another random non-canon anime film actually turned into a surprisingly fun ride with better stakes, solid action, and a focus on characters that normally don’t get much attention.
I talk about why this movie worked better for me than the last Slime film, why making Rimuru less involved actually helped the story, and how the movie handled its villains, the Aqua Dragon, and Gobta’s unexpected spotlight.
I also dive into the wild world of anime movie canon, why so many anime movies feel disconnected from their actual series, and why franchises like Dragon Ball, One Piece, Demon Slayer, and Chainsaw Man all approach movies completely differently.
So if you’ve ever finished an anime movie wondering, “Wait… was any of that canon?”… this episode is definitely for you.
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Live-action anime adaptations have been attempted for decades… and let’s just say the results have been all over the place. In this episode, we dive into the long history of studios trying to bring anime to live action, from early experimental TV shows in the 1960s to modern streaming adaptations.
Some adaptations managed to capture the spirit of the original stories, while others completely missed the mark and left fans wondering what went wrong. We’ll break down the hits, the disasters, and the lessons studios seem to be learning as anime becomes more popular worldwide.
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