Narrative Calculus

Narrative Calculus

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Narrative Calculus episodes

  • Across The Second Best Phineas And Ferb Story

    Phineas and Ferb is well known as one of the most beloved cartoons of all time. The creativity and general wackiness has brought it to a level not often seen. So what happens when the team responsible decides to make a movie? Well, we took a look, and here's the results.

    Music by Kevin Macleod

    1 hr 7 min
  • The Two Towers: 404 Tower Not Found

    Ah yes, The Two Towers. Where's the second tower? Irrelevant! Today we take a look at the second part of one of the greatest fantasy film trilogies of all time. Is the hype justified? How important are subplots? Where on earth is that second tower?? These questions and more are debated in this episode of Narrative Calculus!

    Music by Kevin Macleod

    53 min
  • The Fellowship of the Ring: Longer Than This Review

    In this episode of Narrative Calculus, we take a look at one of the most beloved fantasy movie classics of all time. On one side, an experienced fan, on the other, someone who hasn't seen the movie or books in years. Good or Garbage? Find out in this episode of Dragon Ball- I mean Narrative Calculus!

    1 hr 15 min
  • Cars 2: What Went Wrong?

    Pixar is well known as one of the world's premier animation studios. They have made many, many classics that resonate with both children and adults. It's rare for them to make a merely 'good movie', much less a bad one.  Cars 2 is a bad one. Why is this, and do we agree?

    59 min
  • The Chosen: A New Direction For Christian Media?

    In the premiere of our podcast, we take a look at one of the best pieces of Christian film to come out in the last year.

    NOTE: This episode is very, very rough. We encountered audio problems early on and the whole thing sounds awful. Check it out if you want, but this is not our normal standard of quality.

    1 hr 3 min

About Narrative Calculus

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How do you apply math to storytelling? You can't! But with how in-depth we get, it sure seems like we try! Here, mad "science" and plot crash together for in-depth narrative analysis. If you're…