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With the sequel on the horizon, we finally discuss the 2015 Pixar film, Inside Out. We go inside Riley's mind and find out "What if feelings had feelings?".
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
This week, we discuss the 2022 Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers movie. Emulating Roger Rabbit with a hybrid world where animated characters and real-life people live together. We find out if The Lonely Island were able to craft a film that' was a worthy successor to the popular animated series.
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The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
This week, we honor the passing of legendary director, Roger Corman. The story behind his Fantastic Four film is notorious. Made with a low budget, with no intention of ever being released. We go into the whole story.
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
In 2011, the Apes franchise was rebooted. Telling the story from the beginning. We discuss Rise of the Planet of the Apes as well as how different this movie feels now having lived through a similar outbreak in real life.
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
Before there was a Kingdom, before there was a Rise, before we even went Beneath, there was the original Planet of the Apes from 1968. We go back to this classic to see how these "damn dirty apes" have lasted all these years.
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
Happy Revenge of the Sixth. We venture into the past of Han Solo in Solo: A Star Wars Story. How did Han meet Chewie? When did Han get the Falcon? And what's so important about those dice that they made it a plot point in two movies?
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Mur Lafferty's website - https://murverse.com/
The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
After the original Star Wars movie came out in 1977, eveyone tried to replicate that success. Decades before they would buy Lucasfilm, Disney tried with 1979's The Black Hole.
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
Put a quarter in the Zoltar machine and make a wish. We discuss the 1988 film Big.
Music from https://filmmusic.io
The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
We return to Andy's room for Toy Story 3. Originally planned under the short-lived Circle Seven Studios, the movie got new life after Disney aqurired Pixar.
Music from https://filmmusic.io
The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
It's time to spend a Night at the Museum. We discuss the first film in the franchise to see if this film truly comes to life, or should it be ancient history.
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
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