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WARNING: Strong language. Spooky Month concludes with the a return to the Predator franchise. 2022's Prey is the earliest in the series timeline, taking place over 260 years before the original film. We find out if this prequel is a worthy addition to the franchise.
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
WARNING: Strong language. Spooky Month continues with 1998's Blade. Marvel's first R-rated move. Marvel's first theatrical hit. And the film that paved the way for the MCU. We see what if the daywalker still has bite.
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
Spooky Season continues. We return to the world of Disney Channel Original Movies by taking a trip to Halloweentown. The story of a young person finding out that they're from a family of magic users and has to fight a powerful magic user who wants to take over the world. Where have I heard that before? But this one has Debbie Reynolds in it, so that's a plus.
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
Spooky Season begins. We are joined by Lindsay Smith for 1996's James and the Giant Peach. We discuss Henry Selick, Roald Dahl, and the uniqueness of a carnivorous rhinoceros.
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Lindsay Smith is the lead character designer on Hulu's Solar Opposites.
The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
AI Month concludes. We return to the world of Disney Channel Original Movies with 1999's Smart House. We find out if this "House of the Future" is truly a mother like no other.
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
AI Month continues. 2008's WALL-E took many risks in it's presentation. From the main leads not being played by traditional actors, to almost the first half of the film being devoid of traditional dialogue.
Also discussed:
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The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
AI month continues. It took James Cameron almost 20 years to make a film based off of the Battle Angel Alita manga. But the film finally released in 2019. We head to Iron City to find out if this film is fit to be Final Champion.
Also discussed:
Music from https://filmmusic.io
The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
AI month continues. 2005's Robots was the second film from Blue Sky Studios. And the follow-up to their hit, Ice Age. Does this film really shine, or does it need to be sent to the Chop Shop?
Music from https://filmmusic.io
The American Civil Liberties Union:
The National Network of Abortion Funds:
The Trevor Project:
Reproductive rights are human rights.
AI month begins. We step into the ring for rocking and socking robot boxing in 2011's Real Steel. Is this film a championship contender, or will it go down for the count?
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 fly away to Paradise Falls with Pixar's 2009 film, Up. Does this movie embody the Spirit of Adventure, or should it wear the Cone of Shame?
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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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