
A podcast where two best friends talk about cartoons like they're high art -- because they are! Season One: Walt Disney Animated Studios Feature Films. New episodes every other Tuesday. Artwork by Alex Assan.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Animation & MangaLeisure | ||||

In this episode, we discuss:
- racism, sexism, and the white male fantasy in the Edwardian boy's adventure story,
- the depiction of childhood as the time in your life that you can act however you like without regard to the consequences your action... more
In this episode, we discuss:
-the politics of literary adaptations and why the cartoon is the ideal medium for adapting Alice,
-how the world can feel like nonsense when the logic you learn in school doesn't hold true in 'real life',
-how to recog... more
In this episode, we discuss:
-how much of this movie is actually about the mice,
-the Tremaines' need to denigrate Cinderella's inherent class value to make themselves feel better,
-how much work shady, shady Cinderella has to do to choose kindnes... more
In this episode, we discuss:
-The Adventure of Mr. Toad being a Beatrix Potter story (if Beatrix Potter wrote stories about devastatingly disastrous characters),
-Angus MacBadger's 'Scottish' accent that is so bad we theorize that he is not Scottis... more
***In light of the current political climate, we decided to re-record portions of this episode to make our critiques of American power structures more clear. As a result, you may notice slight variances in the audio quality. These variances should be... more
In this episode, we discuss:
-the retconning of Jiminy Cricket as a 'conscience' without a care (despite the fact that he sees how awful the world is),
-our choices for a better host for the movie,
-the use of face-slapping as a courtship ritual i... more
In this episode, we discuss:
-how this film fulfills our dream of a jazz Fantasia,
-the roots of America's gun violence problem in a short with a high body count,
-censoring boobs, slimming butts, and the rules that govern the relentless pursuit o... more
In this episode, we discuss:
-Jeremy's distaste for this film as a discerning gay child,
-the goofy display of misremembering in 'The Flying Gauchito,'
-our appreciation of Aurora Miranda's appreciation of chaos,
-the Aracuan bird's not-malicious... more
Very interesting! Looking forward to hearing different ideas about movies we think know well!
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Apple Podcasts | #53 |










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