Hop on the closest wifi connection as we travel into the worldwide web to discuss the exploits of Wreck-It Ralph and Venelope in the new film "Ralph Breaks The Internet".
Speaking of Disney, a trailer for one of their upcoming releases got over 220 million views in one day. Which film caused this much commotion and how do AJ and Pixel feel about it?
Then we really get into discussing the sequel to the film we spoke about last week. How does this new film improve upon the previous entry? Is it better than the original? Do we have any idea if these characters have free will?
To avoid SPOILERS for "Ralph Breaks The Internet", skip over 40:17- 1:04:40 of the episode.
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This week we take a few moments to reflect on the passing of comic book legend, Stan Lee. We share how we first discovered his work and reflect on his legacy (and some of our favourite cameos).
In preparation for the release of it's sequel, we go into the closest power bar to explore the worlds of "Wreck-It Ralph". How is it that Average Joe has never seen this movie? How many Easter Eggs has Pixel Patch discovered about this movie and it's world? Does the movie appeal to gamers and regular movie goers?
To avoid SPOILERS for "Wreck-It Ralph", please skip over 38:24-53:08 of the episode.
Music and audio from "Fantastic Four (2005)" and "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer" is the property of John Ottman, Avi Arad, Bernd Eichinger, Ralph Winter, Constantin Film, Marvel Enterprises, Ingenious Film Partners, Dune Entertainment and 1942 Pictures.
Music and audio from "Spider-Man: The Animated Series" is the property of Shuki Levy, Kussa Mahchi, Udi Harpaz, Bob Richardson, John Semper, Marvel Entertainment Group, Marvel Films, New World Productions, and ABC-Disney Domestic Television.
Music and audio from "Wreck-It Ralph" is the property of Henry Jackman, Clark Spencer, Walt Disney Pictures, and Walt Disney Animation Studios.
The Bat-Jar theme song was created by Jeremy Eckert. We thank him for his generous support of this podcast.
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Pixel Patch and Average Joe get ready for the holidays by looking back at the various entries in Dr. Seuss' "Grinch" franchise. How has the story been adapted from magazine article to storybook to animated special to live action film to feature length animated film?
Which version of the story best fleshes out the Grinch's character? Which version of the story has the best version of Whoville and Cindy-Lou? Which version has the strongest emotional feels? Which version made Average Joe cry?
Music and audio from "How The Grinch Stole Christmas!" is the property of Albert Hague, Chuck Jones, Ted Geisel, Cat in the Hat Productions, MGM Animation/Visual Arts, and Warner Bros. Domestic Television.
Music and audio from "Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas" is the property of James Horner, Brian Grazer, and Imagine Entertainment.
Music and audio from "The Grinch" is the property of Danny Elfman, Chris Meledandri, Janet Healey, Universal Pictures, and Illumination.
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Asian Jon says farewell: This week we say goodbye to our friend in his final appearance alongside returning guest Pixel Patch and new special guest Beefporkribs to discuss the media franchise "One Piece".
922 chapters of manga and 860 episodes of anime amount to over 20 years of adventures in one of the most popular media franchises of all time. What makes the franchise so popular? Why hasn't Asian Jon ever heard of despite it's worldwide popularity. Join us on our quest to find the answers!
Music and audio from "One Piece" is the property of Kohei Tanaka, Eiichiro Oda, Toei Animation, and Funimation.
Music and audio from "The Pirate Rap" is the property of Shawn Conrad and Russell Velà squez.
Music and audio from "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers" is the property of Shuki Levy, Haim Saban, Saban Brands, MMPR Productions, and Toei Company Ltd.
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