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The Prince of Egypt- one of the few traditionally animated films released by DreamWorks Animation. One of the few attempts at telling a story from The Bible from a major Hollywood studio. Why is this film often overlooked and not remembered by many? How does it compare to the film version of The Ten Commandments? How does it interpret the Book of Exodus? And how many times can they mention the title of the movie in the script?
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The intro and outro music was created by Cackles and Jeremy Eckert. We thank them for their generous support of this podcast.
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The latest in the Disney live-action remakes has come to Disney+ for those willing to pay for "premium access". Does the new version of Mulan improve at all on the original? Is it worth that $30 price tag? Do all the controversies around this version impact the quality of the final product?
To avoid SPOILERS for "Mulan (2020)" skip over 45:10-1:05:24 of the episode.
Music and audio from "Mulan (1998)" is the property of Jerry Goldsmith, Pam Coats, Walt Disney Pictures, and Walt Disney Feature Animation.
Music and audio from "Mulan (2020)" is the property of Harry Gregson-Williams, Chris Bender, Jake Weiner, Jason T. Reed, Walt Disney Pictures, Jason T. Reed Productions, and Good Fear Productions.
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Special Guest Mljonir joins us to discuss the new Bill & Ted movie. Does this three-quel fall into the same trap as many other "decades later" sequels? Or is it exactly the kind of movie the World needs right now?
To avoid SPOILERS for "Bill & Ted Face The Music" skip over 56:10-1:08:53 of the episode.
Music and audio from "Bill & Ted Face The Music" is the property of Mark Isham, Scott Kroopf, Alex Lebovici, David Haring, Steve Ponce, Alex Winter, Ed Solomon, Orion Pictures, Endeavour Content, and Hammerstone Studios.
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To prepare for the release of the third film in the franchise, we look back at the original Bill & Ted Movies and see what made them so unique at the time and noteworthy today.
Music and audio from "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" is the property of David Newman, Scott Kroopf, Michael S. Murphey, Joel Soisson, Interscope Communications, and Nelson Entertainment.
Music and audio from "Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey" is the property of David Newman, Scott Kroopf, Interscope Communications, and Nelson Entertainment.
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