Ep. 27 Pixar

In this episode, contributor Jonah Desnaux (he/him) and host Edward Frumkin (he/him) discuss the films from Pixar, the Pixar Theory, and the recent controversy about contextualizing Animation at the 94th Academy Awards. Then, Edward reviews Balloonfest, Rachel Gregg's Recommendation. Finally in today's concluding thought, Edward talks about being at the right place at the right time.

Time Codes:

1:00 - Introducing the History of Pixar

5:35 - Recognizing the Darker/Mature Tones in later Pixar films

8:32 - Critquing Sequels and the Double-Edge Sword of Business in Pixars 

11:37 - The Pixar Theory

17:20 - Edward's Thoughts on Balloonfest

20:35 - Discussing the Critiques of How Hollywood and America Perceives Animation and New Deal 4 Animation

25:55 - Favorite Pixar Moments

29:56 - Concluding Thought: Being at the Right Place at the Right Time

Show notes:

Pixar

The Pixar Theory

Hollywood Should Elevate, Not Diminish Animation by Phil Lord and Chris Miller

Contract Talks Coming Down To The Wire For SAG-AFTRA & The Animation Guild by David Robb

New Deal for Animation Contract Talks by Jeremy Fuster

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