I got off work early just for this, come to find out all the slipcovers for Hundreds of Beaver where instantly gone. I didn't even know how many their were to begin with. Curiosity got the best of me and sure as shit here it is, another worthless person selling a preorder of a movie that they didn't watch themselves. Scalpers with nothing to do with there lives other than buying movies they have obviously never seen and charging a fuck ton for absolutely no reason other than its a way to make more money. I wish there was a way to make this stop because movie lovers should have every right to buy the movies they love not for other people who don't care buying them just to sell them for an unreasonable amount.

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I absolutely love the movie. After seeing the images for the live action remake (which I'm assuming will be my equivalent to YMS Lion King) and the Treasure Planet discussion, I gave it a rewatch. I feel I typically have a pretty good grasp on my nostalgia blinders, but I still think this movie is fantastic. I know my nostalgia plays a bit into my emotional feelings on it, but the characters, story and emotions work so well for me. Also the animation and music are just so wonderful. I just wonder because Dean DeBlois is remaking How To Train Your Dragon (also not excited for) and Chris Sander just did Wild Robot (that I did not care for either), so am I just completely nostalgia blinded?

In one of the episodes, Adum pulls up a video of a Canadian politician with a really lacklustre campaign video.

She says something along the lines of “my family comes from diversity”

I’ve been trying to rack my brain but can’t think of her name or which episode it was mentioned in.

Like, I don’t think he was ever in great movies, but it feels like he just stars in dogshit nowadays

It maybe flawed, a bit too short and some storylines are not fully explired, but the presentation is just perfect. Animation is beyond incredible, even better than Spider Verse in my opinion. It's weird, surreal at parts that remind me of Evangelion. I love the characters, the world, the story and the music. One of the media in recent years that truly affected me deeply. What are your thoughts on latest season?

Leave your questions and quibbles for Adum & Alex to answer when we next record; get those questions in before Nov 27th!

Decided to check out my YouTube recap. Didn't expect for youtube to tell me Im watching Alex's content obsessively.

Talking about dreams and the uncanny nature of them is always a fun topic for me and I loved hearing Alex and Adam discuss it alongside ‘Waking Life’. Really enjoyed that they were willing to dive into dreams in general and allow that bigger discussion.

Adam actually helped me remember a weird dream-within-a-dream I had. He mentioned the teeth falling out dreams and it clicked.

I remember seeing all my teeth fall out, a la The Substance, and thinking “this can’t be happening, I know this is a dream.” I then wake up in my car, double parked and feeling really self-conscious. I’m right in front of my apartment and surely a lot of neighbors have seen and wondered what’s wrong with me. I go to put my car into drive, but the brakes don’t work. The car keeps going as I panic and try to figure out what to do as I start to careen towards one of the neighbors garages. Then I woke up.

Not the first time I had that car dream either. I really need to remember to try the emergency brake.

Anyways I just wanted to show my appreciation for such a thoughtful and in-depth discussion, and in general the only podcast I consistently listen to. Hope all is well with the community and the Sards.

It’s a basic list for someone in this subreddit but I thought I’d share it