My entire family agrees wholeheartedly.

Ditto. Tangled is Disney Feature Animation’s masterpiece of the CGI era.

Partly (mostly?) because Pascal >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Olaf.

Straight facts.

My sister can’t hear the word ‘Frozen’ without reflexively opining that Tangled is better.

Also came here to say precisely this. It’s interesting to read about how much work went into production, because the film itself feels so effortless.

Tangled >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>(inhale)>>>>>>>>>>>>Frozen.

That collective groan you just heard were all the movie theater company executives. I wonder if this means a WB ban forthcoming. I highly doubt people would rather sit in a theater anytime soon with Covid raging, than getting it on VOD when given the choice.

Christ, what a hack. Why are we validating this up-jumped music video director again?

I think these are limitations of the story Hawley decided he wanted to tell. Satchel can’t go back to being Satchel Cannon and grow up to be Mike Milligan. If Loy sets up shop in another city there’s no conflict.

What a great read.

Very nice analysis. Rabbi’s line about being born again stood out in the moment because he seems like the kind of guy who knows his bible backward and forward (when we saw it in Calamita’s hands a few eps back, it looked like a book that’s been read), and at the same time, Rabbi Milligan personifies the schism between…

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Texas Oilman = Bush

Good analysis. I would also note that Rabbit the dog might perhaps be the next incarnation of Rabbi the human. Getting sucked into a tornado and then spit out of a wardrobe a day earlier makes as much sense as this episode.

I think he gets one of these per season. It reminds me of the LA episode with the animated robot in the previous season, which I enjoyed even though it was a dry well.

I normally read recaps so somebody else can tell me what the symbolism means, but since Zack isn’t feeling it, I have to resort to a bit of original thought:

If you freeze frame the page from ‘Who Shot Willy Bupor’ you’ll find there were “five dead, at least four from gunshot wounds, and the bodies scattered miles from one another. No suspects, no arrests.”

Why doesn’t Satchel call his family from the boarding house to pick him up instead of opting to become a drifter?

Maybe it’s because I’m a screaming Antifa Liberal Monster - and as such I wear those colored glasses on my face - but everyone around that dinner table seemed to me to be an aspect of modern conservatism. I mean they are in Kansas, after all. “Here you go Satchel, the future is now... try and figure this shit out for…