With how fantastic the releases Soul and Luca were, we can’t help but be excited for Pixar’s upcoming films Turning Red and Lightyear! Unfortunately, we will have to be viewing Turning Red on Disney+ rather than its originally scheduled theatrical release. This lead us to wonder why exactly Disney has made this decision. Is it because theatrical ticket sales are low? Spider-Man: No Way Home would suggest otherwise! More than likely, it is due to the fantastic performance Encanto had after finishing it’s theatrical run with We Don’t Talk About Bruno becoming a chart-topping hit, even beating out Frozen’s Let It Go.

The last few years have been an interesting time for the movie industry, multiple film sets have had to adapt to the constantly changing protocols which made us wonder how Pixar has been making movies during these unprecedented few years.

From the pitch meetings to the fully animated product, in this video, we take a deep dive into Pixar as we analyze the studio Inside Out. How did Lightning McQueen’s animation involve ray tracing? How exactly does the studio animate a performance over an electric performance like Keanu Reeve’s Duke Kaboom in Toy Story 4? Can rats actually cook food? Well, I can answer that last one here, no they can’t- however, in, the video we look into how exactly the animators knew to design over 270 dishes for Ratatouille! So grab some popcorn and join us as we look into exactly how Pixar Movies are made today!

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Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:24 – Working from home
2:31 – Inspiration is found within Infinity and Beyond
4:26 – The Soul of the city
6:44 – Struggles of animation
8:06 – The incredible acting
8:58 – Disney Plus

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SPOILER WARNING: There will be heavy Book of Boba Fett spoilers in this video!

So, despite the series being relatively stop and start in regards to pacing, the season ended with a bang, as Boba and his co took on the Pyke Syndicate in explosive fashion – even bringing a mother flipping Rancor into the mix! Tensions between the warring factions had been simmering for some time, but finally all out war ensued as the Pykes made a massive play for Tatooine and the city of Mos Espa and tried to take out the King, Boba Fett. The finale was filled with amazing action scenes, the unleashing of some seriously powerful droids, rampaging rancors, western style duels and Grogu being as adorable as ever.

In this video we will take a look at the series ending and go over what happened and what it all means going forward. We will discuss the outcome of the battle between Boba and the Pykes, who rules Tatooine in the aftermath, whether or not that character really died, how the series sets up The Mandalorian and the future of our favorite duo, what that shocking mid credits scene means, and whether or not we will be seeing another famous face in a second season of Book of Boba Fett. So let’s get recapping and speculating as we go over the ending of The Book of Boba Fett!

What did you make of this episode? Did you enjoy the ending? What did you make of the show as a whole? Where do you think Star Wars will go from here? Let us know in the comments below and make sure to subscribe to the channel today for all this and more.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
4:15 Recap and Ending Explained
6:51 What Come’s Next?

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Hey look, I guess we made this video already 2 years ago, but I wasn’t here so to me it doesn’t count so we’re doing it again and don’t worry, we’re not talking about the Last Jedi, too much baggage. Oh and this is based off Rotten Tomatoes just so I can include the booooo tomato video because as long as I think it’s funny, I’m putting it in the video.
I couldn’t put it on this list since it was on the last one but Spy Kids not being universally loved by everyone who laid eyes on Robert Rodriquez’s magnum opus is something that will continue to haunt me. How can you not love the whimsical wonderment of the world? Or the futuristic product placement that we need but don’t deserve.

This time we’re talking about more recent movies like Eternals and Don’t Look Up but there’s a few classics mixed in too like School of Rock and the OG Hulk and while I don’t consider Sharknado a classic, it’s on here too just because I thought it was weird. Trust me, it’ll make more sense in the video.
In the comments let us know which movie that you think critics were way too hard on or were too easy on, maybe we can make another video on the topic, who knows.
And while you’re down there, don’t forget to do all the other YouTube stuff like subscribing, hitting the notification bell and liking the video since it helps the individual creators.

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Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:14 – Eternals
1:19 – Don’t Look Up
2:16 – F9
3:14 – Space Jam 2
4:17 – Mortal Kombat
5:18 – Hulk
6:12 – The School of Rock
6:59 – King Kong
7:50 – Sharknado
8:51 – X-men Apocalypse/Dark Phoenix

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The Book of The Mandalor- I mean Boba Fett summed up perfectly in 60 seconds! #shorts

Did you catch this hidden detail in the Lightyear trailer? #shorts

Moon Knight is coming to the MCU, and with everyone’s favorite sorta-Batman-but-not-really will inevitably come some changes – methods by which Moon Knight might impact the Marvel Cinematic Universe. So today I’d like to theorize a bit as to what may or may not be introduced to everyone’s favorite billion dollar juggernaut… which does not include THE Juggernaut. I mean, probably not. That’d be cool too though.

For one thing, the series could very well introduce werewolves into the MCU. Not only just by virtue of that being his comic origin, either. See there’s actually two big hints that we will see some variation of Jack “I Was Born to be a Wolf Man Just Look at My Name” Russell in the Disney+ show. First of all is this shot, wherein Moon Knight is beating the ever-loving snot out of, well, SOMETHING. Considering them there weird, Dog Soldier-ass legs, most fans’ money is on it being a werewolf, and potentially Jack himself. To bolster this, our second piece of evidence comes from an interview with Silent Bob himself. Kevin Smith, who in a not-so-silent moment mentioned the property in connection to his Howard the Duck series, which was eventually canceled. Per Smith: “The idea of our story was that Howard was trapped here, and he was trying to get pages of the Darkhold, which would allow him to go back … As I’m laying it out and then I go into Jeph and told him what I wanted to do, and that’s when they said ‘You can’t use Werewolf by Night,’ and I asked why. They said the movie division was using him.”

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:28 Introduce Werewolf by Night
4:16 The Midnight Sons
7:50 New Avengers?
9:57 Deeper into the Spirit World…
11:16 Sun King, Maybe Sobek?
12:38 Maturity Uptick
13:07 Memes
13:36 Mephisto or whatever.

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Aunt May almost had a very different ending in Spider-Man: No Way Home #shorts

Ever since Venom first leaped out of the comics in 1994’s Spider-Man The Animated Series- fans have been clamoring for more and more symbiote goodness. Over the years, he appeared in several fan favorite video games like Ultimate Spider-Man and Spider-Man: Web Of Shadows – but the moment Venom truly became a household name was in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3. Although, Eric Foreman was not the Eddie Brock we were looking for.

Back when The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was releasing trailers, there was a renewed excitement for Venom on the big screen as a big old ball of goop was shown in that secret Oscorp level that was setup for the Sinister Six, although that shot never made it into the final cut of the movie, seemingly dashing any hopes for future appearances.

Fast forward a few years and Sony Pictures released Venom, while it wasn’t a perfect film, we couldn’t help but love the fantastic performance provided by Tom Hardy as the Daily Bugle reporter turned lethal protector. Excitement really became sky high when we saw the post credit scene for Venom: Let There Be Carnage which had the symby transfer over into the Marvel Cinematic Universe for Spider-Man No Way Home. Unfortunately, that was just a prank and Eddie Brock is seemingly returning home. So we have to ask the question, what’s next for Venom?

There is a whole slew of possibilities with fans hoping that Andrew Garfield gets to one v one Tom Hardy in The Amazing Spider-Man 3. There’s also a chance that Venom joins Miles Morales as he Enters The Spider-Verse, and it’s even possible that he teams up with Morbius through the Sinister Six! Let’s talk about it.

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Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:39 – MAKETASM3
3:18 – Madame Web’s Tangled Spider-Verse
4:41 – Sinister Six
6:01 – Planet Of The Symbiotes
7:30 – Morbius
8:34 – The King In Black

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The Offer is coming to paramount plus. Starring Miles Teller, Matthew Goode, and Juno Temple the 10 part limited series will Tell the story of the production and release of the classic mobster film The Godfather.

And we’re here to give you all the details you need to know about Robert Evans, Francis Ford Coppola, and the production that would change film history.

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Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:29 – The Godfather
1:48 – Robert Evans
3:05 – Francis Ford Coppola
4:42 – Albert S Ruddy

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