Deadpool talkback, Anomalisa Review, and Klaus becoming feature film – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #120 "Flaming Hedgehog"

Feb 17

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SEGMENT EPISODE! After such a long break from these you get 2 in a row, how about that! The theme this week is the broad range of animation and that means quality, quantity, and future projections! We talk about some animation news, answer an Audience Question, of course hit up some Rapid Fire segments, and I (Stephen) review Anomalisa on this episode while the written version and the segment by itself will be up tomorrow! We also have a talkback moment about Deadpool since I saw it last week and I make Rob jealous with my gloating. Finally, I want to give a shoutout to Mukpuddy who saw their new series "Barefoot Bandits" premiere this week, so congrats on that! Click the link on their name to check out the interview we did with them.

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Topics & Timestamps:

(3:05) "How You Doin"

(6:05) Deadpool Talkback

(13:39) Mukpuddy's "Barefoot Bandits" premiere shoutout

(15:17) Animation News of the Week...

(16:07) Cinesite to Produce Nine Animated Movies in Montreal in Five Years

(24:49) Netflix Announces Beatles-Inspired ‘Beat Bugs’ Series

(34:05) Self-help author recommends learning animation in 3 months

(45:26) Sonic the Hedgehog getting a hybrid live action animated feature film in 2018

(52:12) Preview: Next week's episode 121 "Harry Partridge Interview"

(55:17) Review: Anomalisa

(1:16:17) Audience Question: "I often wondered if there were any cartoons that didn't have an interesting storyline, because the artists involved just put scenes in it that were interesting and challenging to draw/animate, but didn't turn out to be fun for an audience to actually watch?" ~Benjamin Shelley

(1:27:42) Rapid Fire!!!!!!