Sorry but cant help but feel the Disney bias was all over this podcast this time.

Studio Ghibli gives us comedic films? Yeah “The Wind Rises” was really hilarious.

I think you guys are exaggerating on Dreamworks Animation business and creative end. The success of Their tv shows on Netflix has made up for their films lack of success. I thought their Reboot of Voltron is some of their best work.

As for the layoffs. That was more restructuring from the new owners. Happens all the time with mergers. Even happened at Pixar , Marvel, and Lucasfilm so relax.

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I think the hate is, as in most cases, just internet hyperbole. It was at worst fine. I would support the visual innovation you’re talking about. I think the story content is where it does not hit the same heights. I have a great deal of positive things to say about the film for sure, I just I won’t have the need to ever watch it again. Not the fairest of standards to hold any piece of entertainment, but there it is.

P.S. I appreciated the majority of the musical integration. But the major standout had to be ‘Hair Up’. People should go check that track out.

Great remarks about Inside Out, Angry Birds and Trolls. The trilogy of emotions!

People give Trolls have a lot of hate, but I thought it was much more innovative than Storks, Angry Birds and Secret Life of Pets. Trolls has a unique visual identity (such cool textures), a story that I felt was novel (like a weird fairy tale with made up characters and no allusion to existing fairy tales) and a different type of music (not full-on musical like Moana, but not a straight-up rehash of songs like Sing). The glitter fart jokes were dumb though 😛

As always Brandon, you make some really great points in here.I would love a full article on just this topic. I suppose I just want them to be more celebrated than they are, which I can agree is not a great way to look at things. I quite enjoyed Trolls. I just look at all of entertainment and see that there is a great deal of entertainment out there, and it is all competing for our attention, It is the nature of business to “transition” from success, to less successful times. Just looking at Disney, there post WWII creations had them in a creative, and financial slump.

Although I may seem drab, I do feel DreamWorks, will remain somewhat successful, they certainly have an entire foundation of talent that creates quality content. I have just hit a point with them, which does not elicit excitement. I know I am just one person, and by no means dictate their box office returns. I just want a bit more depth. I will keep watching their films, and supporting them, I only criticize because I love.

A lot of people have blamed it on the marketing of 20th Century Fox. These next two years will be interesting to see how the transition takes place.

They had another layoff? I know they had some in 2013 and 2014, but generally thought they were over. People wonder why most people like Disney and Pixar, and claim there is some sort of bias, but it’s because every other studio is giving us these “comedic” films.