Animation Addicts Podcast #195: Klaus – One Small Act of Capitalism

Get ready to get into the Christmas spirit as we review a remarkable 2D animated film, Klaus (2019). Grab your sack full of toys and join along for this Klaus podcast in episode 195 of the Animation Addicts Podcast.

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Klaus Podcast

Highlights

• Catch and Fire with our special patron guest, Andrew
• Main discussion: Klaus (2019)
• This is a 2D animated film. What is this sorcery?!
• Netflix is becoming a pioneer and leader in animation
• Looking at the career of the director of Sergio Pablo
• Tangent on the Despicable Me and the Minions
• Klaus is a Christmas film, but doesn’t feel like a traditional Christmas film
• Capitalism is alive and strong in this town
• Love how quickly it jumps into the plot and action
• Klaus’ design tells a lot about his character
• Contains a classic “you lied to me moment”
• This definitely should have won the Academy Award over Toy Story 4
• There’s an A113 reference in there
• Does the pop song “Invisible” work?
• Fantastic backstory for Klaus
• Everyone got what they wanted in expected ways
• Color scripting is perfection
• We rate it!

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• Interview with director

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