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Travis is joined this week by Amy Robinson (@RedFraggle3) to talk about both of them watching the 1999 animated feature The Iron Giant for the first time. Directed by Brad Bird (The Incredibles, Ratatoullie) and starring the voices of Vin Diesel, Harry Connick Jr., Eli Marienthal and Jennifer Aniston, it tells the story of a young boy named Hogarth who finds and befriends a giant robot from outer space, that a paranoid government agents wants to destroy (Voiced by Christopher McDonald)
Loved by critics, and with a strong cult following, but is it really as emtionally charged as everyone says? Will it have you crying your eyes out? Or is it just another telling of "A boy and his monster"? Let's find out...
Hear Amy on The Morning Stream every month with her Book Corner at https://www.frogpants.com/tms and check out https://peeperspuppets.com/ 
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This week, Travis is joined by Tyra Burton of Geek meets Social to talk about her first time seeing the 1982 Don Bluth animated feature, The Secret of NIMH. It's the story of Mrs. Brisby, a mouse who has just lost her husband and needs to keep her children safe from the farm harvester. Her son is sick, and can't move, so she seeks the advice of The Great Owl, who tells her to have the Rats of NIMH help her to move her house. But will the rats help out the community? Or are they just looking out for themselves?
Is this the classic that Travis remembers it being? Or will it feel dated and a bit out of touch for Tyra? Let's find out...
Head over the tyraburton.com to find all the projects and podcasts she does. And check out twitch.tv/DCDigitalMedia for DragonCon related community nights Tyra is a part of as well
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This week, Amy Frost is back and bringing another of her favorite films that somehow Travis hasn't seen before. 1996's Waiting for Guffman. Written and Directed by Christopher Guest, and starring Guest, Catherine O'Hara, Eugene Levy, Fred Willard, and Parker Posey. The story of Corky St. Clair, a theater director in the small town of Blaine Missouri who is putting on a musical show, with the hopes that theater man Mort Guffman will love it, and take the show to Broadway. It's full of quirky characters, and silly situations. But is it laugh out loud funny? Or does it just make you chuckle a little bit? Let's find out...
Listen to Amy's story podcast at Achewillow.com and find her other projects at Daniora.com
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This week, Travis is in Las Vegas! And joining him is Joe Houde and Shane Mattox to talk about their first time ever watching Jim Henson's Labyrinth. Starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie, it's the story of Sarah and her quest through the titular Labyrinth to rescue her baby brother Toby from the Goblin King Jereth. Full of muppets, amazing sets, and a sense of wonder, how is it that life long Muppets fans Joe and Shane had never seen this one? And how did it hold up for them? Was it a fun fantasy adventure, or where they too distracted by a certain bit of Bowie that is on screen? Let's find out...
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It's another first time watch for Travis, and another Coen brothers film. Ryan Estrada joins the show, and makes Travis finally watch the 1994 film, The Hudsucker Proxy. Starring Tim Robbins, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Paul Newman. Evoking the feel of a 1940s screwball comedy, set in the 1950s, and made in the 1990s, with a look all it's own. But, how does it stack up with other Coen brothers movies? Would this go to the top of the list? Or should you avoid this one and watch Fargo again? Let's find out...
Check out ryanestrada.com for more on what Ryan is up to, and his books
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This week, Travis is joined by Tim "JayDimes" Wilson to talk about the actual first R rated film based on a Marvel comic. The Punisher. Released in 1989 starring Dolph Lundgren as Frank Castle, and Louis Gossett Jr. as Jake Berkowitz, and based on the Marvel comics character. So, how was this as an adaptation of the comic? Does it do the character justice? Or is it just another generic 80s action movie? And where is the iconic Skull logo? Let's find out...
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