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Have you seen: "The Devil & Max Devlin"? Once again, another Ron Miller era Disney movie. In addition to having Disney put our horror movies, he was also having them put out comedies. And that was controversial because of the fact that it cast Bill Cosby as The Devil. Yeah, I know. Unbelievable, right?

So a documentary series is gonna be streaming on Paramount+ pretty soon called: "Nothing But a Good Time: The Uncensored Story of 80's Hair Metal". Which... as you can probably guess by that title, is about that hair metal phenomenon of the 80's.

OK, now... please don't ask me why I'm asking you this, it's mainly out of morbid curiousity, but I was just wondering: "Have you ever watched the TV show: 'Monk'?"

So I told you yesterday, we went to Winco and... they're already starting to bring out the Halloween decorations.

So you were telling me that you recently went to Target and got some Simpsons stuff. Yeah, I also have a Target where I live. We've also got a Wal-Mart, a Fred Meyer, two Albertsons, a Winco (which we actually just went to today), and a Bi-Mart. In fact, at one point, I was actually considering getting a job at Bi-Mart because I really liked the atmosphere in that store. Of course, we use to have video rental stores like: "Blockbuster", and "Hollywood", but alas... we don't anymore.

Well... I just found out that this November, Hulu's gonna be streaming a documentary series centered around Country music called: "It's All Country". Yeah... I don't really know how I feel about that. Country music's not really among one of my favorite music genres.

While we're on the subject of music, are you familiar with: "A Horse With No Name" by America?

And while we're on the subject of covers better than the originals, I like Lenny Kratviz's cover of American Woman better than the original. And while we're on the subject of songs that were on the soundtrack for Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (which I'm not a fan of, but still think the soundtrack is pretty good), I prefer Mel B's version of Word Up to the original. I'm also aware that you're unfamiliar with The Pretenders (despite knowing who their lead singer is), but they honestly did my favorite rendition of: "Forever Young", which I was introduced to through watching Free Willy 2 as their version plays over the end credits.

Well I just found out that this December there's going to be a biopic on: "Robbie Williams". In case you don't know who that is, he's the guy that did the song: "Somewhere Beyond the Sea", which plays at the end credits for Finding Nemo.

What's your opinion on Tazekel-Kan (The Road to El Dorado)?

Alright, back to Dreamworks Animation villains, well... sadly, you haven't seen: "The Penguins of Madagascar (2014)", so I can't ask you what your opinion is on Dave.

This nameless Prince Charming has really Charming ín His costume.And Snow White has Beauty enough,too.Sometimes Her face reminds me young Gina Lollobrigida's Beauty face...I love this version,Because very enjoying.12❤/10

What's your opinion on Pitch Black from Rise of the Guardians?

Alright, back to the Dreamworks Animation villains thing. Well... unfortunately, you haven't seen Trolls: World Tour so... I can't ask you what your opinion is on Queen Barb.

Alright, now I'm gonna move on from Pixar, and move onto another animation company. Now, I'm gonna ask for your opinions on some Dreamworks Animation villains. Though before I do that, I should make one thing clear. Because of Dreamworks obsession with doing sequels, I'm making a point of asking you about one villain per franchise.

And finally, the last Pixar villain I'm gonna ask for your opinion on: What's your opinion on Lotso?

What's your opinion on Syndrome?

OK, continuing my list of Pixar villains I'd like to know your opinions on, (don't worry, there's only 3 more). What's your opinion on Randall (Monsters Inc)?

kids in the hall is forever the funniest and most absurd comedy team in the game

What's your opinion on Hopper (A Bug's Life)? And take your time answering. No hurry.

Well... next, I was gonna ask you what your opinion was on Auto from Wall.e but you've told me before in the past that other than the WalleXEve scenes, you were indifferent towards the rest of the film, so... I guess it's safe to assume that you're indifferent towards Auto.

To answer you question... no, I'm not sticking to just twist villains in Pixar, cause now I'm going to ask for your opinion of a non-twist villain in Pixar: "Chef Skinner from Ratatouille"

What's your opinion on Stinky Pete (Toy Story 2)?

What's your opinion on Ernesto De La Cruz? Once again, I'm gonna guess you don't have an opinion on him due to the fact that he's a "twist villain".

OK, back to Pixar villains. What's your opinion on Evelyn Deavor? I'm guessing you don't have one.

Well... I wrote a message telling you that i wanted to know your opinions on some Pixar villains, so now that I got that out of the way... let's begin. For starters: What's your opinion on Charles Muntz?

I'd like you know your opinions on some Pixar villains.

I've seen a lot of the show, but not this one. It's a little dark.

Have you seen the 1996 film: "Michael"? Because that was one of the films that was greenlit by Amy Pascal back when she was running Turner Pictures.

Hey... I was just curious as to weather or not you know about a woman going under the name of: "Amy Pascal"

As part of making conversation, I just went in for a job interview today. I went in to apply for a job at a place called: "Box Lunch". It's a store that sells stuff related to Fandoms. And it has all kinds of stuff related to various fandoms like Disney, Pixar, Studio Ghibli, Anime, Peanuts, Spongebob, Sonic the Hedgehog, etc. I'm gonna get word back on weather or not I got the job either Monday or Tuesday.

Have you seen: "Tuca & Bertie"? Once again, another cartoon show created by Torante.

Have you seen a cartoon show going under the name of: "Glenn Martin DDS?" The reason I'm asking you about this cartoon, is because it's a cartoon that was created by Torante, the company Eisner created after he left Disney.

Well... we just got tickets to go see the re-release of The Lion King for its 30th anniversary. Even though The Lion King isn't among one of my favorite animated Disney movies, I still would like to see it on the big screen. Doug Walker said that it's one of the few animated films where every time they re release it, he goes to see it, every single time, and I sort of wanna do the same thing.

Have you seen: "Gangs of New York"? Once again, another Miramax movie that Eisner was irritated with Harvey Weinstein for allowing to go into production.

Have you ever seen Michael Moore's: "Fahrenheit 9/11"? Once again, the reason I ask you about that movie, is because... it's a documentary that originally was gonna be put out by Miramax, but Eisner refused to let them release it for political reasons, and thus, it ended up becoming a huge box office hit for Lionsgate. Which of course, made Harvey Weinstein very angry because he really wanted to release the documentary, and it was one of the things that lead to both him and Bob leaving Miramax in 2005, and going on to form: "The Weinstein Company".

Have you seen: "Dick Tracy"? Now... the reason I bring that movie up is because... you probably already know that there are only 3 Roger Rabbit shorts and... that movie sort of played a part in that. Because originally they actually were planning on making more Roger Rabbit shorts, including one called: "Hare in my Soup", in which Roger was gonna be a waiter. However, it ended up not happening because Spielberg and Eisner got into a fight over which movie the shorts were gonna play before in theaters. Because Tummy Trouble was attached to theater screenings of: "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids". And when Roller Coaster Rabbit was conceived, Spielberg wanted that short to be attached to theater screenings of: "Arachnophobia", which was an Amblin Entertainment production. But Eisner insisted that the short instead be shown before Dick Tracy, and ultimately... Eisner ended up winning. And Spielberg was so upset about that, that he pretty much put a cancelation on any future Roger Rabbit shorts. Including Hare in my Soup, which was gonna be attached to theater screenings of: "The Rocketeer". Eventually though, he did allow: "Trail Mix-Up", to be put into production which was attached to theater screenings of: "A Far Off Place". But then... that was it, cause after Trail Mix-Up, Spielberg stopped working at Disney all together, and soon afterwards, teamed up with Katzenberg and Geffen to form Dreamworks. It's too bad cause I would've liked to have seen more Roger Rabbit shorts. Especially Hare in my Soup. Roger being a waiter I think has a lot of comedic potential. And it's all because Eisner chose to have Roller Coaster Rabbit play before Dick Tracy in theaters, instead of Arachnophobia, like Spielberg wanted.

One Broadway Musical I would love to go see in theaters one day is: "Beauty & The Beast". Once again, another thing we have Michael Eisner to thank for. Because it was his idea to give the original animated film the Broadway treatment, when he saw how successful the film and its songs were.

Do you know about WickedBinge?

Have you ever seen Disney's popular anthology show: "The Disney Sunday Movie"? AKA "The Wonderful World of Disney"? Again, another major accomplishment of Eisner's was that he was responsible for bringing that show back to network TV after a few years on the Disney Channel. And not just that, but he also hosted it.

Again, you've made your disinterest in Game of Thrones quite clear to me, but I on the other hand have started watching the show. BUT... I'm only watching it for Amelia Clark.

So you know about Secret Garden. Do you also know about: "A Little Princess"?

HILARIOUS!!!

Have you ever heard of: "Mr. Saint Nick"? It's a made for TV Christmas movie starring Kelsey Grammar and Charles Durning. Phelous did a video talking about it with Allison Pregler.

Have you seen the 1978 Robert Zemeckis comedy: "I Wanna Hold your Hand"? I'm curious as to weather or not you have considering it's a movie centered around The Beatles.

Once again, I'm asking you this because of Defunctland, but did you also watch: "Dragon Tales" growing up? I did. But if you didn't, that's cool. I'm just wondering if you did or not.

Now once again, I'm asking you this because of Defunctland, but growing up, did you ever watch: "Between the Lions"?

So you've told me before that you don't think you've ever watched Zoboomafoo growing up. Well... I did.

Have you seen: "Captain EO"? Once again, another Disney property that's not on Disney+. Probably because of the fact that Michael Jackson's involved in it. Thankfully though, it is uploaded to this sight in 4K and honestly, I'm not too bothered by it not being on Disney+.

Continuing our conversation about Disney stuff that for whatever reason's not on Disney+, are you aware of the movie: "Cabin Boy"? (As you can probably guess, I'm going in alphabetical order cause that's what Tony did when he did his: "What Else is Not on Disney+ miniseries).