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Cool World

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Sep 15, 2026

Top Five Report

Top Five Report

Episode 410 –

Sep 15 · 9 Mentions

DrewHOST
5:21
What did you watch this week?
PeterHOST
5:24
Yeah, so I feel like there's a lot of important stuff that I'm still behind on, but I did find time to watch a couple of movies this week.
PeterHOST
5:32
So last night I actually watched the movie You, Me and Tuscany, which is that newer romantic comedy starring Halle Bailey.
PeterHOST
5:42
I don't know if you've seen this movie, Drew.
PeterHOST
5:44
I don't know if you have any interest in this movie, but I saw the
DrewHOST
5:47
thumbnail sitting there.
PeterHOST
5:49
OK, I don't know what movies I saw.
PeterHOST
5:53
I feel like I saw this trailer, the trailer for this movie, like before so many movies this year.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
21:25
You're a Roger Rabbit guy.
Tom VannHOST
21:27
I like Cool World.
Tom VannHOST
21:28
Get it right.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
21:28
[laughs]
speaker_4UNKNOWN
21:42
If you look at his hair right now, he has the hair of Brad Pitt.
Tom VannHOST
21:44
Pitt.Yeah, it does.
Chris CrespoGUEST
21:46
Yeah, very cool world there.
Chris CrespoGUEST
21:47
Yeah.
Noah HoulihanHOST
80:39
Yeah.
Noah HoulihanHOST
80:39
So I was like, where would this land on the pantheon of these types of films, these cartoon crossovers? It's better than Cool World.
Noah HoulihanHOST
80:50
It's better than Looney Tunes Back in Action.
Noah HoulihanHOST
80:54
It's better than Space Jam.
TroyHOST
2:18
Great examples of it, yes.
TroyHOST
2:20
But you left out movies like Cool World, Space Jam 1, Space Jam 2.
TroyHOST
2:26
So it's, yeah, yeah.
TroyHOST
2:27
I mean...
MadsHOST
38:49
So they say, "Far from being just another interactive movie thing with a famous name and jerky non-interactive FMV, Toonstruck uses a combination of traditional animation, hand-painted background settings, digital animation, and state-of-the-art digital beta cam footage to bring together all the intensity and realism of live action footage with the fantastical splendor of a computer-generated player environment." Yeah.
MadsHOST
39:15
So this is like, uh, Who Framed Roger Rabbit or Cool World, where you-
ChrisHOST
39:18
It's, it's like the-
MadsHOST
39:20
... you mix
Will the GreatestHOST
48:25
She's the flea.
Will the GreatestHOST
48:26
She was in Cool World? God damn, girl.
Will the GreatestHOST
48:29
Jesus.
Will the GreatestHOST
48:30
She was in Tiny Toon Adventures.
Adam KhromachouHOST
55:12
I also very much think, like, looking at Tom Cruise, I feel Tom Cruise was already too established as arrogant characters between Maverick, between Cole Trickle in Days of Thunder, and there was a role that Brad Pitt played.
Adam KhromachouHOST
55:24
Have you ever seen Cool World?
Brian StevensHOST
55:27
No, but wait.
Brian StevensHOST
55:28
Yeah, that's kind of like the Roger Rabbit.
Rachel WagnerHOST
12:16
But...
Rachel WagnerHOST
12:17
I haven't seen Heavy Traffic, which is his fresh and his most fresh, and I haven't seen Cool World, which is his lowest.
Mat BrunetGUEST
12:25
Yeah.
Rachel WagnerHOST
12:27
So I think you have to make the call on this one.
Mat BrunetGUEST
13:34
Rather it be discussing about race, rather it be about how things are in America, the kind of corruption that's going on, a lot of the injustices that are happening.
Mat BrunetGUEST
13:50
And we see this a lot, not just with that, but there's also stuff like with American pop or wizards for example and Not to mention that like he kind of has two interesting styles going on where like on one hand he can go into the cartoony route that has a little bit of a similar flair not necessarily a similar design but kind of has that same vibe that you would expect from Hanna-Barbera or Or there is also the rotoscoping style where he leans very heavily on it, such as the case with something like American Pop or his Lord of the Rings movies.
Mat BrunetGUEST
14:29
But I think when it comes to Ralph Bakshi, like overall with his works... they're like i would say that he kind of has more good than there is bad like not to say that um like they're like i'm not gonna go and put him on terrible but there are some that yeah they don't really work like cool world not a fan of it whatsoever it's like a movie that's just way too chaotic without an actual sense of uh direction that's going on but there are some however that can be very admirable like i would you
Rachel WagnerHOST
15:04
say campy fun would you feel like i feel like he kind of qualifies as sort of campy fun
The VernHOST
6:01
But if I had to do the best live action and animation, it's Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and then Looney Tunes Back to Nation, and then Coyote vs. Acme.
The VernHOST
6:11
And then if you actually want to do something out of the offset, you can go watch Cool World.
The VernHOST
6:17
Check out my episode on The Rotten Truth with Jason Soto over at rapidrollpodcast.com. We talked about Cool World and fun, campy, great details there.
The VernHOST
6:28
So, yeah.
The VernHOST
6:30
Carol D. Versace.
Gabby RuizHOST
87:54
Yeah.
Gabby RuizHOST
87:55
You also wrote Brad Pitt Cool World.
Gabby RuizHOST
87:58
And I don't know what that is.
Evan YeeHOST
88:00
Yeah, Cool World is basically like a Who Framed Roger Rabbit movie.
Evan YeeHOST
88:03
It's like the same.
Evan YeeHOST
88:04
Is it
Evan YeeHOST
89:05
But honestly, I think just talking about how both of these movies and their animated characters are just like tackling these real world issues is just both of them are marvels, technical marvels and marvels that they even made it to the screen in different ways.
Gabby RuizHOST
89:21
We can just be grateful that we have them now in our lives.

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