Kubo and the Two Strings
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Nov 6, 2026
Slit Mouthed Tall Woman Cinematic Universe And Sideways Joshi Wayside Kousei
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6:11RemyHOST
didn't do
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6:11NateHOST
Kubo.
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6:12NateHOST
He was the Kubo guy? Yeah.
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6:15NateHOST
I liked Kubo.
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6:16NateHOST
Yeah, he
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6:16RemyHOST
did Kubo.
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6:17RemyHOST
He did Paranorman.
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6:18RemyHOST
He did this one.
Spotlight on Wildwood
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2:58Cameron McKinneyHOST
And probably the height of stop-motion animation is Henry Selick's The Nightmare Before Christmas, which of course has Tim Burton heavily involved in.
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3:09Cameron McKinneyHOST
Director Travis Knight is not a big of a name as those filmmakers, but he's one of the founders of the company Leica, who has made the stop-motion films Coraline, Paranorman, The Box Trolls, Kubo and the Two Strings, Missing Link, and the film I'm talking about today, Wildwood.
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3:31Cameron McKinneyHOST
Of those films, the one I first connected with was Kubo and the Two Strings.
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3:37Cameron McKinneyHOST
It's one of my all-time favorites.
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3:39Cameron McKinneyHOST
It's directed by Knight and is one of the best animated films ever.
15 MINS LATER
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18:53Cameron McKinneyHOST
I want my favorite filmmakers to also make animated movies.
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19:00Cameron McKinneyHOST
Travis Knight, in my opinion, has made really good live-action films.
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19:06Cameron McKinneyHOST
I really like Bumblebee, and I really liked Masters of the Universe, but those movies are not comparable to Kubo and the Two Strings and Wildwood.
Wildwood Minus Zero
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16:11Andrew LZHOST
It's small compared to what Wildwood does.
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16:14Andrew LZHOST
But Kubo, I thought, was their peak.
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16:18Andrew LZHOST
I thought they wouldn't be able to top it.
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16:20Andrew LZHOST
They've had another movie since, and that was Missing Link.
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16:23Andrew LZHOST
And Missing Link is good, and it has some really big moments.
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16:27Andrew LZHOST
I thought Kubo was
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16:28Nick ErvinHOST
better.
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16:29Andrew LZHOST
Kubo, I thought, was as big as they could go.
Episode 68: Wildwood & You Can See Everything
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22:41Steven SantanaHOST
Yeah, unfortunately, Coraline is actually the only Laika stop-motion film that I've seen of theirs.
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22:47Steven SantanaHOST
I want to say I've seen bits of Paranorman, but I have not seen Box Trolls or Missing Link, or the big one I know is Kubo and the Two Strings.
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22:57Steven SantanaHOST
Kubo and the Two Strings is so good.
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23:01Steven SantanaHOST
So I'll probably get around to it soon.
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23:03Steven SantanaHOST
Because those are probably a little more in terms of bringing your child.
48 MINS LATER
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71:00Ben VerschoorHOST
Yeah.
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71:02Ben VerschoorHOST
I'll be interested to see when Tim Brayton gets to this, him being an animation scholar, what he can say.
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71:11Ben VerschoorHOST
I do remember from his Kubo and the Two Strings review that for the story of that, he said that, I think he described it as basically the closest we'll get to a Legend of Zelda movie.
Wildwood (Episode 353)
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6:11MattHOST
They made Coraline, Paranorman...
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6:14MattHOST
The Box Trolls, Kubo and the Two Strings, and Missing Link before this.
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6:18MattHOST
And really, I think Coraline was a success, but the rest of those movies were not big hits.
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6:26ShelbyHOST
Kubo was nominated for an Oscar, right?
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6:29MattHOST
Well, they were all nominated for Oscars.
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6:32ShelbyHOST
Financially, though, you mean?
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6:34MattHOST
Yes, financially.
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6:35ShelbyHOST
Right, okay.
How Amazon Prime Video’s Life Is Strange TV Series SHOULD Credit Original Creators! | Ep 169 Side B
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32:24Adam EvaltHOST
Yeah.
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32:25Adam EvaltHOST
Kubo and the Two Strings.
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32:26Adam EvaltHOST
I did watch Missing Link.
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32:28Adam EvaltHOST
I did see Kubo and the Two Strings.
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32:31Adam EvaltHOST
Am I out of touch
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32:32Adnan RiazHOST
here?
VisionQuest 1x7 Review, Brian Tyree Henry, Ben Wang Castings Spark Backlash
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5:35Shannon McClungHOST
And this does not break that tradition.
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5:37Shannon McClungHOST
I mean, I think Kubo and Two Strings is still their best film.
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5:41Shannon McClungHOST
um perfectly perfectly good performances from a voice cast that you recognize there are unearned um unearned endings um but by the end like i i went to you know go use the bathroom and people came in after me and everyone was talking about uh because it was a crowded theater like it was packed um But I feel like there was somebody from who had worked on the movie in the theater with us because there were some big laughs that I was kind of like, oh, OK, I recognize that laugh.
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6:10Shannon McClungHOST
That's the laugh when you're sitting next to the guy who wrote it.
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8:40Michael VogelHOST
And I was like, I want to feel great about what's happening here, but I kind of feel like I just watched a bunch of beautiful stuff happen, but just stuff.
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8:48Michael VogelHOST
And it wasn't the story like to Shannon's point, this is where like a, does fall off a little bit.
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8:54Michael VogelHOST
I do think Kubo's their strongest story.
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8:56Michael VogelHOST
And then I think after Kubo, I think Coraline and Paranorman are kind of neck and neck for storytelling.
Damn You Hollywood: Wildwood (2026)
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7:05Robert WinfreeHOST
Since then, they've released a handful of other movies.
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7:07Robert WinfreeHOST
I think the last two were Kubo and the Two Strings and The Missing Link.
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7:14Robert WinfreeHOST
Somebody wants to confirm that for me, by all means.
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7:17Alexis HejnaHOST
Yeah, Coraline was their first, then Paranorman, then The Box Trolls, then Kubo and the Two Strings and The Missing Link.
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7:23Robert WinfreeHOST
Yeah, Paranorman is the one that I occasionally forget they did because it looks a lot.
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7:30Robert WinfreeHOST
It looks a lot like CGI of the era.
8 MINS LATER
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16:03Robert WinfreeHOST
Yeah, I don't disagree with that.
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16:06Robert WinfreeHOST
Like you guys said, it's kind of nice to see on occasion a few of them, a few stop motion movies that branch away from it a bit.
Were We ALL Lied To? | You Can See Everything Review |
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32:14JamesHOST
Man, I wish I'd
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32:15CameronHOST
seen Kubo, bro.
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32:16CameronHOST
Kubo was crazy.
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32:18JamesHOST
So here's the thing.
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32:19JamesHOST
In discovery of – in preparation for a studios video that I'm doing – I had come to the conclusion or the realization I never saw a Laika movie.
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32:58JamesHOST
I couldn't.
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32:59JamesHOST
I'm sorry.
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33:00JamesHOST
I will say Kubo's number two.
EP - 274 Talking with Dana Corrigan
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29:11Dana CorriganGUEST
And we're going to be screening Paranorman on Friday, November 6th at seven o'clock.
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29:16Dana CorriganGUEST
And Kubo and the Two Strings on Saturday.
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29:20Dana CorriganGUEST
Same thing, seven o'clock.
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29:22Tony SerratoHOST
Very cool.
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