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Missing Link

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Oct 27, 2026

William BibbianiHOST
47:29
They did Kubo and the Two Strings.
William BibbianiHOST
47:31
They did Missing Link.
William BibbianiHOST
47:33
These are all to varying degrees good movies, if not great movies.
Witney SeiboldHOST
47:37
Oh, and Paranorman.
Witney SeiboldHOST
48:06
Yeah.
Witney SeiboldHOST
48:07
And I tend to like their movies.
Witney SeiboldHOST
48:08
I thought Missing Link was a little lackluster.
Witney SeiboldHOST
48:10
I didn't like Kubo and the Two Strings, but...
JayHOST
11:14
This is interesting because this is their...
JayHOST
11:17
Previously, they partnered with Focus Features and then I think with Paramount for Missing Link to distribute their films.
JayHOST
11:24
This one is being distributed by Fathom Events in the US.
JayHOST
11:27
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
SamGUEST
11:48
um the finale of amazing digital circus i think
JayHOST
11:52
yes yeah that was another one they did earlier this year But yeah, Wildwood is written by Chris Butler, who wrote Paranorman and several other Laika films.
JayHOST
12:03
And I believe he's directed Missing Link as well.
JayHOST
12:07
But it is based, as Sam was saying, on the book by Colin Malloy with illustrations by Carson
RaveyHOST
41:43
Went into the theater to see Wildwood.
RaveyHOST
41:46
And this is from the studio Laika, which has made Coraline, Paranorman, Box Trolls, Kubo and the Two Strings, Missing Link, and now Wildwood.
RaveyHOST
41:58
I like Coraline and Paranorman.
RaveyHOST
42:00
I love Kubo and Two Strings.
Joe AragonHOST
64:36
You haven't seen Box
Claira CurtisHOST
64:37
Trolls or Missing Link.
Claira CurtisHOST
64:37
Box Trolls and
Sydney VolpeHOST
64:39
Missing Link.
Sydney VolpeHOST
64:39
Haven't seen those.
Joe AragonHOST
64:40
And if you're like a hardcore Laika fan, people will throw Corpse Bride in there.
Joe AragonHOST
65:05
I mean, I would say I'm a pretty diehard fan.
Joe AragonHOST
65:08
I love Kubo, Paranorman, and Coraline.
Matt NegliaHOST
37:18
How would you rank Laika's six films? And I guess because you guys haven't seen Wildwood, if you could rank the other five, that's appropriate too.
Dan BayerPANELIST
37:27
I would put Paranorman at the top and Missing Link on the bottom for sure.
Dan BayerPANELIST
37:33
And probably Coraline at number two.
Dan BayerPANELIST
37:37
Then Kubo.
Matt NegliaHOST
37:57
Kubo and the Two Strings, number three.
Matt NegliaHOST
37:58
Paranorman, number four.
Matt NegliaHOST
38:00
Missing Link, number five.
Matt NegliaHOST
38:01
Box Trolls, number six.
Will LeitchHOST
48:04
Wildwood is the first film in seven years from Laika.
Will LeitchHOST
48:11
Their last film was Missing Link, and before that they did Kubo and the Two Strings and Paranorman and Coraline.
Will LeitchHOST
48:16
You know Laika.
Will LeitchHOST
48:17
They do stop-motion animation.
SeanHOST
12:49
Smallfoot's another...
OzzyHOST
12:50
It was Missing Link.
OzzyHOST
12:52
The Missing Link,
SeanHOST
12:52
yeah.
SeanHOST
12:53
Yeah, sorry.
ChaseHOST
42:38
I've seen that.
ChaseHOST
42:40
They made a movie called Missing Link, which people didn't like as much.
ChaseHOST
42:43
They made Kubo and the Two Strings, which I think is fantastic.
ZoeHOST
42:46
Yes, that was a fantastical movie.
PhilHOST
3:17
But obviously, as you said, Travis Knight has done Kubo and Coraline, two fantastic movies.
PhilHOST
3:22
The Missing Link as well.
PhilHOST
3:24
And one of the movies we did already this year, Masters of the Universe.
PhilHOST
3:28
But no, I absolutely loved it.
SammieHOST
3:34
It's the dog, isn't it? It's the doggy in the space doggy, isn't
DanHOST
3:39
it? All I know is that they're responsible for Coraline, The Missing Link, The Box Trolls, Kubo, and they're just about to release another one called Wildwood.
SammieHOST
3:52
Oh, I have been seeing the trailer for that on YouTube.
DanHOST
3:55
Yeah, so it's the same people that have done all of those.

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