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The Book of Life

The Book of Life

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Oct 29, 2026

Movie GuruHOST
7:35
His long list of roles include Looney Tunes' Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird, Roadrunner, Porky Pig, and Wile E. Coyote, Puss in Boots from DreamWorks' The Adventures of Puss in Boots, Baby Fozzie from Disney Junior's Muppet Babies Reboots, Foop from The Fairly Oddparents, Buster Bunny from Tiny Toons Luniversity, and Jinwoo, Pinch, and Kosai from Avatar Seven Havens.
Movie GuruHOST
8:01
He voiced Marvin the Martian and many other Looney Tunes characters in 2021's Space Jam's New Legacy, classic Looney Tunes characters in The Day the Earth Blew Up, a Looney Tunes movie, and played Father Domingo in The Cave Guardian in 2014's The Book of Life.
Movie GuruHOST
8:19
His final film roles were were as Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Tweety and Foghorn Leghorn, among others in this summer's live-action animated hybrid, Coyote vs. Acme, and he had additional voices in last month's Forgotten Island.
Movie GuruHOST
8:38
90-year-old actor Walter Koenig, who played Navigator Pavel Chekhov in the original Star Trek series and also played Alfred Best in Babylon 5, died of natural causes on the 25th.
Julia CarmenHOST
2:52
Yeah, I like to share with you the movie Coco puts it in a nutshell, lightly.
Julia CarmenHOST
2:59
And then if you listen to part one, Juliana Guerrero mentioned the Book of Life.
Julia CarmenHOST
3:08
And that one definitely, it's like you kind of go, oh my goodness,
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:13
yes.
Megan HarrisHOST
25:19
There is one that is slightly lesser cost, but doesn't include a 20 piece orchestra.
Megan HarrisHOST
25:25
The Book of Life, they're doing a film screening for it at the Harris Theater on Halloween.
Megan HarrisHOST
25:30
It's like a matinee showing during the day.
Megan HarrisHOST
25:32
So if you need something to kind of fill the hours before trick or treating, if that's something you do in your, you know, your neighborhood, your household.
SuzyHOST
12:12
Right? So let's talk a little bit about the things that you may, may see.
SuzyHOST
12:20
And before I go on, when we're seeing our history kind of open before us on social media, on – even in movies, right? Like we think of Book of Life and Coco.
SuzyHOST
12:39
And that was like a big – I opened it like, wow – someone is actually creating an animated movie about this because a lot of people fear death, don't celebrate it, of course, because of the grief that we feel, right? But this is not to say that we don't grieve.
SuzyHOST
13:08
This is just a beautiful time where we can actually come together and feel their presence.
Sophie SilvaGUEST
19:38
You know what? I'm going to spoil it because my whole audience has been asking about this.
Sophie SilvaGUEST
19:42
But if you've ever seen the movie Book of Life, there is a character.
Sophie SilvaGUEST
19:46
She's called Jorge.
Sophie SilvaGUEST
19:47
And she has this magnificent sombrero with, like, all these candles.

Unknown podcast

Halloween vs. Día de Muertos: Two Celebrations, One Night

Oct 26 · 1 Mention

speaker_1UNKNOWN
4:59
Media representation has also shaped public perception.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
5:02
Classic horror films from the 1930s onward reinforced the image of Halloween as a night of ghosts and gore, while recent movies like The Book of Life have introduced global audiences to the colorful aesthetics of Dia de Muertos.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
5:18
Television shows and online influencers further amplify these narratives.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
5:23
Halloween is often presented as a fun costume party, whereas Dia de Muertos is marketed as a cultural festival that honors family.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
6:12
Coco set box office records for new releases in Mexico and catapulted to number one in Chinese theaters.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
6:18
But as seductive as Coco is to moviegoers of all ages, its success might not have been possible without a predecessor, a 2014 movie called The Book of Life, from which Coco was accused of lifting inspiration.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
6:32
The Book of Life presents us with a character called La Muerte, or Death.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
6:35
a mashup of the skeleton dame La Catrina and skeletal folk saint Santa Muerte.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
6:40
The animated film is partially set in a variant of the Maya underworld.
Jenny C. BellHOST
13:19
So first thing I want to say is that there is a lot of ancestor practice outside of Mexico.
Jenny C. BellHOST
13:27
So I think when we talk about ancestor veneration and ancestry, people immediately go to Coco or Book of Life or Day of the Dead, and they immediately think of sugar skulls.
Jenny C. BellHOST
13:38
None of that's a bad thing.
Jenny C. BellHOST
13:39
And then they may, then they may go, oh, wait, but I'm not Mexican.
Juliana GuerreroGUEST
52:07
going.
Juliana GuerreroGUEST
52:10
The one I watch every year is The Book of Life.
Juliana GuerreroGUEST
52:14
And I think that one's... by Guillermo del Toro like I think pretty sure that's who wrote that one um but I think that one helped me just kind of really see it like I don't know if it's like I understand that piece but it helped really be like oh, that's what it looks like on the other side.
Juliana GuerreroGUEST
52:41
That's what that looks like.
Richard CrouseHOST
31:23
Joining him is Jacob Tremblay.
Richard CrouseHOST
31:25
Jacob Tremblay is a Canadian actor who first drew worldwide attention as The Child in Room and later starred in films like Wonder and The Book of Life.
Richard CrouseHOST
31:36
Recently, he starred in the Netflix hit movie Unabomber as the 16-year-old Harvard prodigy Ted Kaczynski, not the domestic terrorist that he later became.
Richard CrouseHOST
31:48
Today, we talk about Laika's upcoming stop-motion adventure, Wildwood.

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