Episode 14: Tim Burton's “Batman (1989)” with Jack Nicholson is Dark and Zany and Sexy Anthropomorphic Characters in British Stop Motion Film “The House”

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Favorite Friend of the Podcast Tore joins for this episode which is technically the post-Oscars episode. (00:01:33) Walter wants to defend contrarianism but instead invites a conversation that justifies hating on contrarians. Everyone acts like a total douche and shares why they have better taste than everyone else. (00:25:30) Swade brings a movie from his favorite series, Tim Burton's "Batman (1989)" with Jack Nicholson as the Joker. He uses the film to explain why he believes what makes Batman unique from so many other stories about justice is they way the series balances darkness and zaniness. (00:50:10) Tore brings "The House'', the 2022 stop motion UK film about a house that is sort of cursed through three stories. Tore likes how the film explores inheritance but Walter is too horny for this discussion so he interjects with how hot the animal characters are. (01:07:20) Swade gives a shout out to a special person and also tries to have a conversation about the Oscars seriously - or at least he's fascinated by the Will Smith slap. However, not everyone is as interested as he is so it quickly changes direction into a conversation about masturbation.

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