Why Disobedience is Good in Del Toro's Pinocchio

Why Disobedience is Good in Del Toro's Pinocchio

For almost 140 years now, Pinocchio has been told as a fable about a boy learning what makes a person good. Del Toro very carefully, very intentionally, sets his story in a place where people live under political and social dictatorship, and still asks Pinocchio to discover where goodness can be found in that

The Paplham's Guide to Absurdism

At minute 42 of Hitchhiker's Guide, the computer Deepthought says that the meaning of life is "42." At minute 42 of this episode, Will explains the reason why everyone needs towels.

Best Picture Nominees for Hollywood Gremlins

What makes a Best Picture? The Paplham Bros spend 70 minutes protesting protestors' anti-protests, but what is the original protest about? Who knows. But beware the Hollywood Gremlin hiding in the ceiling tiles.

Disney's Fast Food Money Cruise (Part 2)

After accepting the inevitable future, the Paplham Bros try to generate fresh new ideas for Disney live-action adaptations, because there's no use trying to escape from the Capitalist machine.

The Tell-Tale Disney Heart (Part 1)

Ben is horrified to discover that their personal Disney crystal ball has predicted endless Mulan sequels. Can the Paplham Bros stop the worst timeline from happening?