‘Elemental’ Reaction | Mint Edition

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The Ringer

Tv & Film

4.5 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 June 2023

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Steve, Jomi, and Jess react to the newest installment from Pixar, ‘Elemental.’ They discuss the art direction and animation of the film, where this movie ranks in the Pixar catalog, and much more. Hosts: Steve Ahlman, Jomi Adeniran, and Jessica Clemons Producer: Isaiah Blakely Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Bill Simmons from The Ringer and this is a podcast called The Rewatchables.
0:04.3	We have been doing it really since 2017 and started with how much we love the movie
0:08.8	Heat.
0:09.8	We decided to structure a whole podcast with categories most rewatchable scene.
0:14.6	Who on the movie Apex Mountain?
0:16.9	What age the best?
0:17.9	But here's the thing, if you want the full archive, you can hear them only on Spotify
0:22.8	for free by the way.
0:24.1	So make sure to follow The Rewatchables on Spotify.
0:30.5	Try this.
0:31.5	Yeah, those are too hot.
0:33.1	I love hot food.
0:44.8	You see, he likes it.
0:55.7	Hello!
0:57.3	And welcome into The Ringer Verse.
1:00.2	The Ringer's Nexus Podcast feed for all things fandom and welcome back to Mint Edition.
1:07.1	It's the once in a while podcast about all the latest fandom that you just can't live
1:10.6	without.
1:11.6	I'm Steve Almanne and joining me is my co-host as always Lord the Means, explainer of
1:16.2	the midnight boys.
1:17.2	He greeted me with a big fire bow this morning.
1:20.1	It's Joe me a dinner on.
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