Welcome to fine tuning with Drew Taylor, your one-stop shop when it comes to animation news and commentary.

I'm Drew's co-host, entertainment writer Jim Hill, and he and I are recording this show on Friday, June 26, 2020.

Crazy, busy Newsweek, Drew.

Yeah, tell me about it.

Well, do you want to talk about what just broke while we were recording about.

Yeah, sounds like Mulan is getting pushed back once again, Jim.

I'm sorry.

I know you were looking forward to sitting in that weird theater in Texas where the guy was spraying down the seats, but

did you see that video? That was a troubling image, yes. That only happens between the movies, right? They don't come in. I know there's the smellerama and you know the seats that vibrate.

Just sort of like, is that how they're going to do the deep going forward it's like oh you can feel the water they

spray you right you've been crazy busy you're pumping out your usual 15 stories for

collider each week by the way I just wanted to make sure folks saw the feature that you did on Cars 3, which at

you point.

Cars 2. Cars 2. Cars 2, my mistake.

Which again, arguably, well not arguably is the worst Pixar film of all time.

You do a very deep dive there explaining how and why that happened.

Yeah, I was going to say, did I get everything right?

The only thing you missed, and again, you got, you know,

was that in addition to John Lasseter's dad passing away,

he also broke his arm during this period. That's right, I forgot about that.

Yeah, so he was not only emotionally crippled, but he was literally working with one arm, you know,

tied up.

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