Re-Animate THIS!

Re-Animate THIS!
Podcast Description
The podcast show where me, my co-host, or our possible guest talk about movies, and discuss how to adapt one live-action movie into an animation.
You can follow me here:
Jay Whang - https://bsky.app/profile/jaywhangdoesstuff.com
The podcast’s bsky page - https://bsky.app/profile/reanimatethispod.bsky.social
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Content Themes
This show delves into themes of film analysis and adaptation with a focus on topics such as NSFW film critiques, political undertones in animation, and classic movies. Episodes have included detailed discussions on movies like Marquis, Reign of Terror, and The Fifth Element, showcasing unique perspectives on how these films could be reimagined in animated formats.

The podcast show where me, my co-host, or our possible guest talk about movies, and discuss how to adapt one live-action movie into an animation.
You can follow me here:
Jay Whang – https://bsky.app/profile/jaywhangdoesstuff.com
The podcast’s bsky page – https://bsky.app/profile/reanimatethispod.bsky.social
Episode recorded: June 14th, 2025 (06/14/2025)
This is where me and my new co-host Madzy Williams will be talking about the adult-only, French-language anthropomorphic animal puppet movie about the notorious Marquis during the French revolution and it has a talking peepee. And we discuss how I could turn that into a cut-out animated show made for late-night television audiences.
But here are a few things I would like to share.
One, Meredith will be back next month. We will be talking about a movie that she has mentioned in the end of the first episode.
Two, the composer of this podcast’s intro and outro music, Pupceleste, is soon moving out and need some money. I would like you all to donate some to her moving expenses. Her ko-fi link address is: https://www.ko-fi.com/pupceleste.
Three, there are protests going on around the world. And we recorded this during the NoKing protest on June the 14th. If you are still planning to go outside and participate in local demonstrations, here are my advice: Have your mask up, have your goggles on, bring a water bottle, carry some extra cash, don’t take photos of protestors, have your phone airplane mode on, and write down emergency contact and legal counsel numbers on your arm. Stay safe wherever you are.
Finally, this will be a very special episode in a way that it’s perhaps our first NSFW episode. We will be talking about the lowest of the lows in the history and it will contain some triggering subjects.
To list most of CONTENT WARNINGS: the mention of both actual and alleged sex offenders – such as the Marquis de Sade, Roman Polanski, Bill Cosby, Justin Roiland, and John Kricfalusi, sexual assaults, rape jokes, coprophilia, fascism, furries, a talking penis, and live-action remake of Disney animated movies.
And also, this podcast is not sponsored by Raytheon.
Movies that we mainly talk about in this episode (and spoilers ahead):
- Marquis (1989), directed by Henri Xhonneux
- Fantastic Planet (La Planète sauvage) (1973), directed René Laloux
- The Tenant (Le locataire) (1976), directed by Roman Polanski
- Quills (2000), directed by Philip Kaufman
- Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom (Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma) (1975), directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini
I would like to give a shout out to French YouTuber Nicolas Delage for spending 4 years to make a video on this movie and meeting with people behind it. His video was very helpful for my research.
And also, my birthday is coming up. (Yup, I am a Cancer baby!) I would like to receive some gifts form you all listeners. https://throne.com/designergaze

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