A Comedy Podcast Where We Rate, Review, and Sometimes Dunk on Animated Disney Films
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A podcast where two friends discuss and rate animated Disney films, going in alphabetical order, following a rigorous and scientific scoring system based on...absolutely nothing! www.muchabuaboutnothing.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Misha and Tyler turn animated Disney rewatches into candid arguments about craft, storytelling, representation, and the durability of childhood favorites.
Misha and Tyler give Much Abu About Nothing its shape by rating animated Disney films across a fixed set of categories, then letting disagreement disrupt the apparent orderliness.
A Disney favorite meets Misha and Tyler's scorecard; your childhood memories may need a lawyer.
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A blunt sequel recap that spends its time on the movie's ugly animation and baffling existence.
This episode takes on The Jungle Book 2, a 2003 sequel that feels hard to justify from the start. Misha and Tyler keep things moving, point out that the first film's voices are gone because of legal disputes, and lean all the way into a scoring system that knows exactly how…
A childhood favorite revisited through adult judgment and close attention to hand-drawn craft.
Set against a childhood favorite, the discussion keeps returning to how The Jungle Book still holds up for adults. The hosts move from memory to judgment to animation craft, and the strongest point is simple: the movement has life, and the hand-drawn roughness works in its favor…
A sharp, funny sequel checkup that keeps one eye on the animation and one on the copycat moves.
Moana 2 gets a brisk, skeptical read here: a sequel that knows exactly which buttons to press, even if some of the shine feels borrowed. Misha and Tyler settle into their scoring system and do the useful work of separating the pretty parts from the recycled ones.
A years-later sequel gets a loose, combative two-host argument.
Two hosts circle back to Inside Out 2 after a first recording went sideways, and the conversation lands as a messy, pointed argument more than a polished recap.
A blunt sequel debate that stays on family dynamics and the scoring bits.
Much Abu About Nothing treats Incredibles 2 as a sequel built to argue with itself, especially around the gender flip it wants to sell and the team-made-by-committee feel underneath it.
A superhero movie chat that balances Pixar context with a close look at the film's strange bodies.
Misha and Tyler treat The Incredibles as a family superhero movie that is worth picking apart, and the mix of affection, skepticism, and silliness keeps the discussion moving.
A candid Disney conversation that weighs the songs, the structure, and the movie's more awkward edges.
Misha and Tyler take on 1996's The Hunchback of Notre Dame with their alphabetical system, and the discussion lands best when it gets into the songs, the structure, and the older Disney mood.
A sharp, funny take on The Great Mouse Detective that stays affectionate even when it gets picky.
Misha and Tyler spend most of their run time doing what they do best: recapping Disney's 1986 The Great Mouse Detective, worrying the title a bit, and teasing out the details as they go.
Wrestling toy talk with full collector brain.
Misha and Tyler review The Jungle Book 2, criticizing its unoriginal story, poor animation, terrible music, and sexist themes.
Hosts Misha and Tyler review Disney's 1967 The Jungle Book, discussing its animation, music, and characters while critiquing its racist origins and environmental themes.
Misha and Tyler critically review Moana 2, discussing its weak story, underdeveloped characters, mediocre music, and rushed plot—originally a TV series.
Hosts Misha and Tyler review Inside Out 2, criticizing it as forgettable, unoriginal, and poorly executed, with issues in story, music, and representation.
Hosts Misha and Tyler review Incredibles 2, criticizing its lack of originality, poor character development, and toxic masculinity themes.
Hosts Misha and Tyler review The Incredibles, discussing its originality in 2004, family drama themes, and critiquing animation quality and plot holes.
Hosts Misha and Tyler review Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame, discussing its dark themes like racism, religious hypocrisy, and adult content.
Misha and Tyler review Disney's 1986 film 'The Great Mouse Detective', discussing its Sherlock Holmes-inspired plot, animation quality, and memorable villain Ratigan.
Hosts Misha and Tyler review Pixar's The Good Dinosaur, criticizing its unoriginal story, confusing timeline, and poor character design.
Hosts Misha and Tyler review Disney's The Fox and the Hound, expressing intense dislike for its dark, nonsensical plot and production issues.