Podcasts about 'the maze runner'

A triple welcome upon you to this, the 167th episode of the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip! A very merry Wednesday to you all (assuming you are the Team 3W first responders - if that's not the case, a very merry whatever day it is). A huge one this week, as Pip is joined by young acting heavyweight Will Poulter! In the midst of his current promo run for Kathryn Bigelow's 'Detroit', Will takes time to sit down with Pip for a long overdue chat covering - as you will have come to expect from the DPP - a crazy large number of bases... From the issues raised in portraying a violently racist policeman in 'Detroit' (and the poignancy of the film itself), a powerful back and forth is triggered with Pip and Will, which is the beauty of films like this and how an open discussion can be had which leads into so much more besides - race, politics, society, it's all here. On top of that, you'll hear his tale from the very early days back in 'School Of Comedy' and how his young foot in the acting world's door gave him the necessary inspiration for a full on career, Will drops some gems from his unique perspective on his experience with acting and his ascent from those younger days right up to 'Son Of Rambow', 'The Maze Runner' and 'The Revenant', the latter of which had him up alongside Leonardo Di Caprio and Tom Hardy no less. A rich and diverse filmography right there, which has in many ways freed him from his somewhat reductive nickname of 'that Weird Eyebrow Actor'. Get yourself involved, it's a goodie and as interesting as it is entertaining. And for the love of gawd go see 'Detroit'! ••••• WILL on TWITTER! - https://twitter.com/PoulterWill ••••• WILL on INSTAGRAM! - https://www.instagram.com/willpoulter ••••• WILL on IMDB! - www.imdb.com/name/nm2401020/ ••••• 'DETROIT' - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFeWsDpy9y0 •••••••••• SCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTER! - https://twitter.com/Scroobiuspipyo •••••••••• SCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAM! - https://www.instagram.com/scroobiuspipyo •••••••••• SPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDS – https://scroobiuspip.backstreetmerch.com •••••••••• FOLLOW AND ENJOY!!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the second installment of our new monthly 'Faith and Film' podcasts. Resident Aussie priest Fr Peter Malone MSC takes a look at 'Gone Girl', 'The Judge' and 'The Maze Runner'.

Godt nok skal vi rubbe os for at få banket lidt podcasts af, inden vi holder jubilæum med Podcast 100, men det betyder altså ikke, at vi ikke kan nyde en god podcast-menu alligevel. Apéritifen består af en nyhedskompot, perfekt sammenkogt af Chef Laursen, der kanaliserer sin indre Reklamedude ud i seneste nyt fra filmens verden. Glæd jeg blandt andet til Keanu-ordspillet. Forretten en en håndfuld dampende varme anmeldelser af 'Million Dollar Arm', 'To dage, en nat' og 'The Maze Runner' ristet, friteret og filetteret af blandt andet Chef Christensen. Vi kan allerede nu afsløre, at vi er overraskende... noget. Hovedretten er tilberedt af Chef Iskov, der har været den halve klode rundt, for at bringe dig en veritabel ragout af indtryk fra filmfestivallen i Toronto (aka. TIFF). Ikke nok med at han kan fortælle om hvordan livet bobler i den canadiske by, så har han også et væld af dybstegte filmanbefalinger af sprit nye film som vi skal se frem til og som en virkelig dyr hotdog med en diamant som rosin i pølseenden (ja, nu tog det overhånd): et interview med instruktør Ole Christian Madsen. Dessert? Ikke tid. Vi har jo for pokker Podcast 97 at tænke på. Rigtig god fornøjelse! Med venlig hilsen, Casper, Jesper og Brie

Screen Rant Underground is the official podcast of ScreenRant.com with editors Ben Kendrick, Rob Keyes, Anthony Ocasio, and Kofi Outlaw (as well as special guests) who discuss the hottest movies and TV shows each week. Serving everyone from casual viewers to hardcore film and TV geeks, the SR Underground delivers engaging entertainment analysis and spirited reviews.

Insults, swear words, and world-building for young adults: In an interview with James Dashner, I got the inside scoop on the language of "The Maze Runner." Read the transcript: http://bit.ly/1poctaV

Our YA Lit / Teenage Fiction bookgroup extroadinaire get a chance to review 'The Maze Runner' by James Dashner, the first of a 4-book dystopian trilogy in a similar vein to 'The Hunger Games.' Soon to be a major movie (Fall 2014), will the book stand on it's own, or will it be stuck in the shadow of the genre's biggest player?