Podcasts about absolutely fabulous the movie

Bil never needs an excuse to talk about his favourite show, so it was a thrill for him when Robert Watson, a fellow Ab Fab fan, asked to discuss the 2016 film adaptation of the greatest show of all time on the podcast.  Follow Robert’s Instagram, check out his live comedy shows and listen to […]

Do you want know what it's like to edit comedy TV shows and films? Or learn more about the methods and secrets behind producing award winning comedy? Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with editor Ant Boys A.C.E. A member of American Cinema Editors, Ant Boys is one of the U.K's most accomplished TV editors, having made a career editing some of the most recognisable comedies on British TV and around around the world. Shows such as The Great, Veep, Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe and The Thick of It, to name but a few and also films such as Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie and The Hustle. In this interview we take a deep dive on the methods of editing comedy, talk editing workflows and shortcuts, the benefits of having an agent and as usual, there is plenty of advice for those who are looking to further their careers in the industry. Ant Boys Imdb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2363648/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 This episode is sponsored by Gorilla. Visit https://gorillagroup.tv/ for more info

It's a BIG podcast for a BIG day- we might not be on location for this year's marathon, but with over 5 hours of content across every TheJackSmit product today, it's only right that this week's Talking Smit is part of it. On this episode, a record breaking fourteen movies get reviewed, alongside the return (hopefully) of UK box office figures. Films featured include CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE, NOW YOU SEE ME 2, ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS: THE MOVIE, ICE AGE: COLLISION COURSE, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY 2, SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING, DESPICABLE ME 3, SICARIO 2: SOLDADO, JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM, a brand new rant for PATRICK, ADRIFT, and highlights from last year's marathon podcast with THE QUEEN'S CORGI, SPIDER-MAN FAR FROM HOME, and YESTERDAY. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejacksmit/message

Join Ernie Sparkles as he delves into the concept of Fabulous - exploring the meaning, experiences, and musings around the word! Joined this week by two very special and spectacular guests - London based singer Helena May who sings professionally with groups such as Redtenbacher's Funksestra and London Gay Big Band  and the utterly sensational cabaret Diva La Voix, semi Finalist of Britain's Got Talent, star of Absolutely Fabulous The Movie and superstar in her own right! Tune in to what these two power women have to say about Fabulous!  

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LIKE MOVIES??? Catching up on 2016 films before the end of the year has accidentally made this in to an epic movie review marathon episode. Capped off with a discussion of Hacksaw Ridge, Tom and Dave also review Free State Of Jones, Yoga Hosers, Everybody Wants Some!!, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, Chemsex, Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie, The Survivalist, Welcome To Me, Central Intelligence, Bad Neighbours 2, The Lady In The Van, Hell Or High Water, Money Monster, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, Cafe Society, Louis Theroux's My Scientology Movie, The Visit, The Huntsman: Winter's War and Pete's Dragon. Holy crap.

"Snowden" er et godt fortalt drama om varsleren Edward Snowden. "Westworld" er en smart og visuelt lekker western-sci-fi-serie. "Don't Breathe" er en tøff thriller som ikke slipper taket. "Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie" er tam, kjedelig og unødvendig. "Luke Cage" er en visuelt interessant serie med sterke film noir-elementer. "The Girl With All the Gifts" er et kult og annerledes zombiedrama. "Peter og Dragen" er et svært ufarlig og barnevennlig eventyr fra Disney. Og "Storkene" er basert på en middelmådig ide, og har blitt en middelmådig animasjonsfilm. Dette er det som anmeldes i denne podcasten fra Filmpolitiet. I tillegg forklarer regissør Oliver Stone i et lengre intervju hvorfor han ville dramatisere Edward Snowdens historie, Jennifer Saunders og Joanna Lumley forteller hvorfor de ville gjenopplive sine figurer fra "Absolutely Fabulous", og du får vite hva som skjedde på tidenes første Nordiske Seriedager som ble arrangert i Oslo denne uken.

"Absolutely Fabulous - The Movie" är filmversionen av tv-serien. P1 Kulturs Roger Wilson reder ut hur den står sig idag, bilden den ger av modebranschen och tittar närmare på genren spinoff-filmer. Idag det premiär för  "Absolutely Fabulous - The Movie"- långfilmsversionen av tv-serien som drog igång i Storbritannien 1992 och som återkommit med ojämna mellanrum. I Sverige går serien under namnet "Helt hysteriskt". I centrum står Patsy och Edina (Joanna Lumley och Jennifer Saunders), två kvinnor som fulländat en förmåga att dra in massor av pengar på att göra så lite som möjligt på jobben inom modeindustrin. Damernas Världs Chefredaktör Martina Bonnier redde ut hur deras bild av modevärlden stämmer i filmen och serien.P1 Kulturs Roger Wilson bjöd även in Karin Svensson, frilansande filmskribent och recensent och Jenny Teleman, från Kulturredaktionen, för att reda ut hur bra filmen är och hur rollfigurernas utveckling sett ut under åren. De fördjupar sig även i den ganska sällan uppmärksammade genre som filmen tillhör: spinoff-filmen och ger sig i kast med frågor som hur populära fungerar rollfigurer på vita duken i osmickrande närbilder, vad en älskad tv-serie kan göra för att lyckas och vad som händer när tv är hetare film.Lyssna på hela fredagens P1 Kultur med Roger Wilson här

On At The Movies, Simon Morris looks at the art of the movie-trailer, and why so many seem to be rather more entertaining than the movies they're previewing. He also looks at the much-anticipated Absolutely Fabulous The Movie and the critically-acclaimed thriller Green Room, starring Patrick Stewart.

25 years after the much-loved TV show, Edina and Patsy are back on the big screen. Starring Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley.

On this week's Pop Confidential podcast Jamey Giddens, Luke Kerr, Jillian Bowe, Melodie Aikels and Sara Bibel dish the latest celebrity, TV and movie headlines. They also are visited by Wubs.net's Karen Maskens, who shares her thoughts on Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie.  The dive in into Troian Bellisario's comments on Taylor Swift and feminism. Tyler Posey fakes coming out of the closet. Are all the Twilight fans crushed because kristen Stewart has a girlfriend? Bow-Wow gets dragged because of his "mixed" comments about race. Is LInsday Lohan living in a real-life Jackie Collins' novel? The Biebs rejects Republicans offer for him to perform at the Republican National Convention.  Sarah Jessica Parker reveals Divorce won't be anything like Sex and the City. HBO's upcoming show Westworld comes under fire for sexual violence. The first images of Tyler Hoechlin as Supergirl's Superman are released. Jamey and Melodie are looking forward to Issa Rae's Insecure on HBO.  All this and more on this week's Pop Confidential podcast. 

The BBC sitcom ran, off and on, for 21 years. Susan and Russ check out the big screen version starring Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders as aging, clueless fashionistas. As […] The post TAKE TWO: “Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie” appeared first on KKFI.

Hey folks! BOP is back in your life with another new episode chock full of new movies. Karl couldn't make it this time so Jon steps in to host and chat with the other guys about Ghostbusters, Star Trek Beyond, Tickled, Absolutely Fabulous The Movie, and more! Then in our second segment we discuss Stan's pick for Movie of the Month, A Soldier's Story! Next episode we are going to open up a new batch of your listener mail so be sure to send it over to crosstawk@gmail.com or to Twitter(@crosstawk) and we'll get to it on the show! Also be sure to head on over to iTunes to leave us a rating and review. We'll see you again in two weeks!

Manny the Movie Guy reviews a packed weekend of new releases, including Star Trek Beyond, Ice Age: Collision Course, Lights Out, Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie, and Captain Fantastic. Can you tell which one is his “Pick of the Week” and which one got his top rating of 4 kisses? Plus Dale Lopes introduces us to Smart Stitches. Phil Hulett reports on luggage you can ride around the airport on. Gonzo Greg Spillane warns us about actual WALKING TREES!!!

In which we celebrate the appropriately messy return of Edina and Patsy in ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS: THE MOVIE, disagree over where CAFÉ SOCIETY fits into Woody Allen's filmography, tremble fearfully at LIGHTS OUT's expert combination of horror and heart, and are nearly as frightened by the maddening picture of the music industry in BREAKING A MONSTER.

Kirk. Spock. Bones. Wisecracks, a villain, and some heroic space swashbuckling. We're pretty familiar with theStar Trek setup by now, and three flicks into the J.J. Abrams-fueled reboot, the latest seems the most comfortable in its journey. And though Star Trek Beyond doesn't quite boldly go, it is a fun, satisfying ride.

A conversation about the trailer for XxX: RETURN OF XANDER CAGE takes an entirely different turn once the guys start talking about other short videos they’d like to see with Vin Diesel. Then Kris leads off by reviewing STAR TREK BEYOND (at 4:29). Due to a last-minute screening, he is the only one who could see it, but he has good things to say about its story, its characters, and its action scenes between Dave and Evan’s jokes about “Captain’s Logs.” Following a quick Baby Henry story, Evan and Kris discuss ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS: THE MOVIE (at 28:52). They reveal why they enjoy the movie’s absurdist British humor even though they never really watched the show it’s based on. Finally, the guys arrive at the episode’s main event, where they dig into HEAVEN’S GATE (at 39:00), a film they’ve promised to take on for a while. They delve into detail about why it’s underwritten and overproduced, while still being an amazing spectacle to behold. Their commentary on its phenomenal technical feats  and depressing themes add color to this expensive flop that ruined United Artists and marred the late Michael Cimino’s career.

Ep. 160: It's a big, four-summer-movie weekend and The Movie Guys bring full previews of Star Trek Beyond, Ice Age: Collision Course, Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie and Lights Out. Then actor Chris Mulkey stops by The Admiral's Club to talk about his career and there's MUCH to discuss - Twin Peaks, First Blood, Dreamscape, Captain Phillips, Whiplash (spoiler alert - they don't get to all 200+ of his IMDB credits...) The Movie Guys are Paul Preston, Karen Volpe, Adam Witt & Bart Kias Like good movie talk? Please subscribe! www.themovieguys.net @TheMovieGuys Vimeo.com/themovieguys iTunes: bit.ly/1l0hCpG Tumblr: themovieguys.tumblr.com/ Instagram.com/themovieguys Youtube.com/user/TheMovieGuys

  0:00 - Hello; a call for new, shorter theme songs 5:05 - They only screened "Star Trek Beyond" in New York and L.A., and we don't live either of those places 6:40 - "Ice Age: Collision Course" review (Snider only) 12:20 - "Lights Out" review 19:35 - We celebrate our 1,000th review with a new searchable database! (Mark from Winnipeg helped a lot, so please check out TheLifeYouCanSave.org on his behalf) 24:10 - "Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie" review (Snider only) 28:10 - Maybe we'll talk about "Star Trek Beyond" next week 29:00 - QOTW (Mt. Rushmore of sci-fi movies) 42:40 - Brief, tactful Summer Box Office Challenge update, recap, goodbye   QOTW: In the tradition of "Bad Moms," "Bad Santa," "Bad Teacher," etc., what other occupation or calling usually presumed to be good could use a "bad" version? Casting and plot suggestions welcome.    REVIEWS:  Lights Out: C 4/10 Ice Age: Collision Course: C- n/a Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie: C n/a

In this episode Ru and Michelle are joined by Delta Work. We discuss Hamilton, touring, Delta's first time meeting Ru, and the new end of Michelle's insane therapist story.   This episode is sponsored by Squarespace and Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie.

Jesse Eisenberg talks to Simon about Now You See Me 2. Plus the UK Box Office Top 10 and reviews including Now You See Me 2, Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie and Central Intelligence. Download the Kermode and Mayo podcast at bbc.co.uk/podcasts/5live. Email: mayo@bbc.co.uk Text: 85058 (charged at your standard network rate) Twitter: @wittertainment.

The Guardian film team's round-up of Thursday's movie news and reviews