Podcasts about big movies

Craig the Movie Guy Reviews all of the Big Movies coming out for the Holidays and all of the potential Award Winners.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our resident film reviewer Ben O’Shea is in to tell us all about the big films out during Christmas and summer.... The films Ben mentions include the live- action prequel of the Lion King, a new Wallace and Gromit film, the Robbie Williams biopic (played by a monkey) and a highly anticipated remake of Nosferatu. He also tells us his top 3 favourite movies of 2024!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’ve all had jobs that we’re less than proud of but took out of a lack of judgment or, most probably, a need to make a buck. But what happens when you make a bad choice and the whole world is watching? Stars like Brad Pitt, Jacob Elordi, Julia Roberts, and lots more weigh in. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 81st annual Venice International Film Festival is officially underway. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the long-awaited sequel to Tim Burton's 1988 classic comedy horror, opened up the festival this week but there's still plenty more to come from the event which runs until 7th September.Jo-Ann Titmarsh, freelance film critic for the Evening Standard, joins us from Venice to discuss all the hotly anticipated premieres, including; Joker: Folie à Deux with Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, Maria starring Angelina Jolie, and Luca Guadagnino's Queer with Daniel Craig.Follow us on X or on Threads. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive into the art of balancing life in this exciting episode of the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly!

The EU has made some demands of Apple, and Apple has complied in the barest possible manner. They're still screwing devs over, and we're not happy about it.Brains in jars have been a staple of sci-fi for decades. They're a step closer with the latest research into keeping brains functioning without a body. We're a bit worried about the implications, though.Christopher Nolan likes BIG movies, but he feels like he can't go back to making small ones. We discuss the impacts this could have on the industry.Apple's malicious compliance- https://www.gamesindustry.biz/apple-to-allow-alternative-app-stores-in-europe Don't be so pig brained- https://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/pig-brain-kept-alive-for-five-hours-separated-from-the-body - https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-39344-7#Sec1 Christopher Nolan loves BIG MOVIES- https://time.com/6589108/christopher-nolan-oppenheimer-oscars-interview/ - https://variety.com/2024/film/news/christopher-nolan-wont-direct-small-movies-loves-past-lives-1235892298/ Show notes : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1x5SDq6qitfPi8zR6Ek14_DMg-EuxwcrOHkafgYd460o/edit?usp=sharing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of Entertainment Now! we discuss why so many big budget movies failed to meet expectations last year, in spite of increased public interest and just as movie theaters were rebounding post-pandemic. ______________________________  Email: entnowpod@gmail.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/entertainmentnowpod  Youtube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@EntNowPod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠   ______________________________ Music used in this episode:  Intro: Hop Hip by Kwon  Outro: Get Well Soon by DJ F.A.M.E.

Flan, Ali And Spida are back Jan 15 and all summer you can take them with you with our Most Requested ........ catch up here - Flan managed to get his hands on the exclusive 'trailer' to the movie Cocaine Bear!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Filmmaking Stuff Podcast episode, you'll learn the essentials of producing a movie with the leanest team possible.  Tom Malloy takes you through filming a simple scene like a family dinner, demonstrating how you can achieve cinematic quality regardless of your budget.  You'll understand the importance of critical roles such as the director-cum-camera operator and audio, and how to handle lighting effectively even with minimal hands on deck. This episode is about maximizing efficiency and quality with a skeleton crew, teaching you to focus on what matters - the final product on screen.  Ideal for filmmakers working with tight budgets, this session will equip you with practical skills and insights to make your film project a success.

In this episode, I talk with Michael Minard about his film You Should Have Killed Me. Topics Include: About Michael, Accolades, Introduction to Filmmaking, Finding Your Identity, Watching Movies as a Filmmaker, Validation, Determining the Movies Tone, Homages, Filming Locations, Favorite Revenge Films, St. Valentine's Day Massacre, The Patriot, Armageddon, The Fableman's, Desensitization to Big Movies, Avatar, Spousal Support, Physical Media, Iowa Filmmaking, and more.Learn More About Michael:Michael works by day as a commercial videographer (even has an Emmy from it) and filmmaker whenever he has a moment to spare (outside of being a husband and father). He was born in Waterloo, IA and grew up in a small town called Readlyn. His educational background is in digital mass media. Over the years, he's made several short films, as well as feature films (this one being his first). He's no stranger to hard work and has showcased it before running multiple cameras, working sound design and directing crews of many people. Michael's InstagramYou Should Have Killed Me: TrailerIMDBAmazon (Watch Digitally)Amazon (Blu Ray)VuduGet Involved with Screen SpeakInstagram: Click HereContact: screenspeakpodcast@gmail.comReferences MadeLinksBryce TaylorDylan YagerRudy's TacosBayview EntertainmentThe Patriot Grief Scene

Tom Lesinski, CEO of NCM, discusses how a resurgence in movie going provides an opportunity for brands to reach a highly sought-after audience. Hosts: Tim Stenovec and Barry Ritholtz. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Lesinski, CEO of NCM, discusses how a resurgence in movie going provides an opportunity for brands to reach a highly sought-after audience. Hosts: Tim Stenovec and Barry Ritholtz. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 143 Part 2 with Alan Blomquist Alan was in the movie and entertainment industry in Hollywood for over 30 years. He produced a lot of huge movies with A-List actors including "The Cider House Rules," "A Little Princess," "Of Mice and Men," "Chocolat," and more that we talked about in Part 1. In Part 2, we discuss the great things he did in the 2000's including the Johnny Cash huge hit, "Walk The Line," "Book Club," "A Dog's Purpose," and how he was one of the main people who got "The Blue Collar Comedy Tour" off the ground, what he had to go through to get there, and the success it had for many years.

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In order to make your movie, you need money. So how do you get over that uncomfortable feeling of asking people to invest in your project? And once you have the financing, how do you get over the fact that your movie is not going to be appreciated by all audiences? In today's episode, No Film School's Charles Haine, GG Hawkins, Jason Hellerman and producer Michael Mendelsohn discuss:  The wonderful process of discovering classic movies  Our parents sheltering us from watching certain scenes in famous movies The best way you can become good at packaging and pitching a project What it's like to film underwater, deep in the Baltic Sea while a war is going on nearby Breaking into the industry at 17 years old People claiming titles without actually doing the work Taking stories of actual experiences and then putting them to screen  The types of stories Michael typically leans towards Memorable Quotes “Stop doing impersonations of your favorite filmmakers and start figuring out what you have to say.” [4:10] “I'm shooting there and the neighboring countries are at war. Missiles flying over, submarines, helicopters, airplanes…while we were filming.” [26:54] “I have met several people that are back-biting, double-crossing, jerks who think they're going to make it that way.” [39:04] “Being okay with not being okay with everyone, is something we need to lean into as storytellers.” [54:38] Resources:   Ghost Ships I am Michael God is a Bullet Get Lost Find No Film School everywhere: On the Web https://nofilmschool.com/ Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/nofilmschool Twitter  https://twitter.com/nofilmschool YouTube  https://www.youtube.com/user/nofilmschool Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nofilmschool Send us an email with questions or feedback: podcast@nofilmschool.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Walt Disney (DIS) had mixed earnings with more moderate earnings growth guidance, says Tim Nollen. He and Ken Leon discuss Disney's earnings which were released Tuesday, November 8th. They talk about how 4Q Disney+ paid subscribers came in at 164.2M, which is up 39% year-over-year. They also go over how CFRA retains a buy rating on DIS and sets price target at $110. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Ep. 79: Hollywood only has four major films that are coming out for the rest of the year. CVS to buy Signify Health for 8 billion dollars. Apple is catching up to Google and Facebook for online advertising while at the same time Apple's event is this Wednesday. Energy Crisis in Europe and what that means. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Big Movies this week. But both crash burned at the box office. Mainly it reminded us of the lyrics from this epic Icona Pop Ft Charlie XCX song "I Love it"I'm in the Milky WayYou want me down on earth,but I am up in spaceYou're so damn hard to pleaseWe gotta kill this switchYou're from the 70's,but I'm a 90's chickThe makers seem to have forgotten that the audience has grown up way beyond the tropes they are depicting. So #laalsinghchaddha was lazy as hell, #RakshaBandhan was legit cringy. Mind the Malhotras on #primevideo was a fun one time watch. Loved #NeverHaveIEver 3 with Devi and her gang of hot guys back on screen. This time with a Sanjay Gupta dolly that we are searching high and low to acquire.Sima Aunty is also back trying to tell Indian singles how to get married  in #IndianMatchmaking 2- yes the answer is shave off 60% of your expectations - don't worry if you are miserable - but just get married for her and your families. Epic drama.What's more?Download it all here and where ever you get your POD.LoveTeam Desis.

In this Episode, Handsome Chris sits down with Big Jay, P.C. Mike, Hagrid and Mr. Herschel Merkus to discuss 3 Big Movies that have recently hit the Silver Screen: Maverick, Jurassic Park and Lightyear - Which ones are good, which ones are bad & which ones are Woke?The Panel also discusses the Supreme Court's Smackdown of some Major decisions!Join us for a conversation about our Nation and the World around us from a Conservative point of view.Also... Be sure to check us out every Tuesday & Thursday morning at 10/9 Central on RowdyIM (www.RowdyIM.com)

Welcome to Talkin Geek, the geekest news show in the verse!We talk some of the biggest news we saw and go over what its about and what we think on it!This week two big trailers came out in The Sandman and Black Adam, as well as Joker 2 news and Ghostbuster sequel 

Tony Kurre talks about the great lineup on Tony Kurre Radio, the big summer movie blockbusters, Tony's thoughts on finally seeing Top Gun, celebrity birthdays, one woman losing a man because he didn't like her hairy armpits, and more!

In this week's episode we talked about Big Movies, Grateful and we have part 1 of our interview with George Kinder from The Kinder Institute

Hayley and the Knobs talk the weekend in sports including Tiger Woods return to golf, Kyanna Parsons-Perez on the TODAY show, and big movies coming out both at the box office and on a streaming service near you...

Hayley and the Knobs talk the weekend in sports including Tiger Woods return to golf, Kyanna Parsons-Perez on the TODAY show, and big movies coming out both at the box office and on a streaming service near you...

Mid week with Elvis Duran and The Morning Show. Elvis and the show talked about your family secrets that you never knew until you were older. November brings a ton of BIG MOVIES, do you think you know all the big movies that came out in November? Find out why Elvis thanks Skeery for his help at lunch yesterday! We talked about going on trips or parties and not posting pictures, then getting caught! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jennifer comes in strong with the smooth jazz voice but can she beat TJ and will she enjoy her time playing the game? Keep listening as TJ really string-cheeses-out some of these questions. Can you get more than four right answers for the win? Aired November 3rd, 2021

Did you like the trailer better than the movie? Matt says that might be because he got to cut something cool. Despite the soul-crushing meetings and inevitable politics of Hollywood, creativity can still be king.Charbroiled Chats won't change your life but it might make your day.Good friends talking about everything in general and nothing in particular. Occasionally thoughtful, often silly and mostly inconsequential.The cast of Charbroiled Chats includes novelists, journalists, marketers, artists, musicians, IT specialists, copywriters, editors, photographers, painters and a sewist. Which is odd because there are only three of them. It's hard to sort out who does what but if you're still curious, this probably won't help:GRACE is a foodie who hates to cook, a Japanophile who has never been to Japan, a movie and music fan who denigrates Hollywood rom-coms and jazz, and a lover of celebrity gossip who doesn't give a rat's ass about celebrities.MATT is a former Hollywood power broker now living in exile. He's been advised to not publicly disclose the reasons behind the aforementioned exile. But he'd also like to say that any and all legal matters pertaining to the exile are no longer outstanding and he has nothing to be ashamed of. He just wonders if he could play some more golf in his spare time.BAYLIE was born in the Big Apple but now prefers a quiet life in the country with a herd of black Labs, a couple of kids and Chuck. A wine-glass-half-full creative type, Baylie loves hiking and crosswords and when she grows up she'd like to discover that she hasn't. WALLY once landed a plane on the wrong runway of an international airport. He likes dogs, hates front-wheel-drive, wishes there was less music. He lived in Japan for nine hours.Facebook.com/charbroiledchatsInstagram: charbroiledchatsTwitter: @CharbroiledCFacebook: charbroiledchatscharbroiledchats.buzzsprout.comcharbroiledchats@gmail.com--Walk Through the Park by TrackTribe is from the YouTube Audio Library.

This week we take a look at the 1980's and determine what we are going to add to our time-capsule! Please remember to review, rate, and share the podcast and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

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Episode 160- Ted Haines! Ted does special effects for movies and has worked on over 300 films, as well as TV shows and commercials. In this episode we'll discuss his work on Pulp Fiction, Scream, The Mandolorian, From Dusk Til Dawn and others. We also talk about the differences between real gore and movie gore, how the industry has changed, working with big movie stars and more! If you love movies you won't want to miss this episode. 0:00:00 - Intro0:01:15 - Foam Fabricator 0:02:58 - Inspiration for a Movie Career0:04:24 - Following a Dream 0:05:30 - School for Movie Makeup 0:06:31 - Working at the Costume Shop 0:09:30 - First Professional Gig 0:11:02 - Early Days of Working 0:13:52 - Working with Howard Berger 0:15:00 - "Pulp Fiction" 0:18:35 - "From Dusk Til Dawn"0:20:30 - "Frankenstein & Me" 0:22:50 - What Happens to Movie Props 0:25:15 - "Scream" & Gore & Editing 0:34:00 - Working with Big Stars 0:37:30 - Working on the "Iron Man" Suit for "End Game"0:40:47 - Big Movies & Indie Movies & Contracts0:43:03 - "The Mandalorian"0:44:25 - Work That Stands Out 0:46:45 - Cosplay Vs Hollywood 0:48:17 - How the Industry is Changed 0:50:36 - CGI vs Real Special Effects 0:52:30 - Film Reviews & Jurassic Park 40:54:25 - Mental Makeup of Movie Effects Guys 0:55:15 - Persistence & Keep On Working 0:57:08 - Magic Wheelchair 0:59:20 - Wrap Up Ted Haines instagram:https://www.instagram.com/foamfabber/Magic Wheelchair website:https://www.magicwheelchair.orgChuck Shute website:http://chuckshute.comSupport the show (https://venmo.com/Chuck-Shute)

Did we find love today for Second Chance Romance? Will and Denise went out on a scooter and ice cream date! Nick Cannon has twins and shares their names. More small things that can ruin a big movie. And a small town in Florida jumps the shark! Whoops!

Kevin and Scott reveal the highly regarded and/or blockbuster movies that they've never seen. Scott's upcoming birthday is also on someone's mind (it's on Scott's mind of course). Listen and comment on Facebook/imsosurepodcast, Instagram/kevinisaplaceonearth and Instagram/scott4343 and Twitter/imsosurepodcast.

Jessica and Monica finally tackle Monica’s favorite smol Daddy--Rian Johnson. Daddy Rian perfected the quirky con movie with The Brothers Bloom, confused and captured audiences with the mindf*ck that is Looper, and revived the whodunnit genre with Knives Out. He is a superstar writer and director (despite apparently ruining Star Wars) who definitely deserves to be called a Daddy. Want to submit a daddy? Visit our website and pop their name in the form! jonfavreauismydaddy.com Want to receive some questionable advice, ask us for a film recommendation, or tell us a story about when you met a celebrity Daddy? Fill out the form on our website or DM us on Instagram @jonfavreauismydaddypod Follow us and stay up to date: Instagram @jonfavreauismydaddypod Twitter @jfismydaddy Jonfavreauismydaddy.com Email: jonfavreauisallegedlymydaddy@gmail.com If you’re not into spoilers, watch these films to prep for next week’s episode: Get Out, Queen & Slim, Judas and the Black Messiah

This week on The Boxoffice Podcast, co-hosts Russ Fischer, Rebecca Pahle, and Jesse Rifkin discuss the latest changes to the release calendar and why big movies may come to theaters earlier than expected. In the feature segment, Rebecca and Russ interview the Lume Cinema’s James Anderson Brown and Anthony Hughes to talk about the theater’s tiered re-opening process in the U.K.

People are consuming long-form entertainment but COVID changed the landscape, maybe for good.

Deathly Hallows chapter 25. With both our lives making this week extremely busy, we almost didn't make it together to record this week--but here we are, because the news stops for no one! We discuss all of the massive Fantastic Beasts news that came out right after last week's episode was in the can, from Johnny Depp's exit from the franchise to JK Rowling's absence from easy US election-related content to the release of The Ickabog and more. Then we dive into... maybe the worst chapter in the series? Certainly one of the most galling. Buckle up, because if you thought the goblin stuff in previous books felt uncomfortable those moments have nothing on the absolute pile of antisemitic content rolled up into Griphook's character. Intentional? Probably not, but does it matter? (Incidentally if this doesn't sound fun, skip 1:22:00ish to 1:41:00ish) We also see the return of Theatrical Lupin, and the slow depressing march of every woman in the series to their final form as Molly Weasley. Finally, we speculate about how the third Fantastic Beasts film will handle its actor change!

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In this episode, I talk about major blockbusters coming soon including Tenet, The Batman and Candyman. In the next episode, I will be talking about horror movies.

The guys go over a list of big movies coming out in 2021. Favorites sports movies broken down for each sport.

Who is the star of this week's edition of Flub Friday? Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly joins the show to talk about the MLB restart and how he's approached this season with all that's going on in the world. Zas lets us know what the Big Movies of the weekend are.

Zas has been deleting a lot of dummies off of his Facebook. Amber lets us know about the record of increasing cases here in Florida and how bars in South Florida. Zas lets us know what Big Movies are streaming this weekend.

Support or submit your question for the current or next show 24/7 here: https://streamelements.com/movieblogt... On today's episode:- Man Of Steel Watch Party From Zack Snyder- Adam Sandler And Lebron James Team For Netflix Basketball Movie- Will CW’s Batwoman Disgrace Batman Like Supergirl Disgraced Superman- HBO Max Launching With Joker And Impressive Movie ListAnd Much MoreLeave a question when you tip at https://streamelements.com/movieblogt... and it will be answered on the show, or the next show we do. Tip $50 or more and your question will be answered on its OWN VIDEO on the channel!Support John on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/johncampea

Kevin Carr- Fat Guys @ The Movies-Discusses the latest Big Movies coming to the small screen.

Start your day geek with LRMornings. LRM‘s daily morning show with Kyle and Jammer (or Christine) (or Brian). Join them as they discuss all things geek with a little news just for fun. In today's episode, Kyle and Brian discuss the title for the Venom sequel and the HUGE list of movies hitting next year thanks to the C-word. Question of the day: What do you think of the title for the Venom sequel? Please like, share, and subscribe!

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On today's THE RALPH REPORT: We reveal why you don't "drunk dial" THE RALPH REPORT HOTLINE! We discuss the weekend's BIG MOVIES! And, it's NATIONAL EGG MCMUFFIN DAY ... the same day that Wendy's unveils it's new breakfast menu. Coincidence? Nope! ... It's McDonald's VS Wendy's! And, we're on the front line of the BREAKFAST WARS on "Munchin' Monday"! SUBSCRIBE: www.patreon.com/theralphreport

Super BIG feelings this week as I go to the movies with my partner in crime, Nicole, and my real life Mama!  Take a listen as we venture to the incredible recliner seat theater to eat snacks, turn up our hots seats, and rant.   Join us as we discuss silly war shenanigans, one big long take, a nanny who takes on creepy kids, and other bad vibes with the films 1917 and The Turning.   Also, Oscars are on the way!! Stay tuned for this weekend's episode on all things Oscars.  If you love movies, you should be listening and don't forget to follow me on instagram, facebook and more for updates.   Big Movies... Big Feelings.  Every Tuesday at 12:00 pm.

Explore the rise and fall of 'The ABC Movie of the Week," which gave us some amazing films and spawned a number of popular TV series.

Have you heard of a slap fight?  Do you love Daniel Day Lewis?  Or, do you just loath the recent movie "Joker?"  Well, get ready for a fun chat!  My guest this week is my buddy Tom Archino ( Mad genius behind all things at the Rehoboth Social Podcast Network)  We grabbed some time on the mic away from our other podcast, Full Send with Tom and Tiff, to discuss his love for great actors in "There will be blood" and "Joker."  Grab your popcorn and favorite beverage and join us! Also, want to be a guest on The Film Effect?  Message me on instagram or facebook to get into the hot seat.  Follow, like and subscribe on itunes, spotify, and stitcher to support the show! BIG MOVIES... BIG FEELINGS every Tuesday at noon.

12 - 11 - 19 SDI And Degenerate Episode 28 The Degenerate has a holiday party conundrum and begrudgingly uses his +1 on SDI. Is it ok to use a +1 on someone who is not your "date." Big movies like Star Wars that say they are opening on a Friday but really the Thursday night before. The Degenerate hates that because people go into work Friday morning not having seen movie and are exposed to spoilers. Big Tone with another lock and he steals SDI's NLW.

Hello, darlings! This week, The Swearwolves sit down and talk about one of their favorite…Read the postEpisode 60: Elvira's Two Big… Movies

"No more wire hangers!"  This week Tiff sits down with Donna De Kuyper to chat about crazy moms, weird night nannies, and old movies.   Themes of motherhood, fame, mental illness and how we see our roles as women and mothers in life and movies. This one definitely gets feely. As always, Big Movies.... Big Feelings.

Jason saw the Lion King; Rude people in theatres; Big Movies coming out in 2019; Alexis has tried a "new" app

Avengers isn't the only movie that successfully handles so many people in one shot. Let's take a look at some other movies that had a huge ensemble cast.

If you’re sitting in a dark room with a cattle rancher, a fish biologist and an English professor, watching a sci-fi film shot on a $200,000 budget, chances are good you're at the Eastern Oregon Film Festival.Filmmakers come from all over the country to share their work, listen to Northwest bands, and learn to throw hatchets at artists' brunches — a combination that has landed it on the list of the world's coolest film fests in "MovieMaker Magazine" multiple times.The little fest is playing out for its eighth successive year in theaters and pop-up venues around La Grande, Oregon, and "State of Wonder" is broadcasting live this week from the festival headquarters.The Little Fest That Could: Christopher Jennings And Ian ClarkFrom the minute we arrived, festival co-founders Christopher Jennings and Ian Clark have been running around nonstop, greeting guests, trouble-shooting projectors, setting up bands, serving as walking answer boxes, and more. We get them to sit still long enough to talk about how the festival grew out of a film challenge and learn about how they manage to lure filmmakers from all over to a small town in the mountains of Northeast Oregon. A Man, A Woman, And A Talking Robot Head Walk Into A Desert ...The opening night film is a sumptuous sci-fi fable about a guy, a girl and a robot head hiking across a desert looking for a mythical lake. “Everything Beautiful Is Far Away,” starring Julia Garner and Joseph Cross, premiered this year at the LA Film Festival, where it won the U.S. Fiction Cinematography Award. It’s not hard to see why: filmed entirely in the Imperial Sand Dunes in Southeastern California, the characters wander through hills of white sand against a backdrop of blue sky with colors and lighting so soft and delicate that Garner’s porcelain skin simply glows. The pacing is patient, the dialogue spare, but the whole film is such a potent meditation that when the characters stare straight into the camera, we are more than happy to just lose ourselves in their eyes.We sit down with the writer and director Pete Ohs.The Do's And Don'ts Of Screenwriting With Jon RaymondJon Raymond will be the first to say that he accidentally stumbled into the world of screenwriting. He had just published his first novel in 2004 when a friend of his asked to adapt his short story “Old Joy” into a film. That friend was the director Kelly Reichardt, and that film started a working relationship that took them both into theaters across the world with the award-winning films “Wendy and Lucy,” “Meek’s Cutoff” and “Night Moves.” Raymond also co-wrote the teleplays for the five-part HBO series “Mildred Pierce” with his friend and Portland filmmaker Todd Haynes, which got him an Emmy nomination. He's at the fest for a talk about screenwriting, and we asked him to give us the Jon Raymond Golden Rules.Sara Salovaara And 'Let Me Die A Nun'Directed by Sara Salovaara, the six-part web series "Let Me Die A Nun" bills itself as "the opposing but intersecting trajectories of a lesbian soon-to-be nun, her Jewish stalker, and the object of her affection." We had to have Salovaara on to discuss this contemporary, comedic take on the 70s nunsploitation films (yeah, we didn't know that was a thing either). We also ask Salovaara, a regular writer for "MovieMaker Magazine," to help us understand just what sets the Eastern Oregon Film Fest apart from all the others.Zombie Puppets And Other Furry MonstersPortland filmmaker Jesse Blanchard claims "Frank & Zed" is the world's first puppet movie, which raises the question: How has this never been done before? Is there anything better than puppet-brain-eating puppet zombies? Or fire-breathing puppet monsters and bloody puppet limbs flying this way and that? Festival-goers are getting a first look at this work in progress, in which Blanchard and his Puppetcore Films team lovingly build every stitched eyeball, puppet skull and hurtling ax by hand. Could this be the next cult classic?

Robert and Corey with producer Katrina talk the mid season premiere of The Walking Dead. We also touch base on the season premiere of Ash vs The Evil Dead, some video game talk, and the top grossing movies of all time.

On this edition of the Cinema Clash: Hugh Jackman is indeed THE GREATEST SHOWMAN; The Bellas hit a sour note in PITCH PERFECT 3; Spielberg, Streep and Hanks deliver a timely message with THE POST; Christopher Plummer is good, but it’s hard to erase what might have been with Kevin Spacey in ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD; Margot Robbie and Allison Janney score high marks in the quirky biopic I, TONYA; and what’s up with DOWNSIZING? Let the clash begin!

A Man, A Woman, And A Talking Robot Head Walk Into A Desert ...The opening night film is a sumptuous sci-fi fable about a guy, a girl and a robot head hiking across a desert looking for a mythical lake. “Everything Beautiful Is Far Away,” starring Julia Garner and Joseph Cross, premiered this year at the LA Film Festival, where it won the U.S. Fiction Cinematography Award. It’s not hard to see why: filmed entirely in the Imperial Sand Dunes in Southeastern California, the characters wander through hills of white sand against a backdrop of blue sky with colors and lighting so soft and delicate that Garner’s porcelain skin simply glows. The pacing is patient, the dialogue spare, but the whole film is such a potent meditation that when the characters stare straight into the camera, we are more than happy to just lose ourselves in their eyes.We sit down with the writer and director Pete Ohs.The Do's And Don'ts Of Screenwriting With Jon RaymondJon Raymond will be the first to say that he accidentally stumbled into the world of screenwriting. He had just published his first novel in 2004 when a friend of his asked to adapt his short story “Old Joy” into a film. That friend was the director Kelly Reichardt, and that film started a working relationship that took them both into theaters across the world with the award-winning films “Wendy and Lucy,” “Meek’s Cutoff” and “Night Moves.” Raymond also co-wrote the teleplays for the five-part HBO series “Mildred Pierce” with his friend and Portland filmmaker Todd Haynes, which got him an Emmy nomination. He's at the fest for a talk about screenwriting, and we asked him to give us the Jon Raymond Golden Rules.Sara Salovaara And 'Let Me Die A Nun'Directed by Sara Salovaara, the six-part web series "Let Me Die A Nun" bills itself as "the opposing but intersecting trajectories of a lesbian soon-to-be nun, her Jewish stalker, and the object of her affection." We had to have Salovaara on to discuss this contemporary, comedic take on the 70s nunsploitation films (yeah, we didn't know that was a thing either). We also ask Salovaara, a regular writer for "MovieMaker Magazine," to help us understand just what sets the Eastern Oregon Film Fest apart from all the others.Zombie Puppets And Other Furry MonstersPortland filmmaker Jesse Blanchard claims "Frank & Zed" is the world's first puppet movie, which raises the question: How has this never been done before? Is there anything better than puppet-brain-eating puppet zombies? Or fire-breathing puppet monsters and bloody puppet limbs flying this way and that? Festival-goers are getting a first look at this work in progress, in which Blanchard and his Puppetcore Films team lovingly build every stitched eyeball, puppet skull and hurtling ax by hand. Could this be the next cult classic?

In this episode, we talk about Big Movies from the Summer and several superheroes from a couple of movie franchises. We also have a round of Instant Reviews and a new Letterboxd Game! What fun!Episode 2: Summer Blockbusters/Superhero Movies

Episode 46: Summer of Disappointment   1. 2016 was the Worst Summer for Big Movies in 15 Years 2. Summer 2016: Who is to Blame?  3. Let's Talk About Summer of 2016 4. The 2016 Summer Season was Really Good -- If You Knew Where to Look      

If you grew up in the late 80’s and early 90’s, then Pee-wee Herman is a name you’ll already be familiar with. A man-child in a gray suit and a red bow tie. The poster child for kitschy pop culture propaganda. This week, we’re spending some time with the original Tim Burton classic, ‘Pee-wee’s Big … Continue reading "137 – Pee Wee’s Big Movies!"

Back in March, Adam and Josh celebrated Filmspotting's 10th anniversary with the Top 10 Blind Spots – significant oversights in their ongoing film educations. #3 on Adam's list was David Lean's 1965 epic DOCTOR ZHIVAGO, which gets a special "Blindspotting" review this week in honor of its 50th anniversary and the recent passing of star Omar Sharif. Plus, the Top 5 Small Moments in Big Movies. This episode is brought to you by MUBI. :00-3:02 - Billboard / MUBI 3:02-37:56 - Review: "Doctor Zhivago" Wilder Embry, "Pretty Things" 39:24-53:39 - Notes / Massacre Theatre 53:39-1:04:08 - FS Recommends Wilder Embry, "It" 1:05:17-1:11:03 - Donations / SVU Promo 1:11:03-1:42:16 - Top 5 Small Moments... 1:42:16-1:45:30 - Close / Outtake MUSIC - Wilder Embry NOTES - MT winner: Rance Craft, Austin LINKS - Josh's "Doctor Zhivago" review - You Must Remember This - The Cinephiliacs - "Call Me Lucky" - "Tangerine" - Harold Ramis Collaborations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a new year, and a new episode of The Inner Dorkdom. In this episode, Josh and Nic interrupt the multi-part episode they recorded with Todd in order to discuss some of the games, television shows, and films of 2015 that they are looking forward to. And that's about it. Oh yeah, you can follow us on Twitter now. @InnerDorkdom Learn more, subscribe, or contact us at www.southgatemediagroup.com.  You can write to us at southgatemediagroup@gmail.com and let us know what you think. Be sure to rate us and review the episode.  It really helps other people find us.  Thanks! 

Despite the efforts of his old friend Khan, James T. Kirk is alive and well in the sequel to 2009’s successful relaunch of the Star Trek franchise. This week, Filmspotting boldly reviews "Star Trek Into Darkness". Plus, the Top 5 Small Moments in Big Movies. KHAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!! :00-1:26 - Billboard 1:26-25:59 - Review: "Star Trek Into Darkness" Music: Junip, "Line of Fire" 27:33-34:37 - Massacre Theatre 34:37-45:20 - Polls / Notes Music: Junip, "Your Life Your Call" 47:00-53:09 - Donations / SVU Promo 53:09-1:19:41 - Top 5: Small Moments in Big Movies 1:19:41-1:23:27 - Close / Outtake MUSIC - Junip NOTES - MT winner: Chris Weiss LINKS - Josh's review of "Star Trek Into Darkness" - "Star Trek" on Letterboxd - Lynch's Calvin Klein ad PARTNERS - MoviePass - Fandor.com/Filmspotting - The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith- iTunes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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After an unintentional hiatus due to real life, we're pleased to bring you the glorious return of the Remember When podcast! Although we promised you a Doctor Who & Torchwood episode, we're pushing that off slightly.  At the top of the show, we explain why we're postponing our venture into the realm of British sci-fi, and why the delay means better things for our listeners. We spend the rest of Episode 39 talking about our views on other TV shows, both spectacular and spectacularly bad.  First up, we cover the third season of True Blood.  With the series finale airing last month, we look back at the season overall and discuss the elements we loved, the pieces that failed miserably, and what we think needs to be fixed before Alan Ball and the cast and crew start working on the fourth season. Then we take a long awaited dive into the deep end of Mad Men.  Jay's finally caught up with the show, and as AMC puts the fourth season to bed, we take a comprehensive look into the first few years of the show, talk about Jay's experiences with getting invested in this AMC marvel, and Parris' viewpoints on the complexities of the Draper family, and why they're so fascinating to watch.  We talk about some of the unsung heroes of the show, our favorite moments, and why this can be a tough sell for new viewers. We spend the last 30 minutes of the show working our way through the Fall season.  It's been a lamentable slate of releases over the past few months, with early cancellations and very few stand out shows.  We talk about why this Fall TV season seems like one of the worst in recent history, some of the early standouts for us, and more.  We also discuss the remainder of episodes for Remember When in 2010, and the Big Movies we're tackling at the start of 2011. The audio quality may be slightly off at points.  We apologize for that, and will work to have that fixed for our upcoming Doctor Who episodes. Be sure and check us out on Twitter at http://twitter.com/rwpodcast, as well as on Facebook at htttp://facebook.com/rwpodcast.   Our show exists and flourishes thanks to the support of our fans.  We greatly appreciate you listening to us!  If you enjoy our show, please leave us positive feedback on iTunes so that we can reach new people.  And if you want to give us your comments, please feel free to email us at rw@filmtangent.com or call our voicemail line at 206-495-1732 and leave us a message.  Please note that long distance charges may apply.     SHOW NOTES Start to 8:45 - Show intro, explanation of Doctor Who & Torchwood delay8:45 to 16:07 - True Blood Season 3 (filled with spoilers)16:07 to 23:08 - Recent stinkers on TV, looking back on Heroes and The Shield, as well as some Rubicon chat (almost no spoilers)23:08 to 48:57 - Mad Men (filled with spoilers through all seasons)48:57 to 1:22:35 - The Fall TV season (minimal spoilers, though we call them out ahead of time)1:22:35 to End - Upcoming schedule for Remember When, Toy Story talk, and our wrap up 

Book Em, Ducko! Welcome to the third installment of our Cinema Doofus extravaganza. This week is a double feature of ridiculous crap with Howard The Duck and Buckaroo Banzai Across The Eighth Dimension. Guest starring Levi Lebo. Plus, Top Five Worst Movie Premise. Music by The High Beams and Thunderfist.