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Max is joined by BOFCA member and Spoilerpiece Theater Co-host Megan Kearns to discuss the Guardians of the Galaxy Trilogy of films. First, there's a brief discussion about the Cannes Film Festival and the removal of TV/Movies from Disney+. Stay tuned at the end for a discussion on the new movies Air and Blackberry. Website: itsthepicturespodcast.com itsthepictures.substack.com Download the episode today and tweet at John and Max (@itsthepicpod). Like the show? Review us on iTunes! We are also available on Stitcher. Opening: "The Fire" by Dan_Mantau (c) 2022 - http://ccmixter.org/files/Dan_Mantau/64603 Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) Closing: Pixie Pixels (featuring Kara Square) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2016 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/jlbrock44/53778 Additional comments? Email us: itsthepictures@gmail.com
It's our last episode of the year! So, as usual, we're revealing our BOFCA ballots as we discuss our respective Top 10 Films of 2022! Unfortunately, Dave couldn't make it this week, but we still share his top 10 before digging into each of our own. You can hear Dave's list starting at 2:55, Megan's at 14:36, and Evan's at 47:39. And in this week's Patreon exclusive audio, we're talking about the winner of our NYE movie poll, Rob Reiner and Nora Ephron's 1989 rom-com, WHEN HARRY MET SALLY!
John and Max are celebrating the 20th Anniversary of The Fellowship of the Ring with an episode dedicated to the movie. The episode starts with a mention of the BOFCA awards but then goes right into the first entry in the Lord of the Rings series. Website: itsthepicturespodcast.com itsthepictures.substack.com Download the episode today and tweet at John and Max (@itsthepicpod). Like the show? Review us on iTunes! We are also available on Stitcher. Opening: the Morning by Vidian (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/Vidian/58453 Ft: Ciggiburns, Aussens@iter, vo1k1 Closing: Pixie Pixels (featuring Kara Square) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2016 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/jlbrock44/53778 Additional comments? Email us: itsthepictures@gmail.com
Bob Chipman, Steve Head and John Black debut the new-format BOFCA repertory podcast
Steve Head and Bob Chipman break down the Boston-area repertory scene for June 2019.
Bob Chipman and Steve Head break down the May 2019 Boston area repertory screening scene
Bob Chipman and Steve Head break down the Boston-area repertory screening scene for April 2019
Members of The Boston Online Film Critics Association recap the group's votes for the Top Ten Films of 2018
BOFCA Co-Chairs Evan Crean and Bob Chipman look over the Boston-area repertory screening scene for February 2019.
BOFCA runs down the Boston-area repertory screening scene for January of 2019.
Lots to cover on this week's show as award season races toward the finish line for BOFCA! First up, we hear from Dave who calls in with his thoughts on BALLAD OF BUSTER SCRUGGS (2:00). Then Kris makes a hard case for SUPPORT THE GIRLS (8:25), which was a hit on the festival circuit but ought to be way more widely seen. Evan then walks us through MONSTERS AND MEN (19:07), a pretty good take on a story that has nonetheless been covered in more interesting and absorbing ways by other films this year. Kris saw BATHTUBS OVER BROADWAY (28:56), a delightful story about one of the oddest phenomena in American entertainment: the industrial musical. Evan saw INCREDIBLES 2 (35:23) -- surprise surprise, it's good -- and Kris wraps things up with MORTAL ENGINES (41:57) -- surprise surprise, it's not.
This week, we're joined by BOFCA member and Hollywood Reporter contributor Robyn Bahr! She and Evan kick things off with GREEN BOOK (4:06), a not-terrible but treacly and episodic look at racial tension containing nothing new (especially in a year with so many strong offerings tackling the same material). Then, Kris and Evan examine SUSPIRIA (15:24) and marvel at how not-fun they managed to make dance-school witches by bogging things down with extraneous characters and a go-nowhere sideplot. Then it's ASSASSINATION NATION (34:52), a powerhouse of a film with style to spare that'll leave you energized and hopefully optimistic. Last up, the crew is divided on VOX LUX (42:06), a brutal examination of what it means to be a pop star in the world we currently inhabit. Is it good? Listen to find out!
BOFCA breaks down the Boston-area repertory screening scene for the last month of 2018.
Bob Chipman and Steve Head break down the Boston repertory scene for November of 2018.
Steve Head and Bob Chipman count down the spooky happenings at the Boston-area repertory screening scene for the month of October 2018.
Steve Head and Bob Chipman go over the September theatrical repertory screening scene for Boston-area film
Steve Head and Bob Chipman go in-depth on Boston's jam-packed August repertory movie scene.
Bob Chipman and Steve Head check out the Boston-area repertory programming scene for July 2018
Steve Head and Bob Chipman run down June's repertory screening offerings for the Boston area.
BOFCA Chairman Bob Chipman offers an abbreviated rundown of the May 2018 Boston-area repertory screening scene.
Bob Chipman and Steve Head break down the repertory screening scene for the month of April 2018.
Steve Head and Bob Chipman look at the Boston-area repertory movie scene for March 2018.
Steve Head and Bob Chipman examine the Boston-area repertory screening scene for February 2018.
Better overdue than never! Steve Head and Bob Chipman examine the Boston-area repertory movie scene for January 2018.
Boston Online Film Critics Association members Bob Chipman, Steve Head, Daniel Kimmel, Kristofer Jenson, Eli Fine, Byron McNeal and Brett Michel talk BOFCA's Year End "Best of 2017" movie awards picks and looks forward to the new year.
This week Kris, Evan, and Dave are joined by their good friend and fellow BOFCA member Tim Estiloz for a spirited discussion of I, TONYA (5:52), the Tonya Harding biopic with Margot Robbie as figure skater Harding. Tim, a former professional ice skater and current news/film reporter-type, brings a unique perspective to the discussion and offers some insight on the real Harding’s skills. Then the guys get into STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI (38:12). Yes, we give everything away (like always), but THE LAST JEDI is so much fun no spoilers could actually spoil it.
Bob Chipman and Evan Crean check out the December repertory screening scene.
Steve Head, Deirdre Crimmins and Bob Chipman look over the repertory screening options for November 2017 in Boston
Steve Head and Bob Chipman check out the spooky happenings in the Boston-area repertory scene.
Steve Head and Bob Chipman break down Boston-area repertory screenings for the month of September 2017
Steve Head, Bob Chipman and Byron McNeal discuss the Boston-area repertory scene for August 2017.
Bob Chipman and Steve Head break down the Boston-area repertory movie scene for July 2017
Bob Chipman, Steve Head, Andy Hoglund and Sean Burns discuss the Boston area repertory screening scene from The Video Underground in Jamaica Plain
Steve Head and Bob Chipman count down the Boston-area repertory movie scene for May 2017.
Bob Chipman, Sean Burns, Evan Crean and Greg Vellante look at the Boston-area repertory movie scene for April 2017.
Dave had to look after Baby Henry, so BOFCA critic Greg Vellante joins Evan and Kris for this week’s episode. After a brief game of “Get to Know Your Guest Host,” Greg leads off with BEFORE I FALL (at 7:30), the teenybopper version of GROUNDHOG DAY, which he finds forgettable despite its heart. Next Kris discusses TABLE 19 (15:04), a wedding comedy about nothing in particular that he dubs “stay together porn” for its terrible plot involving couples staying together that shouldn’t. After that, Evan and Greg rave about MY LIFE AS A ZUCCHINI (at 29:42), the touching Oscar-nominated animated film about a group of orphans who form a family. Finally, Greg fully loses his Spoilerpiece virginity by spoiling the heck out of LOGAN (at 42:06), the Wolverine movie that he describes as entertaining, unexpectedly moving, and extremely violent.
Bob Chipman, Steve Head, Sean Burns and Greg Vellante look at Boston's March 2017 repertory mvoie scene.
Bob Chipman, Megan Kearns, Dan Kimmel and Steve Head run down February's Boston-area repertory scene.
Bob Chipman and Steve Head on the January Boston repertory scene.
The Boston Online Film Critics Association counts down it's Top Ten movies of 2016.
Max and Shannon Covill share their Christmas season favorites. John couldn't make it for this episode because he forgot his gear, but we had a grand old time without him anyways. Also up for discussion is the Foreign Oscars selections, BOFCA selections, and Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk trailer. Christmas Movies: Muppets Christmas Carol The Grinch Who Stole Christmas Elf It's A Wonderful Life They also discuss Rogue One: A Star Wars Story with full spoilers. Download the episode today and tweet at John and Max (@itsthepicpod). Like the show? Review us on iTunes! We are also available on Stitcher. Opening: "The Stars Look Different (Ziggy Stardust Mix)" by spinningmerkaba Closing: "Pixie Pixels (featuring Kara Square)" by spinningmerkaba Additional comments? Email us: itsthepictures@gmail.com
Pee talk takes an unexpected, yet movie-related turn at the start of this week’s episode. Once the guys dispense with their bathroom discussion, they move on to the Boston Online Film Critics Association’s yearly awards, which were recently announced to the public. The guys quickly walk through their ballots (at 4:37), mentioning their favorite films that didn’t win, exploring the nuances of their votes, and teasing movies like FENCES that they look forward to discussing in future episodes. After the awards excitement, Kris reviews COLLATERAL BEAUTY (at 28:00), a picture that sounds like an emo side project, where the filmmakers couldn’t decide between making an awards movie or a Christmas movie, so they made both and got something awful. With that out of the way, Dave and Evan take on this week’s big release, ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY (at 44:00), a prequel that doesn’t have much in common with other entries in the STAR WARS franchise. It has a diverse cast of skilled actors, deaths with weight, and a director that cares about framing shots, however Dave and Evan don’t think it deserves the hype from critics.
Bob Chipman, Charlie Nash and Steve Head break down the Boston Area repertory scene for December 2016
Steve Head, Sean Burns and Bob Chipman break down the November 2016 Boston repertory scene.
Bob Chipman, Andy Hoglund and Steve Head break down the Boston area repertory screening scene for October 2016.
Bob Chipman, Steve Head and Sean Burns look at the Boston area repertory movie scene for September 2016.
Bob Chipman, Megan Kearns and Steve Head talk the Boston area repertory movie scene for August 2016.
Bob Chipman, Sean Burns and Andy Hoglund look at the Boston area repertory scene for June 2016.
Steve Head and Bob Chipman talk Boston Repertory Film for the month of May 2016
Bob Chipman, Steve Head and Andy Hoglund break down the Boston repertory scene for April 2016
Bob Chipman, Steven Head and Sean Burns examine the Boston repertory scene for March 2016 (minor audio-levels issues in first few minutes, corrected after)
Bob Chipman, Steve Head, Evan Crean and Megan Kearns talk Boston-are repertory screenings for February 2016
BOFCA members Jake Mulligan, Sean Burns, Steve Head and Bob Chipman talk repertory programming in the Boston area for January 2016
Boston Online Film Critics Association talks their top ten of 2015 and more!
Dave is back from sick leave to share his unique take on a classic lullaby. Then Evan and Kris jump into reviewing Ron Howard’s IN THE HEART OF THE SEA, or IN THE FART OF THE SEA, as Dave calls it. The film stars the Greater Hemsworth (Chris) and Brendan Gleeson, but not Dave’s favorite actor Ray Winstone. It’s a movie about a sperm whale that kills seamen, and yes the guys milk that fact for all the laughs it’s worth. They also don’t shy away from making CABIN BOY references whenever possible. Probably the biggest surprise is how much Evan and Kris disagree about it. Their conversation veers into a tangent about Ron Howard films, before all three guys get into this year’s Boston Online Film Critics Association (BOFCA) awards. The three of them share their top 10 lists, and delve into some of the categories where they had completely different items in their ballots like Best Foreign Film and Best Documentary. Highlights include PEACE OFFICER, FINDERS KEEPERS, STRAY DOG, and JAFAR PANAHI’S TAXI. Before they sign off, the guys have a few words of appreciation for the marketers giving BOFCA’s awards some attention, and a few choice words for the organization’s critics.
BOFCA Repertory Podcast for December 2015 featuring Steve Head, Sean Burns, Evan Crean and Bob Chipman
Bob Chipman, Steve Head and Charlie Nash run down the Boston repertory screening scene for November 2015
Bob Chipman and Steve Head of the Boston Online Film Critics Association break down the Boston-area repertory screening scene for October 2015
Bob Chipman, Megan Kearns, Sean Burns and Steve Head cover the Boston Repertory Screening scene for September 2015
Steve Head and Bob Chipman run down the Repertory Film offerings for the Boston Area for the month of August 2015.
BOFCA members Bob Chipman, Steve Head, Charles Nash and Jaskee Hickman break down the Boston repertory-screening scene for July 2015
BOFCA's Bob Chipman, Steve Head, Charles Nash and Megan Kearns team up for an epic rundown of the packed Boston-area repertory screening scene for the month of June 2015.
Boston Online Film Critics Association Repertory Podcast for May 2015
Bob Chipman and Steve Head run down Boston's April repertory movie scene
Bob Chipman, Steve Head, Charlie Nash and Sean Burns talk up the Boston repertory scene for March 2015
Boston Online Film Critics Association discusses repertory screenings in the Boston area for the month of February
BOFCA's Jake Mulligan, Steve Head and Bob Chipman go over the first month of Boston repertory screenings for 2015.
Members of The Boston Online Film Critics Association gather to go over the year in film and the group's much talked-about Top Ten picks
Sadly, Dave is away this week, which means we had to record at Evan's and he had to edit, so hopefully we sound okay. And if we don't, too bad! Anyway, Dede Crimmins joins us again as we talk about Chris Rock's TOP FIVE and RIDLEY SCOTT's EXODUS: GODS AND KINGS. We also talk about Cards Against Humanity's Ten Days or Whatever of Kwanzaa, our top five rappers, JCVD's poetic turns of phrase, and films we watched at home before voting on our awards for BOFCA.
Charlie Nash, Megan Kearns and Bob Chipman bring you a rundown of the Boston Repertory Scene for December of 2014
Boston Online Film Critics Association talks the Boston repertory scene for November of 2014
Boston Online Film Critics Association members Bob Chipman, Sean Burns and Charlie Nash look at the Boston repertory film scene for the month of October.
On this episode of the Boston Online Film Critics Association podcast, Steve Head, Sean Burns and Bob Chipman discuss films playing at Boston area repertory theaters in Septemeber, 2014.
On this episode of the Boston Online Film Critics Association podcast, critics Bob Chipman and Evan Crean discuss films playing at Boston area repertory theaters in August, 2014.
Boston Online Film Critics Association Repertory Podcast for July 2014
Boston Online Film Critics Association Repertory Podcast for July 2014.
Boston Online Film Critics Association Repertory Podcast for May 2014
Boston Online Film Critics Association Repertory Podcast for April 2014
BOFCA members Steve Head, Bob Chipman and David Riedel give their take on the repertory screening scene in the great city of Boston.
Film critcs Monica Castillo, Evan Crean, Bob Chipman (a.k.a MovieBob), Steve Head discuss various titles screening at Boston-area reperatory theaters in February, 2014. Visit the Boston Online Film Critics Associaton online at http://www.bofca.com
Film critcs Brett Michel, Bob Chipman (a.k.a MovieBob) and Steve Head discuss various titles screening at Boston-area reperatory theaters for the remainder of January, 2014. Visit the Boston Online Film Critics Associaton online at http://www.bofca.com
On this special episode, members of the Boston Online Film Critic's Association discuss the films that made their second annual Ten Best Films of the year list. Joining host Steve Head are fellow critics Monica Castillo, Evan Crean, Kristopher Jensen, Dan Kimmel, Brett Michel, Megan Kearns, Bob Chipman and Dave Reidel. Reminder: You've left us an iTunes review, right? Thanks! Enjoy the show! http://www.bofca.com http://www.postmovie.net
Film critcs Monica Castillo, Bob Chipman (a.k.a MovieBob) and Steve Head discuss various titles screening at Boston-area reperatory theaters in December, 2013. Visit the Boston Online Film Critics Associaton online at http://www.bofca.com
Film critcs Evan Crean, Bob Chipman (a.k.a MovieBob), Dave Riedel and Steve Head discuss various titles screening at Boston-area reperatory theaters in November, 2013. Visit the Boston Online Film Critics Associaton online at http://www.bofca.com
Film critcs Monica Castillo, Bob Chipman (a.k.a MovieBob), Dave Riedel and Steve Head discuss various titles screening at Boston-area reperatory theaters in October, 2013. Visit the Boston Online Film Critics Associaton online at http://www.bofca.com
Film critcs Monica Castillo, Kristofer Jensen and Steve Head discuss various titles screening at Boston-area reperatory theaters in September, 2013. Visit the Boston Online Film Critics Associaton online at http://www.bofca.com
Film critcs Monica Castillo, Bob Chipman, Dave Riedel and Steve Head discuss various titles screening at Boston-area reperatory theaters in August, 2013. Visit the Boston Online Film Critics Associaton online at http://www.bofca.com
On this episode, fellow film critic and BOFCA.com member Tim Estiloz joins Steve to discuss PACIFIC RIM, THE LONE RANGER and what it's like to have interviewed one of the most beautiful women in the world, Ms Bettie Page. Remember: if you leave us an iTunes review, you will have done perhaps the most wonderful thing these film critics can ask for! Online, we're at http://www.postmovie.net, and on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/postmovie Follow Steve on Twitter at Twitter.com/stevehead Questions? Send us an email at contact@post-movie.net
Our second episode of the Bostonn Online Film Critics Association podcast. Monica Castillo and Dan Kimmel join Steve Head to discuss films and series coming soon to Boston-area art house venues: The Coolidge Corner Theater - http://www.coolidge.org The Brattle Theatre - http://www.brattlefilm.org The Museaum of Fine Arts - http://www.mfa.org/programs/film The Somerville Theater - http://www.somervilletheatreonline.com Visit the Boston Online Film Critics Association online at BOFCA.com - - - BOFCA theme music: "Baia" - Tony Saravino (From the album Guitaresque, recorded in Jamaica Plain, Ma) Music clip: "This Town" - The Eels
Our first episode of the Bostonn Online Film Critics Association podcast. Monica Castillo and Evan Crean join Steve to discuss films and series coming soon to Boston area art house venues: The Coolidge Corner Theater - http://www.coolidge.org The Brattle Theatre - http://www.brattlefilm.org The Museaum of Fine Arts - http://www.mfa.org/programs/film The Somerville Theater - http://www.somervilletheatreonline.com Visit the Boston Online Film Critics Association online at BOFCA.com - - - BOFCA Theme music: "Baia" - Tony Saravino (recorded in Jamaica Plain, MA) Music Clip: "Hold Tight!" - Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich (from the DEATH PROOF soundtrack) Outro music: "How it Begins" - Kevin MacLeoud
You know when I begin a Crizzlecast singing the Gap Band's "Yearning for Your Love," you know it's gonna be a good episode. And that's exactly what I did when I spoke to today's guest, Monica Castillo. Another film critic from the Boston area, I talk to the lovely and vivacious Castillo about growing up seeing movies in Florida, her eventual move over to reviewing movies in Beantown and how she aided in launching the Boston Online Film Critics Association. We also get into her side hustle as -- a ballroom dance instructor! By the way, she also co-hosts this podcast that I've been on a couple of times. On Tuesday, I'll talk to the other host of that show.
On this episode, film critics Steve Head and John Black discuss the new releases SILENT NIGHT, KILLING THEM SOFTLY, HITCHCOCK and SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK. http://www.postmovie.net Email us at contact@post-movie.net As always, submitting an ITUNES REVIEW for us makes you the most incredble person in our world :) Thanks!
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