Podcast appearances and mentions of Cate Shortland

Gus and André come into the studio and have their breath stolen from them (a term coined by critic Priya Leigh) to discuss celebrity sightings including Jacob Elordi, Troye Sivan, and Jane Campion. Why are they all so...just like us? The two Buffs then enter a pitching contest between "Gangas" and "Etc Etc Etc..." - two compelling productions set deep inside the Nation's hole. Gus protects his right to not have a favourite Canberra song, while André celebrates Cate Shortland's 35mm screening of Somersault (2004) at the Australian Fyshwick, Telopea, and Roundabout School. Fights break out but the love games win.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I discuss "Berlin Syndrome" (2017) directed by Cate Shortland. Watch the video version of the podcast here https://youtu.be/zcJcQnYwWJE

Da uns beiden diese Woche dringende Verpflichtungen um die Ohren flogen, müssen wir die angekündigte Folge zu Turtles 3 leider um eine Woche verschieben. Darum gibt es heute eine Folge zu einem Marvel-Film von 2021, der aber immerhin chronologisch ziemlich genau da in Phase drei angesiedelt ist, wo wir gerade dran sind - nämlich am Ende von Captain America: Civil War. Neben dem Film selbst geht es heute um Black Widow in den Comics, um Marvels Konkursverfahren in den 90ern, um Bond-Filme und um Phase IV des MCU. Wir haben es nochmal exakt herausgesucht, weil wir in der Folge selbst nur aus dem Stegreif schätzen mussten: Avengers Infinity War spielte weltweit $2,048,359,754 ein. Und Avengers Endgame sogar ganze $2,797,501,328. Und wer die gesamte Rise and Fall of the Comic Empire Doku von SF Debris sehen möchte, kann das hier tun: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP7v2GoLok37YBm3WBaqvrKd97uSMYDPT

Scarlett Johansson verabschiedet sich mit dieser Single-Auskopplung aus dem Marvel-Universum. Zum Glück! Denn Johansson vergeudet in diesem Franchise ihr Talent. Cate Shortland inszeniert mit „Black Widow“ einen düsteren Agentenfilm, der zunächst nicht viel mit dem Superhelden-Kosmos gemein zu haben scheint. Erst im Laufe des Films wird aus dem 130-minütigen Werk ein weiteres Action-Abenteuer, das hoffentlich bald in den Abgrund der Filmgeschichte rutschen wird. Anders, moderner, emanzipatorischer sollte die Titelfigur nun gestaltet werden, was vor allem bedeutet, auf sexy Posen zu verzichten und stattdessen tiefe Einblicke in die Seele zu geben. Familienstreitigkeiten aus den 1990er-Jahren werden neu aufgewärmt, und wieder geht es um eine große Verschwörung mit einem Superschurken, der den Willen der Black Widows steuern kann. Es ist ein ärgerlicher, langweiliger Film. Auch die ironischen Brüche können nicht darüber hinwegtäuschen, dass wir permanent mit Gefühligkeiten zugeschüttet werden. Das Drehbuch will aus den Figuren und den Zuschauern ein paar abgeschmackte Emotionen pressen. Rührend! Mehr dazu von Wolfgang M. Schmitt im Podcast! Literatur: Thomas Frank: „Die schluchzende Supermacht“, Le Monde diplomatique: https://monde-diplomatique.de/artikel... Heike Paul: Amerikanischer Staatsbürgersentimentalismus. Zur Lage der politischen Kultur der USA. Wallstein.

Bienvenue dans le film le plus, podcast cinéma bimensuel.Cette semaine, et pour la journée des droits de la femme qui à eu lieu hier (le 8 mars) nous vous offrons une édition exceptionnelle avec un invité exceptionnel : François Rey, créateur du mook Héros nous fait l'honneur d'être le premier invité du podcast et de nous apporter son expertise sur le sujet du jour.Dans cet épisode un tour d'horizon des films de super-héroïnes et de l'évolution de leur représentation au fil des décennies avec comme chaque fois, une analyse autour de 3 films : SUPERGIRL / CATWOMAN / CAPTAIN MARVEL.Emission chamboulée, documentée et mieux articulée pour cet épisode exceptionnel qu'il nous tarde de vous faire découvrir!Réagissez, commentez, partagez sur Twitter, Instagram et Facebook!Toute la collection de Héros, un mook de qualité, est disponible chez Ynnis éditions : https://ynnis-editions.fr/heros/Références de l'épisode:- Supergirl de Jeannot Szwarc (1984)- Catwoman de Pitof (2004)  - Captain Marvel d' Anna Boden et Ryan Fleck (2019) - Helen Slater- Faye Dunaway- Peter O'toole- Mia Farrow- Halle Berry- Benjamin Bratt- Sharon Stone- Lambert Wilson- Brie Larson- Jude Law- Samuel L. JacksonLes recos de l'épisode: - Pam and Tommy de Matthew Margeson (série Disney+)- The Power de Corinna Faith- Le dernier duel de Ridley ScottEgalement évoqués:- Barberella de Roger Vadim (1968)- La légende de Billie Jean de Matthew Robbins (1985)- Tank Girl de Rachel Talalay (1995)- Barbwire de David Hogan (1996)- Elektra de Rob Bowman (2005)- Ma super-ex d'Ivan Reitman (2006)- Wonder Woman de Patty Jenkins (2017)- X-Men Dark Phoenix de Simon Kinberg (2019)- Brids of Prey et la fantabuleuse histoire de Harley Quinn de Cathy Yan (2020)- Wonder Woman 1984 de Patty Jenkins (2020)- Black Widow de Cate Shortland (2021)- Avengers de Joss Whedon (2012)- Avengers : l'ère d'Ultron de Joss Whedon (2015)- Avengers : Infinity War de Anthony et Joe Russo (2018)- Avengers : Endgame de Anthony et Joe Russo (2019)- Batman vs Superman : l'aube de justice de Zack Snyder (2016)- Sucker Punch de Zack Snyder (2011)- Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021)- Ant-Man de Peyton Reed (2015)- Captain America : First Avenger de Joe Johnston (2011)- Iron Man de Jon Favreau (2008)- Thor de Kenneth Branagh (2011)- Captain America : Le soldat de l'hiver de Anthony et Joe Russo (2014)- Les gardiens de la galaxie de James Gunn (2014)- Captain America : Civil War de Anthony et Joe Russo (2016)- Thor : Ragnarok de Taika Waititi (2017)- Spider-Man : No way home de Jon Watts- Kevin Feige- Marvel- DC-Comics- Image comics- X-men- Witchblade- Fathom- Hellboy- Conan- Chris Claremont Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In this episode, St80fEmergency and Ravenoak go in depth about Black Widow, directed by Cate Shortland, starring Scarlet Johansson, Florence Pugh. David Harbour, and Rachel Weisz. Where to Find Us:www.gethelpmcupodcast.comtwitter.com/gethelpmcupodinstagram.com/gethelpmcupodcastgethelpmcupodcast@gmail.comArtwork by RavenoakMusic is “Controlled Distress” by Biz Baz Studio

Isaac and Chris take on Black Widow (2021). Is Marvel lucky to be associated with this masterful action film? Or is the movie a frustrating case of too little, too late? Team up with your hosts as they bow down to Scarlett Johansson's action-heroin status, discuss whether Cate Shortland's directing style shines through, and consider the film's overall standing in the cosmic MCU. Love it? Hate it? Share your take on Twitter (@pickyourtake), Facebook, YouTube, or by email at pickyourtakepod@gmail.com.

Jabba catches up with the Aussie director behind Marvel's Black Widow, Cate Shortland.Don't miss Back Widow, available now on Blu-Ray, DVD, 4K and streaming on Disney+.Catch more of Jabba on 7NEWS.com.au, Weekend Sunrise and 7plus. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The title for this episode comes from something Rob says towards the end of this chat, which I think sums up this film brilliantly. After reviews (spoilers: we loved it), we talk about a number of things to do with the incredible artifice of this film, and its brutality, and (strangely enough) its use of architecture.  Next Up Our next Latin American film is the Peruvian drama MADEINUSA, from 2005. Recent Media MONEY HEIST (2017–21): Álex Pina, Úrsula Corberó, Álvaro Morte MALIBU HIGH (1979): Irvin Berwick, Jill Lansing, Stuart Taylor BLACK WIDOW (2021): Cate Shortland, Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh Recommendations THE CONSTANT GARDENER (2005): Fernando Meirelles, Ralph Fiennes, Rachel Weisz THE NEON DEMON (2016): Nicolas Winding Refn, Elle Fanning, Christina Hendricks PREDATORS (2010): Nimród Antal, Adrien Brody, Topher Grace ROMEO + JULIET (1996): William Shakespeare, Baz Luhrmann, Leonardo DiCaprio Footnotes Firstly, find out more about Rio favelas here: catcomm.org/favela-facts. Sam mentions how touristy Rio's favelas have become in the last 30 or so years; this site shows you what he means: www.daytours4u.com/en/travel-guide/rdj4u/favela-tourism. Roger Ebert wasn't always on the money, but this is a pretty good review of the ‘churn[ing…] furious energy' of the film: /www.rogerebert.com/reviews/city-of-god-2003. And this is another good review about the story-telling genius at the heart of this movie: www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2004/06/the-movie-review-city-of-god/69527. Finally, this is a great piece (not only because the articles at Wallpaper are often very well-written) about architecture in film: www.wallpaper.com/architecture/architecture-in-film-through-the-decades. Find Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-prestige-417454 Follow Us - https://www.twitter.com/prestigepodcast Follow Sam - https://www.twitter.com/life_academic Follow Rob - https://www.twitter.com/kaijufm Find Our Complete Archive on Kaiju.FM - https://www.kaiju.fm/the-prestige/

Finally a Black Widow episode! The first MCU release of the pandemic, available on Disney+, directed by Cate Shortland and starring Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh. How does it compare to the other solo hero films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

What a fantastic conversation with actor Kurt Yue. He shares acting tips, working with Black Widow director Cate Shortland, SEO tricks, and how to make it on YouTube! Watch this video to get all the details, then I highly suggest heading over to his channel if you're looking for some audition advice, how to format your resume, dialects, etc! Kurt Yue https://www.youtube.com/c/ActingCareerCenter https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4746345/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0   ✍BLOG ✍ https://caslinrose.com/youtube-video-ideas/   Booked it! You've reached Always Acting Up, the podcast where I share the reality of what it's like being an actress in the entertainment industry. Join me as I share successful audition tips for actors at the beginning of their careers, interview other artists, expose Hollywood's dirty secrets, broadcast successful TV and film stories, and much more! Need something new to binge? Make sure to watch the video version of "Always Acting Up” on YouTube. (Videos are now time stamped!) NEW actor episodes (full version) every other week! Subscribe so you don't miss the next feature episode! Leave a comment with your favorite audition advice, self tape casting tip or question for me to share on the next video!  Actors, it's time for us to book these auditions!  Stay in contact! www.CaslinRose.com Producer: Hisonni Johnson @Hisonnij  Contact AlwaysActingUpPodcast@gmail.com ***Use my code ACTINGUP25 for 25% off WeAudition! Finding self tape reader is now a piece of cake!

Director Justin Kurzel and writer Shaun Grant join the Cinema Australia Podcast to discuss their latest collaboration, Nitram. Nitram is a brilliant but highly disturbing film, that will no doubt divide audiences. It depicts the events leading up to one of the darkest chapters in Australian history - the Port Arthur shootings. Kurzel and Grant have been making movies together since 2011 as director and writer respectively. Their first film, Snowtown, landed like a sledgehammer and marked the arrival of two extraordinary filmmaking talents. Nitram is their third collaboration following Snowtown, and the provocative joy ride that is True History of the Kelly Gang. Kurzel's filmography also includes Macbeth and Assissin's Creed, which both starred Michael Fassbender. He also directed a segment of one of my favourite Australian films, The Turning. Shaun Grant's other writing credits include Berlin Syndrome directed by Cate Shortland, Jasper Jones directed by Rachel Perkins, an episode of the American television series Mindhunter, and another film released this year, and another on of my favourites, Penguin Bloom. We do go into some depth during this interview, and I understand that it may not be easy listening for everyone. We discuss the pairs thoughts on Port Arthur conspiracies, Justin's discussions with victims, and why they wanted to make a film about Martin Bryant. Kurzel and Grant also discuss their eagerness to see Nitram with an Australian audience, and being knocked back by Screen Australia before going on to work with Stan and Madman to make the film. It's not all serious though, we do have a few laughs along the way and I ask a question that gets quite a reaction: What happened to Sean Keenan's unbelievably cool cowboy cardigan from True History of the Kelly Gang. Anyway… enjoy.

Maintenant qu'on peut retourner au cinéma, 24FPS le podcast ciné avec ou sans spoiler est à la recherche du film qui méritera une émission complète. On a du mal à le trouver, mais on l'a cherché ! Dans cet épisode hors-série, Jérôme et Julien évoquent tous les films qu'ils ont vus aux mois de juin et juillet 2021 : Sans Un Bruit 2 (A Quiet Place 2) de John Krasinski (à partir de 0:07:36) Nobody de Ilya Naishuller (à partir de 0:18:23) Awake de Mark Raso (à partir de 0:25:55) Un Homme En Colère (Wrath Of Man) de Guy Ritchie (à partir de 0:30:56) Run de Aneesh Chaganty (à partir de 0:39:00) The Tomorrow War de Chris McKay (à partir de 0:43:05) In The Heights (D'Où l'On Vient) de John M. Chu (à partir de 0:52:40) Comment Je Suis Devenu Super-Héros de Douglas Attal (à partir de 1:01:42) Ceux Qui Veulent Ma Mort (Those Who Wish Me Dead) de Taylor Sheridan (à partir de 1:08:37) Benedetta de Paul Verhoeven (à partir de 1:15:22) Comme Des Proies (Prey) de Thomas Sieben (à partir de 1:25:24) Old de M. Night Shyamalan (à partir de 1:32:16) Jungle Cruise de Jaume Collet-Serra (à partir de 1:46:05) The Suicide Squad de James Gunn (à partir de 1:56:22) Kaamelott Premier Volet d'Alexandre Astier (à partir de 2:41:00) Don't Breathe 2 de Rodolfo Sayagues (à partir de 2:59:12) Jolt de Tanya Wexler (à partir de 3:06:29) American Nightmare 5 Sans Limites (The Forever Purge) de Everardo Gout (à partir de 3:12:11) Hitman & Bodyguard 2 (The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard) de Patrick Hughes (à partir de 3:18:58) Werewolves Within (Loups-Garous) de Josh Ruben (à partir de 3:22:21) Black Widow de Cate Shortland (à partir de 3:26:35) Et une petite partie avec spoiler sur Black Widow débute à partir de 3:48:12 Bonne écoute, et n'hésitez pas à partager votre avis sur l'affaire Konami / Hideo Kojima. Crédits musicaux : The Sign de Ace Of Base, issu de l'album The Sign (1993), et Smells Like Teen Spirit de Nirvana, issu de l'album Nevermind (1991) 24FPS est un podcast du label PodShows

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for September 12, 2021 is: adversary • AD-ver-sair-ee • noun Adversary is a word for an enemy or opponent. // The adversaries met at the negotiating table again, hoping to reach an agreement. See the entry > Examples: "Large-scale special effects and intrepid derring-do are wedded to themes of clan solidarity, compassion toward adversaries and contrition for past misdeeds in director Cate Shortland's Marvel Comics-derived action adventure." — The Arlington (Virginia) Catholic Herald, 2 Aug. 2021 Did you know? Adversary comes from Latin advertere, meaning "to turn toward." The vertere of advertere means "to turn" and is the source of a number of English words. Along with obvious derivatives like inadvertent and adverse are some surprises, including anniversary, vertebra, and prose (this last coming by way of a Latin contraction of a form of the verb provertere, meaning "to turn forward").

Finally! Black Widow is here! Join James and Kelly as they discuss and review the 24th movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Widow. Directed by Cate Shortland and starring Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, David Harbour and Rachel Weisz, Black Widow leaves its mark in the MCU. Hint hint: There is probably some bonus content after the outro. Thanks for listening!Hit us up at thebestfriendreviews@gmail.comTwitter: @bfmoviereviews

If you're looking for something new to watch but not sure what's worth your time, don't worry. We got you! This week the team dives in to (spoiler-FREE) reviews of some films that came out in August. Shantae reviews Reminiscence starring Hugh Jackman and Rebecca Ferguson: a new sci-fi thriller written and directed by Lisa Joy and available on HBOMax. Alex jumps into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Black Widow. The new action-packed adventure stars Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh and is directed by Cate Shortland. Dave reviews The Night House, which is a new, nail-bitting horror available in theaters directed by David Bruckner and starring Rebecca Hall. Finally, Anselm finishes up with Leos Carax's Annette starring Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard in a strange rock opera musical available on Prime Video that will leave you scratching your heads. How to stay in touch: Hosts: David Welsh Jr, Anselm Beach, Shantae Watkins, & Alex Torres Follow @tmscreentime on IG and Twitter for the latest news/updates We would love to hear from you! Send your comments, feedback, and questions to us at tmscreentime@gmail.com Please rate and review on Apple Podcasts and tell your friends!

We've been wanting to put out this latest episode of Soundtracking for some time now, featuring as it does two people who were instrumental in bringing us Black Widow. First up is our old pal Lorne Balfe, returning to the podcast for a third time to discuss his excellent score for the film. Then we'll bring you a chat Edith had with director Cate Shortland, who's put a very distinctive spin on the story of Natasha Romanov. If you haven't seen it, it is still showing in a few cinemas, but is also available on Disney+ to customers with Premier access, and coming out on blu-ray and DVD on 13th September. It's cracking fun, and both Lorne and Cate have brought plenty new to the MCU table.

We are the Transatlantic Rebels. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcastRebels Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TransatlanticRebels Episode 127 is here and we are back on the Marvel train! This time, we are covering the final outing of Scarlett Johansson as "Black Widow", directed by Cate Shortland. Despite the continual pushbacks, it has become one of Rochard's Top 3 MCU films EVER! There is so much to talk about, so check it out. Jesal is from the UK, and Rochard is from America. We like to talk in depth about albums, films, TV shows and books. Rochard has a background in TV, acting, writing and many other areas of art creation. Jesal has a background in music: DJ, producer, artist, critic and other stuff. Check out Jesal's latest album here: https://linktr.ee/jesaltv Enjoy!

 Welcome to Screen Tea Podcast! This week, Lisha & Jules are back on their Marvel nonsense with Cate Shortland's Black Widow! Should you so choose (of your own free will, of course), listen up as Lisha zooms back and forth between loving everything about the film and being angry about the fact that it exists (as well as discussing the, erm, 'fatherly' qualities of David Harbour), Jules gets hype over a happy O.T. Fagbenle and gets stoked about choreography, and both of your hosts lose their collective minds over the perfect Florence Pugh (insert heart-eyes here) ♥ This was a fun one; spike that tea with some vodka and enjoy!Sources for information gathered for this episode were: www.imdb.com, www.wikipedia.org,  www.rottentomatoes.com, www.metacritic.com, and mtv.com. Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/screenteapodcast, hit us up on Twitter @screenteapod, shoot us an e-mail at thescreenteapodcast@gmail.com, and check out our website at www.screenteapodcast.com!Happy listening!Please go check out https://www.watershedvoice.com/, an independent nonprofit news organization based in Three Rivers, Michigan. Watershed Voice, on top of being a new and much needed strong journalistic presence, has also decided to feature Screen Tea Podcast on their digital news site! Support them with a subscription, by sharing their page on social media, and with good old fashioned word of mouth.(Excellent podcast logo commissioned from the talented Mel. Find Mel on Instagram @javadoodler, website www.javadoodleart.com, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Javadoodle.Art. Our incredible intro music was composed by Detroit musician Sasha Kashperko!) 

This is The MCU'S Bleeding Edge and this is OUR Black Widow movie review podcast/ livestream from July 21st, 2021. Co-hosted by Cyberneticshark and Jeff S( TrueKnowledge) with guests in the form of Arch of the Podcasts Of Champions, and Yvonne Rempel, host of The Road To Damascus podcast through Anchor, we delve into this first Marvel Studios film in almost 2 years. We cover everything from our personal feelings about Black Widow in the MCU, to the job Cate Shortland did directing the film, to our gripes with the handling of Taskmaster, and so on. Stick around for us playing and then reacting to both of the Shang-Chi trailers as our final segment. Please follow us on whatever podcast distribution platform you find us on, and check out the website at themcusbleedingedge.org. #Black Widow Film, #Dreykov, #Natasha Romanoff, #Scarlett Johansson, #Taskmaster, #David Harbour, #Red Guardian, #Rachel Weisz, #Cate Shortland, #Ray Winstone, #Dreykov's Daughter, #Hawkeye, #Yelena Belova, #Florence Pugh, #Marvel Studios, #Kevin Fiege, #MCU phase 4, #SHIELD, #Madame Hydra, #the Thunderbolts, #The Avengers, #MCU trailer reaction, #Shang-Chi trailer, #Shang-Chi film, Captain America: Civil War, #The MCU'S Bleeding Edge Jeff is using a AUDIO-TECHNICA ATR2100-usb Microphone, a LOGITECH C922 Webcam, LOGITECH C920 Webcam, a 4K 2.0 usb Webcam, and a MacBook Pro. Intro Music is " Light My Fire" by Fillmore Co-hosts on this episode are Cyberneticshark and TrueKnowledge( Jeff) with our Guests being Yvonne Rempel, the host of On The Road To Damascus Podcast through Anchor- With Arch Stanton of the Podcast Of Champions/ sakaar.freeforums.net --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-mcus-bleeding-edge/message

On this episode we talk about our first MCU movie, Black Widow, directed by Cate Shortland and starring Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, David Harbour and Rachel Weisz. We talk about the importance of the film and its overall impact on the MCU and whether we felt the film shinned through it's muddy and eventual release. Spoiler alert, it did. Follow us on Instagram for the love of god: https://www.instagram.com/comicbookraiders/

On today's episode of Art of the Cut, Steve sits down with Director Cate Shortland, and Editors Leigh Folsom Boyd, ACE, and Matthew Schmidt. Cate's most recent work before Black Widow includes films like Sommersault, Lore, and Berlin Syndrome, as well as a variety of TV series and mini-series. Leigh and Matthew have cut an impressive string of Marvel blockbusters, including Spider-Man Far From Home, Ant-man, Avengers: Endgame, Captain America: Civil War, and many others. So it's not surprise this talented team was selected to spin the web for one of the MCU's most anticipated backstories. Thanks to Frame.io for their support of Art of the Cut and their pledge to keep this content coming your way. Read this interview and many others at blog.frame.io, where you'll also find expert guides, tutorials, and insights from veteran filmmakers across the film and TV industry.

On today's episode we're joined by actress turned producer Felicity Jones, who takes us behind the scenes of her new Netflix film “Last Letter from Your Lover,” the first title under her new production company Piecrust. We'll also hear from actors Vivica A. Fox (“Empire”), Ashley Park (“Emily in Paris”), Javicia Leslie (“Batwoman”) and director Cate Shortland (“Black Widow”) who are using their platforms to empower women behind the camera to promote authentic inclusive storytelling. Follow us on Instagram: @WrapWomen Follow us on Twitter: @TheWrapWomen Sign-Up for our newsletter: wrapwomen.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune in for Arthur's two cents on Black Widow, the 24th movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the superhero franchise's second female-led picture, and the first title to (finally!) give top billing to Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow. It was originally scheduled for a theatrical release on May 1, 2020, but COVID-19 left Disney to delay it to November 6, 2020, then May 7, 2021, and at last July 9, 2021 via theaters and Disney+ Premier Access. Directed by Cate Shortland (Berlin Syndrome), the film also stars Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova, David Harbour as Alexei Shostakov/Red Guardian, Rachel Weisz as Melina Vostakoff, and Ray Winstone as Dreykov. Spoilers start at 15:40 Good Word: One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston Black Widow blog review: https://2centscritic.com/2021/07/24/my-2-cents-on-black-widow/ Reach out at email2centscritic@yahoo.com if you want to recommend things to watch and read, share anecdotes, or just say hello! Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes or any of your preferred podcasting platforms! Follow Arthur on Twitter: @arthur_ant18 Follow the podcast on Twitter: @two_centscritic --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/arthur746/message

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This week we cover the entire rest of 2021 and its offering in movies, plus we have a brief conversation about: “Black Widow” by Cate Shortland, “In the Heights” by Jon M. Chu, “A Quiet Place Part II” by John Krasinski, “F9” by Justin Lin and “Zola” by Janicza Bravo. Share, like, subscribe, tell your friends!

Host Darren a.k.a.: Analysis489 discusses pop culture, including TV, Movies, Film, Art, Video Games, Comics, Tech, and Music. This time, along with friend and original co-host Jason Kryptic, he watched and reviewed "Black Widow", directed by Cate Shortland & starring Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, Rachel Weisz & David Harbour! With NO SPOILERS for Part One & SPOILERS in Part Two, they got you covered either way! Listen as they share their opinions about the first MCU movie to be released simultaneously in theaters & on Disney Plus. How did it do, according to them? Listen & find out, if this highly anticipated release in the next chapter of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, lives up to the hype. Enjoy and share! Cheers! Press PLAY to stream, then "Like" our fan page on Facebook to download for FREE! Enjoy and share. "Like" us on Facebook!

ON THE TWENTY-FOURTH EPISODE OF THE BOMB SQUAD PODCAST: Tanner, Austin, Joe and Rein discuss Cate Shortland's superhero spy film Black Widow. Having been a staple in the MCU since her debut in Iron Man 2 (2010), does Natasha Romanoff finally get a satisfying origin story? Do the movie's heavy themes blend well with its bombastic action sequences? Are the newcomers like Florence Pugh, Rachel Weisz, and David Harbour solid additions to this movie universe? Or does Scarlett Johansson get sidelined in her own movie? Tune in to find out! Website: https://www.bombsquadproductions.com/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bombsquadproductions Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bombsquad_productions/ Follow Us On Twitter: https://twitter.com/BombSquadProds Follow Us On Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bombsquadproductions LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/bombsquadproductions Listen to us on these platforms: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6VbdgPxf8efiAMph5tH6T8 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80YTM2ZWJkNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Anchor: https://anchor.fm/bombsquadproductions PocketCast: https://pca.st/r54f4dsp RadioPublic: https://radiopublic.com/bomb-squad-productions-podcast-hu-Wol7V4 Breaker: https://www.breaker.audio/bomb-squad-productions-podcast-hub --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to episode 24! The ‘Black Widow' pod. Florence Pugh stans all rise. Which of the hosts has the better Russian accent though?Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @agednarrative for updates/content and be sure to subscribe wherever you listen! It would also mean a great deal if y'all leave a rating and review!Links to the show: http://linktr.ee/agednarrative--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5504201/advertisement

Title: Black Widow [Wikipedia] [IMDb] Director: Cate Shortland Producer: Kevin Feige Writers: Eric Pearson (screenplay), Jac Schaeffer (story), Ned Benson (story) Stars: Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, David Harbour, O-T Fagbenle, Olga Kurylenko, William Hurt, Ray Winstone, Rachel Weisz Release date: July 9, 2021 (US) PROMO: Too Many Captains (@ItsaFilmPodcast) SHOWNOTES: In our latest theater venture, Collateral Cinema reviews the first feature film of the MCU's Phase Four: Black Widow! How does Scarlett Johansson's long-awaited standalone entry fare among its Marvel Cinematic Universe counterparts, or superhero movies in general? Find out what Ash and Beau think in this spoiler-free episode, and stay tuned for our season finale on The Interview! Collateral Cinema is on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Chill Lover Radio, iHeartRadio, Podbean, and wherever else you get your podcasts. Also, find us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Podchaser, and find us on Patreon! (Collateral Cinema is a Collateral Media Podcast. Intro song is a license-free beat. All music and movie clips are owned by their respective creators and are used for educational purposes only. Please don't sue us; we're poor!)

This week the gang is chatting about the latest entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Widow. Plus, they take a quiz about bug-related superheroes which results in Ify threatening Producer Casey's life. And, as always, we've got ‘Staff Picks.'In news, Greta Gerwig is set to direct the Barbie movie and Brian De Palma says he was wrong to mock “The Force” the first time he saw Star Wars.Staff Picks:Ify – Atomic BlondeDrea – SummertimeAlonso – The Deep Blue SeaWith Ify Nwadiwe, Drea Clark, and Alonso Duralde

It's another Premier episode of Oh Brother as Dan & Mike lay down their hard-earned money yet again to review Marvel's Black Widow.  Scarlett Johansson stars as Natasha Romanoff, aka Black Widow, as she confronts the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past arises.  Directed by Cate Shortland, Black Widow is the 24th installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and was released in U.S theaters and Disney+ on July 9, 2021.  Black Widow also stars Florence Pugh, Rachel Weisz, and David Harbour.For all things Oh Brother, visit their official website at https://ohbpodcast.comand don't forget to subscribe to the Oh Brother podcast on YouTube.Oh Brother theme music: Dave Diaz @RevdrumFind Oh Brother on social mediaInstagramTwitterFacebookOh Brother can be found on all major podcast platforms:Apple PodcastsSpotifyPandoraAmazon MusiciHeartRadioActress Karissa Lee Staples Cinematographer and Producer Johnny Derango

Ya es más de un año de la fecha original de su estreno, pero tras una pandemia y varios cambios de agenda, finalmente llega a la pantalla grande, chica o de celular la película enfocada en el personaje femenino más importante de Marvel en el cine: Black Widow. ¿Fue muy poco y muy tarde o la calidad de la cinta es suficiente como para mantener al espectador satisfecho?Este y más episodios son traídos a ti gracias al apoyo que recibimos en www.patreon.com/churrosypalomitas. ¿Quieres más contenido fabuloso hecho por las manos dedicadas de exespías rusos? Éntrale a la coperacha en Patreon. ¿Tienes cuenta de Twitch? ¿Tienes cuenta de Amazon Prime? ¡Puedes apoyar este proyecto donando el dinero de Jeff Bezos y a ti no te cuesta nada! Instrucciones aquí.¿Tienes cuenta de Twitch? ¿Tienes cuenta de Amazon Prime? ¡Puedes apoyar este proyecto donando el dinero de Jeff Bezos y a ti no te cuesta nada! Instrucciones aquí. https://www.patreon.com/posts/suscripciones-en-40782787Es 1995 y la jovencita Natasha y su hermana Yelena han sido sustraídas del hermoso entorno familiar en el que han crecido en los últimos tres años. ¿El propósito? Convertirse en armas mortales que trabajen para el beneficio de la madre Rusia, siendo formadas en el Cuarto Rojo y convirtiéndose en Viudas Negras. El tiempo pasa y las circunstancias hacen que en el pasado cercano se vuelvan a cruzar sus caminos para que juntas busquen destruir al maldito patriarcado rojo opresor. Lo único que tendrán que hacer es desmantelar una organización secreta y eliminar al Harvey Weinstein de la ex Unión Soviética.El personaje de Natasha Romanoff, el cual ha sido llevada a la gran pantalla por Scarlett Johansson, es uno de los más irregulares dentro de las cintas. Su caracterización es inconsistente y más que reflejar una evolución de personaje, parecía dejarse llevar por la moda del momento, cambiando no solo corte de cabello sino personalidad. Claro, eso podría ser entendible en una súper espía que debe trabajar encubierta, pero… el problema es que desde que fue introducida en la cinta de Iron Man 2, siempre ha sido un agente de la ley, excepto en ese breve periodo en que, hasta el Capitán Puerto Rico, digo, América era un fugitivo. El cliché de la espía soviética sexy viene de la mano de la figura de la mujer fatal. Una fémina joven y atractiva que utiliza sus encantos para ser espía bajo una apariencia inocente. Debe ser idealista, motivada por la venganza y siempre debe establecer vínculos con el enemigo. ¿Te suena familiar? Natasha representa este personaje, pero bajo el enfoque de la redención y con altas dosis de acción. Es una fantasía de origen masculino, y muy distante a la figura idílica de mujer empoderada que surge de una isla de fantasía y se convierte en inspiración para nuevas generaciones. En palabras de la Yelena de Florence Pugh, “no es la asesina a la que las niñas llaman heroína”. Y eso es lo que volvería al personaje de Scarlett Johanson algo interesante. Un perfil independiente de orígenes familiares o de realeza, una figura de invención y reinvención que a pesar de no tener poderes, está al mismo nivel de los dioses del Partenón marvelita. Si tan solo tuviera un momento para brillar en su propia historia, la cual llega como capítulo de relleno, después de más de una veintena de cintas, y tras la muerte del personaje en la continuidad regular. Pero eso también es otro problema con la temporalidad y el lanzamiento de la cinta. La muerte es irrelevante. Después de todo, tenemos personajes ficticios y podemos contar sus historias sin respetar un orden, pero tras el climax que ha sido celebrado por 10 años de trabajo que culminaron en una aventura épica que necesitó no una sino dos películas, y en donde hay pérdidas importantes de las que el mundo jamás se lograría recuperar, el volver a presentar a uno de los personajes ahí fallecidos como si nada, hace que se pierda impacto. ¿Murió Tony Stark? No hay problema, podemos contar sus locas aventuras armamentistas de la prepa. ¿Visión fue destruido? No hay problema ¡puede tener su propia serie de televisión! Al cabo es un robot y podemos reconstruirlo. ¿Loki se sacrificó y redimió en una historia? Eso no nos impide darle su propia serie en donde exploraremos el multiverso. La muerte carece de peso y relevancia en la ficción marvelita. Mientras que se busca establecer la historia y el personaje de Black Widow dentro de un entorno más “realista”, en donde ante la ausencia de poderes, podemos enfocarnos en las consecuencias de las acciones y ponernos un minuto más serios, el propósito se diluye conforme avanza la cinta. A pesar de contar con la dirección de Cate Shortland, quien previamente ha escrito y dirigido historias sobre una chica que abandona su casa y se redescubre en los Alpes, en el caso de Somersault, o una mujer que debe mostrarle a su familia la verdad sobre las creencias de sus padres en una Alemania nazi, el cuidado y la seriedad con la que ha tocado esos temas se desvanece en el momento mismo en que debe trabajar por encargo para Disney/Marvel. Temas como la trata de blancas, la sumisión femenina impuesta por figuras de autoridad masculinas, la confrontación con la culpa y el trauma ocasionado al ser instrumentos de la búsqueda de alguien más son rebajados gracias a los chistes, un par de escenas de acción con efectos visuales y en donde la aromaterapia es la solución para eliminar bloqueos y que las chicas manipuladas alcancen todo su potencial a través de la libertad. La cinta cuenta con grandes aciertos. Los mejores momentos vienen en la dinámica familiar en donde Florence Pugh dice verdades incómodas, Scarlett Johanson es la hermana mayor regañona, David Harbour es el padre amoroso y divertido, aunque no muy brillante pero capaz de hacer todo por su familia, y Rachel Weisz interpreta a la Black Martha de este universo al ser la madre ausente pero brillante que hacía todo en pro del conocimiento. ¿El problema? Es que esta es una familia que solo tuvieron 3 años de convivencia y fueron separados ya que ni siquiera eran una verdadera familia. Son la versión Marvel de The Americans, una célula de espías olvidados y traídos al juego a conveniencia de la historia y en donde cualquier dinámica y vínculo familiar existe solo por que el guión lo requiere, no por que tenga sentido o se establezca correctamente.Por otro lado, tenemos a la gran amenaza capaz de duplicar, mejorar y acabar con cualquier vengador: Task Master es una figura que en papel suena temible, pero en la práctica, tanto en los cómics como en la película, no muerde tanto como ladra. Es una versión rebajada del Winter Soldier en donde no hay un vínculo emocional con el personaje, aunque se fuerce el establecerlo dentro del juego de culpa y pérdida de la protagonista, quien tristemente se convierte en personaje secundario de su propia película en buena parte de esta, en donde se debería buscar darle consistencia a un personaje ya formado y establecido, aunque también este es parte del problema con la historia. No vemos una historia de origen (afortunadamente), sino que tenemos a un personaje que, si bien es inconsistente, ya está definido. No hay mucho camino de crecimiento para el mismo. Un problema que comparte con otro personaje de la compañía, el cual se ganó la antipatía de las mayorías al presentarse perfecto y sin defectos, sin necesidades de grandes lecciones. La cinta se estrenó de manera simultanea en salas de cine y en la plataforma digital, en ambos lados con el impuesto Disney para recaudar más dinero. La experiencia cambia en el formato en el que se decida ver la película, gracias a al menos tres secuencias de acción en donde los hilos se notan menos en la gran pantalla. Curiosamente el enfoque más familiar hacen que las dinámicas entre Alexei, Yelena, Natasha y Black Martha, digo Melina, tengan mejor potencial para un sitcom televisivo que reemplace las Locas Aventuras de Wanda la Loca, que para una película de acción en donde no se siente el peso de la acción, y aunque busca emular elementos de cintas de Bourne o Misión Imposible, queda muy por debajo ya que en su universo no existen consecuencias, incluso si nuestra “heroína” comete acciones que matan a miles de personas pero ¡no importa! Seguro eran rusos malos o algo así. Para finalizar, debo decir que, a pesar de esta gran cantidad de comentarios negativos, al momento de ver la cinta, la disfruté bastante. Es un buen producto de divertimento para verse en la gran pantalla. O en la pequeña, en caso de ya darle su manutención mensual al ratón del castillo. Solo no hay que darle la seriedad con la que desea ser tomada esta película, para poder disfrutarla.

It's here!And it is EPIC!Black Widow has finally been released in cinemas across the globe and our intrepid podcasters Paul & Geoff were quick to place their popcorn orders, find a comfy seat and settle in to watch Natasha Romanoff's long-overdue solo outing in the MCU.So... what did they make of it?Tune in, listen and find out in our BIGGEST podcast yet!Don't forget to check into our Twitter channel @MCUc2c, join the discussion and tell us what YOU thought of it all!See you there!

It's never too late to get your own solo movie. This week on Quality Check, Daniel and Drew discuss the 24th movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "Black Widow."Plus -- a brand new game!Thanks for listening and if you get a chance - please rate and subscribe so we don't get cancelled.00:33 Hello06:02 "Black Widow" Spoiler Discussion35:40 The Million Dollar Question Game44:45 Goodbye

The Film Board convenes in the Red Room to discuss Cate Shortland's new MCU entry, Black Widow. It's a packed house as Andy is joined by Kyle Olson from Marvel Movie Minute, Matthew Fox from the Superhero Ethics podcast, Craig Price from Matinee Heroes, as well as CJ Lindsey and Jordan Petersen for a spoiler-filled conversation.How popular was blue hair in the 90s? How great is our makeshift family of Natasha, Yelena, Alexei and Melina played by Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, David Harbour and Rachel Weisz? What do we think about how Marvel handled Natasha's dark backstory and the Red Room, not to mention the opening credits depicting essentially an abduction trade of young girls? Thoughts on the changes from the comics with Taskmaster and the Red Room? How stellar is Ray Winstone as the villain, even when his accent's a bit off? What do we think of the red dust solution? And with F9 having just opened, what's with all these storylines right now that are all about family?It's a fun film that enriches the MCU, despite delays from COVID and feeling overdue. Tune in as we dive deep on Black Widow!Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel!Film SundriesWatch this film: Apple or JustWatchOriginal theatrical trailerOriginal MaterialFlickchartLetterboxd Find source material for The Next Reel's family of podcasts – and thousands of other great reads – at AUDIBLE! Get your free audiobook and 30-day free trial today.Learn more about CODA and how it can work for you!We spend hours every week putting our shows together for you, our dear listener, and it would sure mean a lot to us if you considered becoming a member. When you do, you get early access to shows, ad-free episodes, and a TON of bonus content. To those who already support the show, thank you. To those who don't yet: what are you waiting for?BECOME A MEMBER HERE: $5 monthly or $55 annuallyJoin the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's DISCORD channel!Here's where you can find us around the internet:The WebLetterboxdFlickchartCheck out poster artwork for movies we've discussed on our Pinterest pagePeteJJOceanSteveTommyAndyWhat are some other ways you can support us and show your love? Glad you asked!You can buy TNR apparel, stickers, mugs and more from our MERCH PAGE.Or buy or rent movies we've discussed on the show from our WATCH PAGE.Or buy books, plays, etc. that was the source for movies we've discussed on the show from our ORIGINALS PAGE.Or renew or sign up for a Letterboxd Pro or Patron account with our LETTERBOXD MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT.

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Welcome back to PODCAST-616: a Marvel Cinematic and Television Universe podcast.In this episode, host Tony Black is joined by brand new guest Dan Owen to discuss Cate Shortland's newly released big screen adventure for Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff, BLACK WIDOW...Don't forget to stay for the post-credits sequence!Host / Editor / Executive ProducerTony BlackGuestDan OwenJoin our Facebook group, Community-616:https://www.facebook.com/groups/community616Support the We Made This podcast network on Patreon:www.patreon.com/wemadethisTWITTER: @podcast616We Made This on Twitter: @wmt_networkwemadethisnetwork.comTitle music: A New Era Unfolding (c) Sinfonietta Cinematica via epidemicsound.comFanfare: Rob Green

After numerous delays due to COVID, Disney and Marvel Studios have finally released Black Widow starring Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, Rachel Weisz, David Harbour and Ray Winstone. The film directed by Cate Shortland takes place after Captain America: Civil War in the MCU timeline with Natasha Romanoff, aka Black Widow, confronting the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past arises. Pursued by a force that will stop at nothing to bring her down, Natasha must deal with her history as a spy, and the broken relationships left in her wake long before she became an Avenger.The Geek Buddies aka John Rocha, Michael Vogel and Shannon McClung are here LIVE to give you their SPOILER review of the movie. BLACK WIDOW is out in theaters and is streaming on Disney Plus Premier Access now!Remember to Like and Share this review and to Subscribe and Comment to The Outlaw Nation channel below.#BlackWidow #Review #Marvel  To become a Patron of John Rocha and The Outlaw Nation, go to https://www.patreon.com/johnrocha​​​​​​Follow John Rocha: https://twitter.com/TheRochaSays​​​​​Follow Michael Vogel: https://twitter.com/mktoonFollow Shannon McClung: https://twitter.com/Shannon_McClung--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-geek-buddies/message

Paul Anthony Nelson is joined this week by special guests, Stephen A. Russell and Lee Zachariah for a Marvel Studios special with reviews of BLACK WIDOW dir. Cate Shortland (2021), IRON MAN 3 dir. Shane Black (2013) and GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY dir. James Gunn (2014) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/primalscreenshow/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/primal_screen_show/Twitter: https://twitter.com/primal_screen

The cast and director of Marvel Studios' newest film 'Black Widow' join The Backstage Experience! Dave & David go backstage with the cast and director Cate Shortland to discuss Black Widow's past, fight scenes in Marvel movies, David Harbour as a superhero, MCU costumes, Marvel's future, and more! Black Widow is in theaters and Disney+ Premiere Access! *Featured in the episode* Director Cate Shortland (7:14) David Harbour (13:27) Scarlett Johansson & Florence Pugh (19:12) Follow Us - @BackstageOL on Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Twitch

Australian director Cate Shortland speaks to us about entering the Marvel cinematic universe with Black Widow, and the ally she found in Scarlett Johansson. Plus, director of French box office hit Perfumes, and we revisit a conversation on tropical noir Mystery Road for NAIDOC week.

Australian director Cate Shortland speaks to us about entering the Marvel cinematic universe with Black Widow, and the ally she found in Scarlett Johansson. Plus, director of French box office hit Perfumes, and we revisit a conversation on tropical noir Mystery Road for NAIDOC week.

Sean talks about Black Widow news from director Cate Shortland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

0:19 Richard CatarinoWhat's your favorite costume in the MCU and why? Mine is Captain America's “Avengers: Endgame” suit because I think the scales on it really make it pop. Seems to be a good balance of practical and flashy.2:53 Giuseppe VicarettiReally not sure if we, or you, have ever gone in depth with this, but.... Knowing how much we all have a general "want" for Sam Rockwell to comeback in his role as Justin Hammer, out of pure speculation, how would you want to incorporate him into the upcoming stories we are about to see in this next phase?7:49 LincWho are 3 underutilised characters you'd like to see made more use of, and why? Knowing the slate ahead in cinema and on Disney+, would there be natural spots to include them, like Zemo in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, or would you prefer they be surprising, like Darcy showing up in Wandavision?16:01 Woo S KimIs there any MCU film's Box Office you were surprised and or let down that the film didn't make more then it probably should have, for example, I thought "Captain America: The Winter Solider" should have made more cash than it did, not saying the Box Office was awful far from it, but I thought it deserved to make a Billion Dollars, what say you Sean?20:42 Mike FieldsFor the sake of problem solving - Maybe they should consider a paid Disney Plus realease with a simultaneous theatre release.  Say $39 (roughly the cost of 3 tix).  That way it can offset amounts lost for theatres closed or people who are scared to go to theatres.  I think this could hurt marvel the most due to continuity and dependency of other films/shows. May truly need to think outside the box if the coronavirus continues to spread.  Lots of details to iron and not really in line with the disney+ model, but anyone think its possible?30:03 Matt GilbertDid Thanos snap out half of The Eternals? Perhaps the Infinity Stones made him powerful enough to overcome the mandate of The Celestials? Might their blip-back be the basis for their coming out of hiding?32:53 LincHow long do you think the MCU will keep going without having to recast the original members? Given there's enough material from Marvel to not have to revisit Tony and Steve for a while, especially now that they have the Fox priorities back. Do you think audience demand for interactions between Steve and Tony with the forthcoming Eternals, mutants and first family introductions could accelerate their return or a recasting? I can't help but to think audiences would be disappointed if they bring them back with different actors in the roles.40:52 Bryan R LI think we call can agree that the outside world, though they are catching up, doesn't show the love and don't value Kevin Feige as much as he deserves. However, on the flip side, people “in the know” like all us- do we give Feige TOO MUCH credit and not enough to his peers and directors?45:24 Anthony LawreyIF Black Widow was postponed, do you think that would be a positive or negative thing for Cate Shortland? I'd imagine when you make a film you always wonder “what if I did this instead?” so I'm curious if it would be something where she's glad she has more time in the editing room or if it would be a bad thing for her to worry about what could have been. Thoughts? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sean answers your Marvel questions!01:32 Woo S! KimAfter seeing what has happened on Marvel Television series' this past year and I didn't believe you fully for years, Sean.  Whether it be on Superhero News, on this podcast when it was called “Making Mine Marvel” or when you rebranded the podcast to its current name that the Marvel TV universe wasn't fully connected with the MCU proper universe, I concede your point, you were correct and I was incorrect perhaps this may change after the Disney/FOX perhaps it will, possibly it may not.  My question is there are so many names for humans with powers in Marvel right now and there will be a famous name that Disney will be able to use in the very near future, I am currently starting Season Two of “The Runawayz” what would you call the characters that have powers on that series?  Going back to my earlier statement could one call them Mutants because my geek mind is remembering that there are some Mutants  that get their powers not through natural genetic mutation, would you be alright with Marvel TV using the name Mutants, even though certain characters will never reference the or team up with the X-Men? Or would you prefer Marvel TV using the term that Captain Rogers used in “Avengers: Age of Ultron”  “Enhanced.”  Me personally there are so many different types of humans with powers in Marvel, and there is going to be even more in two years in the MCU, unless they are identified as an Inhuman etc. I just call a human with powers, a “Hybrid Human.” I may have gotten that name from a Marvel comic, I can't recall.   What are your thoughts, Sean?5:38 Woo S! KimI remember before “Avengers Infinity War” you did not like the idea of the Iron Spider armour from the source material being brought over into the MCU reason being because you said the color scheme from the comics Iron Spider looked too similar from Iron Man's Red and Gold armour, being that Feige and his team differentiated the MCU version from the comics, do you like the Iron Spider Armor in “Avengers: Infinity War?” Also, do you think the Iron Spider armor is a nanotech attachment I just say that because of how the armor connected with Spidey above Earth's atmosphere and how Spidey's armor looks almost exactly like Iron Man's Nanotech Armor, especially how their helmets come on and off in “Avengers: Infinity War”    Lastly, I would prefer in future Avengers films, if Tom Holland's Spidey is going to stick around for the long haul, that he use some version of The Iron Spider armor, what say you, Sean?08:28 Woo S! KimSelfishly after seeing the “Captain Marvel” Special Look on January 7th, after seeing Captain Danvers in the tavern with Nick Fury, I want Thor to survive the Battle with Thanos so we can see a drinking contest between Captain Danvers v. Thor in a future Avengers film, I think Captain Danvers has a good chance of out drinking Thor, what are your thoughts Sean?09:22 Paul ShearmanHey Sean and patrons hope you're all well this week. So, Spider-Man Far From Home trailer - wow! I won't post spoilers in case people haven't seen it yet, but I loved it. The stand out question for me, of course, is - pre or post snap?Im sure you'll be covering the whole trailer (this would be very weird if you didn't!) and I'm looking forward to catching your video reaction later on (one bit in particular at the end I'm sure will be really fun to watch your reaction!).Thanks for your time Sean, and enjoy the rest of your week everyone!13:43 Zachary KleinsasserHey Sean and fellow patrons! Hope everyone is having a great week. I had a thought during your Spider-Man rant on the January 11th Daily Bugle. If Marvel is in talks to purchase Spider-Man and bring him back home, what happens to the ‘Into the Spiderverse' Franchise. I loved that movie and it propelled Miles's and Peter's Spidermen to the top of my favorite lists. I would hate to see the potential for what that universe could be go away. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks for all that you do!17:22 Alex WardHi Sean and patrons! Great talking with many of you in Discord yet again this week! I was wondering, do you think Marvel Studios will treat X-Men like the Guardians in terms of having their own team-movie series from the get-go, or will they more likely set them up as their own sub-franchise like the Avengers, where we see separate movies first (maybe, in this case, Wolverine, Storm, Brotherhood of Mutants, etc.) come together for an event "X-Men" movie? Or are the characters too interdependent on each other to standalone, at least through Marvel Studios' perspective? I can't help but think Marvel Studios has bigger plans for X-Men than many of us expect!21:11 Spencer ToycenHey there, Sean! Just a quick question regarding the Kree-Skrull War and possible MCU storylines. Is there any room for Rick Jones in the MCU? He's been a sidekick to everyone, most notably sharing atoms with Mar-Vell, but there's zero chance he'll show up in couple months.Thanks for the podcast and all the hard work!23:42 Alex WardWhat do you think is implied by the construction scene in the Far From Home trailer, and what do you hope it means? https://twitter.com/CharlesMurphTHS/status/1085244708094382084?s=1927:46 AlexSo Sean, it just dawned on me  that there could be some problems with bringing the X-Men and Fantastic Four instead the same world. Particularly since the X-Men are traditionally hated and disliked while the FF are traditionally beloved. I get that there is difference between being a mutant like Charles Xavier and a mutate like Reed Richards but  would people in real life really even care to make that distinction?  Why would the public fear and detest Mutants like Scott Summers and Jean Grey while at the same time revere Mutates who are arguably freakier than a lot of Mutants like Mr. Fantastic — who can stretch? And especially The Thing who's literally the most freakish of them all? Why are the FF not even commonly mistaken for Mutants when there's already an overlap between them and the Mutants? These are serious logic questions that Feige and his team have to address in order to make the integration of these characters they're getting from Fox believable. 32:40 Alexif Peyton Reed were to be offered a choice between directing the first ever MCU Fantastic Four or directing the third installment of Ant-Man which do you imagine  he'd choose over the other? I'm sure you know as well I do  that Peyton has always expressed interest in directing FF and he was even tapped to direct the movie as far as the earl 2000's before  he left over creative differences. Reed in a recent Colider Q&A for Ant-Man & The Wasp pointed out that Feige was there as an assistant developing the movie so Feige is aware of Reed's interest in the property therefore making him a very strong candidate to direct FF.  It would be interesting for things to come full circle and he ends up directing the film but my problem is I'm no fan of Reed(the director, not the stretchy guy)  and would much rather have an independent new director who brings something new to the table like Ryan Coogler, Jon Watts,  Chloé Zhao and Cate Shortland. Sure the Russo's started out making Captain America films before helming  two big Avengers films but that should be the exception to the rule and I'd still much prefer a different director take over director duties for  the FF.37:42 David RosenHey Sean and Friends! Another week, another MCU trailer. It looks like Sony/Marvel tried to do their best in terms of not giving away when this movie takes place, including photo-shopping Peter's passport to remove all the years,  including when it was issued as it seems Peter is picking up it up from a Passport office and that would give it away (although I wonder if he didn't need one to go Germany in Civil War). However, I was wondering if Nick Fury's clothes might also give away something, as he's back in his black outfit, which we haven't seen him wear since CA: Winter Soldier. Since he was still wearing street clothes in the Infinity Way post-credits scene, is the fact that he's back in black a clue that this takes place after Avengers, End Game?40:47 Alex WardOne major Avenger we haven't seen onscreen yet is She-Hulk, but I suspect this partially has to do with the Universal deal, and partially to do with her somewhat-sexist superhero name. Do you think it's possible that if Bruce dies in Endgame or gets "cured," that the next Hulk will be Jennifer Walters (perhaps dropping the "She-")?42:07 Brett HeierHey Sean! I just watched the Spiderman Far From Home trailer, I thought it looked amazing. In one scene Nick Fury and someone else are shooting at the Earth elemental. The other person looked similar to Maria Hill. Do you agree or think that is someone else. Another thing, when Mysterio shows up his powers seem very real, I know he's a special effects master but his powers looked similar to Dr. Strange's. Also, do you think maybe the elementals are just projections by Mysterio so he can look like a hero? Finally, there has been a lot of talk about there being a Sif show. Personally, I would love to see that. I know you would rather have her in a Valkerye show, but what are your thoughts about sif's possible show and her absence from Thor Ragnarok. As always, thanks for having an awesome podcast!47:24 Michael Louis WeaselboyHey Sean I how is your week going?? I hope it is well. So I just watched the Spiderman Far From Home Trailer I loved seeing Mysterio for that brief second and the action looks cool as well. One think I am wondering about tho is what is Vultures role in it?? We know Michael Keaton is in the movie but do you think he has a brief cameo or maybe just a bit part? Thoughts??49:12 AlexWhat are the chances of Nick Fury actually be the Chameleon in disguise who's in cahoots with Mysterio?51:01 Xavier ArquerosHi Sean and fellow Patrons. So I'm going to L.A. in early May and I want to see Avengers Endgame in the best movie theatre possible. I would love a Dolby Cinema or a great IMAX screen. Thanks Sean, keep the good work.53:51 Hector Giovanni NavarreteHey Sean and fellow Patrons! So with Nick Fury appearing at the end of IW and potentially coming back in AE, starring in CM, as well as being in SM FFH, and that rumor that said he was either going to be in a D+ series or lead one; do you believe he is going to have an important role in the MCU moving forward past AE and into Phase 4 (if that's what it's called)? If so, how do you think he will be used? I'm glad that he is coming back after a long absence after AoU!55:58 Derek BeebeHi Sean, this is my first time Qing for your A, so I apologize if this has already been done. What do you think of the current Marvel cartoons?  (Avengers, Spider-Man, GOTG)  Are you watching them on the reg? I just read an article rumoring they're about to cancel all the series for the Disney Plus switch.  Do you know anything about that?57:25 Derek BeebeWhat did you think of the last generation of Marvel cartoons?  (Avengers EMH, Spectacular Spiderman, Wolverine and X-Men, Iron Man Armored Adventures)  I was particularly enamored with AEMH and SSPM!57:29 Derek BeebeWhat's your opinion of the 90s Spider-Man and X-Men series?  Those were my introduction to the comics and they hold a special place in my heart, though both had terrible final seasons.58:46 Derek BeebeWhy would Peter know who Nick Fury is in Far From Home?  Isn't he a secret spy?  (you answered this in Discord but I figure it makes for good radio)1:00:17 Derek BeebeWhat's your opinion on when Far From Home takes place?1:00:30 Derek BeebeIf Mysterio is an American character, what's his excuse for showing up when these monsters attack in Europe?1:00:57 AlexWhat do you think about my idea  of when the MCU X-Men happens  the they have the X-Men  get in the colorful comic-accurate costumes and MCU Wolverine laments the fact that they wear such flashy costumes only for MCU Scott to respond with,"What would you prefer black1 leather spandex?" See what I did there?1:01:29 AlexHow would you handle the FF's celebrity status in the MCU if they might potentially will appearing in the MCU as modern day heroes  after the Avengers and Spider-Man have shown to be big superhero celebrities already?1:03:25 AlexWhen discussing the prospect of ending the era of the MCU that started in 2008 with ''Iron Man" Feige cited The Star Trek Next Generation series finale ''All Good Things..'' as a reference for how to wrap up a series.  Though obviously the MCU will continue past Endgame have you for curiosity's sake checked out that episode of Trek and I realize I'm asking you this question not knowing whether or not you're a Star Trek fan.  When Feige  mentioned that episode he pointed out that episode wasn't about death  but about the finality it brought to the characters --namely Picard in which he pointed out that character started playing poker with the rest of crew which should've done earlier.  While obviously that doesn't mean nobody will die  since Fiege was merely using that as  an example to illustrate his point but I gotta say it makes me wonder can Marvel get away with not really killing anybody in Endgame?1:10:16 Moonie HassanHey Sean, so I was having a discussion about what the FFH indicates to the end of Endgame, if what Feige said was true about FFH picking up minutes right after Endgame, then doesn't the tone from the FFH trailer seem a bit off? You would think it would be a bit more somber or down, unless the hero's that were dusted return without any memory of what happened in Infinity War, thoughts?1:15:11 Hector Giovanni NavarreteIn regards to the D+ series, would the actor reprising their roles to play these characters have had to have signed new deals/contracts in order to do so? I am assuming they did have to. If so, is that a good sign that these actors/actresses like playing these characters in the MCU? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Oh hey! Gay icon, horror masterwork, AACTA award winning film The Babadook finally gets its due with a maxed out, two hour long episode which discusses Jennifer Kent's film in all the depth it requires. The main discussion was recorded after the internet deemed the top hat wearing figure that is the Babadook was a gay icon, so unfortunately we don't touch on that too much - but, there is still a Ru Paul's Drag Race clip though. As if talking about The Babadook longer than its own running time wasn't enough, there's a very short bonus discussion about Cate Shortland's Berlin Syndrome.  The Polygon article on how the Babadook became a gay icon can be read here.  Dave's great show Pop Culture Case Study can be listened to here, and the essential episode on Patty Jenkin's Monster can be heard here.  Support us on Patreon here Become a Patron! Head over to Ozflix to watch great Australian films. Follow The Last New Wave on Facebook and Twitter. Feel free to leave us a review on iTunes here. Subscribe to the RSS feed for The Last New Wave here. Listen to AB Film Review here. Follow ABFilmReview on Twitter or Facebook at ABFilmReview, or on Following Films. Read written reviews and see other episodes on www.ABFilmReview.com. Join our Facebook group to discuss anything we've covered here on AB Film Review or on The Last New Wave here. Listen/Subscribe on Android Listen/Subscribe on Google Play Listen/Subscribe on iTunes Listen/Subscribe on StitcherSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oh hey! Gay icon, horror masterwork, AACTA award winning film The Babadook finally gets its due with a maxed out, two hour long episode which discusses Jennifer Kent's film in all the depth it requires. The main discussion was recorded after the internet deemed the top hat wearing figure that is the Babadook was a gay icon, so unfortunately we don't touch on that too much - but, there is still a Ru Paul's Drag Race clip though. As if talking about The Babadook longer than its own running time wasn't enough, there's a very short bonus discussion about Cate Shortland's Berlin Syndrome. The Polygon article on how the Babadook became a gay icon can be read here. Dave's great show Pop Culture Case Study can be listened to here, and the essential episode on Patty Jenkin's Monster can be heard here. Support us on Patreon here Become a Patron!Head over to Ozflix to watch great Australian films.Follow The Last New Wave on Facebook and Twitter. Feel free to leave us a review on iTunes here. Subscribe to the RSS feed for The Last New Wave here.Listen to AB Film Review here. Follow ABFilmReview on Twitter or Facebook at ABFilmReview, or on Following Films. Read written reviews and see other episodes on www.ABFilmReview.com.Join our Facebook group to discuss anything we've covered here on AB Film Review or on The Last New Wave here.Listen/Subscribe on Android Listen/Subscribe on Google Play Listen/Subscribe on iTunes Listen/Subscribe on StitcherSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We return from our nice tourist break holiday, to discuss Cate Shortland's nightmarish tourist break kidnap thriller, 'Berlin Syndrome'. Scratching and gnawing at the lines between intimacy and captivity, Shortland's film can be as romantic as it is nerve-wracking, but it's always exhilarating at ever step of the way. Discussing the film this week are Jenna Hobbs and Helen Seymour.Created and produced by Jake CunninghamStudio services by CSRFM.comMusic supplied by incompetech.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.