Podcasts about edgar wright's baby driver

This episode Matt is joined by Ian  from the "Shaken Not Nerd" podcast! We recast Edgar Wright's "Baby Driver (2017)" and question if it's ok to still like a movie with Kevin Spacey staring in it?  The rules:  You can't cast an actor who is in the film The casting choices can be good/bad/funny The actor/actress can be living or deceased and from any time period.  If you have any casting thoughts worth sharing, we would love to hear from you! Contact us on our social media accounts: Facebook • Instagram • Twitter Let us know if you would like to hear us recast any movies! Theme music Artwork

We discuss the editing on the beat for the opening of Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, and Netflix's latest animated anthology: Love, Death, and Robots.

Thanks for listening. This week we are talking about Edgar Wright's Baby Driver. Jimmy talks about how this was not the movie he was expecting and his love for music. Forrest asks if this is what the Fast and the Furious movies are like, resulting in a future episode of this show. Opening theme by the Assassins. Closing theme by Lucas Perea. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blanked-that/message

After last week's endurance test with Final Flesh, we cleanse our palates with a much better film, Edgar Wright's Baby Driver.  Plus new release news.

Mike and Max record their very first Film Damage audio commentary for Edgar Wright's Baby Driver. In the booth, we learn how to build a print.

Edgar Wright's Baby Driver kept us on the edge of our seats with its tale of a high stakes getaway driver named Baby (Ansel Elgort), and his struggle to get out of the business he's been locked into. The story may have gotten our heart pumping, but the added element of sound that courses throughout the film is what truly makes the Academy Award nominated film so spectacular. In this special episode of Hype Podcast, our co-host Pamela Gocobachi sits down with 2018 Oscar nominee Julian Slater ahead of Sunday night's awards to discuss how he went about creating the journey of sound that's featured in Edgar Wright's unique film.  Julian Slater, who served as the film's sound designer/supervising sound editor/re-recording mixer, scooped up two of Baby Driver's three nominations this year, including a solo nod for Best Achievement in Sound Editing, and one for Best Achievement in Sound Mixing alongside Tim Cavagin and Mary H. Ellis.

Along with our rarely heard from yet frequently mentioned special guest Edel Níc Cába, this week on the show, we talked about the 2017 incarnation of Stephen King's "It", with the movie being justifiably lavished with praise. We also compared and contrasted the book against the movie, as though it were a leaving cert English assignment, but hopefully in as entertaining and pithy a manner as possible!   In part 2, we talked about people's greatest fears and Aidan's sign-off tagline was finally successfully stolen, but by whom?!    Next week, we'll be discussing Edgar Wright's "Baby Driver". The question of the week will be:   What are the greatest vehicles in movies & T.V.?    Let us know any thoughts via the usual contact channels below. See you next time. Keep on Preachin'!   https://www.facebook.com/preachinonpreacher/ https://twitter.com/PreachinPod preachinonpreacher@gmail.com Theme is Low Battery Blues by Martijn de Boer (NiGiD) (c) 2014 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/NiGiD/48615 Ft: Javolenus

This week on the Cast, Clint and Nathan get through the January blues with Liam Neeson's punch-throwing insurance salesman in The Commuter, gush about the filmmaking mastery of Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, and celebrate the highs and lows of Rodney Dangerfield's career with his final film Angels with Angles and hit comedy album No Respect. Enjoy! 2:00 - Scalding Hot Takes: The Commuter 23:53 - Lukewarm Takes: Baby Driver 42:34 - Control Nathan and Clint: Angels with Angles 1:00:14 - Great Moments in Comedy: Rodney Dangerfield's No Respect 1:08:16 - Mailbag 1:12:12 - Happy Places Follow us on Twitter (Nathan: @nathanrabin, Clint: @alcohollywood)! Pledge to our Patreon, and subscribe to us on iTunes Ask us questions at asknathanrabinshappycast@gmail.com! Theme Song by Jon Biegen

The Guys got together to watch and review another movie suggested by our listerners! Edgar Wright's Baby Driver gave the Guys plenty to talk about, not just with the movie itself but also some key cast members have been in the limelight lately. So sit back and enjoy this week's episode. As always please remember to rate and review this podcast in your iTunes or your favourite podcasting apps.  

In which we start the "one shot" series where we discuss a great movie that one of us has never seen before, in this case Edgar Wright's "Baby Driver"

In our first episode we launch without our full crew and a limited attention span but we somehow manage to discuss Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, Denis Villeneuve's Sicario, and John Carpenter's Escape From New York.

Spidey’s back. Again. After suffering through a disappointing reboot in 2012 (and its 2014 sequel), the webslinger returns - this time under the guidance of Tony Stark. SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING finds Peter Parker in his natural habitat: high school - mostly to its benefit. Adam and Josh offer their review, plus some contrarian thoughts on Edgar Wright's BABY DRIVER and raves for David Lowery’s Sundance hit A GHOST STORY. 0:00-4:30 - Billboard / Donations 4:30-31:17 - Review: "A Ghost Story" John Spencer Blues Explosion, "Bellbottoms" 34:07-58:30 - Notes / Polls 58:30-1:12:33 - Review: "Baby Driver" Queen, "Brighton Rock" 1:15:51-1:31:53 - Review: "Spider-Man: Homecoming" 1:31:53-1:35:10 - Close Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carlo explodes with passionate love and adoration for Edgar Wright's Baby Driver. Synopsis: Talented getaway driver Baby (Ansel Elgort) relies on the beat of his personal soundtrack to be the best in the game. After meeting the woman (Lily James) of his dreams, he sees a chance to ditch his shady lifestyle and make a clean break. Coerced into working for a crime boss (Kevin Spacey), Baby must face the music as a doomed heist threatens his life, love and freedom.

E123 features a new round of the PS Score and results from E121. E123 includes reviews for Edgar Wright's "Baby Driver" and the 16th installment of the MCU "Spider-Man: Homecoming" Show Notes: 00:22 - Segment I: The PS Score 00:43 - E121 PS Score Results 03:06 - PS Score Win/Lose Trailer Commentary #2 05:34 - "The Dark Tower" Talkback 10:41 - PS Score: Dunkirk (JC 90% & TS 90%) 12:31 - PS Score: Girls Trip (JC 67% & TS 70%) 13:52 - PS Score: Valerian (JC 32% & TS 75%) 16:26 - Segment II: "Baby Driver" Review 16:40 - Rank Edgar Wright's Movies 21:49 - DJ Ansolo 25:59 - Redefining the Musical 29:55 - An Impersonal Personal Movie 32:30 - Expectation on Action 35:38 - Kevin Spacey 37:10 - Seeing All the Angles 39:21 - Samples and Songs 43:02 - Segment III: "Spider-Man: Homecoming" 44:00 - The Good Stuff 50:56 - A Movie Game 52:53 - A Dependent Guy 55:30 - The Purple Rock 57:29 - All the Shockers 60:23 - Tom Holland is Spider-Man 65:17 - Dump the Iron Man Anything 69:33 - Karen is Too Easy 72:43 - Vulture and Iron Man 2 75:20 - 16 Deep and More Marvel

This week, Ryan and MJ are joined by Corey Tindall to talk about their expectations for Spider-Man: Homecoming. And Ryan and MJ talk about their final thoughts on Edgar Wright's Baby Driver!

Mike & E.J. talk Jon Watts's Spider-Man: Homecoming, Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, the Untitled Han Solo Movie's director changes, and Jeremy Renner memes.

Joey, Kevin, and Scotty talk about Edgar Wright's Baby Driver.

Brianna, Christina, and Simone discuss Dave McClure's resignation at 500 Startups and VC harassment. Then it's a light show, with Simone's massive feelings on Overwatch's Doomfist and some frenzied praise of Edgar Wright's Baby Driver.

TONS of movie news this week. We discuss a big shake up with the production of the untitled Han Solo standalone movie, answer not one, but TWO listener questions, we see what the nefarious Damon Lindelof is up to, and of course, bring you an in-depth spoiler review of Edgar Wright's Baby Driver.  FUCK DAMON LINDELOF FUCK DAMON LINDELOF FUCK DAMON LINDELOF

I review two of my most anticipated films of the year with Edgar Wright's Baby Driver and Sofia Coppola's The Beguiled. I also explore the depths of 47 Meters Down, discuss the trailer for Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and count down my favorite films of the year so far. Follow the show on Twitter: @thecinemaspeak Intro: 0:00 - 10:57 Review - Baby Driver: 10:57 - 29:16 Review - The Beguiled: 29:16 - 37:51 Review - 47 Meters Down: 37:51 - 51:12 My Best Films of the Year so Far: 51:12 - 54:21 News - Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle trailer: 54:21 - 58:04 This week in new releases/Outro: 58:04 - 1:01:18 Spoiler Discussion - 47 Meters Down: 1:01:18 - 1:04:37

On this episode of That's Your Opinion, the gang reviews Edgar Wright's Baby Driver (it's spelled B-A-B-Y) and then discuss their favorite films of 2017 so far! Showtimes, Folks!   Reviews/Top 5 Films of 2017 (Baby Driver: 02:56) (Top Five Films of 2017: 29:30) (Least Favorite Films of 2017: 1:05:43) (Most Anticipated Films of 2017: 1:10:49) (Favorite Performances: 1:12:52)   Recommendations/Box Office (Cars 3: 1:16:37) (The King of Comedy: 1:17:38) (47 Meters Down: 1:17:46) (Box Office/Close: 1:17:56) Cover art by Phil Brown  Music By The Passion HiFi www.thepassionhifi.com  

In this week's rather jam packed show, Marc & Ian tackle 3 main reviews with Edgar Wright's Baby Driver seeing some slight disagreement before normal service is restored with looks at two Netflix releases, James Ponsoldt's The Circle and Bong-Joon Ho's Okja, two films which seem to show that quality is and isn't a priority for Netflix! We also talk trailers, some What We Watched and some discussion about the future of Extras provides this week's tangent!

Peter, Alexis and Kyle give their initial reactions to Edgar Wright's Baby Driver

This weekend, Jon, Mike, and Freeman are opening up the beaches and ringing the dinner bell as they discuss the glut of post JAWS ripoffs: JAWSPLOITATION. On the menu tonight are ALLIGATOR, THE CAR, GRIZZLY, UP FROM THE DEPTHS, ORCA, GUMS, and of course...   NIGHTBEAST?   The guys also discuss Edgar Wright's BABY DRIVER and Sophia Coppola's THE BEGUILED as well as the varied career of Clint Eastwood.    

On this week Danny reviews the gentle rom-com Hampstead starring Diane Keaton which is basically a remake of Annie Hall but with a happier ending, 500 less jokes and a chubby bearded tramp instead of Woody Allen. Then he join forces with Sam to tackle two refreshingly original films from two of cinema's most inventive directors. First up is Edgar Wright's Baby Driver which makes up for it's disappointingly non literal title by being totally rad. Then they laugh, cry, embrace veganism and develop a powerful crush on Paul Dano while discussing Bong Joon Ho's Okja. PLUS they discuss all the rumours around the trouble Han Solo movie, speculate about a Bond cinematic universe and try and work out why Andrew Garfield has adopted what is possibly the dumbest accent ever for his new film Breathe. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Late show, folks! Thanks, Mother Nature. But to make it up to all of you, we are not just reviewing 1 flick this episode, but 3! That's right, in honor of the critically acclaimed release of Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, the boys have decided to tackle his Cornetto Trilogy in 1 show! How did they fair? Which is their favorite? Well, you better tune in and find out!!

Drew and Travis hop in their candy apple red Subaru and bop along to the sounds of Edgar Wright's Baby Driver. Is it really one of the year's best films, just an overrated candy explosion, or something in between? TIME STAMPS 00:40:00 - Spoilers Start SHOW LINKS Autocomplete Reviews #3 on YouTube Submit Q & A Questions 'Sightings' of extinct Thylacine prompt search in Queensland on The Guardian Better Call Saul Season 3 on AMC Fargo Season 3 on Fandom Preacher Season 2 Trailer Breakdown on Fandom Portal 2 on Steam Left 4 Dead Bundle on Steam Species Scream Factory Collector's Edition on Amazon SSRI Drugs on Wikipedia The Beguiled (1971) on Amazon Drew's review of The Beguiled (2017) on Fandom

Join Matt, Aaron, Kyle, and special guest Justin Launstein, as they weave their way through the wild ride that is Edgar Wright's Baby Driver.  Expect adoration of the film's cast, direction, and soundtrack and be sure to listen in for their several theories tying the film to several comic book universes!

Dare! Dare to believe you can survive [another Michael Bay Transformers movie]. You hold the future in your hand. Dare. Dare to keep all of your dreams alive [of never having to sit through another one]. It's time to take a stand. And you can win, if you dare [to stay home when the Bumblebee solo film comes out]. Yes, listeners, it's fair to say that the reaction from Steve Norman, Owen Hughes and Callum Petch to Transformers 5 / Transformers: The Last Knight / Trans5mers was less than positive. Perhaps it was the lack of Vince DiCola and Stan Bush that sours those films so..?  Not even listening to the all-time greatest movie soundtrack ever no backsies can change our opinion. I say it's the greatest movie soundtrack ever, but Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, which is also reviewed on this episode, may have something to say on that matter! In What We've Been Watching, we also cover another new release, The Book of Henry, as well as The Skeleton Twins, 80's exploitation Contamination, and last year's War Dogs.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I didn't write a description for this because I napped and saw Edgar Wright's "Baby Driver", the greatest film ever made. So, sorry Eric. The Ballad of Jeremy : : : Foot Forward Space Colon Perry Hotter or the Republican’s Water Balloon Zoo Mortgage : (Colon) : The Truckist     ---------------------­----------------------------------------­---------------------- Ideas used: Eric Jordan Elkin‏ @EricJordanElkin - push out their fifth member and the fifth member plots his revenge   Nate Thompson‏ @natepthomps - Reverse Harry Potter. slurmp‏ @danwaltonno - A semi truck becomes sentient and has a summer bake sale to save the local zoo. Unbeknownst to him, he pollutes the earth with his fumes     ---------------------­----------------------------------------­---------------------- Eric Lee and Thomas Stapleton takes your suggestions and ideas and adapt them into good movie pitches for the Hollywood big wigs who are straight up desperate for material. ----------------------­----------------------------------------­---------------------- Our theme was written and recorded by Nate Thompson. For updates on his future projects please follow him on twitter @natepthomps Our logo was done by Kyle Smith. For more of his good stuff please go to https://www.ultrafeel.us/ ----------------------­----------------------------------------­---------------------- Please follow us on twitter too! Radaptation - @RadaptationPod Eric Lee - @Ericleeeeeee Thomas Stapleton - @Tstape03 ----------------------­----------------------------------------­---------------------- SUBSCRIBE to RADAPTATION on iTunes: https://itun.es/i67R6gr Google Play:  goo.gl/qywr8Bcontent_copy Tunein: http://tunein.com/radio/Radaptation-p981196/ Blubrry: https://www.blubrry.com/radaptation/ RSS: http://radaptation.libsyn.com/rss YouTube: Radaptation Podcast Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/radaptation ----------------------­----------------------------------------­---------------------- Follow RADAPTATION: Twitter: http://twitter.com/RadaptationPod Facebook: http://facebook.com/RadaptationPod ----------------------­----------------------------------------­----------------------   For Inquiries, please email: Radaptation@gmail.com ----------------------­----------------------------------------­---------------------- Literally EVERYTHING we talked about in this episode: Writing, screenwriting, Justin Timberlake, N’Sync, Lonely Island, Daniel Day Kim, Daniel Day Lewis, Emma Watson, Michael Caine, Val Kilmer, Dog, Wetbois, Liam Neeson, Heat, Harry Potter, Blake Lively, Bea Arthur, Ellen Degeneres, Liza Minnelli, Judy Garland, Gwyneth Paltrow, Matt Damon,

(Recorded June 28th, 2017) Joe, Kova and Steve rant, rate and review Edgar Wright's Baby Driver! Send us your emails to sceneitcast@gmail.comLike us on facebook.com/sceneitcast and on twitter @sceneitcast.Find Steve on facebook.com/spoilersteve and on twitter @TheSpoilerSteveFind Kova on Instagram @kovanova and on Twitter @kovanova10

What is this mysterious thing called Flicks At The Bean? And who are these two strange looking fellas sipping coffee? We kick things off hitching a ride with Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, with Craig telling tales of what its like to creep into Kevin Spacey's dressing room, and Steve creates a moving ballad for the strangely alluring Jon Hamm See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Matt, Aaron, Kyle, and special guest Justin Launstein, creator of the pod's sweet intro music, as they steer their way through their expectations of Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, as well as the director's film history and the film's use of music, cars, and comedy.

With Shane Black writing and directing The Predator (Aug 2018) the guys debate what they want to see in the new movie and if the originals still hold up. Plus, is Edgar Wright's Baby Driver shaping up to be the next Fast & Furious franchise? Check us out at Get2thePodcast.com and follow @get2thepodcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram!  

Subscribe on iTunes: goo.gl/ijKX9A Support Flickering Myth, buy a t-shirt: goo.gl/qUdo8z Email in your questions: oli@flickeringmyth.com Join Oli and Luke in this week's Flickering Myth Podcast for... SCOOPERHERO NEWS - Luke reviews Logan, which has made loads of money, while Simon Kinberg's X-Verse expands in all number of different directions. But because it's successful, Warner Bros. might start doing R Rated films. Over in the MCU, we've had our first look at Thor: Ragnarok, with a revealing new plot synopsis. But the big question remains...is Wonder Woman a flash-back-forward? EVERYTHING ELSE - Kong: Skull Island has a monster opening weekend (I'll see myself out), the first look at Jurassic World 2 (on an audio medium), James Cameron is still making Avatars and Aladdin won't be whitewashed. P-CREDZ - Oli and Luke review the first trailer for Edgar Wright's Baby Driver. Flickering Myth covers all the latest MOVIE, FILM TRAILER, TV and COMIC BOOK news. It's geek culture and stuff. For more... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The show roars to life this week with a review of Kong: Skull Island and I also talk about Netflix's I Don't Feel at Home in this World Anymore. Plus, I look at our first trailers for Edgar Wright's Baby Driver and Atomic Blonde starring Charlize Theron. Follow the show on Twitter: @thecinemaspeak Intro: 0:00 - 6:32 Review - Kong: Skull Island: 6:32 - 29:48 Review - I Don't Feel at Home in this World Anymore: 29:48 - 43:20 News - Baby Driver trailer, Atomic Blonde trailer, The Girl in the Spider's Web coming in 2018: 43:20 - 53:03 This week in new releases/Outro: 53:03 - 57:37

What Horror we watched this week? Dead Zone, Halloween 3: Season of the Witch, Idle Hands Spooky News Star Wars trailer New Joy trailer, directed by David O Russell starring Jennifer Lawrence, Robert De Niro and Bradley Cooper Jon Hamm joins Edgar Wright's Baby Driver. After being coerced into working for a crime boss, a young getaway driver called Baby finds himself taking part in a doomed heist Scary Topics Whats the difference between horrors and thrillers? Whats the most effecting type of horror? Would you rather? (Horror edition) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.