Podcast appearances and mentions of Gavin Hood

Mark and Nathan talk about the 2009 prequel X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Directed by Gavin Hood and starring Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Ryan Reynolds and Silent Deadpool, the prequel kind of explores the origins of X-Men member Wolverine. In this episode, they also talk about rushed prequels, bathroom destruction, and comic book movies with Rotten Tomatometer scores. Enjoy!

Eye in the Sky reminds me of the ‘greater good' questions I discussed in class during high school - there's no right or wrong answer but there are always consequences. This movie is an excellent example of how tension and escalating stakes combine with conflict triangles and narrative drive to create a compelling story. This isn't an action movie but I couldn't take my eyes off the screen for fear of missing something. Join us this week to discover how to craft stories that linger after the cover is closed. -M“Eye in the Sky creates a fascinating amount of tension. It does this by setting up a situation at the beginning that has multiple courses of action and outcomes, and then it delays the decision until the last possible moment.” Melanie HillRelated Story Nerd EpisodesThe Woman King (Season 8 Episode 2)Our Best Advice (Season 8 Episode 11)The Help (Season 11 Episode 5) For access to writing templates and worksheets, and more than 70 hours of training (all for free), subscribe to Valerie's Inner Circle.To learn to read like a writer, visit Melanie's website.Follow Valerie on X, Instagram and Threads @valerie_francisFollow Melanie on X, Instagram and Facebook @MelanieHillAuthor

Fans of the 20th Century Fox mutant superhero series were anxious to see the backstory of fan-favorite character Wolverine explained, so Gavin Hood's prequel X-Men Origins: Wolverine landed with a box office bang in 2009. But despite a successful financial run, the film was lambasted by fans and critics for its shoddy special effects, mistreatment of beloved characters (including a disastrous debut for Ryan Reynold's Deadpool) and some truly baffling story choices. Join Sebastian and Jennifer as they go full adamantium claws out on this misshapen mutant misfire and show gratitude for the recent corrective of Deadpool & Wolverine.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris sharpen their claws and discuss 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine, the first time Wade Wilson/Deadpool and Wolverine shared the screen before this weekend's Deadpool & Wolverine.The fourth film released in Fox's X-Men franchise, X-Men Origins: Wolverine sought to show the origins of Logan (Hugh Jackman) and how he became the adamantium-clawed amnesiac we met in the first X-Men movie, which includes his relationship with his brother Sabretooth (Liev Schreiber). What we got was a mess of a film full of contradictions to things we already saw in the previous movies, atrocious CG, and the absolute abomination that is Weapon XI, aka Deadpool. The guys talk about all that, plus the only live-action appearance of Gambit, the fantastic opening credits, how the video game adaptation is the better version, the infamous workprint leak, and more.We want to hear your comments and feedback. Send them all to contact@everythingaction.com. Also, let us know your suggestions for movies for us to discuss.Please subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, or wherever you get podcasts. You can also find the podcast on YouTube.Check us out on Twitter (@evaction), Facebook (www.facebook.com/everything.action), and Instagram (@everything.action).

Join Host Shane, Co-Host Russell, and Dave as we continue the March of the Mutants, with 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine! Based on the Marvel Comics, written by David Benioff and Skip Woods; Directed by Gavin Hood; Starring Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Danny Huston, Will.i.am, and more! Join us on Patreon for just $1 per month, and you can help us continue to talk about movies! patreon.com/draftyQ Check out our Amazon Wishlist! Buy stuff for us! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/322RUIF15J9O0?ref_=wl_share

PREQUELITIS!  This week we're going back to 2009 for the Writers' Strike Special:  X-Men Origins: Wolverine.  Come see how a boy named James gets all his iconic things:  his names Logan and Wolverine, his mortal enemy, his sayings, his claws, his jacket, his belt buckle, his catchy phrases, his dubious morals, his motorcycle, and his lack of memories!  Logan forgot the events of this film, but we sure haven't!  On Keep or Cancel, we're talking about the best hobbit, Dominic Monaghan!X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009), directed by Gavin Hood and starring Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, and Ryan Reynolds is available on Disney+.Time Stamps:6:22  -  Background26:42  -  Plot1:16:48  -  Analysis1:24:05  -  Keep or Cancel1:36:07  -  Into the Phantom Zone? Mentioned Links:DVD Behind the Scenes - DeadpoolSpecial thanks to That Piano Dude for our intro theme!                                                                                     Social Links:Support the show on Patreon/Exclusive bonus podcast "Where's Mephisto?":  FilmsfromPZDiscord:  Join our public Discord!Instagram: @Films_From_The_Phantom_ZoneTwitter: @FilmsfromPZYouTube:  Films from the Phantom ZoneTwitch:  Twitch.tv/FilmsfromPZRoyalty Free Music from Bensound      Support the show

Eye in the Sky (2015), directed by Gavin Hood from a script by Guy Hibbert, depicts the operation of a multinational team aimed at high-level operatives from the Al-Shabaab terrorist group in Nairobi, Kenya. When the British army learns of the location of the suspects,  it plans to capture them. But surveillance reveals the suspects are preparing two new recruits to carry out a suicide bombing. British military officials, with their U.S. partner, seek to shift the operation from capture to kill. Officials must decide whether to authorize a lethal drone strike to avoid a possible terrorist attack, despite the possibility of civilian casualties, including of a young girl who is nearby. Eye in the Sky, which stars Helen Mirren, Aaron Paul, Barkhad Abdi, and Alan Rickman (in his last screen role), depicts the new reality of drone warfare and the complex legal and moral issues it raises. I'm joined by Craig Martin, Professor of Law at Washburn University School of Law and the creator and host of the JIB/JAB: The Laws of War Podcast (https://jibjabpodcast.com), which features top and upcoming experts in different aspects of the laws of war.Timestamps:0:00     Introduction4:41     Background for the military operation6:42.    Does the law of armed conflict even apply?13:14   A drone strike in a friendly country not at war16:54   Why Kenya's consent and involvement matters19:10   Who is targetable under IHL?26:31    Applying the jus in bello factors30:42    The policy and strategic issues34:40    "Revolutions are fueled by postings on YouTube"36:52    The “Trolley Problem”40:27    Is targeted killing a misnomer?44:23   "Group Think” in drone operations47:00    The impact of drone warfare on the participants51:44    The role of lawyers55:22    The “double tap” and the movie's clear war crime58:43    Other great movies about the laws of war Further reading:“‘Eye in the Sky' film puts the use of drones in the spotlight,” PBS News Hour (Mar 18, 2016) (transcript)Martin, Craig, “A Means-Methods Paradox and the Legality of Drone Strikes in Armed Conflict,” 19 Int'l J. Hum. Rights 142 (2015)Melzer, Nils, Targeted Killing in International Law (Oxford Univ. Press 2009)Milanovic, Marko, “Eye in the Sky,” EJIL: Talk (May 9, 2016)Stimson Center, Recommendations and Report of the Task Force on U.S. Drone Policy (2d ed. Apr. 2015) The White House, Remarks by the President at the National Defense University (May 23, 2013)Law on Film is created and produced by Jonathan Hafetz. Jonathan is a professor at Seton Hall Law School. He has written many books and articles about the law. He has litigated important cases to protect civil liberties and human rights while working at the ACLU and other organizations. Jonathan is a huge film buff and has been watching, studying, and talking about movies for as long as he can remember. For more information about Jonathan, here's a link to his bio: https://law.shu.edu/faculty/full-time/jonathan-hafetz.cfmYou can contact him at jonathanhafetz@gmail.comYou can follow him on X (Twitter) @jonathanhafetz You can follow the podcast on X (Twitter) @LawOnFilm

Wolverine begins... Directed by Gavin Hood, X-Men Origins: Wolverine is the superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Wolverine. Luke and Nathan re-enter the mutant world as they revisit the fourth installment of the X-Men film series, the first installment of the Wolverine trilogy within the series, and what serves as a spin-off/prequel to X-Men (2000). Seeking solace from his dark past, Logan (Hugh Jackman), better known as Wolverine, seems to have found love and contentment with Kayla Silverfox (Lynn Collins). Logan's peaceful existence is shattered when Victor Creed (Liev Schreiber), his vicious brother, brutally murders Kayla. Logan's thirst for revenge propels him into the Weapon X program, where he undergoes a painful procedure to bond his bones with adamantium, making him virtually indestructible and more than a match for Victor.

A podcast where we share sixty seconds of inspiration to help you create a kinder, gentler world faster than the speed of heartbreak. We believe that kindness needs to be the number one cherished idea in the world today. So, we created a show that adds one sweet droplet of goodness into the ocean of your life - every day.  #onekindmoment #kindness #kindnessquotes #kind Yesterday by John Hobart - Music Design by Jason Inc. https://brucewaynemclellan.com/    

Episode 410."Eye In The Sky" Movie Composer: Paul Hepker.Paul Hepker is a talented composer whose "Eye In The Sky" remains one of my most favorite movie scores. It is also Alan Rickman's last movie. His other credits include Rendition, Tsotsi and so many more.Born in Zimbabwe and raised in South Africa, Paul Hepker trained as a concert pianist under Adolphe Hallis. He worked as a Musical Director at the National Theatres in Pretoria and Cape Town (The Rocky Horror Show, Joseph) and has performed or recorded with a number of prominent South African and international artists such as Shirley Bassey, Miriam Makeba, Ice Cube and Vusi Mahlasela. He wrote the voter education theme “Make Your Mark” for the first democratic elections in South Africa, which gave birth to a National TV gameshow of the same name. In the mid-1990's he toured the world as a member of Grammy-nominated band Johnny Clegg and Savuka (Juluka) before moving to Los Angeles in 1997 to pursue a career in composing for stage and screen.A long-time member of acclaimed Los Angeles theatre company Circle X, Hepker garnered an Ovation Award, two LA Weekly Awards, and numerous nominations for his work as composer or Musical Director on productions such as Grendel, Laura Comstock's Bag-Punching Dog, and Romeo & Juliet: Antebellum, New Orleans, 1839.In 1999 Hepker was a Finalist in the inaugural John Lennon Songwriting Competition and has had songs featured in, and included on the soundtracks for Eye In The Sky, Tsotsi, Permanent Midnight, Soul Survivor, The Bird Can't Fly and Into The Light.Paul's latest project is Official Secrets (Starring Keira Knightley, Ralph Fiennes, Matt Smith) – his fourth collaboration with director Gavin Hood. Paul also co-composed the music for Tsotsi (which won the 2005 Academy Award for Best Foreign Film), Eye In The Sky (starring Helen Mirren, Alan Rickman) and Rendition (starring Reese Witherspoon, Jake Gyllenhaal, Meryl Streep). Along with fellow South African composer Mark Kilian, Paul scored The Bird Can't Fly (starring Barbara Hershey). His score for Into the Light – a documentary exploring the AIDS crisis in Tanzania, featured Kenyan singer Ayub Ogada.Paul was series composer on numerous Discovery, History and National Geographic Channel series, including Deadliest Catch, IRT Deadliest Roads,  Crash Files, Impact, America's Deadliest Season, Into the Firestorm, Raw Nature, Iditarod, Herrings – all for Original Productions – and Shark Taggers (NBC).Paul returned to South Africa in mid-2012, where he has been involved in music production (Ard Matthews), writing music for commercials (Nedbank Private Wealth, OUTSurance, Spar, Nissan, Serengeti Beer)  and film-scoring: he recently composed the music for Kite (starring Samuel L. Jackson) and Shepherds and Butchers (directed by Oliver Shmitz and starring Steve Coogan) both for visionary South African producer Anant Singh.Welcome the awesome, Paul Hepker.Monday Morning Critic: Instagram, TiKTok, YouTube and Facebook.www.imdb.com/title/tt12597724/www.mmcpodcast.com

A podcast where we share sixty seconds of inspiration to help you create a kinder, gentler world faster than the speed of heartbreak. We believe that kindness needs to be the number one cherished idea in the world today. So, we created a show that adds one sweet droplet of goodness into the ocean of your life - every day.  #onekindmoment #kindness #kindnessquotes #kind Yesterday by John Hobart - Music Design by Jason Inc. https://brucewaynemclellan.com/    

Longtime friends and Meryl Streep fans Zachary Scot Johnson ( http://www.youtube.com/user/thesongadayproject/about ) and Maryl McNally discuss Meryl Streep's 2007 drama "Rendition"."Rendition" co-stars Reese Witherspoon, Jake Gyllenhaal, Peter Sarsgaard, Alan Arkin & J.K. Simmons. It is directed by Gavin Hood and has a screenplay by Kelley Sane.Email the hosts at MerylStreepPodcast@gmail.com and remember to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast if you enjoy!Zach's ranking of Meryl's performances1. sophie's choice2. silkwood3. postcards from the edge4. the post5. iron lady6. big little lies season 27. julie and julia8. the hours9. devil wears prada10. a cry in the dark11. don't look up12. adaptation13. the bridges of madison county14. kramer vs kramer15. the french lieutenant's woman16. manchurian candidate17. into the woods18. let them all talk19. the laundromat20. the river wild21. doubt22. music of the heart23. it's complicated24. ricki and the flash25. mamma mia 226. florence foster jenkins27. out of africa28. death becomes her29. the prom30. prime31. a prairie home companion32. ironweed33. deer hunter34. mamma mia 35. falling in love36. plenty37. dancing at lughnasa38. little women39. defending your life40. heartburn41. first do no harm42. still of the night43. before and after44. she-devil45. suffragette46. mary poppins returns47. evening48. house of the spirits49. the homesman50. manhattan51. juliaZach's ranking of Meryl's films1. the post2. the hours3. silkwood4. don't look up5. little women6. kramer vs kramer7. adaptation8. sophie's choice9. out of africa10. the deer hunter11. doubt 12. big little lies season 213. into the woods14. the bridges of madison county15. a cry in the dark16. let them all talk17. the laundromat18. postcards from the edge19. the french lieutenant's woman20. iron lady21. julie and julia22. the devil wears prada23. it's complicated24. mary poppins returns25. the prom26. the river wild27. manchurian candidate28. music of the heart29. death becomes her30. suffragette31. a prairie home companion32. prime33. falling in love34. ironweed35. ricki and the flash36. florence foster jenkins37. defending your life38. dancing at lughnasa39. plenty40. manhattan41. mamma mia42. evening43. heartburn44. still of the night45. mamma mia 246. first do no harm47. she-devil48. julia49. the homesman50. house of the spirits51. before and afterMaryl's ranking of Meryl's performances1. sophie's choice2. the post3. julie and julia4. a cry in the dark5. devil wears prada6. bridges of madison county7. the iron lady8. postcards from the edge9. adaptation10. big little lies season 211. out of africa12. kramer vs kramer13. the hours14. doubt15. french lieutenant's woman16. manchurian candidate17. river wild18. mamma mia 219. plenty20. florence foster jenkins21. mamma mia22. silkwood23. let them all talk24. prime25. music of the heart26. into the woods27. it's complicated28. little women29. heartburn30. deer hunter31. death becomes her32. falling in love33. a prairie home companion34. ricki & the flash35. dancing at lughnasa36. suffragette37. first do no harm38. she-devil39. evening 40. the prom41. the laundromat42. ironweed43. house of the spirits44. mary poppins returns45. defending your life46. manhattan47. before and after48. still of the night49. julia50. don't look up51. the homesmanMaryl's ranking of Meryl's films1. the hours2. little women3. sophie's choice4. bridges of madison county5. postcards from the edge6. kramer vs kramer7. the post8. adaptation9. a cry in the dark10. florence foster jenkins11. doubt12. silkwood13. out of africa14. the deer hunter15. big little lies season 216. devil wears prada17. mamma mia 18. french lieutenant's woman19. the iron lady20. mary poppins returns21. into the woods22. julie & julia23. mamma mia 224. river wild25. prime26. evening 27. falling in love28. manchurian candidate29. it's complicated30. death becomes her31. music of the heart32. defending your life33. ironweed34. let them all talk35. dancing at lughanasa36. suffragette37. the laundromat38. house of the spirits39. heartburn40. first do no harm41. ricki & the flash42. prairie home companion43. julia44. she-devil45. the prom46. plenty47. don't look up48. still of the night49. before and after50. the homesman51. manhattan

Puh. Nachdem Fox die X-Men-Reihe mit dem dritten Film ziemlich vor die Wand gefahren hatte, blieb ihnen nur, es mit Prequels zu versuchen. Das erste davon, das die Hintergrundgeschichte von Wolverine erzählen sollte, verstrickte sich dann sofort in Widersprüchen zu den anderen Filmen, verbockte einige Figuren aus den Comics (Deadpool, Gambit, Blob) und erzählte dann nicht mal eine spannende Geschichte. Dennis gefiel das Endergebnis etwas besser als Micha, aber wirklich glücklich waren wir beide nicht.

linktr.ee/CatchingUpOnCinema This September is “Masterclass Month” at Catching Up On Cinema! Every September, Trevor and Kyle celebrate the anniversary of Catching Up On Cinema by doing a deep dive into one of cinemas most famous franchises. September 2022 marks the 4th year anniversary of the show, and to celebrate the occasion, Trevor and Kyle will be reviewing the first 4 films of the X-Men film series! This week, Trevor and Kyle review Gavin Hood's, X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)! A troubled production in many regards, Gavin Hood's, X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) was to serve as the first in a new subseries of X-Men Origin films, however it's critical failure would result the subsequent cancellation and reworking of the proposed X-Men Origins: Magneto film into X-Men First Class (2011). The first of 3 solo Wolverine films to be headlined by Hugh Jackman as the title character, X-Men Origins is an odd duck of a film that goes to great lengths to draw attention to subtle elements connecting it to the previous X-Men films, while simultaneously completely bungling the same procedure in regards to major plot elements and characterizations. Produced nearly parallel to X-Men: The Last Stand (2006), X-Men Origins is an incredibly expensive sequel that often feels like the result of the former films' creative table scraps. While not explicitly stated (publicly), it is heavily rumored that director Gavin Hood was strong-armed by 20th Century Fox into making a more a cheesier and more lighthearted film than he would have preferred. Hampered by a clunky and highly utilitarian script, as well as a hurried editing style and evidence of unfinished and/or rushed visual effects work, X-Men Origins bears many of the hallmarks signs of a troubled or creatively hamstrung production. A fine exhibition of Hugh Jackman and Liev Schrieber's screen presence and raw charisma, X-Men Origins: Wolverine is watchable and largely inoffensive, however in failing to impress on the action and effects front, and failing to fit cleanly into series continuity, Origins is likely remembered as a smear on the franchise to be wiped clean by later films in the series, or not remembered at all. Follow us on Instagram @catchinguponcinema Follow us on Twitter @CatchingCinema Like, share, subscribe, and we'll catch you next time!

Paul Hepker and Mark Kilian are a composing duo based in Los Angeles (Mark) and South Africa (Paul). Among many composing credits for films over the years, they have composed the scores for many of Gavin Hood's feature films, namely Official Secrets (2019), Eye in the Sky (2016), Rendition (2007) and Tsotsi (2005), their first collaboration with Gavin. They spoke recently with GlobeScreen Podcasts about these collaborations about the art of composing for films in general, emphasizing original sounds and instruments in their work together and other filmmakers they aspire to work with, on future projects. Listen to the full episode to learn more.

The boys review X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) directed by Gavin Hood and written by David Benioff and Skip Woods. We also discuss Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett Episode 3, as well as what we've been reading and watching!

Guy Hibbert is a BAFTA-winning screenwriter and playwright. He has written numerous stories for film and television with a particular focus on conflict and compassion in some of the most troubled areas of society. In this episode we talked about his screenplay ‘Eye in the Sky' which is about the ethics of drone warfare, released as a film directed by Gavin Hood in 2015. Additionally we cover his route into becoming a writer after leaving school with little formalised education, his thoughts on how a screenplay can change the world, and what he thinks connects all of the stories he has written so far. It was an honour to speak with such a genuine person who cares so deeply about the art of writing, and I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation! *** Want to comment, get news and join episode discussions? Join the community on Reason: https://reason.fm/podcast/the-21st-rewrite. Instagram: @the21strewrite. Website contact page: https://www.the21strewrite.com/contact ***

Join us for Episode #133! From 2013, it's Ender's Game, directed by Gavin Hood.  Timestamps: :50 What's New?, 12:50 Ender's Game trailer, 13:45 comments on Ender's Game, 39:50 Contact Info, 40:30 Next Time

This week's guest on Here Comes Pod is writer-director Gavin Hood. Growing up in South Africa, Gavin fell in love with the silver screen and followed his dream to Hollywood. In the podcast Gavin shares his experiences of an Oscar win, directing an X-Men franchise movie, and the skills required to get the best out of acting superstars like Harrison Ford and Sir Ben Kingsley.  For anyone interested in movie making this is the podcast for you. Enjoy!

In the next episode of Here Comes Pod, writer-director Gavin Hood shares his experience of directing a diverse slate of movies including Oscar-winning Tsotsi, X-Men franchise movie Wolverine and political thrillers like Rendition and Official Secrets. Coming soon on all platforms!

En este capítulo 27 revisamos Official Secret del director Gavin Hood y protagonizada por Keira Knightley que trata de una filtración en el sistema de inteligencia británico en el periodo que Estados Unidos y Gran Bretaña presionaban al consejo de seguridad de la ONU para invadir Irak post Torres Gemelas. #Oficcialsecrets #Keiraknightley #gavinhood #9/11 #irak #onu

The Untitled Hailee Steinfeld Project takes off with the 2013 Gavin Hood movie Ender's Game, starring Hailee Steinfeld. (Recorded August 13, 2020)

In this 100th episode we cover X-MEN Wolverine Origins which is known for being a disaster of a movie! Ironically enough we encountered technical difficulties and had to re-record certain audio… Much like Gavin Hood here is our mess of a review on a mess of a movie, Enjoy! Big special thanks to our Garbage Boi Rian and checkout his DND podcast Dragon Questicles! https://dragonquesticles.com/ https://twitter.com/rian_dotcom Thanks to Nick for joining us and checkout his twitter and movie review blog https://tsames.blogspot.com/ https://twitter.com/ReelWatch We’re Talking Flick and you can follow us here for more content https://twitter.com/flick_talking talkingflick@gmail.com talkingflick.com

This week Stacey and Cory talk the 2009 Fox release of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Directed by Gavin Hood and starring Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. Also, starring Liev Schreiber as Victor Creed, Ryan Reynolds as Wade Wilson, and Lynn Collins as Kayla Silverfox. X-Men Origins: Wolverine follows James Howlett through his time as a solider and his ascension to the mutant known as Wolverine. Also, please visit our Patreon for exclusive content. https://www.patreon.com/HomersPodyssey

He's the best at what he does, unfortunately, what he does in no way involves the power to tell Tom Rothman "no." The BOP Crew reaches the zenith of X-Men Generation One in our X-Retrospective series, along with the zenith of late 2000s 20th Century Fox Tom-foolery (see what we did there?). This is our audio commentary for X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE, a film meant to kickstart a spin-off series of Origin titles, be Gavin Hood's big break, the start of a (very) different Deadpool, plus many other incredibly broken promises. Instead, a writer's strike, producer and executive arguments, conflicting ideals, last minute changes, the entire film being leaked onto the internet, and a myriad of other problems forever altered an R-rated revenge tale about Logan's war-torn PTSD into... well, you've seen it. Certainly a Tragedy! Insert yourself into the Pool, the Dead Pool, by downloading the commentary here! Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BoxOfficePulpPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BoxOfficePulp iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/box-office-pulp/id577338641 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=37192&refid=stpr

Andrea, Megan, and special guest Ryan Cowden (School of Thought Podcast) emphasize that this is not a science podcast and discuss pulsating ants, floating space hormones, and personal H-Town suggestions for Gavin Hood’s 2013 film adaptation, Ender’s Game.

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=5996UCCISO SADDAM, LE ARMI DI DISTRUZIONE DI MASSA NON FURONO MAI TROVATE di Rino CammilleriC'è di buono che c'è sempre qualcuno che prima o poi ci fa un film. Ricordate le famose armi di distruzione di massa di Saddam? Dopo che quest'ultimo era stato praticamente solleticato a prendersi il Kuwait, e dopo che l'Iraq si era svenato per dieci anni in una guerra contro l'Iran, la mossa gli scatenò contro la più grande coalizione militare della storia ai tempi di Bush senior nel 1991.Poi, nel 2003, c'era da finire il lavoro e il segretario di stato Powell si presentò all'Onu con la storia delle armi di distruzione di massa. E il lavoro fu finito. Però, sul campo tali armi non vennero mai trovate e solo nel 2010 un film Green zone, del regista Paul Greengrass, con Matt Damon, insinuò che forse non c'erano mai state. Ma ormai le cose erano fatte. Peccato che non siano mai finite, da quelle parti. Senza la dittatura di Saddam l'Iraq è finito nel caos, così come la Libia senza la dittatura di Gheddafi. Stesso servizio doveva essere fatto con la Siria, ma qui le cose si sono rivelate più complicate.IL CONSIGLIO DI SICUREZZA DELL'ONUComunque, un fatto poco noto riguarda l'Inghilterra di Tony Blair, nel 2003 alleato di ferro degli Usa di Bush jr. In quell'anno una traduttrice inglese, Katharine Gun, lavorava all'ente governativo di comunicazioni per i servizi segreti GCHQ (Government Communications HeadQuarters, con sede a Cheltenham). La giovane donna intercettò un messaggio di tal Frank Koza, dell'NSA (National Security Agency) americano. In esso si raccomandava, ovviamente in via top secret, di far pressioni sui membri non permanenti del Consiglio di Sicurezza dell'Onu perché autorizzassero l'intervento anglo-americano in Iraq. Il fatto era che il governo inglese aveva qualche difficoltà a far digerire la guerra sia al popolo che allo stesso apparato.Infatti, il procuratore generale, lord Goldsmith, aveva dato parere negativo: senza mandato Onu, la Gran Bretagna non aveva alcun diritto di attaccare l'Iraq. Goldsmith, però, viaggiò a Washington e al ritorno aveva cambiato misteriosamente idea. Ora, la traduttrice Katharine Gun era sposata con un curdo. Così, pensò bene di far pervenire quel che aveva scoperto alla redazione dell'Observer, quotidiano fin lì favorevole alla guerra. Da questa storia è stato tratto un film non ancora uscito in Italia, Official Secrets, del regista Gavin Hood, con Keyra Knightley nei panni della Gun e Ralph Fiennes in quelli dell'avvocato che l'assistette.1 MILIONE DI IRAKENI UCCISISì, perché la Gun fu scoperta e processata per tradimento. Ma poi, a ridosso delle elezioni, le accuse a suo carico vennero ritirate per non dare ulteriore pubblicità alla faccenda. Il film è tratto da un libro, The Spy who tried to stop a War, di Marcia e Thomas Mitchell. L'unica variante è che la vera Gun è bionda, mentre nel film è mora. Intervistata sul perché avesse deciso di tradire il suo Paese rivelando quel che sapeva alla stampa (e rischiando, oltre al carcere, l'espulsione del marito), disse che non aveva tradito il Paese, bensì i suoi governanti del momento e che quella guerra non era solo a Saddam ma anche a 30 milioni di irakeni.In effetti, di questi ne morirono circa un milione, pare. Più, 4600 inglesi e americani. Il film non risparmia nemmeno i particolari grotteschi che la vicenda a un certo punto assunse. Per esempio, la stampa filogovernativa, per sostenere che si trattava di un falso, puntò i riflettori su certe parole del messaggio trafugato, parole che gli americani scrivono in modo leggermente diverso dagli inglesi, come recognise anziché recognize. Ebbene, venne fuori che la redattrice dell'Observer, nel batterle al computer, aveva fatto ricorso, meccanicamente, al correttore automatico.

On this episode of The Deep Cut, host John Rocha welcomes director Gavin Hood to talk about his latest film, Official Secrets and what he learned as a direct from his experience on X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Official Secrets stars Keira Knightley in the true story of GCHQ translator Katharine Gun. In 2003, as politicians in Britain and the US angle to invade Iraq, Gun leaked a classified e-mail that urged spying on members of the UN Security Council to force through the resolution to go to war in Iraq. Charged with breaking the Official Secrets Act, and facing imprisonment, Katharine and her lawyers set out to defend her actions. With her life, liberty and marriage threatened, she must stand up for what she believes in. Rocha and Hood discuss how he came to direct the project, what inspired him to take the project on and what lessons he hopes viewers of the film take from the movie. Rocha also talks with Hood about his career and focuses on what he learned from the experience of directing X-Men Origins: Wolverine and how it has shaped the projects he has chosen to pursue ever since. It’s a wide open, fun and in-depth conversation with another accomplished and talented guest on The Deep Cut. Remember to Like and Share the episode and Subscribe to the Collider Conversations feed for more episodes of The Deep Cut.Official Secrets is out now on DVD, click here to order it: https://amzn.to/2QTkuwsFollow John Rocha: https://twitter.com/TheRochaSaysFollow Gavin Hood: https://twitter.com/gavin_hood1

Comentários sem spoilers sobre as estreias da semana: SEGREDOS OFICIAIS, de Gavin Hood, e O EXTERMINADOR DO FUTURO: DESTINO SOMBRIO, de Tim Miller, além de uma repescagem dos demais filmes da série. TRILHA SONORA: Brad Fiedel - "Main Title - Terminator 2 Theme" (O EXTERMINADOR DO FUTURO 2: O JULGAMENTO FINAL); Brad Fiedel - "Sarah on the Run" (O EXTERMINADOR DO FUTURO 2: O JULGAMENTO FINAL); Paul Hepker e Mark Kilian - "The Trial" (SEGREDOS OFICIAIS); Paul Hepker e Mark Kilian - "I Don't Mean to Upset You" (SEGREDOS OFICIAIS); Guns N' Roses - "You Could Be Mine" (O EXTERMINADOR DO FUTURO 2: O JULGAMENTO FINAL) Danny Elfman - "Opening" (O EXTERMINADOR DO FUTURO: A SALVAÇÃO) Danny Elfman - "All is Lost" (O EXTERMINADOR DO FUTURO: A SALVAÇÃO) Ramones - "I Wanna Be Sedated" (O EXTERMINADOR DO FUTURO: GÊNESIS) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carlosquintao/message

Depois de passar anos trabalhando como tradutora de mandarim para inglês, Katharine Gun (Keira Knightley) tornou-se mundialmente famosa ao expôr segredos extremamente confidenciais da Agência de Segurança Nacional. Depois de obter acesso a memorandos secretos, ela foi capaz de provar que ocorreu uma grande pressão a seis países para que eles votassem a favor da invasão ao Iraque em 2003. Edição: Miotti FICHA TÉCNICA COMPLETA NO FILMOW https://filmow.com/segredos-oficiais-t199666/

Gavin Hood, director of Tsotsi and Eye in the Sky, discusses his new film Official Secrets, which stars Keira Knightley as the GCHQ whistleblower who was taken to court by the British government for leaking a top secret email to the press in the lead-up to the Iraq war in 2003. Next week The Louvre Museum in Paris opens a major exhibition on Leonardo da Vinci to commemorate the 500th anniversary of his death. Nearly 120 works will be displayed, with many on loan from collections around the world. However, there is much speculation over whether the world’s most expensive painting, Salvator Mundi, sold for $450m in 2017, will be on show. The painting of Christ, attributed to da Vinci in the last decade, hasn’t been on public display since its sale. Ben Lewis, author of The Last Leonardo, joins John Wilson to discuss. Moving to Mars, the latest exhibition at the Design Museum in London, explores how sending humans to the planet is not just a new frontier for science but also for design. Architect Tara Gbolade reviews the variety of exhibits which include a multisensory experience of the Red Planet and a full-scale prototype habitat. For their latest touring production, Graeae Theatre - the company that puts D/deaf and disabled actors centre stage - has asked Winsome Pinnock to reimagine her play One Under, first staged in 2005. It explores the aftermath of a young man dying under a tube train. Cyrus, the driver, becomes convinced he is his son. John Wilson talks to Winsome Pinnock and the director, Amit Sharma, about the drama. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Sarah Johnson

Bright and Gun are the real journalist and whistle-blower depicted in the film by Gavin Hood. The post Katharine Gun, Martin Bright – Official Secrets #ZFF2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bright and Gun are the real journalist and whistle-blower depicted in the film by Gavin Hood. The post Katharine Gun, Martin Bright – Official Secrets #ZFF2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bright and Gun are the real journalist and whistle-blower depicted in the film by Gavin Hood. The post Katharine Gun, Martin Bright – Official Secrets #ZFF2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bright and Gun are the real journalist and whistle-blower depicted in the film by Gavin Hood. The post Katharine Gun, Martin Bright – Official Secrets #ZFF2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bright and Gun are the real journalist and whistle-blower depicted in the film by Gavin Hood. The post Katharine Gun, Martin Bright – Official Secrets #ZFF2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bright and Gun are the real journalist and whistle-blower depicted in the film by Gavin Hood. The post Katharine Gun, Martin Bright – Official Secrets #ZFF2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Director Gavin Hood discusses his film, Official Secrets, with fellow director Phillip Noyce. The film tells the true story of Katharine Gun, a British intelligence specialist who leaked information to the press about an illegal NSA spy operation designed to collect compromising information on UN members and blackmail them into sanctioning 2003 invasion of Iraq. See photos and a summary of this event below: https://www.dga.org/Events/2019/Oct2019/GavinHoodDiscussesOfficialSecrets_QnA_0919.aspx

I'm very excited about this episode of BEHIND THE LENS as we welcome back two wonderful filmmakers, one with a new film that was just released, and the other with a film we've followed since the festival circuit which now has distribution and is available for all. Our first guest is writer/director/producer/editor QUINCY ROSE talking about his latest film, THE NARCISSISTS. It's a true joy to have Quincy join us again. #BTLRadioShow has had the privilege of showcasing all three of Quincy's feature films and having Quincy on hand to talk about each. With a storied cinematic pedigree, this latest love letter to New York City handily shows us whom a couple of his filmmaking influences are. Take a listen as he talks about casting this four-person ensemble, crafting the dialogue, showcasing New York – and not the iconic images, but rarely seen gems, embracing "the still" of the camera while life just moves on, sound design, and of course, some exquisite jazz musical pieces. Then, writer/director/producer MICHELE REMSEN is back talking more about her feature directorial debut, TOSS IT. Fresh off a visit to Cannes Film Festival, Michele has words for the wise when it comes to film distribution, not to mention considerations for filmmakers contemplating heading to Cannes on their own dime. Listen as Michele fills us in on her filmmaking journey and the events that have transpired since her last visit to #BTLRadioShow when TOSS IT was on the fest circuit. But before our special guests join the fun, we've got excerpts of our exclusive interview with writer/director GAVIN HOOD as he talks about the powerful and important OFFICIAL SECRETS. http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

This bonus Out Now with Aaron and Abe (https://www.facebook.com/outnowpodcast) episode is a spiritual sequel to a show from 2016. Aaron is joined by Professor Mike Dillon to go over Official Secrets, a new film from director Gavin Hood, who piqued our interests with his 2016 drone-thriller Eye in the Sky. His latest film focused on a true story about British whistleblower Katharine Gun. For this episode, the guys dissect the film, as well as the career of Gavin Hood thus far, and the recurring themes that have emerged. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill... Get yourself a free audiobook and help out the show at AudibleTrial.com/OutNowPodcast (http://www.audibletrial.com/outnowpodcast) ! Follow all of us on Twitter: @Outnow_Podcast (http://www.twitter.com/outnow_podcast) , @AaronsPS (http://www.twitter.com/aaronsps4) 4, @WalrusMoose (http://www.twitter.com/walrusmoose) Check out all of our sites and blogs:  TheCodeIsZeek.com (http://www.thecodeiszeek.com) , Why So Blu? (http://www.whysoblu.com) , We Live Entertainment (http://www.weliveentertainment.com) Official Secrets Trailer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t64H3S7r4wo) Eye in the Sky Episode (http://www.thecodeiszeek.com/2016/03/out-now-bonus-droning-on-about-eye-in.html) Next Episode: It Chapter Two (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhJ5P7Up3jA) #OfficialSecrets #GavinHood #Podcast #FilmReview #Movie #Entertainment #OutNow #OutNowWithAaronAndAbe #KeiraKnightley #MattSmith #MatthewGoode #RalphFiennes #KatharineGun #EyeInTheSky

Director Gavin Hood speaks about his new film OFFICIAL SECRETS with Landmark Theatres CEO Ted Mundorff. Recorded at the Landmark in Los Angeles on 8/29/19

In honor of National Whistleblowers Appreciation Day Cinema Junkie speaks with director Gavin Hood. His new film "Official Secrets" tells the story of Katherine Gun (played by Keira Knightley), a British intelligence specialist who leaked a memo when she felt her government was lying to the people. The film has a special screening July 30 and opens in San Diego theaters on Sept. 12.

Few people have seen the rise of VFX like Kelly Port and Matt Butler. Over the course of 25 years, they’ve risen from digital artists to VFX supervisors at effects powerhouse Digital Domain. The watershed moment for both was their work on Titanic, and they discuss the million-dollar computers used to generate the 2TB of effects in the film. Of course, software and hardware have moved on a great deal since Jack and Rose's perilous adventure. Kelly talks about the groundbreaking technology and performance capture which made Avengers: Infinity War’s CG supervillain Thanos a reality, and Matt discusses his input on Ender’s Game and Ready Player One. They also muse about what makes Digital Domain a great place to work and their tactics for avoiding conflict and nurturing talent. Kelly and Matt have great chemistry with one another and Chris, and you’ll hear about their experiences of working with actors Dan Stevens and Josh Brolin, and directors Steven Spielberg and Gavin Hood. Plus, there’s a bonus pearl of wisdom from none other than Ron Howard.

节目名称：Screen Age 节目主题：The films which impress you most节目监制：毕鑫屹编辑：张舒涵 王雪莹播音：曹敏（BR）张舒涵（C）邓斐元（M）李一泓（E）刘甜（B）整合上传：魏薇审核：侯泓锾C: Hello, my dear audience. Welcome to the Screen Age on time. I am your friend, Chirsty.BR: Good afternoon. I'm Brittany.M: I'm Michelle.C: Recently, the weather is cold. Have you seen some heart-warming films?BR: Of course. Let me tell you.BR: Yeah, the film is named 超时空同居M: Okay, it sounds like a science fiction.BR: Well, it's also a romantic comedy.M: Oh no. I feel hurt since I'm a single dog.BR: 哈哈!M: I can't wait to know what it is about.BR: It is about Gu Xiao Jiao of 2018 and Lu Ming of 1999 live in the same room by accident due to space time overlap. They can go back and forth freely between the ages.M: I think it’s novel in romantic movies.BR: They go from disliking to cooperation. Finally, they fall in love with each other. However, Lu Ming of 2018 appears and controls everything.M: Two identical people?BR: Uhmm. In 19 years, Lu Ming has changed from a kind man to a bad man with ambition. After knowing the truth, Lu Ming of 1999 changes the decision and they have a happy ending.M: I think that kind and evil are in the blink of an eye.BR: At the same time, its theme song is appealing.M: OK. I will listen to it for a moment. M: Then, I will also introduce a romantic movie called “Titanic”.C: It is enough classic.M: This is a film directed by 詹姆斯·卡梅隆，starring by 莱昂纳多·迪卡普里奥，凯特·温斯莱特. The story follows the Titanic hitting an iceberg in 1919, and it tells the love between a poor painter and a rich girl.C: I remember it has won the 70th Academy Awards, 11 awards.M: Yeah, 莱昂纳多plays Jack, he is a humorous, handsome and affectionate man. 凯特plays Rose, she is a socialist. At last, she lived bravely for Jack. Their action was well received by the audience.C: But it's ending is tragic.M: Sometimes, tragedies are also enlightening.C: What a coincidence! I will introduce 悲伤逆流成河 to our listeners.BR: It's also tragic.C: Do you know Campus Bullying?BR: I have heard before. It is so terrible.C: Yeah. The heroin, 易遥 is a victim. Because of aninadvertent infection with a venereal disease, after being exposed by唐小米. All of people laugh and bully her.BR: Does anyone help her?C: 齐铭and 顾森西help her. But they're in different ways. I like the latter way. However, by accident, 顾森西's sister顾森湘was murdered. Someone framed it to易遥.BR: No one trust her? Finally, I know, she threw herself into the river.C: But顾森西helped her because of love.BR: Wow. Youth film is so wonderful.C: Love is also.B: Hey, Emily. By the way, Marvel Comics great Stan Lee died a few days ago. After hearing that, I feel sorry for him.E: What a pity! I am a Marvel fans, too. So, now, let’s talk about a famous work, Wolverine.B: OK. Here we go!E: The film talks that in 1845, James Howlett, a boy living in Canada, saw his father killed by groundskeeper, Thomas Logan. The trauma activated the boy's mutation: bone claws protruded from his knuckles, and he killed Thomas, who revealed that he was James's real father. B: James fled along with Thomas's son Victor Creed, who is thus James's half-brother. They spent the next century as soldiers, fighting in the American Civil War, both World Wars, and the Vietnam War. In Vietnam, Victor killed a senior officer.E: James defended Victor and the two were sentenced to execution by firing squad, which they survived. Major William Stryker approached them in military custody, and offered them membership in Team X, a group of mutants including Agent Zero, Wade Wilson, John Wraith, Fred Dukes, and Chris Bradley. They have joined the team for a few years, but the group's disregard for human life caused James to leave.B: While Logan and Victor joined forces to fight off Weapon XI, Kayla was mortally wounded leading the captive mutants to Professor Charles Xavier and safety. After Logan killed Weapon XI, Stryker arrived and shot Logan in the head with adamantium bullets, rendering Logan unconscious. Before Stryker could shoot Kayla, she grabbed him and used her mutant power to persuade him to turn around and walk away until his feet bled. Logan regained consciousness but had lost his memory. He noticed his dog tags read "Logan" on one side and "Wolverine" on the other. He paused upon noticing Kayla's body, but did not recognize herE: The words touch me is that "Countless choices define our fate, each choice, each moment, a ripple in a river of time. Enough ripples and you change the tide, for the future is never truly set." B: It's so touching. And, “Wolverine” has also a strong cast.E: Wow, what's it?B: They're director Gavin Hood, actor Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Lynn Collins, Ryan Reynolds, Kdvin Durand, Taylor Kitsch, Scott Adkins, Troye Sivan and so on. E: The producer is the patriarch of American comics---Stan Lee, who is known to us. Its product company is Marvel Comics. What's more, it is shot at Texas, American Grand canyon, New York. B: The film consists of fantasy, science, love and action. Now let's see the behind-the-scenes look. E: “Wolverine” was shown on 5th March 2009 in China. That's to say: After “Spider-Man” “Iron Man”, it is the third time to import films concerning hero on May Day continuously.B: More interestingly, Gavin Hood explained why he wanted to direct “Wolverine”: “Partly because I need to prepare tuition fees for my daughter. Actually, I'm not expert at directing it.”BR: The happy moment passes so fast. It's time to say goodbye.C: The weather is changeable. Pay attention to keeping warm, so that we can prevent cold.BR: And, the final examination is coming. Do you ready for it?C: Have a good review! And, see you next time!BR: Bye.

On this week's episode, the gang kicks off the 2018 Summer Blockbuster Extravaganza by welcoming back friend of the show, director and X-Men x-pert, Sean Weiner, to chat about the major letdown that was X-Men Origins: Wolverine! Honestly, why the bone claws? Couldn't we get just a little bit of blood here? And did the filmmakers know a single thing about any of these mutant characters? PLUS: The Blob narrates some in-film trivia to keep you interested in what's on screen and also to let you know when you can go to the bathroom!X-Men Origins: Wolverine stars Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Danny Huston, Lynn Collins, Kevin Durand, Dominic Monaghan, Taylor Kitsch, Will.i.am, and Ryan Reynolds; directed by Gavin Hood.

Suid-Afrikaners hou asem op om te hoor of die plaaslike fliek "The Wound" wel vandag vir die Oscars benoem gaan word. Die benoemings word vanmiddag in Los Angeles aangekondig. Die Oscar-bekroonde regisseur, Gavin Hood, het aan Anna-Marie Jansen van Vuuren gesê toe sy fliek Tsotsi vir die Oscars benoem is, het sy lewe verander.

Popcorn Talk Network proudly presents a vodcast that offers a glimpse into the movies we love to watch with breakdown and analysis of the movies some might call… a "Guilty Movie Pleasure". Join us each week as Ben Begley and Jesse McIntosh breakdown your favorite films, from the classics to the yet to be seen; it’s all here under one banner… GUILTY MOVIE PLEASURES! This week, Jesse and Ben talk about X-Men Origins: Wolverine! X-Men Origins: Wolverine is a 2009 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics fictional character Wolverine, distributed by 20th Century Fox. It is the fourth installment and the first spinoff of the standalone Wolverine trilogy from the X-Men film series. The film was directed by Gavin Hood, written by David Benioff and Skip Woods, and produced by and starring Hugh Jackman. It co-stars Liev Schreiber, Danny Huston, Dominic Monaghan and Ryan Reynolds. The film is a prequel/spin-off focusing on the violent past of the mutant Wolver --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Bleecker Street Media released Eye in the Sky to theaters on April 1, 2016. Gavin Hood directed film starring Helen Mirren, Aaron Paul, and Alan Rickman. The post Eye in the Sky (2016) appeared first on Movie House Memories.

Look. We've talked about some bad movies, and this is no exception: X-Men Origin: Wolverine (2009) directed by Oscar winner Gavin Hood. Yep, the director of this movie has an Oscar. Wanna know what happens when a comic book movie thinks it's an 80s action movie? Enjoy! Strangely, Stef didn't *hate* this one, but the guys did. Follow us on Twitter: @TCAPod and Facebook, and subscribe on iTunes.

Well, it's time. And, because no sane men would attempt to do this alone, this week Trev & Joe are joined by a special guest, Kyle Byrd, of If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It and Kaiju Transmissions. Together, the three brave souls provide a running audio commentary for Gavin Hood's 2009 film X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE, the very first X-Men spin-off film. Terrible CGI, gorgeous flowing hair, and in-name-only characters...all of this and more is discussed, as the guys try to make sense of this, the only X-Men film even the series producers now want you to forget. As usual with our commentary episodes, watching along with us is NOT required...though how else are you going to see those incredible claws? Contact Days of Future Podcast at: facebook.com/daysoffuturepodcast daysoffuturepodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @dofpodcast  

Die Suid-Afrikaanse regisseur, Gavin Hood, se jongste rolprent het soveel mense die naweek na Prins Albert gelok, dat die organiseerders twee ekstra teaters daarvoor moes beskikbaar stel. Dit was 'n groot trekpleister vir besoekers van die In die Karoo Filmfees wat in die dorpie plaasgevind het. Hood het aan Anna-Marie Jansen van Vuuren gesê dat FIELA SE KIND een van sy gunsteling rolprente is. Hood het bekendheid verwerf toe hy in 2006 'n Oscar vir die fliek TSOTSI gewen het.

Premier épisode hors-série de l'année 2016 pour 24FPS, et trois mois de films à rattraper d'un coup (festival de Gérardmer inclus) !Voici donc les 39 films (!!!) abordés sans spoiler par Jérôme et Julien dans cette émission : Danish Girl de Tom Hooper (à partir de 00h03m24) Daddy's Home de Sean Anders (à partir de 00h11m15) A Leak In Paradise de David Leloup (à partir de 00h12m54) El Club de Pablo Larraín (à partir de 00h15m07) Demain de Mélanie Laurent et Cyril Dion (à partir de 00h19m50) Legend de Brian Helgeland (à partir de 00h26m25) Les Chevaliers Blancs de Joachim Lafosse (à partir de 00h31m09) La Cinquième Vague de J Blakeson (à partir de 00h34m56) 99 Homes de Ramin Bahrani (à partir de 00h40m15) The Finest Hours de Craig Gillespie (à partir de 00h44m20) Spotlight de Tom McCarthy (à partir de 00h49m12) Bang Gang de Eva Husson (à partir de 01h01m20) Welcome Home de Philippe de Pierpont (à partir de 01h03m25) The Devil's Candy de Sean Byrne (vu à Gérardmer, à partir de 01h06m27) Jeruzalem de Doron Paz et Yoav Paz (vu à Gérardmer à partir de 01h09m27) Frankenstein de Bernard Rose (vu à Gérardmer à partir de 01h15m04) Freaks Of Nature de Robbie Pickering (vu à Gérardmer à partir de 01h21m18) We Are Still Here de Ted Geoghegan (vu à Gérardmer à partir de 01h24m48) Anomalisa de Charlie Kaufman et Duke Johnson (à partir de 01h34m49) Brooklyn de John Crowley (à partir de 01h40m14) Les Premiers Les Derniers de Bouli Lanners (à partir de 01h43m10) Trumbo de Jay Roach (à partir de 01h46m37) Ave, César ! de Joel et Ethan Coen (à partir de 01h51m00) A Bigger Splash de Luca Guadagnino (à partir de 02h02m40) Dirty Papy de Dan Mazer (à partir de 02h06m45) La Chute De Londres de Babak Najafi (à partir de 02h09m39) Zootopie de Byron Howard et Rich Moore (à partir de 02h15m00) Moonwalkers de Antoine Bardou-Jacquet (à partir de 02h24m00) 13 Hours de Michael Bay (à partir de 02h28m15) Belgica de Felix Van Groeningen (à partir de 02h37m00) Des Nouvelles De La Planète Mars de Dominik Moll (à partir de 02h57m32) Eye In The Sky de Gavin Hood (à partir de 03h02m31) Demolition de Jean-Marc Vallée (à partir de 03h07m56) Les Visiteurs 3 : La Révolution de Jean-Marie Poiré (à partir de 03h13m14) Midnight Special de Jeff Nichols (à partir de 03h21m00) Triple 9 de John Hillcoat (à partir de 03h29m00) The Wave de Roar Uthaug (à partir de 03h32m46) Room de Lenny Abrahamson (à partir de 03h38m40) 10 Cloverfield Lane de Dan Trachtenberg (à partir de 03h45m00)Et après 4h01 d'émission, ils reviennent sur les deux derniers films, mais cette fois avec spoilers : Room de Lenny Abrahamson (avec spoilers à partir de 04h01m00) 10 Cloverfield Lane de Dan Trachtenberg (avec spoilers à partir de 04h12m40)Bonne écoute, et n'hésitez pas à partager vos avis sur les films que vous avez vus !Écoutez le premier podcast Cornelius And Zira de Dr Zaius consacré à l'édition 2016 du Festival International du Film.Crédits musicaux : The Cookie Crumbles de They Live (en réalité de Soulwax), issu de la bande originale du film Belgica.

Sci-Fi Book Club Podcast #14: The Good Smith In which the Sci-Fi Book Club watches I, Robot directed by Alex Proyas, 2004 and Ender's Game directed by Gavin Hood, 2013. When Adam entangles with another Lip Portal, we spend the episode getting to know Z, noted author of best-selling classics including Robot God, Where Are You? How Can I Find You? You Exist In My Room And In My Heart. Period.

What a crazy week gang! We had tons of feedback from friends and family this week so Colin and Brian try to play a little devils advocate with Batman v Superman. They also discuss Tom Cruise in the new Mummy movie and tackle the Star Wars: Rogue One trailer. They have somewhat polar opposite Media Hot Takes. They finish with Gavin Hood's latest film Eye in the Sky. Remember to email us at Midnightfilmreview@gmail.com. Midnightfilmreview.com Facebook.com/Midnightfilmreview follow Brian on twitter @Brianstevenskp --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We are flying solo this week as we tap into our life experiences to get at the heart of the latest Gavin Hood offering, Eye in the Sky. Do Helen Mirren and Alan Rickman provide enough gravitas to honestly shine the light on an age old discussion about ethics and morality in today's high tech world? Give us a review on iTunes...even if you don't listen...please. Thanks.You can follow us on Twitter at @TruBromancePodcast or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TrueBromanceFilmPodcast?ref_type=bookmark. You can send us feedback to truebromancepodcast@gmail.com or search for us on Letterboxd or Google+...and don't forget to check us out and the rest of our cohorts at followingfilms.com.

This special bonus episode is a good one for those wanting some in-depth discussion. Aaron is joined by Film Studies Prof. Mike Dillon to discuss thoughts on the quality, themes and more in regards to Eye in the Sky, a thrilling drama focused on the use of drone strikes. The film was directed by Gavin Hood and stars Helen Mirren, Alan Rickman, Aaron Paul and Barkhad Abdi. Listen in to hear thoughts on a variety of things concerning the film, other related films and some random tangents regarding Ghosbusters. So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill… #EyeInTheSky #Podcast #Movie #Film #Discussion #Entertainment #HelenMirren #AlanRickman #Thriller #AaronPaul #BarkhadAbdi #Drones #Ghostbusters #GavinHood #LondonHasFallen

Saying goodbye to Downton Abbey; House of Cards Season 4; and the 33rd annual Miami International Film Festival - where Oscar-winner Gavin Hood was on hand to discuss his latest film, Eye in the Sky. Helen Mirren in a part written for a man. The late great Alan Rickman in his last on-screen role. A morality tale about drone warfare and its collateral damage; a master class in maintaining suspense.

Bernard flies solo on this week's episode as he interviews Eye In The Sky director Gavin Hood. From the ethics of drone warfare to the art of creating a film's rhythm, the conversation spans myriad subjects surrounding the drone-warfare thriller starring Helen Mirren, Alan Rickman, Aaron Paul and more. Plus, Bernard shares his Indie Pick of the Week, flash-reviews Hello, My Name Is Doris and Knight of Cups, and rants about Marvel and DC's upcoming superhero team-up movies.

Lots to discuss in this week's show! First up, short takes on new and upcoming releases Eddie the Eagle, Triple 9, and Eye in the Sky, including Zaki's fascinating interview with Eye in the Sky director Gavin Hood about what went into the making of the complex drone warfare drama. But that's not all! With the Academy Awards in the rearview, we have our thoughts on the last Oscar show, and whether our picks were their picks. We also discuss the Netflix original series Fuller House, and how its popularity was such that it garnered it a second season renewal almost instantly, as well as planned reboots for the Lethal Weapon and Predator franchises, as well as the announcement of an R-rated cut of the [...]

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Babou Alieu Ceesay stars as John in NBC’s drama series “A.D. The Bible Continues.” Ceesay recently wrapped “Eye in the Sky,” opposite of Hellen Mirren and Aarol Paul and directed by Gavin Hood. Prior to that, he starred in the British historical action film “’71” and the romantic drama “Half of a Yellow Sun,” alongside Thandie Newton and Chiwetel Ejiofor. Ceesay has also been featured in several television series, including “Inspector Lewis,” “Getting On,” “Strike Back,” “Luther,” “Casualty” and “Law and Order: UK.”   A.D. The Bible Continues Sundays on NBC (9-10 p.m. ET); Premiere: Easter Sunday, April 5

Martin anmelder superheltefilmen X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Instruktion: Gavin Hood Medvirkende: Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Ryan Reynolds m.fl. 20th Century Fox, 2009. Karakter: ★★★ _ _ _ 23. oktober kommer X-Men Origins: Wolverine på gaden i den såkaldte Cerebro Collection fra 20th Century Fox. Læs mere på bloggen: http://filmblast.blogspot.dk Email-kontakt: martinhoulind@gmail.com

Ender's Game - Blu-ray Review 4.9 Stars (out of 5) - Rated PG-13 Synopsis 70 years after a horrific alien war, an unusually gifted child is sent to an advanced military school in space to prepare for a future invasion. Starring: Asa Butterfield, Harrison Ford, Hailee Steinfeld, Ben Kingsley, Abigail Breslin Director: Gavin Hood Blu-ray Release Date: February 11, 2014 Subtitles: English, English SDH, Spanish Rating Overall rating weighted as follows: Audio 40%, Video 40%, Special Features 20%, Movie - its just our opinion so take it with a grain of salt Audio 4.9 Stars (out of 5) Dolby and DTS Demo Discs used as basis for comparison ●        Subwoofer -  5.0 Stars ●        Dialog – 5.0 Stars ●        Surround Effects – 4.5 Stars ●        Dynamic Range – 5.0 Stars English: DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1, Spanish: Dolby Digital 5.1, English: Dolby Digital 2.0 The bass performance in this film is a spectacle to behold. When it's needed, the couch vibrated with every explosion and rumbles of spaceship engines. Punches even land the heavy thuds and a few random rumbles are thrown in for extra measure. This action drama relies on dialog just as much as bass and surround, and it handles each line in the script perfectly. The rear speakers could have been used a tad bit more, but they are used often enough to envelope you with sounds of whizzing spaceships, echoing voices on intercoms, weird alien clicks, and random computer noises. Video  5.0 Stars (out of 5) Spears & Munsil Benchmark Blu-ray Edition used as basis for comparison ●        Color Accuracy  - 5.0 Stars ●        Shadow Detail – 5.0 Stars ●        Clarity – 5.0 Stars ●        Skin Tones – 5.0 Stars ●        Compression – 5.0 Stars Codec: MPEG-4 AVC, Resolution: 1080p, Aspect ratio: 2.40:1, Original Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1 This MPEG-4 AVC codec is clean and helped bring out the details in sharp edges on cold steel, details on a huge tattoo, graphics on computer screens, pimples and freckles on young teen faces, and wrinkles and moles on AARP members. Color temperatures change depending on location. Earth colors are extra warm, living quarters are neutral, and in space everything is cold and blue. Some colors stand out a little more than others like blue skies, bright glowing direction lights, and those awful bright colored yellow jump suits. There are several dark scenes, and this Blu-ray handles them beautifully. Nothing gets lost in the shadows and no compression issues are visible. Bonus Features 5.0 Stars (out of 5) ●        Audio Commentary with Director Gavin Hood. ●        Audio Commentary with Producers Gigi Pritzker and Roberto Orci. ●        Ender's Game: The Making of Ender's Game (1080p; 49:04) Eight featurettes that explore various subjects, such a adapting the book for the screen, casting, and some of stunts. ●        Deleted/Extended Scenes (1080p; 10:49) with or without optional commentary by director Gavin Hood. ●        Inside the Mind Games (1080p; 3:50) looks at some of the motion capture techniques utilizes to forge the games that Ender plays on his tablet. ●        Theatrical Trailers include Trailer A (1080p; 1:55) and Trailer B (1080p; 1:57) Movie – 3.8 Stars (out of 5) Review Ever since the huge financial success of the Harry Potter series, movie studios have trying to find another teen book series that can translate into major dollars on the big screen. Ender's Game is an entertaining, smart, and sometimes dark movie, but I don't expect to see a second installment. At it's heart Ender's Game is a futuristic war movie with kids, however it mostly takes place in military school where they climb the military rank ladder. The film isn't really about the war itself, it's about how difficult it is for children to emotionally handle a cruel adult world. The acting is top notch from the young cast and from the Oscar nominated veterans. The plot seems thin but by the end of the film the story feels much richer. The movie is good but not great, several scenes are related to the aliens leave you scratching your head asking, ”What does this mean?”.

Chinese science-fiction fans and gamers must be excited at the release of Gavin Hood's screen adaptation of the celebrated futuristic thriller, "Ender's Game." On China's social network website, Douban.com, there have already been book reviews on the original novel of the same name by American author Orson Scott Card. Many of them were anxiously looking forward to seeing the Nebula Award winning sci-fi classic being brought onto the big screen. The movie's launch in China on January 7th is sort of a celebration for Chinese fans. Most of the book worms seem to agree that it is a fair enough adaptation. The zero-gravity battle training room so vividly envisioned at the center of the whole book is brought to life in the motion picture. The images of the young cadets floating and fighting in the room are as good as those you see in Alfonso Cuaron's phenomenal pictures from his "Gravity". Compliments extend to the acting skills of Asa Butterfield. The boy from last year's Oscar-winning "Hugo" has now matured into an exceptional teenage leader upon whose shoulder is placed the future of mankind. Butterfield aptly portrays a child prodigy who tries very hard to balance his equally strong senses of reason and emotion. The story uses very obvious stereotypes to explain the author's philosophical ideas, or rather to try and inspire people to think the same questions that no one could supply the answer. For example: is there such a thing as a just war? And should ethical standards be adopted in wars? Even when it is a war about the survival of a species? It is not likely that these questions are related to matters of life and death, but I am sure we could all enjoy letting our minds flow freely for a while. That's the charm of science fiction, and the film "Ender's Game" has obviously delivered on that. But naturally, there are complaints, some of them directed at the adaptation, because the director has stripped the less spectacular, and therefore less marketable, storylines from the book out of the movie. It makes a lot of sense; the script tells a complete story, although some parts could use a bit more color. To sum up, most Chinese moviegoers in general seem satisfied with "Ender's Game." It currently sits at number 2 on this week's box office rankings, right behind the animated comedy "Despicable Me 2".

Chinese science-fiction fans and gamers must be excited at the release of Gavin Hood's screen adaptation of the celebrated futuristic thriller, "Ender's Game." On China's social network website, Douban.com, there have already been book reviews on the original novel of the same name by American author Orson Scott Card. Many of them were anxiously looking forward to seeing the Nebula Award winning sci-fi classic being brought onto the big screen. The movie's launch in China on January 7th is sort of a celebration for Chinese fans. Most of the book worms seem to agree that it is a fair enough adaptation. The zero-gravity battle training room so vividly envisioned at the center of the whole book is brought to life in the motion picture. The images of the young cadets floating and fighting in the room are as good as those you see in Alfonso Cuaron's phenomenal pictures from his "Gravity". Compliments extend to the acting skills of Asa Butterfield. The boy from last year's Oscar-winning "Hugo" has now matured into an exceptional teenage leader upon whose shoulder is placed the future of mankind. Butterfield aptly portrays a child prodigy who tries very hard to balance his equally strong senses of reason and emotion. The story uses very obvious stereotypes to explain the author's philosophical ideas, or rather to try and inspire people to think the same questions that no one could supply the answer. For example: is there such a thing as a just war? And should ethical standards be adopted in wars? Even when it is a war about the survival of a species? It is not likely that these questions are related to matters of life and death, but I am sure we could all enjoy letting our minds flow freely for a while. That's the charm of science fiction, and the film "Ender's Game" has obviously delivered on that. But naturally, there are complaints, some of them directed at the adaptation, because the director has stripped the less spectacular, and therefore less marketable, storylines from the book out of the movie. It makes a lot of sense; the script tells a complete story, although some parts could use a bit more color. To sum up, most Chinese moviegoers in general seem satisfied with "Ender's Game." It currently sits at number 2 on this week's box office rankings, right behind the animated comedy "Despicable Me 2".

Quand Hollywood s'attaque à un classique de la littérature de science-fiction comme La Stratégie Ender écrit par Orson Scott Card en 1985 dans le but d'en faire une nouvelle franchise à succès à destination du jeune public, c'est une mission pour 24FPS, le podcast ciné avec ou sans spoiler !Dans la première partie (sans spoiler) de l'émission, Jérôme et Julien reviennent donc sur le roman d'origine, son auteur, ainsi que sur quelques anecdotes ayant mené à ce long-métrage réalisé par Gavin Hood avant de livrer leur avis général mais en prenant bien soin de ne pas révéler le scénario. Et c'est seulement après le signal sonore que débute la seconde partie de l'émission où de très nombreux aspects du film sont analysés en détails, y compris le déroulement de l'histoire dans une discussion ou les spoilers sont légion.Bonne écoute, et n'hésitez pas à partager votre avis sur le film.Crédits musicaux : Ender's War et Ender's Promise de Steve Jablonsky, issus de l'album Ender's Game - Original Motion Picture Score (2013)

Writer/Director Gavin Hood (Ender's Game, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Tsotsi...) & Academy Award-winning Director Kevin Macdonald (How I Live Now, State of Play, The Last King of Scotland...) join us on The Matthew Aaron Show this Thursday(11/7) starting at 4pm PT. Gavin joins us to discuss his new film ENDER'S GAME starring Asa Butterfield and Harrison Ford, which is currently the number one movie in the country. Kevin joins us to talk a little bit about his career and his new film HOW I LIVE NOW (starring Saoirse Ronan), which hits theaters, iTunes, and VOD on November 8th. Show starts at 4pm PT (6pm CT / 7pm ET). Stream it live from our website or subscribe for free and download the show on iTunes. You can also listen on the go on your Android/iPhone/iPad device via Stitcher. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Si parla di: Captain Phillips – Attacco in mare aperto, di Paul Greengrass, Before Midnight di Richard Linklater, Ender’s Game di Gavin Hood e Gloria di Sebastián Lelio.

At last, a movie that elevates After Earth, that makes Pacific Rim look like a timeless classic, that marshals the full range of Harrison Ford’s emotive prowess, and that firmly establishes the reputation of X-Men Origins: Wolverine director Gavin Hood. At the 48-minute mark, this week’s 3×3 considers our favorite siblings in movies. Next week: […] The post Qt3 Movie Podcast: Ender’s Game appeared first on Quarter to Three.

In this special edition of the podcast, we sit down with director Gavin Hood and producer Roberto Orci to discuss their new film Ender's Game. Starring Harrison Ford, Asa Butterfield, Ben Kingsley, Viola Davis, Hailee Steinfield and Abigail Breslin, the film is based on Orson Scott Card's bestselling science-fiction novel about a gifted 12-year-old who is trained to become earth's ultimate military leader in the fight against an alien invasion. In this extended interview we discuss the difficulties of adapting such a beloved book and talk about working with big-screen legends Kinsley and Ford. We also discuss Orci's forthcoming projects The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and reboots of Van Helsing and The Mummy, while Hood discusses the challenges he faced on the set of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. So enjoy this sci-fi themed edition of the pod, and rest assured it will be business-as-usual next week.

Sequels, Transformers, and Child’s Play. Violence erupts in this week’s episode of The Observation Lounge, detonating the panel and everything they stand for. Host Greg Harbin is joined by Trek.fm’s Drew Stewart and Tristan Riddell, along with Kathryn Brihan, to chat about some of this week’s geeky stories. Among the rundown: Syfy’s 20th anniversary, the future of TV distribution, a sequel to the Tron sequel, a man shoots his girlfriend over The Walking Dead, Ben Savage tries to save Girl Meets World, Japan builds actual Transformers, and Harrison Ford and Gavin Hood ruin Ender’s Game. In the staff meeting, Cory Doctorow proves the signal can’t be stopped, Matt Fraction proves sometimes all you need is a “Hawkguy,” The Dark Knight proves villains and heroes aren’t that different, and Child’s Play proves that gamers can give back. Oh, and the ISS Riddell releases his docking clamps.

Guest Co-host: Jim Pellegrinelli! Movie Review: "The Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Gaa'hul"! Movie News: Stephen Fry is Mycroft Holmes in Sherlock Holmes 2! Bill and Ted 3? Gavin Hood directing Ender's Game? Comics: Jim's guide to all things Warren Ellis! The differences between the RED movie and the miniseries! Video Games: Bioshock Infinite has a gameplay video! PLUS! Jim and Gilmore talk Catfish!

Welcome to another Episode of Behind the Scenes with Shaun Stewart and Eric Fell. This week its our Star Trek Special episode where we talk about all things Star Trek in anticipation of the upcoming movie!From director J.J. Abrams, producers Damon Lindelof and Bryan Burk and screenwriters Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman comes a new vision of the greatest space adventure of all time, “Star Trek,” featuring a young, new crew venturing boldly where no one has gone before. In theaters May 8, 2009.In this Episode of Behind The Scenes Shaun and Eric go in-depth into the Star Trek Universe to bring you an episode of BTS - they discuss their favorite installments of the series, the casting of the new actors playing iconic roles, and riff about Star Trek movie lore.Special guest, ace correspondent Quinn Bender talks about some specific details of the flick based on his observations at the advance screening and press junket in Los Angeles plus you'll see an interview with Eric Bana discussing his evil character from the future, Nero.Definitely check this one out!Get energized and enter the Star Trek sweepstakes!! Go to Star Trek Sitelet!

Richard and Safi discuss the latest entry in the X-Men franchise, Gavin Hood’s, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and whether or not the summer blockbuster season is off to a great start. Richard also chimes in on Notorious.