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Warning: Micah's audio is not the best. it's audible but kind of muffled. frustratinly, after I thought I had fixed the mic. also this review contains spoilers. go see the movie now if you don't want to be spoiled! seriously. In our semi annual tradition of reviewing stuff that's tangentially connected to Emperor's New Groove for April Fools, this time we REALLY stretch it with the new Looney Tunes movie NOW IN THEATERS. GO SEE IT.

SPOILER WARNING. THIS FILM IS BRAND NEW AND WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR STREAMING NOVEMBER 7TH SO PLEASE NOTE WE DO COVER SPOILERS FOR THE ENTIRE FILM 26 MINUTES IN! GO SEE IT! Don't turn away before listening to this latest podcast! Malcolm returns to the discuss the adaptation of Tatsuki Fujimoto's heart shattering one-shot Look Back! We explore how this more grounded work of his stays true to his routes and how director Kiyotaka Oshiyama proves to be someone to look out for! Follow Us on the Socials: Is This Anime? Twitter: @isthisanimepod Instagram: @isthisanimepod Jack Metcalfe Instagram: @jackisjak Twitter: @OnlyRealJackM Malcolm McLeod Instagram: @malcolmrjmcleod Twitter: @malcolmrjmcleod

SPOILER WARNING. THIS FILM IS BRAND NEW AND NOT ON STREAMING SO PLEASE NOTE WE DO COVER SPOILERS FOR THE ENTIRE FILM APPROX 30 MINUTES IN! It's yet another very special episode as we cover Hayao Miyazaki's (maybe but probably not) final film "The Boy and the Heron"! Malcolm returns to discuss how if this is a worthy finale to the Miyazaki canon, at least until he adds another final movie to it! SPOILER WARNING. THIS FILM IS BRAND NEW AND NOT ON STREAMING SO PLEASE NOTE WE DO COVER SPOILERS FOR THE ENTIRE FILM APPROX 30 MINUTES IN! GO SEE IT! Follow Us on the Socials: Is This Anime? Twitter: @isthisanimepod Instagram: @isthisanimepod Jack Metcalfe Instagram: @jackisjak Twitter: @OnlyRealJackM Malcolm McLeod Instagram: @malcolmrjmcleod Twitter: @malcolmrjmcleod

Meet Oren Soffer!  Oren lives in Los Angeles and is an up and coming cinematographer with a bold cinematic eye. Oren's work includes two feature films; “Fixation” that premiered at TIFF and “Allswell” that premiered at TriBeCa in 2022 as well as Co-Dping the film “The Creator” with cinematographer Greig Fraser. While studying film at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts Oren was nominated for the ASC Gordon Willis Student Heritage Award, and was a finalist for the Arri Volker Bahnemann Award for Cinematography. Oren has also shot multiple award-winning short films, including “Opera of Cruelty,” 'which won a Student Academy Award, and “See You Soon,” which won the audience award at the Palm Springs International Shortsfest.Recently, Oren has started co-hosting his own podcast called Cinematography Salon which has some great in-depth conversations on both the technical aspects of filmmaking as well as what it's like to navigate the world of film as a career. Oren and I met at a UTA party last September and we had such a great conversation that I asked if he'd be on Blissful Spinster and I was delighted when he said yes!  I have to admit my conversation with Oren is one of my favorites to date. His passion for the art of filmmaking is palpable and he is all at once introspective, humorous and articulate. He loves to share knowledge and is full of wonderful nuggets for filmmakers of any level. Beyond the joy of watching Oren succeed at what he loves, what brings me the most joy is knowing I can now call Oren a friend We had an Amazing chat and I'm so excited to bring you Part 1 of my conversation with Oren!**  Just a couple of fun notes before we get going… this episode was recorded nearly a year ago, last October and you'll hear Oren and I refer to the film “The Creator” as it's former name “True Love”, also, this episode will be part 1, as Oren has graciously agreed to come back as a guest to record a bonus episode and talk about what he's been up to since our last chat and to talk a little bit more in depth on “The Creator” on the eve of the film's release.Oren's Bio:Oren recently shot the feature film ‘The Creator,' directed by Gareth Edwards, along with cinematographer Greig Fraser ASC ACS, slated for release on September 29, 2023. Two of his other recent features premiered at the TIFF and TriBeCa film festivals in 2022. He has also shot multiple award-winning short films, including 'Opera of Cruelty,' which won a Student Academy Award, and ‘See You Soon,' which won the audience award at the Palm Springs International Shortsfest before subsequently premiering on Short of the Week and receiving a Vimeo Staff Pick. During his studies at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, Oren was nominated for the ASC Gordon Willis Student Heritage Award, and was a finalist for the Arri Volker Bahnemann Award for Cinematography. Oren has also shot hundreds of commercials and music videos for a variety of clients including Nike, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, HBO, Foot Locker, Grey Goose Vodka, Doritos, Kohler, Wilson Tennis, Marriott Hotels, ACE Hardware, Crest, Viacom, and Universal Studios.Connect with Oren on: InstagramLearn more about Oren's work on his websiteListen to Oren's Podcast Cinematographer's SalonThe Creator is opening in theatres September 29th! - GO SEE IT!Learn more about the Blissful Spinster Podcast and connect with Cris on the website, InstagramIf you're enjoying Blissful Spinster please consider supporting me by visiting my author page on Amazon - Pawsman Prints and picking up a purrfect gift for yourself or the cat lover in your life with one of my eclectic cat-themed journals! Meow!

Meet Randall Park, the multi-talented artist who has captivated audiences with his comedic acting, writing, producing, and directing skills. Hailing from Los Angeles, Randall is not only known for his comedic prowess but has also ventured into the realms of producing and directing. His journey in the entertainment industry began during his time at UCLA, where he co-founded the LCC Theatre Company, which has since grown to become the largest Asian American college theater group in the country.I first discovered Randall's talent when a friend shared a link to the hilarious web series, IKEA Heights, from the Comedy 101 web series. If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend checking it out at the link I left below! Since then, Randall has left his mark on various shows such as The Office and Veep before landing lead roles in Fresh Off The Boat and Blockbuster. His performances have also extended to both the Marvel and DC franchises, with his portrayal of FBI Agent Jimmy Woo in the WandaVision series generating a significant online campaign for a spin-off series centered around his character.One of Randall's most notable accomplishments, in my opinion, was his co-writing and co-starring role in Netflix's rom-com Always Be My Maybe alongside Ali Wong. His portrayal of the romantic lead showcased his nuanced and hilarious performance, solidifying his talent as both a writer and actor.In addition to his own success, Randall is also committed to amplifying Asian American and underrepresented voices in the industry. This dedication has led him to co-found Imminent Collision, a production company aimed at providing a platform for these voices. Together with his friends from the LCC Theatre Company, Randall is working towards creating meaningful opportunities for marginalized communities.Most recently, Randall ventured into directing with his debut feature film, Shortcomings, a subversive romantic comedy that played in competition at this year's Sundance Film Festival. The film tells a relatable story about messy people who happen to be Asian American, providing a refreshing perspective to the genre. It was at Sundance that I had the incredible opportunity to meet Randall during a panel on directing your first feature film. I was thrilled when he agreed to share his directing journey with me on Blissful Spinster, and our conversation was filled with open dialogue, insightful advice, and inspiring anecdotes. I'm so excited to bring you my conversation with Randall! Follow Randall's Production Company - Imminent Collision on: InstagramShortcomings is still in theatres this week - GO SEE IT!Learn more about the Blissful Spinster Podcast and connect with Cris on the website, InstagramCheck out IKEA Heights on YouTubeIf you're enjoying Blissful Spinster please consider supporting me by visiting my author page on Amazon - Pawsman Prints and picking up a purrfect gift for yourself or the cat lover in your life with one of my eclectic cat-themed journals! Meow!

This episode is pretty much all about The Flash in a full spoiler discussion, so if you haven't seen the film... GO SEE IT. Stick around for the entire episode because it was a fun discussion and I'd like to read your thoughts as well! At the end of the episode I also share my quick thoughts on Extraction 2. If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to show support, the best way to do so is by subscribing to Unbashful, downloading and sharing the episodes :) INSTAGRAM: @nicholas.doucet @unbashfulpod

Beave and Len talk through the results of the 90s bracket, and critique the final choices left in the bracket. The Denver Nuggets win the 2023 NBA Finals, while Len and Beave follow along with delight. The Cubs and Guardians continue to yo-yo through the season while their fans go along for the ride. Also, f*ck the Yankees and Cardinals. Beave recommends "The Maltese Falcon", while Len thanks Ron-Ron for introducing him to Coke Move. Beave demands that Ron-Ron get a raise! Plus, Rolling Stone Top 500, Len's Favorite 500 (under the watchful eye of Robert Christgau), and finally, LANE CALL! GO SEE IT!

***SPOILER ALERT***Professor Forever reviews Nope, Jordan Peele's latest film. She says: GO SEE IT.

I was blown away by Richard Pasquarelli's solo exhibition, As It Should Be at BravinLee Programs. The show is up until May 14, 2022. GO SEE IT!  526 West 26th Street #211 NYC 10001 212-462-4404   info@bravinlee.com Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 12-5 Richard Pasquarelli is a New York based artist whose paintings study the psychological relationships between our minds and the physical world. He has what he refers to as Organizational OCD. This condition was originally pointed out to him around 10 years ago by his then teen-aged sons after a long period of watching their dad continuously straighten out everything around the house, including their casually placed backpacks. It was a bit of a wake up call for Richard and he went into a deep dive researching his condition, including attending a professional conference on hoarding and visiting hoarders' homes, immersing himself in their environment and personal stories. RIchard Pasquarelli's journey is a great example of how art is healing. Not only did Richard's experience inspire a plethora of new work for him, it helped him understand humanity and himself a whole lot better. I was fascinated and filled with questions as Richard parsed his feelings and experiences about himself, his perfectionism, and what he's learned about himself from connecting with hoarders who are the exact opposite of him. And of course how all of this has manifested in his work. Plus loads of laughing. Richard is a fun guy who's not afraid of who he is. Richard describes his understanding about his work: My paintings study the physical manifestation of psychological states of mind. Through analysis of my own compulsions for perfection and order, and research into mental health, psychology, the physical properties of nature, and philosophy, I seek a better understanding of the connections between mind and matter. To build upon my research, I have immersed myself into the study of OCD and hoarding disorder by conducting field research in the homes of people affected by these conditions. The knowledge gained through my interviews and the thousands of photographs I take during my visits have become integral parts of my process. By creating artworks based on these spaces, I have come to perceive our physical surroundings as a manifestation of the psyche. My paintings are more than representations of people's possessions, they are portraits of their minds. RIchard's Website HERE. Richard's Instagram HERE.

Newsie!! We're giving everyone ONE MORE WEEK to see No Way Home before we dive into it!!! GO SEE IT!!!We also discuss: Blue Beetle coming to Theatres!Nintendo Legend passes away...Dr. Disrespect starting his own game studio!Henry Cavill continuing to be nerd royalty. Keanu Reeves... or should we say Chuck SpadinaLegend of Vox MachinaPunishers new lookChadwick Boseman's brother wanting to bring T'Challah BackShang Chi's Director recruiting Jackie Chan (Jack and Ryan go on a rant about Jet Li)Last stop before NO way home.... Hope everyone has an amazing Holiday season!

In this podcast episode we review the movie Spider-Man: No Way Home (Released December 2021) starring Tom Holland, Zendaya, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jacob Batalon, Jon Favreau, Jamie Foxx, Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina, Benedict Wong, Tony Revolori, Marisa Tomei, Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire. WARNING: There will be SPOILERS. This movie is currently in theaters at the time of our recording, so GO SEE IT!

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME IS A MASTERPIECE. GO SEE IT, COME BACK HERE, AND LET'S DISCUSS! Remember you can be part of the show by writing in kendrickast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kendrickast/support

In this podcast episode we review the movie Ghostbusters: Afterlife (Released November 2021) starring Carrie Coon, Finn Wolfhard, Mckenna Grace and Paul Rudd. WARNING: There will be HUGE SPOILERS in the podcast and on this page. This movie is currently in theaters at the time of our recording, so GO SEE IT!

Spoiler. I consider this the most perfect film that could have been made for the final Daniel Craig Bond. In this short review I go into why this film succeeded on a technical level and on an over-all franchise level. GO SEE IT!

John and Josiah delve into the beautifully human, absurd and well crafted world of Miranda July, author, artist, performer and filmmaker as they watch her third feature, Kajillionaire. In theaters now and soon to be released VOD. Kajillionaire is a movie to talk about, to wallow in and discover its bubbly depths. We need well-crafted independent visions on our screens and this one has so much to admire: brilliant acting, great writing and more. Join Josiah and John for a quick spoiler free analysis, then GO SEE IT and listen to the extensive spoiler filled review. Connect with us on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/josiahblizzard/ https://letterboxd.com/johndoyle/ Send in a voice message, question, or request here: https://anchor.fm/racking-focus-podcast/message Remember to write us a review at Apple Podcasts and to email us at rackingfocuspod@gmail.com with comments, suggestions and films you have for us to review. Visit our website: http://www.rackingfocuspodcast.com Follow us on Instagram at Rackingfocuspodcast and join us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @podfocus If you enjoy the episode, please consider supporting them on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/rackingfocuspod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rackingfocuspodcast/message

Lianne Keemink (The Self Help Hipster) and Andrew Chin discuss self-help books, talk about their obsessions and their pop culture pleasures. BOOK OF THE MONTH Andrew and I discuss Atomic Habits, the book by James Clear ----more---- You can buy the paperback here* for 16.99 and you can buy the Kindle version off of Amazon for 12.00$!* James Clear is an American journalist, photographer and self-help blogger. For me he falls into the same category as Leo Babauta, James Altucher and Mark Manson: all big self help bloggers who came up around the same time, talking about self-development. James Clear has really narrowed down his topic to Habit Change, and the book 'Atomic Habits' is an amalgamation of everything he's ever read and everything he's ever written on the topic. Andrew and I really like the book, it touches upon some of the most important topics in habit changing, such as: It is about small changes! Getting little bits better, one-percenting (getting 1% better each day) as we coined the term in this podcast. Identity and the way you look at yourself matters, but it's a way to get yourself into the door - not a way to completely change your life in and of itself. We get into an interesting discussion about it! If you have systems in place, it is so much easier to do things, aka create new habits. Systems can be a step 1, step 2, step 3, but als other like getting an accountability partner, making the first 5 minutes of something super easy or habit-stacking. It's about progress, not perfection Andrew said: "Find the thing you want to identify with, and then prove it to yourself." Longevity and long term commitment are important. For anything, for success, for actual change, and therefore also for habits. "Just enough victories to keep you motivated, enough mistakes to keep working hard." OBSESSIONS Lianne: My dishwasher and making air horn sounds. Oh and Poolside.fm! It is SO FUN to me for some reason. I listen to it for bits and pieces here and there because it just makes me chuckle. Andrew: His Alexander McQueen double white sneakers POP CULTURE PLEASURES (Mostly Lianne, because at this point I'm 50% pop culture) Blade Runner 2049: I watched it with Vin on Netflix and it is STUNNING. Put away your phone one evening, get some snacks and go watch it. It is awe-inspiring. GLOW: Such. A. Good. Show. Also on Netflix. Andrew asked me what I thought about 902010 (no opinion but my friend Susannah hated it) and Hobbs and Shaw: I gushed for 5 minutes. GO SEE IT! Next book: Art Matters by Neil Gaiman! Other News: As mentioned in the Podcast, we're bringing the 30 Day Challenge BACK!

Hello, FINALLY!  The last two weeks have been so busy but I am BACK with an episode on the beautiful (haha) Carole King! I saw "Beautiful: The Musical" on Broadway with two of my students two weeks ago starring Vanessa Carlton. I was very thrilled to see that Vanessa Carlton can act as well! She is so talented. I thought since there are probably a lot of people that can't afford to see Broadway shows all the time or even just for people that are too far away that MAYBE an episode like this would help!  Sadly, they announced YESTERDAY that "Beautiful" will be closing on October 27th, 2019! So, if you are in the NYC area before then I really recommend you see this. It is such an amazing story of a kind, hopeful, driven, and talented woman and all the cool people in her life. I was very touched by the whole experience. GO SEE IT!  In this episode I discuss the performance as well as Carole King's background and history. It is brief so if you want to know way more I recommend you watch her discussion at the JFK Library on YouTube or read/listen to her memoir: "Natural Woman." I have have a recording slipped into the middle of us at intermission talking about what happened thus far.   Hope you have a beautiful day! :) K

Greta gives 'Booksmart' four out of four Gretas, a new rating system we've devised specifically for this wonderful new movie. Why's it so good? Well, it’s smart, funny, a little raunchy, and it embraces so many gorgeous, gut-wrenching elements of what it means to be a smart, funny teenage girl. This week on Nerdette, we talk with the wonderful Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein (the stars of the film) about the movie's themes: Friendship, growing older, sexuality, feminism, and dealing with high expectations. Bottom line: GO SEE IT.

We bottled up our feels for as long as we could -- now it's time to gush! On LEVEL 96 we dive into all of the spectacular heartbreak that is Avengers Endgame, so if you haven't seen it yet, GO SEE IT then come back and join us! We also fantasize about the best possible version of the upcoming "Untitled Avengers Project" in the video game world! Follow us on all social media @gamerageclub to see behind the scenes photos, videos, fan art and more! You can also send us your ideas for what would make a great topic for our next episode! And visit Gamerageclub.com to see some of our sweet, original products!

Ralph and Jack are back after a week-long absence for a milestone episode to talk about the start of the playoff semifinals, including the Celtics (finally?) coming together, Drake and Pascal Siakam's twin telepathy, and ponder if the Rockets can actually take down the Warriors. Hint: they can. They close out with Avengers: Endgame talk, so skip the end if you haven't seen it yet. GO SEE IT.

GO SEE IT!!!!! Before it's too late! Directed by Texas own Robert Rodriguez, go support!

We provide a spoiler-free review of M. Night Shyamalan's "Glass" and discuss the film's place in the trilogy and why it is worth seeing. GO SEE IT! Also, our movie of the week is "Space Raiders", a Roger Corman classic that may have inspired Joss Whedon's "Firefly".

"I just don't think about it." --Theo   CHILDREN OF MEN was a 2006 dystopian science fiction masterpiece that showed up what a slowly decaying world would look 20 years into a global plague in which no human can reproduce. This movie both haunting and important and Kevin and George are sitting down and going toe to toe on how much it meant to both of them.   So, as usual, if you haven't seen it GO SEE IT and then come and give us a listen.  Enjoy!   We take a “fly on the wall” approach to our listeners.  As such, some of what we discuss falls into the realm of SPOILERS.  Consider yourself warned. If you enjoyed BUSY DADS DO SCI-FI, please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, Tune In, Spotify, Google Play or wherever you may find your podcasts.  You can follow us on Instagram at busydadsdoscifi or e-mail us at busydadsdoscifi@gmail.com Theme song by Tony Fernandez

Episode 19 of More Than A Whelan breaks new ground as for the first time we have not one, but two short radio plays created exclusively for the podcast inspired by our listener creative prompts with special guest scriptwriter, poet, Mileta Rien. Sean begins the show reading the song lyrics to the only song he's ever written called Chewing Gum & Wine. Chewing and Wine. From your dress to the floor From the bottle to the door You never asked for much Except ‘don’t be poor’ Which I was And I am. You put donuts in the salad Then I told you I had had it But by the end of a moderately priced Shiraz We were fucking like rabbits. Chewing gum and wine Chewing gum and wine That was our tale. Separately spectacular But together doomed to fail I went to a Steiner school You thought that was really cool You said that you home studied And learnt Shakespeare in the pool Which is also cool Like really Chewing gum and wine Chewing gum and wine That was our tale. Separately spectacular But together doomed to fail You liked wearing pleather In all kinds of weather. In the winter that was clever But the summer was not so kind. Chewing gum and wine Chewing gum and wine It just can’t work together. But don’t worry baby. You’ll be fine You’ll be fine. You’ll be finnnnnnnne.* A CHAT WITH SCREENWRITER MILETA RIEN Sean has a chat with Mileta about her path to becoming a writer and subsequently a screenwriter. Mileta and Sean read a radioplay called Green Sea Glass, written by Mileta based upon a creative prompt by Penny Waller Ulmer. The prompt being about a true story left by Penny about collecting sea glass on a beach with her father as a child and then many years later travelling on the same beach and seeing the same green sea glass on the beach. Thank you Penny! Sean, Mileta and MTAW producer and head honcho of Castaway Studios, Derek Myers are the cast for Sean's radio play inspired by three creative prompts by Penny Waller Ulmer. Those three prompts are... If your thoughts think you. A clogged wishing well. Red chinese wedding umbrellas. Thank you so much Penny for all the inspo! You are definitely our muse of the week! Mileta then tells MTAW all about her new web series 'Keep Me in Mind'. They also discuss the success of TV shows that started out life as web series such as http://thekateringshow.com/ and High Maintenance. WHELAN & STEALIN' Mileta reads a passage from the book 'Last Chance to See' by Douglas Adams and Mark Carwardine. Sean reads some nihilist dad jokes from McSweeneys. WORLD OF WHELAN. And finally for the World of Whelan Sean talks instead about the world of Dan Lee, Castaway Studios stablemate and co-host of What Now. Dan's play Bottomless, is currently on at 45 Downstairs. GO SEE IT!

Hr 1: Anyone else notice that since Kavanaugh took over the news cylcle, Russia is no longer an issue. AND... Xander Gibb says, now journalism is apparently portraying your opinion as fact. That's not REAL journalism! Hr 2: Do you know who Gosnell is and what he did? You should! Film producer John Sullivan and actor/musician AlonZo Rachel talk about the release of this new movie "Gosnell: The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer." Hr 3: Recap The Gosnell Movie. GO SEE IT!!! And... David Fischer, CEO of Landmark Capital answers the question, is this Obama's or Trump's economy? You'll be surprised by the answer. Have you had your healthy dose of reality lately?

Since graduating from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, Brian A. Kates has edited many acclaimed films, with 14 films selected to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival and 5 films in Cannes. He has been honored with an Emmy Award for his work on Taking Chance, and an Emmy nomination for editing the pilot episode of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. He also won two ACE Eddie Awards for his work on Bessie and Lackawanna Blues, in addition to two other Eddie Award nominations. His collaborators have included Andrew Dominik (Killing Them Softly), Dee Rees (Bessie), Joseph Cedar (Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer), Michael Cuesta (Kill the Messenger), Tamara Jenkins (Private Life and The Savages), Philip Seymour Hoffman (Jack Goes Boating), John Cameron Mitchell (How to Talk to Girls at Parties and Shortbus), Lee Daniels (Shadowboxer and The Butler), Nicole Kassell (The Woodsman), George C. Wolfe (Lackawanna Blues and Nights in Rodanthe), Moisés Kaufman (The Laramie Project), Ross Katz (Taking Chance), John Krokidas (Kill Your Darlings), and Jeremiah Zagar (We the Animals). In addition to his work in fiction, he was Jonathan Caouette's co-editor on the groundbreaking documentary Tarnation. His television work has included collaborations with Alfonso Cuarón (Believe), Bill Condon (The Big C), David Simon and Eric Overmeyer (Treme), and Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel). He is currently finishing his third collaboration with John Cameron Mitchell, a 10-episode original audio musical, featuring the music of Bryan Weller and Mr. Mitchell, and a cast including Glenn Close, Patti LuPone, Cynthia Erivo, Ben Foster, Nakhane, Bridget Everett, Justin Vivian Bond, and Laurie Anderson, entitled Homunculus. I had the pleasure of chatting with Brian this week about his Emmy nomination for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, his summer camp background that got him into film and his collaborations with Lee Daniels and John Cameron Mitchell. By the end it turns a bit into an impromptu gushing about his work on NBC's Kings and a promo for his new film We the Animals, which is in theaters now. GO SEE IT. You can see Brian's work next in the upcoming Tamara Jenkins film Private Life, which will world premiere at the New York Film Festival next month. There also might be a bit of tea spilled on an upcoming sequel to a gay classic.  This interview runs just shy of 37m with music. Opening: "A Wonderful Day Like Today" from The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd (Original 1965 Broadway Cast)  Closing: "Girls Talk" by Dave Edmonds

We're back from hiatus just in time to celebrate the release of Crazy Rich Asians! There are spoilers in this episode, but what on Earth are you doing listening to us instead of seeing the movie?! GO SEE IT!!! And then join us as we lounge on a comfy couch with some tea in Mar Vista and talk about how stunning the entire cast was, the fact that CRA is as much a queer movie as it is an Asian movie, and how seeing an Asian American story in a studio film made us all openly weep through the entire movie. This

*SPOILER ALERT* You’ve been warned super film fans. On that note finally after ten years in the making the marvel cinematic universe has come together in the biggest and most epic culmination of super heroes we have ever seen for Avengers: Infinity War, and on this week’s episode we discuss and fan boy the hell out of this movie. I’m pretty much going to leave it at that because unless you’ve been living under a rock or in a cave since 2008 then you know all about this movie and if you’re fans like we are you have already seen it. If you haven’t seen it yet, GO SEE IT! Why? Well, because us talking about it just will not do any kind of justification to the level of awesomeness of this movie. Enjoy!

Ready Player One Review! Non Spoilers & Spoilers! Differences from the Book Discussion! GO SEE IT!! by The Terrible Talkers

This week I'm joined by Christine Alexis (@christineeebean) from AfterBuzz Tv. Black Panther & All-Star weekend was in full effect and this episode we dive into a multitude of topics including:Our first impressions of Black Panther. Go See It!Takeaways from the all-star weekend festivities & events. What we both are looking forward to in the 2nd half of the season. A team we are concerned with & a team who may surprise this season. As always rounding out the show, the “Crossover Segment”Listen every Tuesday & leave a 5 Star Review! Twitter: @Jusblaze_513   #AskAboveTheRimFeedback Voicemail #: 908.718.1592 Email: justinlee867@yahoo.comLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you haven't seen this charming indie-film about Indian immigrants called "The Tiger Hunter," GO SEE IT!!! Then come back and listen to this episode, where Edward, Josephine, and Albert, discuss their thoughts about the movie. 

This week the Mort Gang is joined by legendary artist, punk angel, queer agitator, trash guru, and babe John Criscitello to discuss artistic practice in the digital age, the role of commerce in art, how goofy the concept of "selling out" is, the operatic, American tragedy of Anna Nicole Smith, why we'll never stop building more bullshit for rich kids, getting over in a post-gentrification landscape, and a bunch of other stuff. This is easily one of my favorite episodes we've done, even though there's a point where Matt's fuckin breathing really makes me want to set myself on fire. John's show In Code opens at 4 Culture gallery September 7th 2017 from 6-8pm, and will be up until the 28th. GO SEE IT! This week's breaks are "Tramma Nella Metropoli" by I Marc 4, and "Sortilegio Titoli" by Silvanio D'Auria. Buy John's fuckin rad stuff at http://jcriscitellostudio.bigcartel.com Subscribe to Mortville! 

Hey Friends! We've found a gem here with Logan Lucky. It kept us on our toes as well as incorporating plenty of laughs. We cannot recommend this movie enough and it seems that this one fell under the radar. Do yourselves a favor and GO SEE IT!  As always please follow us on Instagram and Twitter @friendsforeels  !

It's the end of the year and the start of a new era of Star Wars fandom! Prepare for two geeks, one from the original generation and one from the dark times before we knew that more was coming, completely gush over possibly the greatest hits album of Star Wars. If you didn't see the movie...WHAT ARE YOU DOING LISTENING TO THIS?! GO SEE IT! NOW! We can wait. Otherwise...prepare to be spoiled rotten. Otherwise, this would be a pretty short episode! So join you good buddy Aaron and Scott McGregor on loan from the Two True Freaks network as we talk about Rogue One: A Star Wars Story or as I call it...Episode 3.99.This episode is dedicated to the memories of Carrie Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds. Our thoughts and prayers go out to their families.

It's the end of the year and the start of a new era of Star Wars fandom! Prepare for two geeks, one from the original generation and one from the dark times before we knew that more was coming, completely gush over possibly the greatest hits album of Star Wars. If you didn't see the movie...WHAT ARE YOU DOING LISTENING TO THIS?! GO SEE IT! NOW! We can wait. Otherwise...prepare to be spoiled rotten. Otherwise, this would be a pretty short episode! So join you good buddy Aaron and Scott McGregor on loan from the Two True Freaks network as we talk about Rogue One: A Star Wars Story or as I call it...Episode 3.99.This episode is dedicated to the memories of Carrie Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds. Our thoughts and prayers go out to their families.

In Episode 7, Luke Skywalker has disappeared and the First Order has risen out of the dust of the Galactic Empire. What’s that? This isn’t Star Wars? This is Dude, Did You Hear? Oh, ok. In this episode, we discover we may be in a simulation, one made by crazy intelligent beings. A simulation with SWORD WATCH 2017 PT II! A simulated world where kids are finding WWII planes in their backyards and lawyers pants are literally on fire.  Plus the dudes dive into Logan and Kong: Skull Island (and their opinions) to prepare you for your weekend at the movies.  Dave and Andy are drinking Sapporo and Pacifico (in cans!). ——————————————————————————————————— Dude, Did Your Hear? The ancient Persians debated things twice. Once while sober. Once while drunk. Debate class must have been a riot. It wasn’t money burning a whole in this lawyer’s pockets. His pants caught on fire during an arson trial, giving new meaning to “liar, liar, pants on fire.” Neil De Grasse Tyson thinks it’s a coin flip for whether we’re currently living in a computer simulation. Upon further review, Andy and Dave decide to take the blue pill. They just don’t want to be hassled.  The Vikings stadium is killing a record number of birds. Not the Falcons, Eagles, or the Cardinals. Birds that don’t know the difference between 4-3, 3-4, and large structures impeding their flight path.  The Return of Sword Watch 2017! Plus a LINK! A kid overachieves on his WWII history report. By a lot. (Bullwhip, Leather Jacket, and Fedora not included) Dave and Andy debate Kong: Skull Island – Dave can’t switch his brain off, Andy can. Somebody liked it, you’ll never guess who. Logan is an action movie masterpiece. GO SEE IT. RIGHT NOW! But leave the kids and faint-hearted friends at home. Seriously, you better be reading this in line at the theater.   We Recommend: Drinking coffee black and gives tips on how to get there. Like a bowel movement, Andy and Dave enjoy their coffee dark, smooth, and oily.  Bringing a book. Unless you can’t read. It’s good for your brain... And society.   We Don’t Recommend: Having no real relationships.  Dune? Don’t. Patrick Stewart has a weird mullet, Sting is gyrating in a loincloth and, unless you studied, you won’t make it through the first act.  Dave also doesn’t recommend selfies. Or killfies. Or people who use the word killfie.

The Harold & Maudecast Movie Reviews - Sing Street by Sarah Mason & Jake Essoe On this episode of Justice & Doom Movie Reviews we review the wonderful Irish Film, SING STREET, we loved this film! It is set in Dublin in 1985. In short, it's about a boy, who likes a girl, so he starts a band. It's a coming of age story beautifully written, directed and with stand out acting performances by Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, Jack Reynor, Lucy Boynton and a magnificent crew of young Irish actors. The cast includes Aidan Gillen (aka Little Finger from GAME OF THRONES) and Maria Doyle Kennedy (THE COMMITMENTS. The film premiered in March at the Dublin International Film Festival. It's currently in theaters -- GO SEE IT. It's worth every second and penny spent. 9.5/10 on our Justice & Doom Meter.

We talked about the trailer and gushed over Deadpool back when the trailer released but this episode is ALL ABOUT SPOILERS!!! So be warned if you haven't seen the movie yet (Which what are you doing GO SEE IT!) Also #seedeadpoolbeatpassion

We talked about the trailer and gushed over Deadpool back when the trailer released but this episode is ALL ABOUT SPOILERS!!! So be warned if you haven't seen the movie yet (Which what are you doing GO SEE IT!) Also #seedeadpoolbeatpassion

It's the Deadpool movie podcast! David and Scott chat it up, giving you a spoiler inducing, filth fest review of an amazing movie. If you love the comic, you should love this movie. If you don't know the comic, go see this movie. Right now, Go See It! Then come back and listen to us talk about it. Enjoy!

Does Focus manage to keep our attention? Find out on this week’s episode of the podcast! (SPOILER ALERT: YES IT DOES, GO SEE IT.) We also talk about the Oscars, Neill Blomkamp and Alien, and the recent X-Men casting news. Show Notes: Introduction Film…Read more ›

So, this is late, and it even became 24 hours later because of computer issues.  Again.  Grrr.The roommate who dare not speak his name took me to see "Interstellar" this weekend.  Go See It!  I will try to tell you why.And I have found some collected comic books that are making me super super happy.Then, because I love you so much, I share with you my first published work - "Attack of the Giant Green Fuzzy Thing" from 1982!I thank you all for your continued support and look forward to your comments!   More Geek Than Gay on Twitter - twitter.com/MoreGeekThanGay                              on FaceBook - www.facebook.com/MoreGeekThanGayFour Color Story Time - fourcolorstorytime.libsyn.com/webpageMath Monkeys - mathmonkeys.libsyn.com/webpage Compete Sports Magazine - competenetwork.com/magazineJoshua Tree Feeding Program - www.jtfp.orgPartylite Candles from Joseph - www.partylite.biz/sites/flamer

In this listener feedback show, we start off by talking about why Scott dropped cable, how he can still watch most of his science fiction shows, and how is saving money in the process. Miles and Scott also give a thumbs-up review of Captain America. GO SEE IT. Listeners weigh in on that, talk aboy the Star Trek NASA Experience and Torchwood: Miracle Day, Alphas, Warehouse 13, Eureka, and Falling Skies. The music at the end of the episode is from Captain America: First Avenger and can be found below. Live long and podcast!

In this listener feedback show, we start off by talking about why Scott dropped cable, how he can still watch most of his science fiction shows, and how is saving money in the process. Miles and Scott also give a thumbs-up review of Captain America. GO SEE IT. Listeners weigh in on that, talk aboy the Star Trek NASA Experience and Torchwood: Miracle Day, Alphas, Warehouse 13, Eureka, and Falling Skies. The music at the end of the episode is from Captain America: First Avenger and can be found below. Live long and podcast!