Podcast appearances and mentions of jose padilha

Joshua Zetumer serves as the showrunner, executive producer, and head writer of FX's SAY NOTHING, an adaptation of the New York Times best-selling and National Book Critics Circle Award for Non-Fiction winning book SAY NOTHING: A TRUE STORY OF MURDER AND MEMORY IN NORTHERN IRELAND by Patrick Radden Keefe. Zetumer has also written on a number of global box office hits, including ROBOCOP from director Jose Padilha and the action thriller PATRIOTS DAY about the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013 and the subsequent terrorist manhunt. The FX's limited series SAY NOTHING is a gripping story of murder and memory in Northern Ireland during The Troubles. Spanning four decades, the series opens with the shocking disappearance of Jean McConville, a single mother of ten who was abducted from her home in 1972 and never seen alive again. Telling the story of various Irish Republican Army (IRA) members, SAY NOTHING explores the extremes some people will go to in the name of their beliefs, the way a deeply divided society can suddenly tip over into armed conflict, the long shadow of radical violence for all affected, and the emotional and psychological costs of a code of silence. In this interview, we talk about his personal background and influences, the decision to take on projects like ROBOCOP and PATRIOT'S DAY, the opportunity to return to personal filmmaking with SAY NOTHING, The balance between creative control and collaboration with directors and actors, and much more. As a special note, this was part of our new LIVE interview series in partnership with Buzztown, a community for serious screenwriters, where students also participated in this interview. You can learn more or join the waitlist here: forms.gle/RNaoVrdU9afWpykWA Want more? Steal my first book, INK BY THE BARREL - SECRETS FROM PROLIFIC WRITERS right now for free. Simply head over to www.brockswinson.com to get your free digital download and audiobook. If you find value in the book, please share it with a friend as we're giving away 100,000 copies this year. It's based on over 400 interviews here at Creative Principles. Enjoy! If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It only takes about 60 seconds and it really helps convince some of the hard-to-get guests to sit down and have a chat (simply scroll to the bottom of your iTunes Podcast app and click “Write Review"). Enjoy the show!

Get ready for a fun ride... Sadie and Jeanne speak with Josh Zetumer—showrunner, head writer and executive produce of FX's new series, "Say Nothing," out now on Hulu. Josh discusses the process of adapting The New York Times best selling novel, Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland by Patrick Radden Keefe, the challenges of writing to a tight budget, and shares amazing advice all writers need to hear.You're going to want to watch this series. Maybe even a few times.ABOUT JOSH ZETUMERJoshua Zetumer serves as the showrunner, executive producer and head writer of FX's Say Nothing, an adaptation of the New York Times best selling and National Book Critics Circle Award for Non-Fiction winning book "Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland" by Patrick Radden Keefe. Zetumer has written on a number of global box office hits, including RoboCop from director Jose Padilha, the action thriller Patriots Day about the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013 and the subsequent terrorist manhunt. Directed by Peter Berg and starring Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Monaghan and Kevin Bacon, Patriots Day was based on the book "Boston Strong" by Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge. He also completed script revisions for the 2008 James Bond movie, Quantum of Solace.Three of Zetumer's scripts have been included on the Blacklist, two of them in the top ten. Pipeline Podcasts:All OG Pipeline Artists podcasts can be found on pipelineartists.com/listen.YouTube:Watch full (read that as "most" because Jeanne is tired) episodes on YouTube.Follow us on X:@recklesscr8tive@SadieKDean@jeannevb@pipelineartistsFollow us on IG:@recklesscr8tive@_thesadiedean@jeannevb_@pipelineartistsEnter Pipeline's Contests:Script Pipeline (Screenwriting, TV, First Look, Pitch Contest)Film Pipeline (Short Scripts and Short Films)Book Pipeline (Unpublished and Adaptation)

A resurrection of the Robocop franchise was in the works for nearly a decade, and the post Marvel superhero boom seemed a perfect time to debut a new take on a crime fighting cyborg cop. But despite the best efforts of director Jose Padilha and a stellar cast featuring Gary Oldman, Michael Keaton and Joel Kinnaman, the 2014 remake missed the mark with fans and ticket buyers. Join Rodney and Sebastian as they crack the case on why this big budget reboot roboflopped.

Refried Scenes hosts Carol Cowles and the Mighty Mia Davis discuss the 1987 Robocop directed by Paul Verhoeven and its 2014 remake, directed by Jose Padilha.

Welcome back to SciFi Onscreen. This will I will be comparing the 1987 Paul Verhoeven Robocop with the 2014 Jose Padilha remake. The post Episode 139 – Robocop – Original vs. Remake appeared first on SciFi Onscreen Podcast.

*This podcast originally aired on February 17th 2014, and is part of our Retro Rewind initiative to publish our back catalog of episodes for our listeners! In Episode 23 of The Confirmed Epic Podcast we review one of our most anticipated films of Winter/Spring 2014: Jose Padilha’s Robocop Remake. We also get into what we have been checking out: The original Star Wars, Trilogy, Frank Miller’s Robocop 2 graphic novel, The Jason Bateman and Jennifer Anniston film Switch, The Sacha Baron Cohen film The Dictator, and the epic PC game Civ 5. In Epic News we discuss: Star Wars: The Clone Wars coming to Netflix March 7th, FOX’s upcoming Gotham TV Show, Spiderman’s upcoming brand new origin comic: Learning to Crawl by Dan Slott, and The Wonder Year’s finally coming to DVD sometime in 2014. Let us know what you thought about the podcast in the comments below or follow and tweet us @thereelbradbell Find us on Stitcher, Itunes, Podbean, and You Tube Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @theconfirmedepicpodcast Checkout Jerry's Action Figure reviews hot and fresh daily over at actionfigurebarbecue.com Support the podcast with some our Confirmed Epic Podcast merch. found at teepublic.com/user/thereelbradbell Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe to us on iTunes just search for: The Confirmed Epic Podcast You can always email any questions, comments, and concerns about the show to thepicreview@gmail.com

That's right, it happened. The Still Interested team have successfully transitioned to developing movies, in Ye Olde Hollywood! Matt Perrett joins Ben and Jackson, and all the ghosts of Tinseltown, as they talk through Jose Padilha's 2014 remake of RoboCop. Our ghoulish producers have demanded that we bring up the misuse of academy award winners, high concept cyberpunk dance movies and the bottomless rhymes of MC Dusk.If you have an idea for a rebooted franchise you'd like us to do next, hit us up on facebook or twitter @SIcurioshow and @curionetwork, or at curionetwork.com. If you like the episode share it with a friend and leave us a review, we'll love you for it!

Sin un plan previo, nos juntamos con 3 títulos de temáticas incómodas, de ésas que no sirven simplemente para pasar un rato… Nos ocupamos de un secuestro aéreo, un cambio violento de gobierno y una historia enormemente desconcertante con protagonista infantil: “7 days in Entebbe” aka “7 días en Entebbe”, de Jose Padilha; “No escape” […]

Tropa de Elite es una saga de películas brasileñas del director de cine José Padilha (Narcos y Robocop), que se centra en las actuaciones del BOPE (Batallón de Operaciones Policiales Especiales). En la sección Cosas que nos hacen sentir viejos, con motivo de los 50 años del triunfo de Massiel en Eurovisión, hemos recordado las canciones más representativas de este último medio siglo. Una oda a la caspa. Para terminar, aprovechando la sección de los oyentes, nuestro colaborador Valdis, nos lee la cartilla respecto a varios errores que cometimos en el programa Vinilo de barra sobre canciones de asesinos en serie. Es lo que tiene dar por hecho la existencia de la Papisa Juana. Un programa que ha contado con Doc, Plissken, Luigi Vercotti, Orri, Benalmadelman y el ya citado, Valdis. Si os gusta suscribios, estamos en Twitter y Facebook. También nos podéis escribir a cinedebarra@gmail.com

**Entebbe (2018)**, Directed by Jose Padilha. *Everybody Get Down!!... and Boogie!*

Entebbe (2018), Directed by Jose Padilha. Everybody Get Down!!... and Boogie!

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Tym razem o nieco zapomnianym filmie akcji brazylijskiego reżysera, pozycja która naszym zdaniem jest perełką tego gatunku! 9. Elitarni - Jose Padilha

When we were kids, we didn’t just have a robot or a cop or a Peter Weller robot, we had Robocop! Part man, part machine and all bad ass. This week, the boys get together to discuss the original 1987 Paul Verhoeven Robobop, the 2014 Jose Padilha remake and every single thing in between. It’s … Continue reading "42 – Robocops"

Jose Padilha is one of Brazil's most successful and controversial film makers. His movies focus on violence and corruption in the favelas of Rio. Is his dark vision of Brazil fact or fiction?Picture: Jose Padilha, Credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images

The Movie Review this week looks at Robocop, director Jose Padilha's remake of a 1987 classic. It is currently competing with "The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug" for the favor of the Chinese audience. Guess which one is the winner? Luo Laiming has more! It's safe to say, Robocop will not make much of a dent in Chinese film market. Not because it faces strong competition against the new Hobbit film, but rather because it has its own disadvantages. Firstly, the original 1987 film of the same name is not very well known in China. Despite its one-time popularity which spawned a lackluster franchise, all I could vaguely recall is an animated TV series. There are some science-fiction fans who remember Paul Verhoeven's movie as a must-see classic, but generally speaking few would walk into the cinema knowing they'll be seeing a remake. Even for those looking forward to watching a modern interpretation of the story, there are still a few things that will disappoint viewers, but we'll come to that later. To do justice to the director Jose Padilha, we need to first acknowledge his efforts to appeal to viewers with modern tastes. I don't think the new generation of moviegoers could appreciate the stiff action genre of the last century. I don't think the styles of Sylvester Stallone or Arnold Schwarzenegger are able to sell as they once did. If they were a few decades younger, they would abandon their "stand-still-and-shoot" style quicker than you can say Jack Robinson. So the 2014 entry is an improvement on the Verhoeven original. The story is propelled by swift action and deft editing. And modern CGI techniques offer rewarding effects, including videogame-like gunfights and perhaps a somewhat discomforting exhibition of brain surgery. On the other side of editing is a barely complete story. The 1987 classic, according to Wikipedia, includes themes regarding the media, gentrification, corruption, authoritarianism, dystopia and many others. But in the remake, two words are enough to summarize the whole piece: shooting sprees. Robocop has a wife and a son, but no screen time is devoted to explaining how they get used to a family member made of steel. The scientist played by Gary Oldman tampered with Robocop's brain to make him, or it, lose human sentiment. There could well be some extra storylines on the side to enrich the whole set. But the director chose to ignore them, and instead decided that the viewers needed more gunfights. A human-robot sci-fi film is always an appetizer for the more thoughtful of filmgoers. But with "Robocop", each time you think "Wait a minute, that's an interesting idea", the story fails to linger and instead carries you forward to a noisy showdown of 50 caliber bullets. The movie's primary target is the brainy sci-fi lovers, but it has not done a great job to entertainment them.

It's safe to say, Robocop will not make much of a dent in Chinese film market. Not because it faces strong competition against the new Hobbit film, but rather because it has its own disadvantages. Firstly, the original 1987 film of the same name is not very well known in China. Despite its one-time popularity which spawned a lackluster franchise, all I could vaguely recall is an animated TV series. There are some science-fiction fans who remember Paul Verhoeven's movie as a must-see classic, but generally speaking few would walk into the cinema knowing they'll be seeing a remake. Even for those looking forward to watching a modern interpretation of the story, there are still a few things that will disappoint viewers, but we'll come to that later. To do justice to the director Jose Padilha, we need to first acknowledge his efforts to appeal to viewers with modern tastes. I don't think the new generation of moviegoers could appreciate the stiff action genre of the last century. I don't think the styles of Sylvester Stallone or Arnold Schwarzenegger are able to sell as they once did. If they were a few decades younger, they would abandon their "stand-still-and-shoot" style quicker than you can say Jack Robinson. So the 2014 entry is an improvement on the Verhoeven original. The story is propelled by swift action and deft editing. And modern CGI techniques offer rewarding effects, including videogame-like gunfights and perhaps a somewhat discomforting exhibition of brain surgery. On the other side of editing is a barely complete story. The 1987 classic, according to Wikipedia, includes themes regarding the media, gentrification, corruption, authoritarianism, dystopia and many others. But in the remake, two words are enough to summarize the whole piece: shooting sprees. Robocop has a wife and a son, but no screen time is devoted to explaining how they get used to a family member made of steel. The scientist played by Gary Oldman tampered with Robocop's brain to make him, or it, lose human sentiment. There could well be some extra storylines on the side to enrich the whole set. But the director chose to ignore them, and instead decided that the viewers needed more gunfights. A human-robot sci-fi film is always an appetizer for the more thoughtful of filmgoers. But with "Robocop", each time you think "Wait a minute, that's an interesting idea", the story fails to linger and instead carries you forward to a noisy showdown of 50 caliber bullets. The movie's primary target is the brainy sci-fi lovers, but it has not done a great job to entertainment them.

We are joined by the amazingly knowledgeable hosts of the new podcast, The Cult of Muscle! Jake and our old buddy CDR hang out to review the film, The Last Stand. We do our best to give a serious, intelligent critique of the film... but that's not what went down.... at all. So grab your Happy Meal and Super Size it with a butt chocolate shake! And strap on to the right...orrrr… left… or was it right? Topics discussed: Mark Millar, Jose Padilha, The Villain, Vivid video’s superhero porn imprint, Stallone vs Jean Claude Van Damme, fry guys, the Elite Squad films, Frank Quitely, JCVD, Michael Leger is awesome, The Deadites are broke, Foul King, drinking chalices, paying Michael Jackson's brother, I heart synths interview, WWE Network, The Vamp Quartet, The famous bowl, owing Spotify money, Parole Violators, ECW’s Barley Legal, cornfield car chases, Bride of Frankenstein, The Last Stand, Ronald Schwarzenegger, House, I Saw the Devil, Kim Jee-Woon, Jake McLargeHuge, irish walking caps, Universal Monster’s essential collection, Teeel record, MonsteZero’s HorrorHound article, motorcycles shaped as guitars, Robocop, wearing shoes in the studio, Captain America XXX, The Diddler, Jem, The Good, the Bad and the Weird, Jamie Alexander, Animal House, Godzilla, Dr Who & James Bond, Andy Griffiths, 80's Action Movies, 2014 photo contest, The Warriors, Tale of Two Sisters, John Stanley’s Creature Feature, “Friends” from Miami Connection, butt chocolate, The Expendendables, doing reps, Arnold with his shirt on, Commando, She Hulk, Frankenstein’s Army, MonsterZero’s hair, Universal Soldier, Murderface, Axel Braun, Stone Cold breaking backs, left and right, Sif and cousin Kate, Dr. Who, Forest Whitaker’s left eye, Sabotage, Luis Guzman, The Authority, and Harold Ramis.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

In Episode 71, Top 5 Film welcomes back Drew McWeeny of HitFix on to the show to talk the recent remake of Paul Verhoeven's iconic 1987 scifi "RoboCop." The 2014 update is directed by Jose Padilha, written by Joshua Zetumer, and stars Joel Kinnaman as the cyborgentic cop. Despite Hollywood having tunnel vision for remakes, we at Top 5 Film feel the act is getting a little tired so we decided to have a little fun with our Top 5 list and do a Top 5 Alternate Titles for "RoboCop" (2014).