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We are in the deep heat of the summer and it's a perfect time for a coming of age tale set against the backdrop of a high school summer in Ohio. The writing, the acting, and the characters of this film will captivate you and with it's R rating, language wasn't toned down to make it hit that PG-13 summer market. Even as a R, it's not a boner comedy about sex and boobies but just a really fun film. Give it a shot and listen along to how Brett and Pat enjoyed it as well. twitch.tv/epiccouchtime twitch.tv/brettingtonfrothingslosh discord.gg/gdTEUm9p6c
Jennifer's feature film work has included: Miss Meadows, Criminal Activities, I Am Not A Serial Killer, Madtown, My Friend Dahmer, Looks That Kill, Queenpins, and Turtles All The Way Down. Earlier in Jennifer's career, she was also Art Director for the films: Take Shelter and The Kings Of Summer.
Casey and Jack are back to talk about their IMC (Role Models + The Kings of Summer), rank the last 10 IMCs, and play grid trivia connecting movies to actors and actors to movies. Role Models- 8:27 The Kings of Summer- 16:01 Rank the Last 10 IMCs- 27:35 Grid Trivia- 32:30 Follow/Subscribe Instagram- @dionfamilynetwork, @jack.dion, @caseysdion, @megdionart Ask a question/comment: popinions.mailbag@gmail.com https://jack-dion99.blogspot.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmcJq3QquE0dd5agmz9e74g
Die Geschichte und Entwicklung von Beachvolleyball in den 80ern und 90ern. Mit einem Fokus auf die AVP und die olympischen Spiele 1996 in Atlanta.
Richard began stunt work following a career in US Army Special Operations and Defense Department, as well as a teaching martial arts. His first project was choreographing action fight scenes for the NFL Cleveland Browns fantasy video Masters Of The Gridiron. Richard is currently Director of Stunt Predators USA & SFX based out of Ohio, and he has worked on dozens of films, including: A Better Way To Die, Take Shelter, The Kings Of Summer, Dog Eat Dog, The Killing Of A Sacred Deer, Between Worlds, Dark Waters, I See You, Don't Tell A Soul, Holler and White Noise. In addition to his film work, Richard is a sought-after motivational speaker. With blackbelts in Karate, Judo and Jujitsu, he also teaches at his dojo, The Madison Combined Martial Arts Association, in Madison, Ohio.
It's time for another episode!This time around we sat down with writer/director Connor O'Hara and producer Jamie Gamache.They stopped by to talk to us about Kings of Summer from 2013. We also talk about their own film Kindling, running away from home and telescopic arms.Check it out!All the usual links below:Apple/iPhone:https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/films-n-that/id1470141261Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/1C4LiOrMZTD90e9tbB5EQOAcast:https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/6071ac061216e55e7a95b11bYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIZopXPQHmlSnpgwtr2_ROQIf you'd like to get in touch, then the email is filmsandthatpod@gmail.com and we're on all the usual social media platforms if just search for Just Films & that and you should find us!If you want hear more from the guys then check out the links below and thank us later!Instagram for Kindling:https://www.instagram.com/kindlingfilm/?hl=enWebsite for Kindling:https://www.kindlingfilm.com/Trailer for Kindling:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIRyPQtpmC4Or you can stream the film on the links below:Amazon:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kindling-George-Somner/dp/B0BYVQV574/ref=sr_1_4?crid=O5OYYJQDF72C&keywords=kindling+film&qid=1684680392&sprefix=kindling+film%2Caps%2C103&sr=8-4Sky Store: https://www.skystore.com/product/kindling/0eb08d49-9793-4090-ac17-eb95c370c94dOur own Website ishttps://www.justfilmsandthatpod.com/Our Patreon is:https://www.patreon.com/justfilmsandthatCheers!The Just Films & That team Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What's that smell? Is it three teenage boys living in the woods for a month? Or just one relentless asshole? We watched Kings of Summer! Will it be the ultimate act of independence? Or just a pitiful attempt at rebellion?
My guests today are gold medal beach volleyball champion Kent Steffes and beach volleyball player and author Travis Mewhirter. I don't care if you have an interest in beach volleyball, if you want to know what a winner's mindset is, then this is a conversation for you. Kent's unique approach to reaching goals, be it sport or business, is worth your time. His deep philosophical approach to executing a strategy is an example of a 1% person of the 1%. He readily admits there is a cost for winning and shares how he navigated that or re-framed it during his career. Kent and Travis's new book KINGS OF SUMMER, a history of men's beach volleyball, is out now. I just wish I knew Kent better 35 years ago to learn just the three things all the great volleyball players do. What did Kent do after he won the gold at 27? Headed to Stanford business school and did a complete pivot at 30. If you want to listen to someone who approaches things in a way most of us don't, tune in. Enjoy Connect with Gabby @gabbyreece | Linktree For show notes and past guests, please visit gabriellereece.com/podcast The Gabby Reece Show talks to top experts with the goal of extracting the best information you will need to navigate the universe of health, fitness, relationships, parenting, and business. Gabby keeps it simple but gets to the heart of the conversation with the hopes of providing you with realistic takeaways. Book: KINGS OF SUMMER PODCAST. SANDCAST with Travis Mewhirter and Tri Bourne Instagram: Kent @kentsteffes32t & Travis @Trammew Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We're talking to ayokay! Ayokay recently dropped his sophomore album Digital Dreamscape featuring a highly visual and sci-fi-infused narrative exploring themes of loneliness, surrender, and human connection. In addition to the new project, Ayokay recently announced a tour with Chelsea Cuter and Arden Jones kicking off this October. (www.everythingisayokay.com/#tour) Brendan has been a longtime fan of Ayokay ever since he heard 'Kings of Summer' with Quinn XCII back in 2016, so this was an exciting episode! You can catch ayokay on the cover of the Music You're Missing Spotify playlist now! Thank you to BeatStars for sponsoring this episode. BeatStars is the world's #1 digital music marketplace to buy and sell beats. Music You're Missing listeners can get a free one month premium subscription to open their own virtual music store by going to beatsars.com/mym and using the code “MYMFREE”. Follow ayokay: https://www.everythingisayokay.com/#home Follow Music You're Missing: https://linktr.ee/MusicYoureMissing Music You're Missing is a music podcast and Spotify playlist curated by Brendan Jeannetti.
Richard began stunt work following a career in US Army Special Operations and Defense Department, as well as a teaching martial arts. His first project was choreographing action fight scenes for the NFL Cleveland Browns fantasy video Masters Of The Gridiron. Richard is currently Director of Stunt Predators USA & SFX based out of Ohio, and he has worked on dozens of films, including: A Better Way To Die, Take Shelter, The Kings Of Summer, Dog Eat Dog, The Killing Of A Sacred Deer, Between Worlds, Dark Waters, I See You, Don't Tell A Soul, and Holler. In addition to his film work, Richard is a sought-after motivational speaker. With blackbelts in Karate, Judo and Jujitsu, he also teaches at his dojo, The Madison Combined Martial Arts Association, in Madison, Ohio.
Wolf Children gives a whole new meaning to raw dogging, while befriending the weird kid has its benefits in The Kings of Summer, and Eighth Grade is exactly as you remember it: cringey as heck.We're going through changes in 3...2...1...BINGE! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/3-2-1-binge/message
Hello everyone! In direct response to our skepticism the last couple weeks, the Mariners have gone on something of a tear. Taking the series in Kansas City and now sweeping the recently feeble Oakland Athletics, the Mariners find themselves a mere 2 games out in the wild card hunt. Yet questions abound, and we are here to answer all the pressing issues facing the team. Noted Topics: · Will the Mariners make the playoffs? · How do the next 9 games need to go for the Mariners to make the playoffs? · What has happened to the Padres? · The Kids are alright? · What to do with Yusei Kikuchi? · Do the Mariners have any other viable starters? · Is it time for Julio or Matt Brash to join the big league team? · How fun has the season been? · Is this the end for the Mariners and Kyle Seager? · Shannon Drayer drops a live bombshell that demands our attention John's audio is a little cut-y for the first 13 minutes or so, but we make an adjustment that alleviates it for the most part from there on out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The Sacramento Kings are NBA Champions (of summer league)! Max Bernstein and Jon Blue join the program to talk everything Summer League. The Knicks look like they had a good draft with Grimes and McBride. Grit and Grimes! What's next in Frank's journey of life? Did Houston make a good choice with Jalen Green over Evan Mobley? Will Ben Simmons start the year with the Sixers? All that and more, this week on Larry! Guests: Max Bernstein - Twitter Jon Blue Follow Larry on Twitter and Instagram
This week Brendan and Benji discuss 2013's The Kings of Summer in honor of Benji's birthday month! Enjoy the conversation about the captivation of summer while being a Teenager stuck in the house with your parents. We hope you enjoy this one as much as we did!
00:50 - the intro03:40 - initial thoughts07:15 - meeting the kings19:45 - finding a place to live28:45 - tensions begin to rise38:25 - a moment of synchronicity 41:20 - Joe invites some people back to the house47:55 - monopoly 2.057:15 - How do we feel about Kelly?01:01:30 - Did joe have things under control?01:15:50 - The Taste Test
Welcome back to another episode and this time we are discussing two coming of age movies. Starting with Babyteeth & finishing off with The Kings of Summer. Section 1 - Anything Goes This week Nicole records from the noisiest room in the house and we chat about what we have coming up and the things we’ve been watching with our eyeballs. Section 2 – Coming of Age Movies: Babyteeth & The Kings of Summer 00:20:10 – Dan’s topic intro. 00:31:15 – Babyteeth. 00:42:28 – The Kings of Summer. Section 3 – Stitch-Up 00:50:48 - Last time Nicole lost the poll and had to watch Avalanche Sharks. Next we find out if Dan will be watching The Barbie Diaries or Nicole will be watching Howard the Duck for the next stitch-up review in episode 78. Lastly, we announce the films for the next poll. To vote follow the show on Instagram @twinpickspod. Catch up with Dan on Instagram @Flick.Face Nicole on Instagram @nikacreativ Email the show at twinpickspod@gmail.com FREE WAYS TO SUPPORT US Do you listen regularly? Would you support us if it didn’t cost you anything? Here are the options: Do you use Amazon? If you click through The Kings of Summer link and buy the film, or maybe you’ll buy something else… I don’t know. Maybe we’ll get a little tiny bonus from your purchase which doesn’t cost you a thing. Another way to support us is to just share our show with your friends, family or anyone else you think might enjoy Twin Picks. Or you can subscribe through your podcast player of choice and leave a review on: Spotify |YouTube |Apple Podcasts |Google Podcasts |Podbean | Listen Notes |Podbay If you have some spare currency knocking around and would like to support us with our coffee needs you can buy us a cup on Ko-Fi.com We’ll shout out any human that buys us a coffee. Spoiler warnings for Babyteeth, The Kings of Summer & Avalanche Sharks. Don’t let your kids listen to this.
You thought this was over? Nah, not even. Who doesn't love a good coming of age tale, but does The Kings of Summer scratch that itch? We also discuss how Adam (2009) maybe tried too hard to be uncomplicated. Just do yourself a favor and keep your expectations low for Thunder Force when you decide to watch it. And just what do they use for those raw chicken scenes anyway? Some sort of gummy candy?Follow us on Twitter
Thanks for listening! Visit penfriend.rocks/ryan for the deluxe show notes for this episode..Ryan Miller is the lead singer and guitarist of alternative rock band Guster. Formed in 1991, Guster have released eight studio albums, performed with symphony orchestras and played a LOT of gigs. Since co-writing and scoring the film “Nobody” with Rob Perez, Ryan has composed music for “Safety Not Guaranteed”, “The Kings Of Summer”, “The Fundamentals Of Caring”, “Mr Roosevelt” and “The Last Summer”. After moving to Vermont from New York, Ryan began hosting a TV series on Vermont PBS called “Makin’ Friends With Ryan Miller”..In this conversation, we discuss the life of a multi-hyphenate artist – how giving yourself permission opens up the canvas of possibilities, not being scared to try new things, because your fans don’t remember your failures, the band / fan relationship – how Guster invented street teams in the 90s, and put their fans at the centre of everything they do and how overlapping your interests is like putting more colours onto your canvas..My new album "Exotic Monsters" is available to pre-order now via http://penfriend.rocks/newalbum - thanks for supporting independent music!.If you'd like to sponsor a future episode of this show, visit the Sponsorship page for three easy ways to get involved..The Penfriend songs featured in this episode are "Cancel Your Hopes" (intro), "Everything Looks Normal In The Sunshine" (instrumental) and "Black Car" (at the end). Visit the Songs page for more.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/attention-engineer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Zum 100. mal hört ihr die Banausen in der heutigen Episode! Und zu diesem grandiosen Anlass gibt's langen Spielspaß und es stehen ganz famose Filme auf dem Speiseplan - plus gibt es wilde Pläne für eine alkoholisierte Banausen-Episode und ihr werdet erfahren warum Lee und Guess zu alt sind für diese hektische Welt und sich selbst bei Lidl und in der S-Bahn verloren fühlen. Bäm!
Welcome to the first episode of The Docket! This first review is 7 years in the making. I fell in love with The Kings of Summer and it wound up being my favorite movie of the year (top 3 at least). In this episode, I ask Law why the hell it took so long to get to this. Does he have a good enough excuse? Find out! CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes
The Kings of Summer (2013). The premise of the show: Two or one of us explain a movie to the other two or one of us-- in its entirety! This week, Kimmy takes us on a journey through boyhood, the woods, and even the hospital! Tune in to hear her explanation of the 2013 coming-of-age dramedy, starring Nick Robinson (and many others). Spoiler alert: The ENTIRETY of the 2013 film WILL be spoiled in our discussion of every off-the-wall thing Moisés Arias says. For spoiler time-stamps, check out our Instagram and Twitter @WeExplainMovies. Episode Chapters: 1:10 What did you watch this week? 18:20 Movie-related questions 28:10 Film discussion: The Kings of Summer 1:17:50 Ratings and reviews 1:24:00 Watchlist and Recommendations
You already know who it is.... Staxxx and Puffy brining two more movies you need to watch! “The Kings of Summer” brings you to a summer back in your teenage years where love was young while adventure was close and friendships are tested. “The Wackness” shows us what life looks like for a graduating high schooler in NYC during 1994 and as we follow Luke Shapiro during his last few months before going off to college. The Kings of Summer (0:55) The Wackness (27:02). Make sure to follow and comment on our IG- @porchlighttalks
For this week's podcast we chat about the movie, The Kings of Summer. From Boston Market anecdotes to multiple montages- this is a weird one, folks.
We catch up and discuss what we watched from our suggestions list: Defending Your Life, Kings of Summer, Soapdish; including some more stuff
Nick and Devin talk The Kings of Summer (2013) and The Fall (2006) as well as being sick, new podcast directions, and what they watched this week!
Ryan Miller is the lead singer of the band Guster, host of Vermont PBS’ “Makin’ Friends With Ryan Miller” and “Bardo", composer on a slew of rad films (Safety Not Guaranteed, In A World, Kings Of Summer, Tig, Fundamentals Of Caring), bon vivant and Xiao Long Boa aficionado. He is also handsome in low light. Ethan and Ryan get into the love that comes with a cult following, being a father and growing up with one foot on either side of the internet.
The American Jezebel and the Greasy Rapidian, a daughter and father, review coming-of-age/liminal space movies. This episode focuses on The Kings of Summer. They introduce a new segment: Dialing for Debbies. Questions, corrections or concerns email us at: americanjezebel.greasyrapidian@gmail.com or tweet at: @AmericanJezebel .Music by Kevin MacLeod
On this episode Kyle recommends Small Town Crime (available on Netflix) and Kings of Summer (available on Amazon Prime).Tim recommends Il Sorpasso (available on Filmstruck) and Cop Car (available to rent on Amazon).
On this episode Kyle recommends Small Town Crime (available on Netflix) and Kings of Summer (available on Amazon Prime).Tim recommends Il Sorpasso (available on Filmstruck) and Cop Car (available to rent on Amazon).
On this episode of "The Home Experience," Adam and Jackson take it waaay back, breaking down Jordan Vogt-Roberts' 2013 indie hit "The Kings of Summer" through their own experiences with high school sweethearts, noxious parents, and rudimentary carpentry skills. "The Kings of Summer" is available to stream on Amazon Prime, and available to rent on iTunes, Google Play, and YouTube Movies.
(2013) - Adventure, Comedy, Drama - R - 1hr 35min. Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Intro | 0:00 The Kings of Summer | 6:44 Ratings/Reviews | 13:42 "Best Friends in Movies" | 17:48 Movie to Avoid | 23:40 Favorite Scenes | 30:56 Starring: Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso, Moises Arias, Nick Offerman Director: Jordan Vogt-Roberts Topic: “Best Friends” in Movies In this coming of age comedy, 2 best friends plan to run away into the woods and build their own house. What follows is a summertime adventure in one of the funniest movies Down the Hall has recommended so far. Looking for a feel good, fun, adventure of film for a movie night this week? The Kings of Summer is the perfect choice.
This week I'm joined by music producer ayokay. With over 50 million plays on Spotify, he is most well known for his collab with Quinn XCII "Kings of Summer". We discuss ayokay's new single "The Shine", how to avoid being pigeonholed as an EDM artist, and the direction of pop music going in a more producer focused industry. CHECK OUT AYOKAY'S NEW SINGLE THE SHINE FT. CHELSEA CUTLER: https://open.spotify.com/track/5p6eKTYwFYitUS617IMtyd Follow: @ayokay @rickcourage
The mighty Kong has traveled a long way since we first saw him batting away aeroplanes atop the Empire State Building to the melodramatic strains of the great Max Steiner. CGI now rules when it comes to Monster Movies, just as Marcel Delgado's model of the giant ape did the New York skyline back in 1933. But some things in cinema never change - including the way music is used to set an identifiable tone for narrative. In the case of Kong: Skull Island, young American director Jordan Vogt-Roberts has sought to introduce the familiar sonic stylings of the Vietnam War to the traditional thrills and spills of the matinee creature feature - with most entertaining results. During the course of his conversation with Edith you'll hear plenty of musical nods to Apocalypse Now and Good Morning Vietnam - and also discover which Rolling Stones track provided the inspiration for Henry Jackman's score. They also reflect upon Jordan's previous film, The Kings Of Summer, with extracts from composer Ryan Miller's wonderful experimental soundscape underlaying the discussion. But the show begins on Skull Island, where Samuel L Jackson and his men go about their business to the pounding beats of Creedence Clearwater Revival, David Bowie and Black Sabbath ...
What's funnier than a film full of talented stand-up comedians? How about a podcast episode that's being recorded for the third time? Returning guest Aaron joins Andrew and Phil to talk about the little-seen comedic gem, "The Kings of Summer", a story of three high school boys who decided to live in the woods to escape their overbearing parents. In all honesty, Andrew and Phil tried to release this episode several weeks ago, but after two separate sessions, technical problems prevented it's successful recording. Now, for a third time, we have all three movie fans together to gab and the discussion devolves into a prattle about the secret menu at In-N-Out Burger. Sigh. Good movie, though. You can download the podcast here by right-clicking on the hypertext link and choosing "save as", or you can use the convenient player attached to this post.
What's funnier than a film full of talented stand-up comedians? How about a podcast episode that's being recorded for the third time? Returning guest Aaron joins Andrew and Phil to talk about the little-seen comedic gem, "The Kings of Summer", a story of three high school boys who decided to live in the woods to escape their overbearing parents. In all honesty, Andrew and Phil tried to release this episode several weeks ago, but after two separate sessions, technical problems prevented it's successful recording. Now, for a third time, we have all three movie fans together to gab and the discussion devolves into a prattle about the secret menu at In-N-Out Burger. Sigh. Good movie, though. You can download the podcast here by right-clicking on the hypertext link and choosing "save as", or you can use the convenient player attached to this post. Check out this episode!
Cady shows Joe Kings of Summer
This month of August in response to the BELOVED – Stranger Things on Netflix, we’ve decided to revolve our theme around a “Rag-tag bunch of kids”, the homage that Stranger Things pulls so lovingly well! THIS IS WEEK 2 If you haven’t caught the show.. then what are you waiting for!! This week, the #n_S […]
Bonus episode Monday! Brett , Austin, and Aaron discuss The Kings of Summer and what they're into this week.
Story: Die befreundeten Teenager Joe, Patrick und Biaggio wagen den ultimativen Befreiungsschlag: Fernab vom Einfluss und den Regeln ihrer Eltern wollen sie den Sommer in der Wildnis verbringen, um dort eigenständig zu leben. Aus dem idyllischen Zusammensein und dem Bau eines eigenen Hauses entwickelt sich die erste Stufe zum Erwachsenwerden und die Erkenntnis, dass Freunde und Familie Dinge sind, vor denen ein Mensch nicht einfach weglaufen kann... DVD/Blu Ray-Release: 23.10.2014 (Studiocanal) Drama, Komödie, Jugendfilm Land: USA 2013 Laufzeit: ca. 95 min. FSK: 12 Regie: Jordan Vogt-Roberts Drehbuch: Chris Galletta Mit Nick Robinson, Nick Offerman, Alison Brie, Moises Arias, Gabriel Basso, Megan Mullally, Kelly Moriarty, Angela Trimbur, Austin Abrams, Nathan Keyes, Craig Cackowski, ...
Story: Die befreundeten Teenager Joe, Patrick und Biaggio wagen den ultimativen Befreiungsschlag: Fernab vom Einfluss und den Regeln ihrer Eltern wollen sie den Sommer in der Wildnis verbringen, um dort eigenständig zu leben. Aus dem idyllischen Zusammensein und dem Bau eines eigenen Hauses entwickelt sich die erste Stufe zum Erwachsenwerden und die Erkenntnis, dass Freunde und Familie Dinge sind, vor denen ein Mensch nicht einfach weglaufen kann... DVD/Blu Ray-Release: 23.10.2014 (Studiocanal) Drama, Komödie, Jugendfilm Land: USA 2013 Laufzeit: ca. 95 min. FSK: 12 Regie: Jordan Vogt-Roberts Drehbuch: Chris Galletta Mit Nick Robinson, Nick Offerman, Alison Brie, Moises Arias, Gabriel Basso, Megan Mullally, Kelly Moriarty, Angela Trimbur, Austin Abrams, Nathan Keyes, Craig Cackowski, ...
The Kings of Summer (2013) is the first film of my challenge to watch a new movie (to me) for every day of the year.
Conversation #31, recorded on June 4th 2013. Nick Offerman is an actor, writer and wood working artisan. For seven seasons, Offerman portrayed the iconic role of Ron Swanson on NBC's beloved comedy PARKS AND RECREATION. He's appeared in the movies 21 JUMP STREET, THE LEGO MOVIE, along with spots on TV shows like CHILDRENS HOSPITAL, THE WEST WING, WILL AND GRACE, THE SIMPSONS and FARGO. He's filmed a one-man show called AMERICAN HAM and released two books: PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE and GUMPTION. Offerman appeared here to promote his film KINGS OF SUMMER, which he stars in alongside his wife Megan Mullally. Hail Satire! is hosted and produced by Vic Shuttee.
The capsule of the GREENLIGHT Review by Ann Elder and Les Roberts of the film "Kings of Summer."
The GREENLIGHT Review by Ann Elder and Les Roberts of the film "Kings of Summer."
On this episode we are joined by Jessica & Non from the podcast JOY SANDWICH, to run away and recapture our youth with two films MOONRISE KINGDOM and THE KINGS OF SUMMER. But first, a road trip, tracking down clues for the new release PAPER TOWNS. 0:00 - War Machine vs. War Horse Theme 0:30 - Episode Intro 1:10 - Paper Towns trailer 3:30 - Paper Towns review 35:43 - Moonrise Kingdom/The Kings of Summer clips 37:06 - Discussion on missing kids in love movies with Jessica & Non of Joy Sandwich. 1:36:54 - Outro with music. 1:38:22 - Now what?
HERE WE GO AGAIN, ANOTHER RAUCOUS AND RUDE EPISODE OF CINEPUNX!!! Actually, this episode is neither raucous nor rude, but hopefully it is entertaining. Since this episode was inspired by the release of DOPE, we decided to discuss “Coming of Age” films. There was some discussion of whether DOPE even fairly fits this genre, what we think defines this genre, and some of our favorite and least favorite coming of age films. SHOW NOTES 1. As usual we discuss some things you should have links to like The Mahoning Drive In, the RUBA club, Exhumed Films, This Is Hardcore Fest, Philly Hardcore Shows, The New Horror Business podcast 2. This episode contains light spoilers for a number of classic films but HEAVY spoilers for recent film EX-MACHINA, so if you have not seen it skip all discussion of it 3. FANDOR DID NOT PAY ME TO TALK ABOUT HOW COOL IT IS! However, because of my regular column RUNNING ON STREAM I do have a free subscription, so, you know, full disclosure or whatever… 4. WE DISCUSS DOPE, MOONRISE KINGDOM, SUBMARINE, THE 400 BLOWS, COOLIE HIGH, STAND BY ME, THE SANDLOT, KINGS OF SUMMER, AND KARATE KID. I think those are all the Coming of Age movies we talk about, but not sure. 5. we don’t know what a coming of age movie is BTW, so, you know, take anything we say with a grain of salt. In process I also talk trash on Jacob Berman, but we love you man. 6. SUGAR PROBLEMS!! So, immediately after this episode ended, Josh asked me if I was feeling ok cause I was really “low energy”. Some of you know, but for those of you who do not, I have type 1 diabetes. This effects me in many ways, not least of which is that, if I eat the wrong thing, and my sugar goes high, I get very slow and groggy. When I arrived at Josh’s house to record, he had pizza, and while I should have said no, I said yes. Cause pizza is awesome. Unfortunately, I think it was not my best show because my sugar was out of whack for the entire time and I sounded kind of drunk or tired. Apologies to all and thanks for your patience. 7. Related note: I had to cut literally like 15 “ums” and I know I missed some so apologies for that. Thanks so much for listening! Thanks to everyone who has ordered a shirt as well. Finally, do not forget to rate/review/subscribe in iTunes! This helps us a LOT, and thanks to those who have already done so. SOUND NOTES Nothing to report I don’t think, sounded great to me. Comment below if you hear something off. That is all friends. Thanks and rock on! The post Episode 31: COMING OF AGE FILMS- THE BEST AND THE WORST appeared first on Cinepunx.
Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions. Obviously the perfect movie to review in the middle of December, Kieran & Tom discuss The Kings of Summer. PLUS: Hangovers, horrible mispronunciations, passive-aggressive Monopoly, lunch revisited, listener emails, threats of violence, a celebrity anecdote, the inner workings of a cinephile marriage, confessions, Red Dwarf and special Christmas pitches!
On this Episode of LET THERE BE TALK Dean's guest is the amazing Mary Lynn Rajskub from the hit TV show 24. Not only is Mary Lynn an actress she is also a very funny Stand Up Comedian. Mary Lynn moved from a small town in Michigan to go to art school in San Francisco and never looked back working on some of the best tv and films in the last 10 years 24 ,ITS ALWAYS SUNNY,2 BROKE GIRLS,THE KINGS OF SUMMER,MR SHOW Sit back and enjoy this Episode of LET THERE BE TALK
We're closing in on a month since the LA Kings became the 2014 Stanley Cup Champions. Since then, the NHL Entry Draft has come and gone. Teams have also snatched up free agents. Chanelle and Diane check in on a hot desert day to talk losing Willie Mitchell and Linden Vey, signing Marian Gaborik and Matt Greene, and reveal how the Kings scored on the New York Rangers one more time. Plus, with the playoffs over, they have more time to praise great moves by other teams and laugh at the Washington Capitals.
Nate discusses the movie Kings of Summer Directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts Starring Nick Offerman
In the 1st half of our annual Best of podcast episode, Luke Annand counts down his Best Films of 2013 list (as well as his Honorable Mentions and Worst lists) with senior film critic & podcaster for Next Projection, Jason McKiernan.
It was another awful week in Cleveland sports. It was so bad in fact that I don't think Scott or I could even muster up any anger over it. When you get lulled out of anger and into straight depression, it doesn't mean it's any easier. It's just sadder. Anyway, here's the email I sent to Scott on Sunday night before we recorded on Monday morning... ---------------------- I was at the Browns game today. We don't need to spend too much time on that. It's over. The season is over. They'll be favored against the Jags, but I wouldn't bet on the Browns to beat any other NFL team right now. I'm missing next week's game driving back from thanksgiving. I normally rally the family at 6 AM to leave Indy so we can make it home in time for kickoff. Not doing it for this team. It's the first time that I'm missing a game in a long time and I really don't even care. I don't hate this team but I've never been with less passion in my life. Jhonny Peralta signed a 4 year deal for more than $50 million. Would Asdrubal get that today if he was working free agency? Plus this is the second straight year that a PED user went and got a deal after a suspension. Melky Cabrera last year. Taking the anger out with regard to the Cavaliers, what do you do if you're Dan Gilbert? I know he's not a sympathetic figure really, but what do you think he's thinking and feeling right now? Last but not least, I saw a really great movie filmed in Chagrin Falls. The Kings of Summer starred Nick Offerman, Megan Mullally and some great unknown younger actors. While Cleveland / Chagrin Falls wasn't really a character in the film, it still have me pride. Local producer doing good work. Surprisingly funny. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week on the InSession Film Podcast: Exra Film segment we review the fun 2013 indie films, The Kings of Summer and Drinking Buddies, starring Jake Johnson and Olivia Wilde. If you remember, we discussed Drinking Buddies awhile back when we reviewed Fruitvale Station but since Scott wasn't here then, we decided to talk about it again. And we had a ton of fun doing it. The Kings of Summer review Drinking Buddies review
Tyler adapts and applies 3 years of honorable Army service as a squad leader and weapons specialist to all of his projects. As the Production Designer of IFC's series Portlandia, Tyler moves fast, thinking on his feet and creates sets and props on the fly. In a television show that at its heart is an improv sketch show, Tyler constantly solves on-the-fly requests as fast as they come in. Tyler has worked on music videos as art director for bands including: Bloc Party, The Dandy Warhols, The Decemberists, and The Shins, and been the production designer the series, The Guild. Tyler has woirked on feature films including: The River Why, The FP, and more recently, The Kings of Summer, about three teenage friends, in the ultimate act of independence, decide to spend their summer building a house in the woods and living off the land.
The trio of Jon, Matt, and Gil is joined by "The Big Deal" Chris Galetta (friend and screen writer). We travel to Albuquerque, discuss Chris' film "Kings of Summer" and try out a new segment called "Checking in with Gil".
Upstream Color reviewThe Kings of Summer reviewBlackfish reviewWhat We Watched: Fruitvale Station, At World's End, The Spectacular Now, Elysium, Only God Forgives, and The ABCs of DeathGrand Theft Auto 5 talkYou can download the episode here. (right click to save)
This episode's reviewers are Dana and guests, Jake Tropila and Jennifer Fink.Cinemeter Twitter: @cinemeterpodDana James Jones on Twitter and Instagram: @danajamesjones
As Jesse wrote on his Twitter this week: "I cannot stress this enough: Go see "Kings of Summer" if it's playing near you. Like, go NOW. Fuck that movie is perfect". He even got favourited by the director, Jordan Vogt-Roberts. Oh yeah, Lindsay liked it too.
Jordan Vogt Roberts director of Kings Of Summer sits down with Dwyer for a hilarious chat about the art of filmmaking, the struggle one endures to direct their first feature and drinking/bumbling around in Chicago. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Doug sits down with the cast, director, and cinematographer of "The Kings of Summer" for a Q&A after a showing at the Landmark Theater in L.A.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Comedian/Actor Marc Evan Jackson(The Kings of Summer, Drones, Suit Up...) & Writer/Director David Rodriguez (Last I Heard, American Bully, Push...) join us on The Matthew Aaron Show Wednesday (6/12) as we broadcast LIVE from Taste Chicago in Burbank starting at 4pm PT. Marc will be with us to discuss his role in the film THE KINGS OF SUMMER, which premiered to rave reviews at the Sundance Film Festival and is currently playing in select theaters across the country. David joins us to discuss his career and his new film LAST I HEARD, which stars Paul Sorvino, Michael Rappaport & Chazz Palminteri. Show starts at 4pm PT (6pm CT / 7pm ET). Stop on by Taste Chicago and experience the show in person, otherwise you can stream it 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
Vegas, Izzy, Andrew and Liam go out into the woods, construct a house and review "The Kings of Summer", the latest indie comedy to hit theaters.
This episode gets “heated” with a review of The Kings of Summer as well as a debate — Alien vs Aliens? The film nerds also talk about movie adaptations of video games and film genres they wish would come back. Listen to…Read more ›
One week until Man of Steel so it's a great thing that we have SO many new releases to dish over. One supremely horrific premise in The Purge, a possibly horrific turn for the Frat Pack's comedy stylings with Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson in The Internship and, quite possibly, the big sleeper indie hit of the year with The Kings of Summer. That's not to say we won't talk Man of Steel...cause that's definitely happening too! Tune in, sit back, and have a laugh. Oh...and don't think we forgot about the Red Wedding....
Thanks for tuning in Subject:CINEMA, closing in on beginning our EIGHTH Year of podcast fun....(gasp!) One more week to 400 shows! EMAIL: subjectcinema@popcornnroses.com TOLL FREE HOTLINE 1-888-214-9311 (US and Canada) THIS WEEK: Sorry we missed last week - the heat wave made it too hot to record - but we're making it up to you with a HUGE THREE HOUR OPUS this week - listen in spurts if you want, or tackle the whole thing at once, but either way, you're gonna LOVE IT! In this episode:A look at the incredibly innovative (some might say completely bugsnit crazy) view of the world through the eyes of one of our favorite auteurs, Canada's very own Guy Maddin! PLUS: A debate on the impending casting job on Doctor Who now that Matt Smith has announced his regeneration, er, departure from the seriesThis weeks' Bonehead of the WeekWe pay our respects to Jean Stapleton and Esther WilliamsWe pay tribute to three respected members of the storm chasing community who lost their lives in the line of dutyWe outline the war launched this week between old nemesises (is that even a word?) Nikki Finke and Sharon Waxmanand full reviews of TRIUMPH OF THE WALL, THE KINGS OF SUMMER, and NOW YOU SEE ME!Oh, and there's also an unintentional recording we shared - we left the recorder on while watching TV this week, and happened to catch a very interesting TV show we know S:C Fans will love, because, well, they were talking about US! Be sure to catch it, right smack dab in the center of this weeks' show! We had intended to review two other movies this week, but our Maddin discussion got out of hand, and so reviews of PAVILION and CITIZEN HEARST will have to wait until next weekend. Next Weekend, we will have a DOUBLE FEATURE Weekend - Saturday it's "The Complete TITANIC!" and Sunday is OUR 400th SHOW and also our SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY - join us as we count up our top 30 films we watch over and over and over again... This week's Subject:CINEMA is dedicated to three people who gave their lives so that others may have a chance to live in the future - storm chasers Tim Samaras, Carl Young, and Paul Samaras. We've been talking about our Boston Springs A Fethival PDF for a while now - and you're gonna have to wait until early July for this, because instead of being a separate PDF, it has been decided to incorporate our Boston festival coverage as part of a project that is coming on Sunday, July 7th. Please stay tuned to Subject:CINEMA in future weeks for more information...and trust me you're gonna love it! Also, we've had a few listeners write in to let us know that something weird has been happening in our podcasts the last two weeks; we appear to be getting messages from something called "The 2.0" forced into our show...not sure how it's happening yet - Mevio sez it's not them - but I'm working hard to try and find the cause and the problem, and hopefully we'll figure out where it's coming from...and keep writing if you hear it again... Subject:CINEMA is brought to you by: eMusic Now with over TEN MILLION choices for great tunes - and by visiting http://emusic.com/cinema , you will get 35 FREE DOWNLOADS during your 14 day trial! Check it out today! Check out all our great deals in one central spot, right here at MevioCoupons.Com Wanna hear us anywhere? Now you CAN! Subject:CINEMA Mobile for iPhone is now here! Get it at iTunes! Keep checking us out at our home website at http://subjectcinema.com in the coming days - we have six weeks of cool new features and columns coming ...so don't you dare miss any of it!
After debuting at Sundance to incredible reviews, some now have The Kings of Summer pegged as this year's Moonrise Kingdom. But is that how first-time feature director Jordan Vogt-Roberts wants him film perceived? Vogt-Roberts joins Cinema Royale to talk about the incredible response, improvisation on set, is ambitious cinematic vision, Star Wars, and more. The Wedding Crashers are back! We'll take a look at the reunion of Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn in the workplace comedy, The Internship! Plus, a review of the eco-terrorism thriller The East, starring Brit Marling, Ellen Page, and Alexander Skarsgard!
This week: Sex writer Dan Savage on cheating and snowboarding… Actress Jessica Walter of Arrested Development plays nice for etiquette… Doo-wop legend Kenny Vance on closing for the Rolling Stones… The director of indie gem The Kings of Summer warms us up for the season… Learn the history of Pac-Man, then gobble up a pizza-themed […]
In this episode of FF+ we have spoiler-free reviews of two films opening this week and one that's a handful of years older. We also chat about video games, what we're playing and what we're looking forward to. New For You Dark Phoenix - 0:06:33 The Secret Life of Pets 2 - 0:14:20 The Kings of Summer - 0:18:40 In the News Video Games Chat - 0:26:15 Follow & Subscribe Aaron Twitter Facebook Patrick Twitter Facebook Feelin' Film Facebook Twitter Instagram Website Email feelinfilm@gmail.com Feelin' Film on Apple Podcasts Feelin' Film on Google Play Feelin' Film on Stitcher Feelin' Film on TuneIn Feelin' Film on Overcast Feelin' Film on Spotify Join the Facebook Discussion Group Support us on Patreon & get awesome rewards Music: City Sunshine - Kevin MacLeod Rate/Review us on iTunes and on your podcast app of choice! It helps bring us exposure so that we can get more people involved in the conversation. Thank you!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/feelin-film/donations
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