Podcasts about movie boys

Welcome to another episode of Listen to your heart! In this month of February Pat is doing a month of reviewing some of the movies he personally likes. Today is joined by Erin as we talk about Boys in the Boat! Aside from the movie, we talk about our own experiences from rowing!

We chat The Shining, Kubrick movies and the monster horror genre in this weeks spooky deleted scenes

Filmmaker Kimberly Peirce talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about her award-winning film “Boys Don't Cry” that was featured on the second season of Turner Classic Movies series “Reframed”. “Reframed” addresses famous/classic films that may have been controversial when they were released due to their themes like homophobia, misogyny, racism etc. The series that aired throughout November also took a look at pioneering LGBTQ films from an historical perspective. Each film is shown along with a discussion from film experts about these issues. Peirce co-hosted the show with Ben Mankiewicz who engaged in a conversation about how this 1999 breakthrough film raised awareness to the lives of our transgender community and the discrimination they faced that unfortunately continues today. “Boys Don't Cry” was directed by Kimberly and co-written by Peirce and Andy Bienen. The film is a dramatization of the real-life story of Brandon Teena played by actress Hilary Swank who won a Best Actress Oscar for her performance. The story is about a trans man who attempts to find love in Nebraska but falls victim to a brutal hate crime perpetrated by two male acquaintances. The film co-stars Chloë Sevigny who was nominated for Best Supporting Actress as Teena's girlfriend Lana Tisdel. We talked to Kimberly about what she hopes to accomplish with her work and her spin on our LGBTQ issues.  Kimberly Peirce received a BA from the University of Chicago and an MFA from Columbia University Graduate Film. She also graduated from Sundance Institute's Writing, Directing & Producing Labs. Her unflinching debut feature “Boys Don't Cry” earned numerous honors and was inducted into the Library of Congress as a National Treasure in 2020. Her second feature “Stop-Loss” was released by Paramount Pictures in 2008. In 2013 she directed a remake of the horror film “Carrie”. Kimberly is a Governor of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences and a National Board member of the Directors Guild of America. Recently she co-founded the first ever DGA LGBTQ+ Committee to expand the rights, representation and protections of LGBTQ+ people at the DGA and the industry.  For More Info… LISTEN: 600+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICE

Chris returns to talk about Jordon Peele's Nope. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matt-garlin/support

In this episode of Failed State Update, Joseph L. "Lenny" Flatley goes toe-to-toe with the hosts of the Boys' Bible Study podcast. The Bible Boys, as we like to call them, wade deep into the murky waters of the Christian pop culture industry, reviewing the weirdest and most interesting independently produced films with a certain message. Since that message often includes far-right and Christian nationalist propaganda, their reviews should be of particular interest to Failed State Update listeners. Besides, the podcast is really, really fun. For the Bible Boys' second appearance on Failed State Update we discuss the film The Finders by conspiracy theorist auteur/New Jersey's own Tracy Lucca. You might recall that in real life, The Finders was an alternative lifestyle commune that got sucked into the satanic panic in the 1980s. The group no longer exists, but its memory is kept alive by a whole generation of conspiracy theorists who claim that the community was actually a cult that engaged in kidnapping and the ritual abuse of children for the CIA. The whole thing is absurd. It's also the mythology behind Lucca's film. Here is some background in case you're curious about the real, actual Finders, as opposed to the myth: Failed State Update: "From the Finders to QAnon": https://roundtable.io/failed-state-update/features/finders-qanon-pizzagate-cia-mind-control-cult-conspiracy-theory Failed State Update: "Children of the Finders Speak!" https://roundtable.io/failed-state-update/features/finders-qanon-pizzagate-cia-mind-control-cult-conspiracy-theory And of course, make sure you check out Boys' Bible Study: https://boysbiblestudy.libsyn.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/failedstateupdate/message

Here ye here ye! Bargain Bin Connoisseurs is now a part of the DB Improv Collective! To celebrate the union we are releasing a Bonus episode of The Monday Monday Movie Boys; a Patreon exclusive show! For more Monday Monday Movie Boys, Bonus Bargain Bin Connoissure, and more check out https://www.patreon.com/DBimprovcollective Don't forget to check out our page at https://bargainbinpod.com Also come join the facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/364832788242211 See you next week for more Bargain Bin goodness!!!    

Folks, we've done it...we have FINALLY returned to the movie theater. We saw Spiral (some of us saw it twice) and ate chicken tenders. It's a great time to be alive.

The movie boys are back! Join Joey, Ezra, and special guest Oren as they discuss 55 movies in a not-so-crisp 115 minutes. Discover the biggest blindside, the best dog day afternoon, and our first forays into David Lynch and Jim Jarmusch Movie Boys, the List!

While you're waiting for Tani to upload the championship episode, here's something to tide you over: A crisp 90 minutes of Joey and Ezra Schwartz talking about all the movies they watched together in 2020. Find out who we thought had the best heat check, which movies crushed the Bechdel test, and whether Finkle was Einhorn. Keep up to date on our movie nights here: ‎Ezra and Joey are friends. Tani, if you wanna edit this you're more than welcome.

In this episode we talk about what movies make us angry! how original...

Special Guest Boyzs Eli Nicholas & Curtis Allen come to talk about many things that luckily aren't Men In Black: International Twitter-- https://twitter.com/DJslashM Instagram-- https://www.instagram.com/dj_slash_m/ Email--silentzwastaken@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/harrison-cordle/message

This week the boys carve a devastating path through Rampage's central conceit, steamroll the Rock's performance and utterly raze Brad Peyton's direction.  There are, however, some diamonds to be found in the rubble, and Maciej and Tobias will gladly cash those in the hope they'll help compensate for the inflated price of their tickets.  Enjoy! Next week Barton Fink shows us the life of the mind. 

Deep within a hidden laboratory located directly under the bargain bin of a Best Buy, Joe and Logan have crafted the most sinister of creatures from the dumbest of movies. This week, the Movie Boys celebrate a belated Pi Day with Circle, and Radius. Support us on Patreon for bonus episodes and special promotions: https://www.patreon.com/themarqueepodcast Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marqueepodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/marqueepodcast Super Sweet Website: http://themarquee.podomatic.net/

This week Maciej, Tobias and their romantic jaguar(?), Anand unspool their minds in discussing Alex Garland's Annihilation.  They grapple with heavy themes, Netflix distribution, a mid-episode food order and the question of Danny McBride's appeal when it comes to Alien: Covenant.  Enjoy! Next week, Tobias has picked 2009's Solomon Kane as the main course, which we will consume with another special guest. 

Hey y'all, hope you enjoyed our little Oscar's soiree, but we're back to the grind this episode and what a grind it was.  Listen as we appropriately find ourselves at a loss of words in our attempts to describe Duncan Jones' Netflix-resurrected offering, Mute.  *WARNING* entirely too much time is spent talking about 1999's Bicentennial Man this episode, you have been warned. enjoy!

Surprise!  Cha'favourite podcasters decided to sneak in a lil bonus Oscar episode! Join drunk Maciej and sober Tobias before and after the ceremony as they evaluate their soothsaying abilities.  It's a long one, but nowhere near as long or boring as the actual ceremony, so come on in for a (relatively) quick recap of the nights events.  Enjoy! P.S. Francis McDormand refers to an 'inclusion rider' at the end of her speech. Google it.

After two weeks of faffing about, we finally get around to doing Marvel's "Black Panther"! We kick it off with a heartfelt eulogy to Ulysses Klaue, featuring some wonderful wordsmithery from Tobias, before sinking our cat claws into Ryan Coogler's latest.  Note: Though it sounds like Maciej is slowly huffing his way through a key of Colombian snow this episode, it's actually his hay fever playing up. We apologise for any discomfort this may cause; any complaints can be forwarded to the dust mites currently attacking his sinuses.   Enjoy!

Hey all, so we had some technical difficulties with the latest ep so we've instead decided to brief you guys on some changes we plan on making very soon and how that should affect things moving forward! Tune in next week for our Black Panther episode! also: our Twitter is real! twitter.com/4everMovieBoys check it out for the latest on the FMB's!

The boys cleanse their Oscar-Season palette with a decidedly non-Oscar-worthy film; that'd be Jaume Collet-Serra's, The Commuter! After debating the correct pronunciation of Collet-Serra's name, the boys ease into a discussion about The Commuter that could just as easily double as a discussion on previous Liam Neeson-trapped-in-a-vehicle vehicle, Non-Stop. Distraction abounds, and we get some healthy tangents into the Cube films, the Oscars and of course, Mark Wahlberg. Catch you on the next go around!

Tobi is back! To celebrate, Tobias and Maciej decided to tackle a film that for the Movie Boys was long, long overdue...and then decided to do The Shape of Water instead! In this ep we show lots of love for GDT's new film and Michael Shannon in particular (and not enough for the other Michael unfortunately). Tobi derails the show momentarily to squeeze in his 2 cents on Bright. And shout out to Japanese 7-11 sandwiches for bringing us the first 7 minutes of this episode. Enjoy!

In our last episode before Tobi's return, our generous benefactor Saleem "The Dream" Abraham shoots the shit with Maciej about all things Jumanji...but mostly the sequel.  The boys get sucked into Jumanji's surprisingly spacious jungle and have no choice but to talk about this movie for an hour straight or until some benevolent player lands a 5 or 8 (spoilers: they don't). Enjoy

Tobi's still in Japan, so after a couple of wines, Maciej and his good chum Phillip took to the mic to discuss their mutual undying love for national treasure, Hugh Jackman.   So deep runs their love for The Greatest Showman, that the first 20 mins of the episode is dedicated to recapping his performance in Les Miserables before moving onto the P.T Barnum musical-biopic of the same name.  Fans of the film should probably steer clear of this episode as we give it something of a red wine stained tongue lashing.  Enjoy?

It's 2018 and to help ease us into a Tobiless episode, his loving brother Nick agreed to come on and help fill the void. In what unexpectedly turned out to be another monster episode, the boys talk David Ayer and Max Landis' multimillion dollar Netflix gamble, Bright. (Heads Up: a good chunk of this episode is dedicated to deciding which of Hollywood's current stable of actors could play a good Orc) Also due to a mic malfunction the audio in this episode is pretty sub-par, but hopefully we can look past that and just enjoy the banter y'all! Enjoy.

Episode 1- This is the inaugural Movie Boys podcast! I boys watch Die Hard in the spirit of Christmas.

There's no denying Star Wars is BIG. Because of its BIG-ness, Tobi and Maciej spend 1.5 hrs rambling about the franchise's latest offering and barely scratching the surface (anyone hoping for some content about Benicio Del Toro and/or the entire Casino Planet sublot should look elsewhere). Things get murky as the boys jump into an underqualified discussion on feminism in Star Wars, but soon shift gears into questioning just about everything else the film puts on display. Tobi's on holiday as of  this week so be ready for a surprise guest next week! Enjoy!

Was James Franco's the Disaster Artist any good?  Did the film humanise Tommy Wiseau enough? Would you watch a buddy cop movie with James and Dave Franco? What is Tobi's favourite Simpsons episode? What if Ed Harris was in The Lord of the Rings? What is the correct pronunciation of denouement? All these questions answered and more in our very first double episode!  We talk about getting to see an advanced screening of The Disaster Artist (courtesy of Atebit.net), realise we didn't really have all that much to say and proceed to mangle the Belgian accent instead talking about Murder on The Orient Express. enjoy!

Welcome to TobiSchool everybody; this week we learn about recently released Joss Whedon/Zack Snyder-assembled Frankestein's Monster also-known-as The Justice League.   After a brief cinematic DCU retrospective, we dive into this bland soup and fish around for the chunks that either make or break this gumbo.  Enjoy!

In a very musical episode, The Boys take a trip down Copperhead Road after a critics screening* of Joe Kosinski's firefighting epic "Only The Brave". Along the way they make ample time to express concern for Jeff Bridges' mental health and profess their love for all things Taylor Kitsch.  *special thanks to atebit.net for that one

While waiting for calls to come in during our very special call-in episode, The Movie Boys fill in the gaps by talking over the positives and negatives of Marvel's latest offering. That being the Taika Waititi-directed superhero romp Thor: Ragnarok. enjoy

  Fresh from a double viewing of Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049, the boys dutifully spend 90 percent of the time trying to unpack the film, with just enough room to take potshots at Alejandro Gonzalez Innaritu. This episode originally ran close to 90mins so we've shaved it down to a manageable...70, which is befitting of a film that runs close to 3hrs.

The (movie) boys are back with another Stephen King adaptation! This time they break down the Mike Flanagan directed Netflix exclusive, Gerald's Game.  Much like the film, most of this episode is a build up to that sweet, sweet ending so we can talk about objectively the craziest part of the movie.  Also we'll use any excuse to butcher celebrity impressions and this week we have Michael Shannon and Jack Nicholson! Enjoy.

Maciej and Tobias talk about it. 'It' being the 2017 film adaptation of Stephen Lang-sorry- Stephen King's arguably most popular novel: "It". They boys go a bit off the rails talking past and future King films and as a result this episode runs a tad long, but they at least agree on the creamy perfection of Jon Boyega's skin. 

Tobias and Maciej discuss the manga anime Adam Wingard-helmed American remake of the popular Japanese property, Death Note and surprisingly culminates into a pitched fistfight between the usually amicable hosts. The boys pay tribute to Shea Wingham, lament about Lakeith Stanfield and repeatedly threaten to make a mess of Nat Wolff's pretty face. 

Maciej and Tobias celebrate Luc Besson's *4th(?) greatest film Valerian and The City of A Thousand Planets.  Much disagreement is had over the film's quality, so of course this episode needed a brief retrospective of director Luc Besson's greatest films, a lengthy tangent into the career of cinematographer-turned director Barry Sonnenfeld, and Mark Wahlberg makes his triumphant return to muse on his thoughts toward director Paul W.S. Anderson's body of work. NOTE: we refer to actor Raoul Julia as Raoul Silva in this episode because we're uninformed hacks, sorry.  *According to the TobiasScale 

So unfortunately Tobias and Maciej stumble across a movie it seems they failed to enjoy on almost any level.  Unfortunately that movie is David Leitch's The Atomic Blonde. What follows is about 57mins of bitter disappointment. Caught in the crossfire are Tobey Jones's face and for some reason Chris McQuarrie (again). *also we refer to David Leitch as David Keitch in this episode which is most definitely our bad. Sorry about everything, David. 

So Dunkirk is great. Tobias and Maciej talk about what they liked and maybe didn't like about Christopher "Chris" Nolan's latest flick. WARNING Teeth-grinding levels of nitpicking abound and a surprising chunk of this episode is dedicated to Bryan Cranston for some reason. 

What’s Good? This week, Trip is being punished so he has to sit in the back of the class for being too cute! :3 We talk a lot because that's the kind of life we want to live, covering two episodes in one!   News Pt. 1 A Millionaire wants to fund a Re:ZERO anime adaptation of the Rem IF chapters. My Girlfriend is a Faithful Virgin Bitch manga gets an anime adaptation. Inferno Cop gets a season 2. Attack on Titan Season 2 soundtrack on Spotify. There will be a Kobayashi-San Dragon Maid special event on June 18th. Indigo Ignited is a new anime collaboration between American and Japanese artists.   Homework   Azumanga Daioh- J.C. Staff (Toradora, Food Wars!, Golden Time) Gate- A-1 Pictures (Sword Art Online, Aldnoah.Zero, Anohana)    News Pt. 2 Attack on Titan season 3 will come out in 2018. Blame! Gets another movie and  Knights of Sidonia receives a third season. Pluto anime is in the works. Trailer for FLCL 2 at AX 2017.   Mamoru Hosoda   Digimon: The Movie (2000)   The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (2006)   Summer Wars (2009)   Wolf Children (2012)   The Boy and the Beast (2015)   Our logo artist! http://turvytops.com/              Our intro artist!  Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tomnasr Instagram: @tom_nasr Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SuperArmhair                  Contact Us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/instantramenpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/InstantRamenPod Instagram: http://instagram.com/instantramenpodcast E-mail: instantramenpodcast@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChtwCC2BbsLxpgA1cE1PBtA

Oh hello there, it's time to have a bad time. We call this time the Bad Time Time. Wing Commander is not a very good movie, but we watched it anyway. A 1999 movie that looks like it was made in the 1980s, featuring a plot that makes no sense, a lack of antagonists, and the worst space navy in the universe, it's one of those films that might have been entertainingly bad if it wasn't just plain bad. Anyway, your Movie Boys try and make it interesting for you.

Alice is better than everybody who was ever in a Resident Evil videogame. Remember that! More undead gibberish is here, with only Good Wesker providing any sort of relief. How will your Movie Boys cope? Well, one of them sorta liked it!

The Movie Boys are back to discuss Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie. Let us enjoy this classic anime, or at least that one bit. Guile is useless, M. Bison is naughty, and Sagat can heal up a scar in a really short amount of time.

As a Christmas treat, your lovable Movie Boys pick one of the most anticipated movies to cover in their hot analysis. Join us as we take a merry look at Super Mario Bros.

Dr. Isaacs and his mother lived alone in a small house on a hill... Your favorite Movie Boys are back to look at the third film in the Resident Evil movie franchise... and it's not great. Idiot crows, a girl called K-Mart, and the Worst Wesker are all to be found in this wannabe Mad Max.

What happens when a videogame turns into The Warriors for children? Robert Patrick gets amazing hair is what! Double Dragon is one of the more curious videogame movies out there, and it's oddly worth watching. Let's see what the Movie Boys have to say about it!

SIR!? SIR, I DO BELIEVE I AM ABOUT TO WRECK THIS! Is Wreck-It Ralph a thinly cloaked champion of the status quo, designed to consolidate the power of the 1% and disenfranchise the rest of us? According to the Movie Boys, yes, Yes it is, We ruined Wreck-It Ralph. Sorry.

What does Pokemon: The First Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back have to say about Adolf Hitler? This is a question your resident Movie Boys have the answer to! Pokemon tears can heal the dead, Minnesota is the link between realities, and Team Rocket just can't deliver the goods. This movie is out of its damn mind.