Podcasts about pete's dragon

Original Airdate 8/16/2016 Robert Winfree and Mark Radulich review the 2016 Disney Live Action Remake, Pete's Dragon. This feature was directed by David Lowery (The Green Knight) and stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Oakes Fegley, Wes Bentley, Karl Urban, Oona Laurence, and Robert Redford.

Original Airdate 8/16/2016 Robert Winfree and Mark Radulich review the 2016 Disney Live Action Remake, Pete's Dragon. This feature was directed by David Lowery (The Green Knight) and stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Oakes Fegley, Wes Bentley, Karl Urban, Oona Laurence, and Robert Redford.

Andy and Michael are joined by guest Scott Hopkins to celebrate "Musical May" by looking back at Disney's 1977 classic film, Pete's Dragon. Find more Dis-Order: Every Disney Movie through the official RF4RM social media channels: Web | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram   Rate, review, & subscribe to Dis-Order on: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Stitcher   Your feedback is appreciated. Send emails to podcast@rf4rm.com

This week we are talking about Pete's Dragon! Anita Bryant gets a pie to the face Helen Reddy debut album Helen Reddy 2nd album Helen Reddy vocal performance analysis Red Buttons' dance Zach's twitter Matthew's twitter Zach's flickchart Matthew's flickchart Email us at: podcaststreamit@gmail.com

This week two brothers and a dad review another amazing Disney Classic, Pete's Dragon. They also talk about a new Disney Plus original, Just Beyond, and what they have been watching! 

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Today's episode is- all together now- for the children! We take a look at two under the radar Disney films with Joe Mwamba, and discuss the importance of storytelling to the next generation. This will be our Mid Season Finale, follow us on social media @girlpressesplay to stay tuned for Season 2's return! Click the link below to donate to FRAUD: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alanah-rafferty/support

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A dragon. A dragon. JP Tuesday and Kiki Canon saw a dragon. It's time to travel to the town of Passamaquoddy to discuss the original 1977 Pete's Dragon. Is Elliott a good protector? Does a Bill of Sale count as legal adoption? And what exactly is a Brazzle Dazzle Day? Also discussed, the controversies involving the Disney Plus version of The Muppet Show.   Music from https://filmmusic.io "Glitter Blast" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Other sounds: 1978 Orange Bowl Helen Reddy - I Am Woman Santa Claus is Comin' To Town Main Street Electrical Parade Pete's Dragon Pete's Dragon - Bill of Sale (Soundtrack Version) Family Guy Marscon 2021 - http://marscon.org Marscon Comedy Music Track - https://marsconcomedy.wordpress.com/

In this episode... Listen as Jacqui and Courtney both watch Pete's Dragon. Listen as Jacqui falls in love with another movie she assumed she'd hate while Courtney gives a TEDtalk on dragons.

In our 30th episode we talk about the original version of “Pete’s Dragon” from 1977 and the new live action version from 2016. Joel had never seen either so he was in for a real treat...or so Avery thought. The original version was a film Avery grew up watching and absolutely loved. She loves the characters, the music, the dancing, and the absolute ridiculousness of it all. We come to find out nostalgia plays a huge part in the love of old movies however...both Avery and Joel watched the new version for the first time and both enjoyed it, even though we’re not sure if it was fair to call it a remake. It seemed more like an entirely different movie. So whether you watch these movies with nostalgia in your heart or not, we still recommend checking these out! Listen and enjoy!

Happy brazzle dazzle new year! We're back with one of Bill's childhood favorites, picked by Kristine. Pete's Dragon *might* be too well-known to really qualify for our show, if only because of the 2016 "reimagining," but Kristine had never seen it, and we bet some of you hadn't, either. An adorable cartoon dragon, sweet seventies songs, child slavery, alcoholism and graphic murder threats make this film, which opened on the same day as Star Wars, a reallllllly interesting one to revisit! 

This week Lauren & David uncover the dark story of child slavery in Pete's Dragon, and take a treacherous journey deep into history with our favorite orphaned dinosaurs in The Land Before Time. 

Once upon a time, Tara and Ryan headed to Passamaquoddy to discuss alcoholism, child abuse, and are astonished that this movie was made the same year as Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Hoo boy... It's Pete's Dragon! Email: TRPrincessDiaries@gmail.com Twitter: @TRPDiaries Instagram: @TRPrincessDiaries Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/trprincessdiaries/ Art by Carley McConnell https://www.instagram.com/ani.empire/  

There be dragons in them woods. And boy, oh boy, do we talk about them. Pete's Dragon is a remake of the classic Disney film by the same name. As with all movies with real animals - because dragons are real folks - we discover a little bit more about the human experience. And the dragon experience. This one stirred up some childhood memories. We are looking at you daycare centers! Hop on the back of your favorite - but totally real - mythical creature and explore Pete's Dragon with us! Leave us a voice message by going to https://anchor.fm/moonstreet Check us out at the Outlet Podcast Network http://www.outlet-productions.com/ Questions or Comments? Email us at grownmenwks@gmail.com Twitter: @gmwks Instagram: @grown-men-watch-kid-shit Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GMWKS/ --- 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/moonstreet/message

What started as an excuse to watch a Karl Urban film turned into a great episode. We covered one of the darkest most disturbing films and it delightful 2016 remake. That's right we covered the surprisingly dark and problematic 1977 Disney classic, Pete's Dragon and its 2016 remake starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Wes Bentley, Robert Redford, and the patron saint of Remake Rewind, Karl Urban!We are now on YouTube!Listen to our other great podcast, Ruin My Childhood, starring Mike and Kat! Available every other Friday!Get a free audio book and one free month of audible on us! AudibleTrial.com/MDXpodsSupport us on Patreon.com/MDXpods and help get Mike his webshooters and microphone stands!Check us out on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Check us out at MDXpods.comLIsten on the go on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, and YouTube.Follow Alex on Instagram and Twitter!Leave us a voicemail to ask us a question! Call 64MDXpods1 (646-397-6371)

Augie Davis, is a qualified SGNZ stunt coordinator, stunt performer, action director, and designs stunt sequences. Behind the scenes, Augie worked with Peter Jackson in The Lord of the Rings trilogy as a stunt performer first, then stepped into stunt coordinator for the second and third film in 2002 and 2003. He also worked on Pete's Dragon which had some scenes filmed in the Bay of Plenty where he now lives. He is well-known for his work on Vertical Limit (2000), Ghost in the Shell (2017) and The Hobbit (2012), has relocated to Mount Maunganui with his family from Wellington 3 years ago. Born in Fiji and raised in Auckland, schooled at Sacred Heart college in Glen Innes, Augie worked in outdoor pursuits before moving into film. Represented NZ and Fiji at the world champs in whitewater Kayaking. Loves the outdoors, climbs, fishes, hunts mt bikes whatever his kids force him to do. Recently he was the Stunt Coordinator on New Zealand Film The legend of Baron To'a and has just returned from eight months in China as the stunt coordinator for The Fengshen trilogy. He currently serves as president of the NZ Stunt Guild. Other feature films he has worked on as a stunt coordinator include Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 2, Yogi Bear, River Queen, X-Men 3: The Last Stand, The Devil's Rock, Without a Paddle, The Water Horse, and Master and Commander, The Shannara Chronicles, Adrift shot in Fiji with Shaileen Woodley, Ole Tulafale and One thousand ropes with Tusi Tamasese.

Lee is joined in lockdown by filmmaker and the writer/director of A Ghost Story and The Green Knight, David Lowery for a deep dive behind the scenes discussion.

Lee is joined in lockdown by filmmaker and the writer/director of A Ghost Story and The Green Knight, David Lowery for a deep dive behind the scenes discussion.

How do I tell a powerful story where the protagonist cannot drive the plot? Stu and Chas are joined by Stephen Cleary following his exploration into Melodrama, and together they try to reclaim the word from its pejorative meaning. By examining powerful Melodramas - like THE HANDMAID’S TALE, LADIES IN BLACK and STRANGER THINGS… with many a tangent on MARRIAGE STORY, PETE’S DRAGON, MILDRED PIERCE, GAME OF THRONES, LOST, THE JOKER, THE KILLING, THE WITCHER, war movies and survival films - the three hosts try to unpick what makes Melodrama an alternate story paradigm to the Hero’s Journey. They delve into how Melodramas centre on characters that don’t have agency; where the plot happens to characters (as opposed to being driven by them); how Melodramas don’t end so much as close; and how all of the above delves into character questions more deeply than the Hero’s Journey. And to wrap it all up, the kind of techniques you use on the page to write effective melodramas. CW: There is a lot of discussion in this episode about melodrama being associated with “women’s stories” vs the “hero’s journey” - which is biased towards a ‘masculine’ mode of storytelling - and we fully acknowledge in the show and here that we are three cismen talking about these things.   This episode was edited by Christopher Walker. Audio excerpts used for educational purposes only. RUNNING ORDER: 00:01:14 - Intro: Melodrama & Passive Protagonists 00:01:31 - What is Melodrama? 00:37:46 - The Handmaid's Tale Watch: https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/69478-the-handmaid-s-tale 00:56:08 - Horror and Melodrama 01:00:23 - Marriage Story Watch: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/492188-marriage-story 01:14:58 - The Handmaid's Tale & Narrative Techniques 01:30:06 - Game of Thrones and Endings Watch: https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/1399-game-of-thrones 01:33:07 - Melodrama & Endings 01:38:37 - Ladies in Black Watch: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/483411-ladies-in-black 02:13:12 - Stranger Things Watch: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/182026-stranger-things 02:31:34 - The Killing Watch: https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/32368-forbrydelsen 02:38:07 - The Witcher Watch: https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/71912-the-witcher 2:43:53 - Wrap Up: Passive & Still Characters Read: The Handmaid’s Tale - 101 Offred DZ RELATED EPISODES DZ-52: Antagonists! (Part 4) – vs Systems - http://draft-zero.com/2018/dz-52/  DZ-63: Tools for Better Dialogue (Part 2) – Hook and Eye - http://draft-zero.com/2019/dz-63/ DZ-60: Unfilmables and Unscriptables (Part 1) – Engaging imagination: http://draft-zero.com/2019/dz-60/ DZ-61: Unfilmables and Unscriptables (Part 2) – Moments of Awe: http://draft-zero.com/2019/dz-61/ Many thanks to all our patrons but particularly to Theis, Jesse, Jack, Chris, Khrob, Sandra, Nick, and Matteo. They’re good humans. Please considering rating or subscribing to us on Apple Podcasts! or sharing us on the Social Medias! We like finding new listeners. We are @stuwillis and @chasffisher on twitter. And you can find @draft_zero on Instagram and Twitter. LINKS @ http://linktr.ee/draftzero BUY DRAFT ZERO MERCH via TeePublic

The Nostalgia+ crew takes a brief hiatus from Gargoyles to investigate Peter's childhood trauma, Pete's Dragon! Support us: Read Daniel's Book, 'Dave Woke Up'! See Peter's games! For More TMT Shenanigans: toomanythoughtsmedia.com Twitter: @TMT_Media, @tackyslacks, @ArgentRabe, @ShoelessPete, @ShimmyBook, @SinisterInfant E-mail: toomanythoughtsmedia@gmail.com

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It's one thing for Disney to be remaking their classics, but what happens when they decide to remake one of their relatively lesser-known films? Like say, one that heavily featured child abuse and alcoholism? Well in 2016 they did just that with PETE'S DRAGON, and the results may just surprise you - as they certainly surprised our hosts.

If you haven't seen either version of Pete's Dragon, don't worry, neither had we until now. But for this episode of the "Reimagined Classics" series, we cover BOTH versions.

Hey kids, remember when Disney thought this could compete against Star Wars? Well, special guest Peter Vulfranc (These Days Are Ours: A Happy Days Podcast) certainly does. He joins Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz to discuss Disney's 1977 movie musical, Pete's Dragon, and they all slowly lose their minds in the process. Why does the cartoon dragon turn invisible? How did two songwriters for disaster movies get a Disney gig? What the fuck does "brazzle" mean? Find out on an all-new Lost in the Vault? Listen to Peter Vulfranc on These Days Are Ours: A Happy Days Podcast https://thesedaysareours.libsyn.com/ Wanna support the show? Subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to us! Visit us on our website: https://lost-in-the-vault.simplecast.com/ Join the Official Lost in the Vault Discord: https://discord.gg/mwmtzfV Questions or comments? Email us at lostinthevaultpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @LostVaultCast Follow us on Instagram: @lostvaultpodcast Follow us on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/lostvaultcast/ Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz Editors: Dallin Agatone & Amanda Dutkiewicz Producer: Dallin Agatone Executive Producer: Jamie Agatone Show art provided by Jack Rourke

Dave, Brandon, and Jay are on fire with this week's review of Pete's Dragon (1977 & 2016). Brandon begrudgingly agrees to watch more movies. Jay gives personal hygiene advice in this trying time. Dave doesn't remember who's alive and who died ten years ago.   #politics #trump #sanders #disney #petesdragon #startrek #picard #survival #beprepared #corona #chrometrek    If you're all caught up on Corona skip to 00:20:32. ***THIS PODCAST CONTAINS SPOILERS*** #naftcast #movies #film #review #remakes #fun #funny Give us a call: 908-509-1205 Hit us up at: naftcast@gmail.com Visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NobodyAskedForThisPodcast/ Follow us on Twitter: @naftcast See that we don't know how to operate instagram: @naftcast

On this episode we talk about The Friends Reunion, Florida Men and Florida Women, Neckbeards, Pete's Dragon, JFK's Murder, Some politics and Ask Darkness about snitching. Instagram @ChicosBrain Facebook search for Chico's Brain. Check out more shows on the @PFTMedia network! Rate the show and leave us a comment it really helps :)

Hello Friends! We're still in 1977 this week as we review Pete's Dragon!

Hi everyone! Andrew’s taking the helm for today’s Matinee Monday, with a review from the debut offering from the recently renamed 20th Century Studios. Like that Fox brand might be toxic or something. Anyway, Andrew will be up in a minute with his review of THE CALL OF THE WILD. Don’t miss Andrew’s other recent reviews for BLISS (Episode #723), SCHOOL’S OUT (Episode #716), and COME TO DADDY (Episode #709). None of those are family films, by the way. Not even COME TO DADDY. Before the review, we’ll have a promo from our good friends at the Book of Lies Podcast. Every week, Brandi Fleeks and Sunni Hepburn take a look at a fraud case or famous con artist, breaking down the methods, the signals, and how to spot similar scams in your life. You can find them on Twitter @Bookofliespod and on Facebook and Instagram @bookofliespodcast. Be sure to like, retweet, share, review, and subscribe! Subscribe to stay current with the latest releases. Contribute at Patreon for exclusive content. Connect with us over social media to continue the conversation. Here we go! ///// > ///// Hello film fans! Andrew here, pinch-hitting today with... a Disney film. Don’t worry, I’ll be back on Friday with my usual dose of death and destruction. One of the perks to being an accredited film critic (well, actually, the only perk) is access to check out the occasional film at a press-screening or through a screener link or on DVD during awards season. Somehow, I didn’t even know of the existence of today’s film until I got my invite to go check it out at arguably Austin’s dingiest theater - remarkable, considering the budget was in the $150M range. What secured my RSVP was the ability to bring along my three kids and gauge their response to a film that has been marketed to both parents and children. Today’s movie is THE CALL OF THE WILD (2020), with a screenplay by Michael Green based on the Jack London novel, directed by Chris Sanders. THE CALL OF THE WILD tells the story of Buck, a St. Bernard / Scotch Collie mix and his adventures in the late 19th Century. After Buck is abducted from his mischievous life on a bucolic California estate, he’s shipped by boat up to the Yukon territory on the US-Canadian border. Buck is soon acquired by a kind couple in charge of delivering mail to the remote Alaskan town of Skagway. At first a reluctant member of a sled dog team, Buck begins to learn life lessons, as all dogs do, maturing and gaining confidence along the way. And I haven’t even gotten to the Harrison Ford part yet. Director Chris Sanders has three other directorial efforts to his name, all of which are animated - LILO & STITCH, HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON and THE CROODS. This makes a ton of sense after the fact as the film is live action except for the dogs and a few other animals you meet along the way. The sequences that rely heavily on the animals feel very much like a cartoon, albeit a well-crafted one, though thankfully none of the animals talk or provide the narration. Harrison Ford steps into the narrator role and does excellent work. Ford is always such a curmudgeon in real life that I was worried the whole film would feel like he was just showing up for a Disney payday, but his voice feels genuine, keeping the larger narrative aloft until his on-camera role expands in the second half of the picture. Dan Stevens and Karen Gillan appear as well, but feel miscast as the film’s villains. Bradley Whitford kicks off the story as Buck’s original owner in another strange bit of casting, putting a noteworthy actor in a role that barely outlasts the film’s credits. And the unsung hero is motion-capture actor Terry Notary who apparently stood in for Buck. I didn’t learn this until after the film and it’s certainly not apparent during the viewing, but hey, that’s good work if you can get it. One minor complaint is that the story itself feels more episodic rather than having a traditional three-act structure. Maybe it’s just because we are in the age of peak TV, but the whole thing might have worked better as 6-episode Disney+ series. Almost a full hour goes by before Buck inevitably hooks up with Ford’s John Thornton and it feels like everything prior is just a lead-up to this point. The primary problem with THE CALL OF THE WILD is that it tries too hard to be everything to everyone. The source material is not as light-hearted as the film would have you believe. The film features a number of violent scenes, even including some ambiguous allusions to death, though it sands down the corners to deliver the sanitized Disney version that audiences expect. (Incidentally, I have heard the live-action MULAN remake will be PG-13 and I am curious to see what that means for both the film itself as well as the box office). What did not work for me, for at least the first hour, was the juxtaposition of a rugged survival tale with humanized dogs that are uncannily expressive. I get that much of what was required of the dogs in this film probably could not have been done with actual animals, but it feels like the CGI went one step too far, making Buck in particular feel more like a cartoon animal living in the real world. What makes THE CALL OF THE WILD fantastic? THE CALL OF THE WILD is not afraid to take its time. There are just enough action scenes to keep the kids engaged and plenty of slapstick comedy, but there are also more moments of reflection (quiet or narrated) than you’re used to seeing a modern family film. My viewing experience recalled how I felt watching family adventure films growing up in the 1980s, like THE JOURNEY OF NATTY GANN, CHEETAH, or the made-for-tv movie STONE FOX. I really enjoyed experiencing this one with my kids, which has to be a much better sit than subjecting them to SONIC THE HEDGEHOG or the critically-derided DOOLITTLE. THE CALL OF THE WILD is a throwback family film that provides ample, if not particularly memorable, entertainment for all ages. Fans of adventure films that merge live action and CGI-animation such as THE JUNGLE BOOK or PETE’S DRAGON will enjoy this film. Rotten Tomatoes: 70% Metacritic: 53 One Movie Punch: 7.6/10 THE CALL OF THE WILD (2020) is rated PG and is playing in theaters. Come back on Friday and we’ll get back to the wild ways of Fantastic Fest with JALLIKATTU. In a rural Indian village, a buffalo has broken loose, damaging the town while mobs of men begin to form, seeking to restore order. You’ve seen movies with every other kind of killer animal, so why not a buffalo! See you then.

Love is in the air! In this very special Valentine's Day edition of Who Won the Week, we talk about romance. We also talk about a talking blue rodent from outer space that likes to go fast. We also talk about the trailer for a new telling of the Sir Gawain legend made by the guy who did the live-action Pete's Dragon. Ain't them bodies saints? Join us.

Ashley and Dan pull out the beers as they watch Pete's Dragon, a movie that has not aged well! *Mature Content - We recommend 13+*

This week Garrison MacCraw is joined by Jayden McGrael for the 1977 classic, Pete's Dragon. Come along with us as we avoid adoptive hillbillies, snake oil salesmen, and impossibly high waves.  Don't disappear on us, because you're in for a Brazzle Dazzle time.

It's a brazzle dazzle day today in the Balcony so let us be your candle on the water and steer you toward a third song title from today's masterpiece Pete's Dragon from 1977. With the launch of Disney+, the Balcony Boys take a deep dive into Passamaquody Harbor and break down the legality of orphan purchasing and dragon keeping. Who do you call when an invisible dragon fucks up your fence? Do you know? Cause I spent a lot of money putting that fence in and late one night when I was coming home from a hard night of drinking with my friends in the lighthouse game, an invisible dragon threw me and my car right through it. There's no other explanation and like a good neighbor, State Farm won't believe me until I have proof. Pete's Dragon stars all your favorite stars of the 30s, 40s, 50s, and today! 

This episode is moderated by David Lowery, the filmmaker behind "Pete's Dragon," "Ain't Them Bodies Saints" and "A GHOST STORY" amongst others. The team has a discussion about meeting each other and initial impressions, tense and emotional times during production and memorable moments they'll carry forward. Featuring "Honey Boy" director Alma Har'el and cast members Shia LaBeouf, Lucas Hedges, Noah Jupe and Byron Bowers.

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Disney Dragon Week comes to a big finale as we visit 3 Disney Parks in Asia to explore Pete's Dragon, Team Mushu and even a small dragonfly. You can find a show notes page at DisneyatPlay.com and DisneyatWork.com. Your host is J. Jeff Kober, who as a life-long fan and former Disney Institute leader, brings a love of all things Disney to life and work from The Happiest Place on Earth.

This week Invasion of the Remake compares the Walt Disney musical, fantasy, comedy, Pete's Dragon (1977) starring Helen Reddy, Jim Dale, Mickey Rooney, Red Buttons, Shelley Winters, and Sean Marshall to it's 2016 non musical remake which stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Robert Redford, Oakes Fegley, Oona Laurence, Wes Bentley and Karl Urban. You will fall in love with Pete's Dragon, Elliot, on a brand new Invasion of the Remake.   Support independent podcasts like ours by telling your friends and family how to find us at places like Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tune In Radio, RadioPublic, BluBrry, Libsyn, YouTube, iHeartRadio and all the best podcast providers. Spread the love! Like, share and subscribe! You can also help out the show with a positive review and a 5-star rating over on iTunes. We want to hear from you and your opinions will help shape the future of the show. Your ratings and reviews also help others find the show. Their "earballs" will thank you. Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook & Instagram: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com

Dishing Disney - Pete's Dragon (1977) For this movie review episode, we watch 1977's Pete's Dragon, the OG imaginary dragon. A childhood favorite for both, Dustin had not watched this since he was a kid. And boy are there a lot of songs! Does it hold up? Listen to find out! Tune in next time for our next movie review episode: Vote now on social media for either Cinderella or Bambi. Be sure to Like, Share, and Subscribe in your favorite podcast app, Tweet us @dishingdisney, follow in Instagram @dishingdisneypod, and follow us on Facebook here. Dustin & Briana, a couple who love all things Disney, sit down twice a month to discuss and analyze a variety of Disney films and topics with a grownup perspective and an adult sense of humor. Dishing Disney will give film reviews with the memories of a child filtered through an adult frame of mind. So wish upon a star, give a little whistle, and be a part of our world as we explore the Wide World of Disney together!

Dishing Disney: Top 5 - Favorite Disney Songs It's time for our monthly bonus episode: Top 5 Favorite Disney Songs. We try to compile a master list of our personal favorite Disney tunes, which is pretty difficult to do. Will your favorites make the cut? Listen in and be sure to let us know YOUR Top 5 picks on our social media! Tune in next week for our next movie review episode as we sit down and discuss Pete's Dragon. Be sure to Like, Share, and Subscribe in your favorite podcast app, and follow us on Facebook here. Dustin & Briana, a couple who love all things Disney, sit down twice a month to discuss and analyze a variety of Disney films and topics with a grownup perspective and an adult sense of humor. Dishing Disney will give film reviews with the memories of a child filtered through an adult frame of mind. So wish upon a star, give a little whistle, and be a part of our world as we explore the Wide World of Disney together!

“We announce the arrival of the delayed Six-Five Special to your listening device; we apologise for the late running of this service, this was due to knackered computers on the line.”Enjoy Episode Two of our podcast, it turned out to be something of an epic, with a huge amount of performers, artists and crew to talk about – will it be the greatest contrast between the brevity of the synopsis and length of episode we’ll come across? We’ll find out…Email: bpmoaca@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/BPMOACA/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bpmoacaPlaylists:Season 1 Episode 02 : Six-Five Special playlist Train Kept A-Rollin' - an EvolutionLinks:Stream Six-Five Special here…or purchase it on DVD/Blu-ray hereLonnie Donegan Live at 27th Trowbridge Village Pump Festival (2000) [Matt was in the audience!] - begins at 1hr 1minBilly Bragg’s essential tome on the rise & importance of skiffle: “Roots, Radicals and Rockers: How Skiffle Changed the World” (2017)We played: "Train Kept A-Rollin'" (Bradshaw/Mann) & "Jack o' Diamonds" (Trad arr Donegan)Films Referenced:Discoveries [Feat. Carroll Levis] (1939) Great Expectations (1946)Vice Versa (1948) Emergency Call (1952) The Tommy Steele Story (1957) The Good Companions (1957) Fiend Without a Face (1958) The Duke Wore Jeans (1958)Carry On Sergeant (1958)The Revenge Of Frankenstein (1958)Ben-Hur (1959)Carry On Constable (1960) Saturday Night And Sunday Morning (1961)Carry On Regardless (1961)Twice Round the Daffodils (1962) Carry on Cabby (1963)Carry On Jack (1963)Billy Liar (1963)Carry On Cleo (1964)Carry On Cowboy (1965)Darling (1965)Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965)Carry On Screaming (1966)Morgan - A Suitable Case For Treatment (1966)Carry On Up the Khyber (1968) Finian's Rainbow (1968) Carry On Again Doctor (1969) Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1969) Dracula A.D. 1972 (1972 (Obviously)) Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall (1973)Digby, the Biggest Dog in the World (1973) The National Health (1973) Pete's Dragon (1977) The Shining (1980) Stan & Ollie (2019) TV & Audio Referenced:Doctor Who: Inferno (1970) Doctor Who: The Mind of Evil (1971)The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - The Crooked Man (1984) Harry Potter Audiobooks - Jim Dale (2007)Jim Dale - One Show (2015)Murder in Soho: Who Killed Freddie Mills? (2018) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CW: Suicide, Filicide, Distressing Sequences involving Animals (Horses) It’s a Double Feature Week on Pod Sematary! Chris & Kelsey only have seven days left since they watched two films with ticking death clocks! Thanks for the recommendation, Lou! The Original: Ringu (1998) “A reporter and her ex-husband investigate a cursed video tape that is rumored to kill the viewer seven days after watching it” (IMDb.com). With much more subtle storytelling than it's famous gaijin remake (if you discount all of the psychic stuff), this incredible original might have you wondering why they bothered remaking it in the first place. The Remake: The Ring (2002) “A journalist must investigate a mysterious videotape which seems to cause the death of anyone one week to the day after they view it” (IMDb.com). This very Americanized remake cuts the fat but adds on more mystery and visual flair. Is it more your cup of tea? Get more at podsematary.com! Read our afterthoughts for this episode at https://twitter.com/PodSematary/status/1158569361973448704 Audio Sources: "Bitch" (Key and Peele S01E01) produced by Monkeypaw Productions, et al. "Feels Like 'Heaven'" written and performed by HIIH "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" produced by Python (Monty) Pictures, et al. "Pet Sematary" written by Dee Dee Ramone & Daniel Rey and performed by The Ramones "Pete's Dragon" produced by Walt Disney Productions “The Ring” produced by Dreamworks, et al. “Ringu” produced by Basara Pictures, et al. "Science Fiction/Double Feature" written by Richard O'Brien & Richard Hartley and performed by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts "Split" produced by Universal Pictures, et al. "Tune Up #1" written by Jonathan Larson and performed by Anthony Rapp, Adam Pascal "Tune Up #2" written by Jonathan Larson and performed by Anthony Rapp, Adam Pascal "Urban Legend" produced by Phoenix Pictures, et al. "Weird Satanist Guy" via BowserVids @ www.youtube.com/watch?v=YErFwJX0HKE "Why So Serious?" composed by Hans W. Zimmer

Let's finish the 70's off with a bit of a roast! Pete's Dragon is officially the Disney Dame's least favorite movie so far. But no worries, we found a few redeeming qualities. Twitter: @DisneyDamePod Tumblr: disneydames Instagram: disneydamespodcast Email: disneydamespodcast@gmail.com

Melly and Kelsi break down their reactions to Pete's Dragon.

Today I sit down with Adam Ray to talk about being a fat kid, divorce, the craziest thing I've ever done partying, acid stories, Petes Dragon, and The Fish that Saved Pittsburgh, and much more! Check out his podcast "About Last Night" and you can also get his new special "Read The Room" on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Amazon Music, and Apple Music. This episode also brought to you by Blue Apron. Get $60 off today at www.blueapron.com/bertcast  This episode is also brought to you by Manscaped. Get 20% off, free shipping, and a free travel bag by using the offer code “Bert” at www.manscaped.com  This episode is also brought to you by Calm. Get 25% off of a Calm premium subscription by going to www.calm.com/bert This episode is also brought to you by Postmates. Get $100 in free delivery credit for your first 7 days with the code “Bertcast” Download the Postmates App and save today!  The Body Shots Fall Tour is on pre sale now! Use the promo code “Shots” to get tickets at www.bertbertbert.com For all TOUR DATE & MERCH click HERE: http://www.bertbertbert.com To Follow me on.. Twitter: https://twitter.com/bertkreischer Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BertKreischer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bertkreischer Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Akreischer  

This week the Smearframers strike up a more serious and contemplative tone that their movie itself doesn't always succeed in doing, in order to discuss the merits of Disney remakes, what constitutes a good children's story, the validity of unexpected creative choices and how much good cinematography can save a movie while a bad soundtrack hinders it. Or at least they try to until someone brings up Karl Urban 

The 2016 reimagining of Pete's Dragon, directed by David Lowery, won over critics upon release but fizzled at the box office. In this episode we ask if audiences missed out on a great film when they passed it by. Follow us at Undercast Company on Facebook and instagram, or e-mail us at undercastcompany@gmail.com. Alan and Fred can be found at dstrct6, Ariel and Sergio are Nerd Incorporated, and you can follow Derick on instagram at dericks_photos!

The Smearframers are on summer break right now, but they still have time to send you listeners a postcard from Passamaquoddy, Maine to let you know what they thought of the original Pete's Dragon. It includes praise for the fun songs and wacky villains, complaints about there not being enough of the actual dragon and the continued proposition of adapting the podcast's movies as stage musicals. 

We're stepping back in time to talk PETE'S DRAGON (1977) with Anthony Fox (MousePire Podcast). Along the way we compare and contrast with 2016's PETE'S DRAGON and marvel at what made it past the censors in the 1970's. Several listeners wrote in with their comments and memories of the film. Fun Fact: Jim Dale (who plays Dr. Terminus) reads all the Harry Potter U.S. versions of the audio books and he is incredible. Lends new credibility to the Dr. Terminus of PETE'S DRAGON. If you've never seen it or haven't watched in awhile, here's a plot refresher: Pete is a nine-year-old orphan who escaped from his brutal adoptive parents, and now wanders the New England coast with his only friend - a cartoon dragon named Elliott. They find a new home in Passamaquoddy, Maine, and live with Nora, a lighthouse keeper, and her father, Lampie. All is not well in this little fishing town when the shady Dr. Terminus shows up and wants to cut Elliott up and sell for medicinal purposes. And non-stop hilarity ensues! STEP IN TIME: Remembering Disney's Matinee Movies is a spin-off show where we look back at the Disney live-action films of yesteryear. If you are already subscribed to Skywalking Through Neverland - do nothing! This show will appear in your feed. Have fun reminicing with us. Original music composed by Rob Dehlinger We love feedback!! Contact us: tweet! tweet! @SkywalkingPod Send emails to share@skywalkingthroughneverland.com and follow us on Facebook. Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | YouTube

Listen to our youth critics review the DVD release of The Jungle Book and Pup Star as well as the feature films Suicide Squad, Nerve, Ben-Hur, Pete's Dragon and The Dressmaker. Hosts Keefer Blakeslee and Gerry Orz are joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Morgan, Abigail, Ryan and Benjamin. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to hear what our critics have to say.

Listen in as we review the latest films Suicide Squad, Pete's Dragon, Pup Star and The Little Prince coming out in theaters, on DVD and on Netflix this month. Hosts Gerry Orz and Morgan Bertsch are joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Morgan and Ryan. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies be sure to see what our KIDS FIRST! reporters have to say.