Podcasts about peter jackson's hobbit

Gemini Man lacks charm, wit, originality, intelligence, any real sense of understanding how to shoot action... but it's a technological showcase, and with 3D glasses on, sat in a cinema with a 60fps projector (120fps screenings, the film's native frame rate, are nigh-on impossible to come by), it provides a certain pleasure. We agree that the high frame rate, so widely criticised in Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy - and along with the rest of the world, neither of us liked it at all - works surprisingly well here in Ang Lee's hands, and Mike argues that it's not only visually enjoyable but genuinely aesthetically valuable, picking up on shots that it noticeably contributes to and considering the way Lee uses stillness early on to help the audience adjust to its look and feel. We can't see eye to eye on the film's other technological showpiece, a fully CGI Will Smith, motion captured but rendered as his 20-something-year-old self. Mike thinks it's remarkably convincing, truly evocative of the Fresh Prince-era Will Smith with which we're all familiar and, again, a visual treat, but José finds it a lifeless failure. That's a criticism, though, that can be made of the film as a whole, and we can't compliment the screenplay, direction or performances very much at all. Without HFR 3D, Gemini Man really isn't worth your time to see. With it, it's surprisingly attractive, but that can't rescue the script. Recorded on 17th October 2019.

Destroy All Clickbait is preparing to come to an end and this will be our second or third-last show, but you know we had to go out with a bang...that's right, it's our show about the infamous 30-50 Feral Hogs. Plus, space tardigrades, action movie metrics, and an extended rant about Peter Jackson's Hobbit movies for some reason. The tweet that started it all A Crashed Israeli Spacecraft Spilled Tardigrades on the Moon Alamo Drafthouse Sets ‘Clowns-Only’ Screenings of ‘It: Chapter Two' 'Dora and the Lost City of Gold': Film Review ‘Fast & Furious’ Stars’ Complicated Demand—I Never Want to Lose a Fight Sid Miller Wants to Unleash a "Hog Apocalypse" 8chan Owner Called to Testify Before Congress After El Paso Shooting Adam's Patreon Ing's Patreon We broadcast live on Twitch Tuesdays around 6! All material and music featured on the podcast is copyright 2018 the creators. No ownership of material linked to is implied or intended. Engineer/Producer: Alex Ross Theme Song by Jack Feerick

Are you ready for an unexpected journey? Well, that's just what the Rebootsie Bois just did! To celebrate being nominated for Best Local Podcast in The Willamette Week, they watched the animated film of The Hobbit from 1977 and then all three of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy. It was a long and exhausting journey, but they weren't alone. They were joined by guest Shane Hosea, and together they talk all about Tolkien, orcs, and lots of nerdy stuff. So enjoy going there and back again as Reboot, Reuse, Recycle battles The Hobbit(1977)/ The Hobbit Trilogy(2012/2013/2014)!  (P.S. Thank you for all the votes, listens, and love!)

We've been waiting to review these films since before we even began the podcast. In this episode we finally get around to looking the first film in Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy.The common notion on the internet seems to be that "the Hobbit movies suck!". We completely disagree, not only do we believe these to be good films, we believe the they are very faithful to Tolkien's books and mythology. Whether you already love these movies, or can't stand the sight of them, we hope you will listen and come away with a deeper respect and appreciation for this series.   Recent Films: James: Rogue One 2:20, Alien 3:45, District 9 3:45, Ex Machina 7:05, Dark City 9:40 Gabriel: La La Land 13:28, Fences 16:05, Passengers 17:15, Pirates of the Carribean: On Stranger Tides 18:20   Main Review 21:56     Please subscribe, rate and review us on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/underrated/id1145136119?mt=2 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/underratedpodcast/?fref=ts Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/Underrated_Pod Visit our Website for past episodes https://underratedpodcast.com/        

December saw the release of the third and final film in Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, a series which saw the man who turned a series of dense books into three fairly swift films do the opposite by transforming a short, snappy novel into three bloated epics. As fans of Jackson's Lord of the Rings films, not to mention his pre-LOTR work, who were disappointed by the Hobbitses, Matt and Ed decided to sit down and talk about the two trilogies in depth in order to figure out where the second trilogy went wrong. Along the way they talk about Star Wars, discuss the desirability of dwarfs and coin the term "Twilightise".Links:Here is the interview with Viggo Mortensen referenced in the episode.This is the Cracked article that is briefly discussed.

Happy Holidays and a very Merry Christmas from the Mad About Movies family to yours! Join us for a special countdown of our favorite holiday movies as well as an in-depth discussion on the final chapter of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, The Battle of the Five Armies.

In this episode, Andrew and Monica give general spoiler-free thoughts on the first installment of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Does it live up to the Lord of the Rings films? Is it worth seeing in 48fps? And just how good is Monica's Gollum impression? Tune in to find out. SHOW NOTES: 0:22 - Intro and clip 4:08 - General thoughts 17:00 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing cinemafix@filmgeekradio.com. Thanks for listening!