Podcasts about point break live

Immer noch dreht sich alles um Geld in der Popkultur! Im 2. Teil dieser Episode hängen wir erneut an der Börse ab, kaufen mit unserem Gewinn das teuerste Kunstwerk der Welt, verlieren wie ein Psycho den Verstand, blicken in die Welt des Profisports, treffen einen umtriebigen Musiker, bevor wir uns schließlich mit zwei Kultstars aufs Surfbrett wagen. Gunter Gabriel - Hey Boss, ich brauch mehr Geld https://youtu.be/4jdSsljFgGo?si=5CXUyFRJ714MQlkR The Wolf of Wall Street - Trailer https://youtu.be/GNGCav9fRhc?si=4iaZX44FwnoBGqEt The Real Wolf of Wall Street Story - Fact Vs. Fiction https://youtu.be/cvXQi_yv6vY?si=xAX0al3D9KtymVnf Leonardo DiCaprio discusses The Wolf of Wall Street https://youtu.be/QflekFEDv9Y?si=ezMDiT2dEdCkz4DV Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese Full Interview https://youtu.be/BuE8LQ85wv4?si=rhRaIf9nuCr0Yoiw I Start Counting - Money https://youtu.be/O_mHZd1hqcs?si=mfhs1KrW0KVIdZ0m The Lost Leonardo Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0lXLGgQjYY Die Geheimnisse der Meisterwerke - Leonardo da Vinci (Arte) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMTuJ2OAOJI Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' | 2017 World Auction Record | Christie's  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3orkmMlSpmI Nat King Cole - Mona Lisa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2vgJ0MGOlg American Psycho - Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YnGhW4UEhc American Psycho in 5 Minutes https://youtu.be/QyE4GhAVysU?si=E1EIVOQT375y7-63 Christian Bale Interview https://youtu.be/He4N8HJ7TaQ?si=FH5ipRqcDeu4WFc1 The Plot To Blow Up The Eiffel Tower - Angry, Young And Rich https://youtu.be/qhUkD7UL2NI?si=O7Cou2LdbfXHoZmL Jerry Maguire Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUd3gwaf0KQ Tom Cruise Reflects on 'Jerry Maguire' 20 Years Later https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O68ZVDwQQss Jerry Maguire 20th Anniversary Documentary Clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FtsKXN_nQE Cameron Crowe Talks Almost Famous, Tom Cruise & Jerry Maguire, Led Zeppelin & More!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y5rWUgjSbk Bob Dylan - Shelter From The Storm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gsDBuHwqbM Money Mark - Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBR53-_OH0s Show Us Your Junk - Ep.19 - Money Mark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ne6SubAZah0 Astral Destiny First Impression: Money Mark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZup23zdEYQ Money Mark - Tomorrow Will Be Like Today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gM7HD0Kdf-E Point Break Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcDD2-s4vWA Keanu Reeves on Good Morning, America - 7/9/91  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JkpZDsLhxc POINT BREAK (1991) | Behind the Scenes of Patrick Swayze Cult Movie #2  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CuFPurGYDk Katheryn Bigelow "Point Break" 6/8/91 - Bobbie Wygant Archive  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlRilrvAXwI Keanu Reeves talks about POINT BREAK LIVE!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjRpfMvvKhw Rancid - Time Bomb https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxaA9_mzOz4

Jonny Vallee also known as One Eyed Jon is a tattoo artist currently working at Historic Tattoo in Portland, Oregon. We talk about his start in the tat game, his moniker, fishing, almost getting to perform as Johnny Utah in Point Break Live before getting snaked by Kevin from American Pie, Snake Plissken, Snake from Metal Gear Solid and more! follow Jon on IG @one_eyed_jon

Are we gonna jump or jerk off? Mandi and Charlotte reminisce about some of the times we were fortunate enough to experience the insanely clever, wildly entertaining and pure comedic gold that is Point Break LIVE. Let's get radical! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fhebadmormons/support

We kick off our 20th pod in perfect harmony. After a short musical number and a quick catch up, we talk about the few flicks we’ve seen since last time (4:43) with a special emphasis on the undiscovered classic, Mr. Right (11:54). We explain David Lynch to everyone (23:31), talk TV (28:01), and the latest in entertainment news (38:44) — Bond songs, Indiana Jones directors, and more! We attempt to discuss trailers (57:24) before Skynet does everything in it’s power to stop us (1:00:52). But we regroup magnificently when Kelly tries, unsuccessfully as always, to stump Patrick in “Guess that Rotten Tomato Rating” (1:01:48). As always, shout outs and hidden gems are delivered (1:09:04) and as always, Kelly fails to deliver on his promise to discuss the upcoming Amazon Lord of the Rings series with Patrick. Lots of singing in this one. Thanks, as always, for listening. And please RSVP if you’d like to come with us to Point Break Live!

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Vimos Point Break (1991), esa película de surfers roba-bancos de Kathryn Bigelow que lanzó la carrera de acción de Keanu Reeves y empezó a sepultar la de Patrick Swayze. Como si fuera un espejo del episodio sobre The Lost Boys, Carlitos se explaya sobre esta película que ama y Eric afila la guadaña y no deja títere con cabeza. También hablamos de la mirada masculina en el cine, el contexto generacional del cine de acción de le época, la infame secuela, Rápido y Furioso... y ¿Showgirls? La cortina musical que abre y cierra el episodio es Smoke on the Water (Deep Purple) en versión cumbia, compuesta especialmente para el programa. En este episodio hablamos de Point Break (1991) - IMDB, Letterboxd, Wikipedia Notas y links Contexto: el cine de acción de la época Pre Point Break 1984: Terminator 1987: Robocop 1987: Predator / Depredador 1987 / 89: Arma Mortal 1 y 2 1988: Die Hard / Duro de Matar 1989: Tango y Cash Contemporáneos 1990: Total Recall / El Vengador del Futuro 1990: La Femme Nikita 1991: The Last Boy Scout 1991: Terminator 2 1992: Hard Boiled (John Woo) 1993: Demolition Man (Stallone) 1993: Hard Target (Van Damme) Post Point Break, camino a Matrix 1996: Misión: Imposible 1996: Independence Day 1996: Escape from LA 1997: Starship Troopers 1997: Face off 1998: Blade 1999: Matrix Producción Largo Entertainment Kathryn Bigelow Strange Days (1995) James Cameron Donald Peterman Elenco Patrick Swayze Keanu Reeves Gary Busey Lori Petty John C. McGinley Big Wednesday (1978) Discusión de la película Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema (Laura Mulvey, 1975) Ways of Seeing (1972) Stream this movie: Point Break by April Wolfe DOA: Dead or Alive (2006) Hotline Miami (videojuego) Remakes, secuelas y reboots The Fast and the Furious (2001), la remake de mentira y honorable Rápido y Furioso 1, 2 y 3 resumidos así nomás Point Break (2015), la remake verdadera y abyecta XXX (film series) Point Break Live! Banda de sonido Playlist de música de le película en Spotify Fichín California Games Conclusión Showgirls (1995) Contacto www.kinomanija.si es nuestro sitio web info@kinomanija.si es nuestro mail Kinomanija Podcast es nuestro Facebook @kinomanijapod es nuestro Twitter kinomanijapod es nuestro Instagram un choclo infumable es nuestro canal de YouTube Todas las películas que tratamos en el programa las encontrás en esta lista de Letterboxd.

This week Emily and Breanne stay safely ashore whilst they take in more Patrick Swayze action in Point Break, plus Point Break Live, cute Keanu Reeves and awesome Lori Petty, brah! Er, brahs?... and gahls?... I don't know... The Point Break Trailer: https://youtu.be/0hd49bnStgU Facebook: @emilymissedout Instagram: @emilymissedout Email: emilymissedout@gmail.com Interwebs: emilymissedout.com

Woody Drennan, the owner of Unplanned Comedy Warehouse & improvisor, discusses the upcoming shows at the theater, such as Point Break: Live, our obsession with Celebrities, the history of the Bible and the issues within White Supremacy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taboo-table-talk/support

In the latest episode of Beyond the Margin, host Michael Shields welcomes into the studio actor and comedian David Carl. For the past five years, David has been writing and performing his own solo work with Michole Biancosino as co-creator and director. Currently, you can catch David in Trump Lear every Saturday at Under St. Mark's Theater in New York City, and you can also find him playing the part of Gary Busey (Pappas!) in Point Break Live. His performance of David Carl’s Celebrity One-Man Hamlet was a breakout hit of the 2014 New York International Fringe Festival, receiving an extended run at Baruch College and an award for “Overall Excellence in Solo Performance.” In 2015, David and actor/comedian Katie Hartman created a dark musical comedy called David and Katie Get Re-Married, and in October 2016, David played Donald Trump at Laugh Boston in Trump Takes On Boston after playing him for a year in Road to the White House at the People’s Improv Theater. These projects all run in tandem with all the film & television, music, and voiceover work that David tirelessly pursues.During the podcast, Michael And David dig into the origins and the ins-and-outs of Trump Lear, discuss Carl’s early acting career and his journey into and through the New York comedy scene, and as the podcast progresses, David opens up about the challenges and thrills of his craft, the side jobs rife with life lessons that enabled his artistic career, and the motivations and the vigor required to impersonate huge personalities such as Donald Trump and Gary Busey. So dive deep in another installment of Beyond the Margin, with an episode that offers both laughs and a weighty insight into a cunning comedic mind.Subscribe to Across the Margin: The PodcastCheck out Across the Margin for further amazing stories & much, much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg and Jenius hang 10 and dive into one of the great romance movies of our times...Point Break! Greg breaks out his Power Point Break and tries to convince Jenius that Utah and Bodhi's journey is spiritual and romantic! 

On Episode 146 of Trick or Treat Radio we talk about samurai and kidnappers. Superheroes and transvestites. Point Break and Point Break Live. No, really we do. Our featured review is the upcoming release from Artsploitation Films, the mindbending German flick, Der Samurai. We then have a great discussion with filmmaker Joshua Wagner. We discuss his film The Badger Game, what it takes to win an Oscar, independent filmmaking and how the digital age affects the film industry. So grab your katana, and your bunny mask and strap on! Topics discussed: Avengers, Artsploitation Films, Stadium Media, The Badger Game, marketing independent film, Tammy and the T-Rex, thesis film, Faith No More, filmmaking duos, Der Samurai, supporting the arts, Mad Max, teal and orange, lighting for character, Till Kleinert, Ravenshadow porn queue, Outside the Cinema, Willem Dafoe, gender politics, MonsterZero in porn, Guillermo del Toro, Heath Ledger, Captain America, big brajole, High Tension, Point Break, Twisted Celluloid film fest, the James Brown incident, actors staying busy, Point Break Live, Academy Award cliches, The Double Whammy, Fight Club, MonsterZero explains jokes, the Black Cat Attack & Independents show, film festivals, genre bending, close minded folks in the film industry, and Spring. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Whatever else one says about "Point Break Live!," you have to agree there aren’t many other live entertainments where the audience is doused with water, beaned by flying sandwiches, robbed at gunpoint by guys wearing Richard Nixon masks, and . . . um . . . spattered with blood. Fake blood, but yeah, blood. Welcome to "Point Break LIVE!" an astonishingly weird, loose-limbed spoof of the iconic, 1991 cult-hit B-movie starring Keanu Reeves, Patrick Swayze and Gary Busey. "Point Break Live!" - or PBL to its fans - was conceived written by Jaime Keeling in 2003. Today, twelve years after its initial debut, this giddy over-the-top “extreme theater” extravaganza of coarseness and crudity is still going strong. On the first Friday of every month, the cast of the long running L.A. production brings the show up to San Francisco, unleashing PBL at the South-of-Market DNA Lounge. The show’s story is more-or-less that same as the movie. A young FBI agent, and former college quarterback named Johnny Utah infiltrates a ring of beach-dwelling daredevils who rob banks by day and surf waves by night. Known as “the ex-presidents,” they commit their crimes wearing rubber masks of Nixon, Reagan, Ford and Carter. The ring is led by the guru-like Bohdi (Swayze, in the film, Sam Snowden on stage). Bohdi lives by the principle, “If you want to experience the ultimate, you have to pay the ultimate price.” The movie was full of car chases, surfing scenes, skydiving heroics, and number of epic explosions and barrages of gunfire, all recreated in Point Break LIVE! in deliciously low-tech ways that frequently spill over into the audience. During the surfing scenes, for example, the actors douse the crowd with super soakers and sun block. During the wildly funny gunfights, fake blood cascades into the air in all directions, including up, so watch out if you’re in the balcony. During the famous meatball sandwich scene, in which Johnny Utah’s partner Pappas (James Cotner) delivers the crowd-pleasing line, “I’m so hungry I could eat the ass-end of rhino!” actual meatball sandwiches are hurled into the seats. Experienced PBL visitors come prepared with ponchos and rain slickers, and believe me, you'll need one. It’s not exactly classy, but it’s fun, it’s high energy, it’s inventive and it’s endlessly clever. Though the cast-members are all trained actors, the Keanu Reeves character is a member of the audience, chosen by the audience. Once selected, the Keanu-of-the-night delivers his lines from cue cards wielded by his perky handler and part-time stunt double, played with sassy charm by Christi Waldon. The actors are quite good. Some of them rappel onto the stage from the balcony or dangle from cables during the skydiving scenes. In some ways, the cast is like an expert clown troupe in a three-ring circus, juggling a whole lot of balls at once while delivering lines with audacious glee and loose-but-effective comic timing. While at times it all seems more like a Saturday Night Live sketch on steroids, uppers, and a bottle of Jack Daniels than it resembles a more traditional piece of theatrical craftsmanship, that barely matters. The unrestrained joy and pure ballsy outrageousness of the thing, ultimately turns Point Break Live! into something unique, and truly memorable. To paraphrase Bodhi, “If you want to experience the ultimate night of theater, you have to pay the ultimate price!” In this case, that price includes getting spattered with blood. Trust me. It’s worth it. "Point Break Live!" runs the first Friday of the month at DNA Lounge. in San Francisco at 7:30pm and 11:00pm. Dnalounge.com I’m David Templeton, Second Row Center, for KRCB.

This is Bags of Action. The podcast is devoted to action movies, both old and new, but all of them awesome! In this episode, part two of our trilogy devoted to Kurt Russell, we talk about another John Carpenter film, the action classic from 1981, Escape from New York. Russell plays the legendary character, Snake Pliskin, who became a cult figure and eventually Russell reunited with Carpenter for the sequel. In this film Carpenter has again not only directed the film but given it his own unique stamp, scoring the music as well. There is also a long list of very famous names in this film from Ernest Borgnine to Harry Dean Stanton, Adrienne Barbeau to Donald Pleasence playing the President of the United States. At the end of the episode we announce what the third film in our Russellology is going to be. Also mentioned in the podcast this episode was Archie vs. Predator comic. More info is available here. If you really like Escape from New York then there are some awesome t-shirts from Fright Rags. If you live in the USA and are on the east coast, and can get to a show in time, you might able to see Point Break: Live! Boom! Studious are currently publishing an Escape from New York ongoing comic book series. During the episode Pete also mentions Doberman the comic. Click here for more information. If you would like to get in touch you can join in the discussion of all things related to action movies over on the Facebook Group or you can follow Bags of Action on Twitter @BagsofAction. You can also email us at bagsofaction [at] gmail [dot] com.

Steve Cooper talks with actor/comic Patrick O' Sullivan. Patrick just wrapped 2 seasons as Alien Johnny Unitas on ABC's Neighbors and guests stars this season on Adult Swim's Hot Package. He has also guested on ABC's Happy Endings, Comedy Central's Free Radio and is the creator of the hit impersonator stage shows All About Walken and All About Jack. He had a two year run as Gary Busey in Point Break Live! and his one man show Young Sully was chosen as a San Francisco Chronicle Pick of the Week. He has been a fixture on the LA comedy scene at The Improv and The Comedy Store while also touring across the country. He has also produced the  hit documentary about Lenny Bruce called Looking for Lenny and can be seen on the big screen playing Detective Cooper in the horror film Smiley. His latest venture is the creation of a live stage parody of the 1987 film Summer School. 

Steve Cooper talks with comic/actor Patrick O'Sullivan. Patrick has a recurring role on the new ABC comedy The Neighbors, as well as sidekick to Rob Corddry on ABC's Happy Endings. He was seen in theaters last year in the horror film Smiley and is the creator of the hit stage shows All About Walken: The Impersonators of Christopher Walken and All About Jack (Nicholson) and plays Gary Busey in the wildly popular interactive show Point Break Live! He performs standup and his one man show across the country and has been seen on Comedy Central, Showtime, Fox, and CBS shows. Patrick also produced the first ever stage version of The Shawshank Redemption and a new documentary on Lenny Bruce titled Looking for Lenny. Patrick writes and acts for the booming internet channel Totally Sketch and voices Ronald Reagan on the online cartoon series Dino Yacht Club.

After a sea of comedies (romantic and otherwise), the podcast sets its sights on a HEART-POUNDING, ADRENALINE-PUMPING ACTION flick! No, not Die Hard. Or even Lethal Weapon -- neither of which Krissy has seen, naturally. No, we aimed higher... All the way up to the Keanu Reeves echelon of Greatness. And then we found it; the holy grail -- not Speed or The Matrix, but 1991's high-blood-pressure-inducing POINT BREAK!! (RIP Patrick Swayze.) The HEART-THROTTLING, spoiler-filled discussion includes: Keanu's overall film batting average, Point Break Live!, the art of robbing banks with masks, the logic of skydiving without a parachute, lawnmowing during a raid, K's blind hatred of Scooby Doo, the romance!!! (wait, was there romance in this?), the Point Break/Matrix mirror scene, the size of Bell's Beach, plus the ending of Titanic and James Cameron's nether regions. ...Yep, we hit our unnecessary penis reference quota for the week! For that alone (in some areas of the world), this podcast is rated PG-13. Thanks for listening!

I'M GOING TO DISNEYLAND......JAIL!!! Disneyland Jail! Point Break Live! Tron! Surfing! Pluto goes nuts! Amanda Foreman (Star Trek) joins the show to talk JJ Abrams, Star Trek and Super Natural. John Philbin (Tombstone, Point Break, Return Of The Living Dead) who demonstrates alot of knowledge about Disneyland Jail is back to encourage Ethan to develope a new film package: "Escape From Disneyl" starring himself. David Anthony Marshall (Lock Up, Another 48 Hrs.) calls up to give his best impression of Keanu Reeves.