Podcasts about shymalan

M. Night Shymalan wrote and directed this psychological thriller film that stars Josh Harnett. In this film, a father takes his daughter to a concert to see her favorite musician perform. However, when he notices the venue is heavily guarded by not only local police, but the FBI as well, he goes into a panic and tries find way to avoid everyone before they discover his horrifying secret. This film also features Shymalan's daughter as the musician, who happens to be an actual new recording artist. This film hit theaters on August 2, 2024.

Josh Hartnett should have listened to Admiral Ackbar a little more because M. Night Shymalan's new film is definitely a "Trap"We explore the high highs and the low lows of Shymalan's filmography and consider if Saleka Shymalan can top the Eras tour.Set a trap for us via email, Twitter(X) or InstagramYou can see every episode of the Nebula Original "The Getaway" (each with varying amounts of Matt) and listen to all our episodes early and ad free over on Nebula! Sign up with the link below. It really helps out the pod so we thank you in advance!https://go.nebula.tv/theonlypodcastaboutmoviesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Grab your Lady in the Water! Episode 91 is Happening!!!!! The Boys are Wide Awake taking on the brand new thriller from the Unbreakable director M. Night Shyamalan - Trap starring Josh Harnett.  Many are Split on Shyamalan - known throughout the Village for his early thrillers with a twist which were all hits, Shymalan then had a string of disasters. Are all the Signs there for a cinematic blockbuster that will make us all Servant to the next M. Night thriller or is the writing on the Glass that this is a Skip not worth the Visit? In This Episode:  Shower time with Emcee! Hellllooooo!!!  Cupcake takes one for the team and checks out a new Snyder cut! Nearly an hour and change analyzing/questioning/challenging Trap No Q & Alex this week. We spent 2 hours on this film….UH-GEN. Timestamps: (00:00:55) Intro / IceBreaker Q and Alex question (00:03.52) Emcee's Plus (00:10:41) Cupcake's Plus (00:23:37) Below the Line (00.40:28) No Grab, All Cast (00.52:34) Emcee's Logline + Spoiler Free  (01:08:14) Spoilers Ahead (01:49:33) Feedback - Zo from Back Look Cinema / AlexHeisler (01:51:09) Outro 

Legends of Halloween draws to a close with a classic from the master of twists, M. Night Shyamalan himself! An isolated 19th century village is surrounded by mysterious woods filled with threatening creatures, but when a terrible crime is committed, a young woman uncovers the village's dark secret. Starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Joaquin Phoenix, Adrien Brody, William Hurt, Sigourney Weaver, and Brendan Gleeson, Shymalan's third film since his breakout hit The Sixth Sense was a box office success but disappointed critics, with Roger Ebert placing it on his "Most Hated" list. Yet with a haunting score from James Newton Howard, featuring violinist Hilary Hahn, and cinematography by Roger Deakins, there's plenty to speak of. Except for Those We Don't Speak Of. Welcome to The Village!   Donate to the Entertainment Community Fund here:https://entertainmentcommunity.org/      For more geeky podcasts visit GonnaGeek.com   You can find us on iTunes under ''Legends Podcast''. Please subscribe and give us a positive review. You can also follow us on Twitter @LegendsPodcast or even better, send us an e-mail: LegendsPodcastS@gmail.com   You can write to Rum Daddy directly: rumdaddylegends@gmail.com You can find all our contact information here on the Network page of GonnaGeek.com Our complete archive is always available at www.legendspodcast.com, www.legendspodcast.libsyn.com

The year was 2004. Mark Zuckerberg launches a little thing called The Facebook. NASA lands a rover (good boy!) on Mars. Saddam Hussein goes on trial in Iraq and does not do well. Construction on the tallest building (to date) begins in Dubai, so that Tom Cruise can ultimately shoot an action movie around it. A disgruntled resident of Granby, Colorado, modifies a bulldozer into an armoured war-machine and destroys thirteen buildings after being annoyed by red tape at the local council. Pixar's "The Incredibles" is released to cinemas (same director as the Tom Cruise movie mentioned a moment ago!). Millie Bobby Brown, future star of "Stranger Things" is born ... as is the single "YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL" from James Blunt's debut album! To explore this, we enlist the help of ChatGPT by Open AI, and we discuss: Street-talk, gutter-language and filthy double-negatives; whiny-privileged-white-men - are they allowed to have feelings? Pure love and tainted love; The religious cult of James Blunt; How long is a plan good for? Leslie Nielsen comedies; Army traditions; the transcendent beauty of James, himself; high on drugs or status? La-la-land; the thrill of the chase; sacrifices of 'the chosen one'; Christ on an ice-berg versus Christ in the desert; Fortress of Solitude; smiling-angel-sandwich; desperate search for non-sleazy interpretations; drug-sniffing dogs; Shymalan's ' The Sixth Sense' but with dogs; "Milo and Otis" and reincarnation; Japanese suicide traditions; the misremembrances of ChatGPT; is ChatGPT a better song writer than James Blunt? Evil robotic voices; the early songs of ChatGPT which it will be very embarrassed by in the near future. ChatGPT steals compulsively from The Beatles; faces in sandwiches; who is Adam Shaw and how did he become an angel before death? German is the language of love? Sesame Street and Triangles with a smile on their face. ChatGPT sings (via its human slave, Dave ... Slavid for short?). The Yoda-connection. With thanks to tofu and booby-razzle mags hidden in the forest. Our beautiful, beautiful (it's true) regular segments: Misheard Lyrics, Internet Theories, Notable Achievements, and more. Would you like to appear (well, vocally) on the show? Do you have a pop song or ear-worm from the SMOOTH FM genre that's infested your mind and needs to be investigated? Visit this page https://speakpipe.com/lyrics to record us your own voicemail hot-take on your specific smooth song of suckiness. You could be on a future episode! (you can always email sound files or text your thoughts to poidadavis@gmail.com if that's easier). Cheers! Find us on Twitter, Facebook and all your favourite podcasting platforms. Sound clips are included for educational reference, criticism, satire and parody in fair use. Clips remain the property of the respective rights holder and no endorsement is implied. All information and opinion is performed and expressed in-character and does not reflect reality or genuine commentary on any persons (living or dead), bands or other organisations, or their works, and is not recommended listening for anyone, anywhere.

Two resident Shymalan-heads here just choppping it up. My guest this episode is screenwriter Phil Clarke, and we discuss M. Night's latest film Knock At The Cabin, starring Dave Bautista. Would this movie be 45-seconds-long if it was my family? Are we sure The Village wasn't great (we both defend it)? Did Shymalan's divergence from the source book improve or hurt the story? Why is this movie already out on VOD (it is, I checked)? Is Shymalan kind of the last man standing making genre films that aren't 200M bonanzas or 2M indies? Come to Watch This Tonight as your podcast for best movie recommendations. Reach out to us @BenamorDan (Twitter), watch_this_tonight (Instagram) or @watchthistonightpodcast (TikTok).Please leave us a five-star review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoy the podcast, and mention what movie or TV show you'd like me to cover (and I will).Thanks for listening.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5626962/advertisement

Join us while we discuss M Night Shymalans newest movie and what we liked and didnt like. We hope you enjoy the banter and as always, go watch something.

This week, we heard a knock and we answered. It was M. Night Shymalan's new feature film, Knock at the Cabin starring Dave Bautista, Johnathan Groff, Ben Aldridge, and Rupert Grint. Based on the book, The Cabin at the End of the World, a couple is faced with the impossible choice of sacrificing a member of their family or risk the apocalypse.So did Shymalan regain his glory or is this another loss in a recent string of failures?Plus, Brandon has a chance at closing the gap this week as he gives us a "difficult" codeword this week. Will anyone be able to crack it or will Brandon rise by stumping us all?Find out all that and more on this week's episode of Film Code!

This week, we heard a knock and we answered. It was M. Night Shymalan's new feature film, Knock at the Cabin starring Dave Bautista, Johnathan Groff, Ben Aldridge, and Rupert Grint. Based on the book, The Cabin at the End of the World, a couple is faced with the impossible choice of sacrificing a member of their family or risk the apocalypse. So did Shymalan regain his glory or is this another loss in a recent string of failures? Plus, Brandon has a chance at closing the gap this week as he gives us a "difficult" codeword this week. Will anyone be able to crack it or will Brandon rise by stumping us all? Find out all that and more on this week's episode of Film Code! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/filmcoders/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/filmcoders/support

On Episode 233 of the Always the Critic Podcast, we catch a few grasshoppers and contend with the apocalypse on our review of Knock at the Cabin, starring Dave Bautista, Jonathan Groff, and Ben Aldridge. Rico and Jess discuss this M. Night Shymalan thriller, talking through Dave Bautista's amazing performance, the shooting style that created a sense of unease, the biblical references, the common theme we've seen in other Shymalan projects, the movie's different ending from the source material, and more in spoilers. For episodes with similar movies, click below Thriller Become a Subscriber! Monthly Subscription Listen To Us! Spotify Apple Podcasts Anchor Follow us! Patreon Instagram Twitter Facebook Rico's Youtube Rico's Letterboxd Jessica's Letterboxd --- 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/alwaysthecritic/message

In this bonus episode, we reappraise three movies from the king of twist endings M. Night Shymalan, his first three films actually: The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, and Signs. If you've never seen any of the movies, they're all worth watching, and all feature some form of twist or twist ending. Wake Up Heavy's Mark Begley joins Chris to talk about the films, Shymalan's writing style, and his filmography as a whole. For more episodes of the Kulturecast along with many more podcasts that are guaranteed to be your new favorite audio obsession, check out Weirding Way Media at weirdingwaymedia.com

WATER you waiting for?! Billy and Raul end Shymalan 2:Electric Boogaloo with quite the cinematic experience. The true beginning of M. Nights slump as a filmmaker Lady In The Water. This film has grown men acting like children,weird edits,stupid character names,self-indulgent casting,and meta film critics. A crazy end to a crazy month! Follow Billy and Raul on Twitter @MasterOfPuns196 and @raulvaderrdz as well as the main show @SYNSPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seeyounextsummerpod/message

It takes a Village to make a Shymalan movie! This week continuing down the line we have what some consider to be an underrated M. Night flick The Village. Talk of fake blindness,depictions of autism,and a controversial twist among many other things. Here we speak of Those We Dont Speak Of and it doesnt (William) HURT. Follow our hosts Billy and Raul @MasterOfPuns196 and @raulvaderrdz as well as the main show @SYNSPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seeyounextsummerpod/message

This week we take a look at a Tour De Force performance from James MacAvoy in Split. The word that perfectly describes M. Nights filmography, yet ironically most people really love. This second installment of Shymalan 2:Electric Boogaloo includes many personalities,Heroes,Mr. Tumnus,and surprise reveals. Just another week here at SYNS. Follow Billy and Raul on Twitter @MasterOfPuns196 and @raulvaderrdz as well as the main show @SYNSPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seeyounextsummerpod/message

En #FilosofíaaSorbos tocó la perspectiva psicosocial de #LaAldea de #MNight Shyamalan. Dale click y disfruta otra de las lecturas que asombroso libro de #AndresLomeña. https://entretenimientocasual.blogspot.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adrian-andrade8/message

Finally, our episode that makes you OLD! Raquel tells personal stories about her vacations. Is this a film a failed scary movie or a campy Twilight Zone-esque story? We talk about the great use of framing and hiding things off screen that are turning old. Shymalan really gives the children full characterization and agency in this movie. Raquel appreciates the portrayal of the aging process, but was the rusty knife scene needed? Is Shymalan's cameo in this film the best director cameo of all time? What are the bioethical rammifications of the beach that makes you old? All this and more! The Generation Splice is film podcast where retired psychologist Dr. Raquel Martinez, a Baby Boomer through & through, & her son Raphael Jose Martinez, a cranky millennial punk rocker/film writer, discuss various films through the lens of their generation & personal experiences. Every week one host picks a movie to dissect & see if they can splice together the generation gap via their love of film. Feel free to write to us! Give us some film suggestions at thegenerationsplice@gmail.com or @gensplicepod on Twitter. Raphael is on Twitter at @citycelluloid. You can find his film writing at cinefile.info and film-cred.com

M. Night Shyamalan has had one of the most fascinating, unexpected career trajectories of our lifetime. Over the course of twenty years, Shyamalan has garned Academy Award nominations and billions in global box office while being hailed as the next Spielberg before nearly being laughed out of Hollywood after a series of critical and financial flops. In the last several years, Shyamalan has been experiencing something of a career revival and with his latest movie "Old" opening to number one despite dividing critics, we decided it was the perfect time to reevaluate the polarizing filmmaker. We're joined by critic and host of The Good, The Bad and The What?!, Ryan Oliver, to look back at Shyamalan's most notorious flop - the post-9/11 disaster allegory "The Happening" - as well as his latest, "Old." Were critics blind to Shyamlan's B-movie aspirations with "The Happening"? Would any competent director earnestly cast Mark Wahlberg as a science teacher? Is John Leguizamo the only actor to escape the critical whipping of "The Happening"? Is "Old" pro-cop and anti-science? Who is Mid-Sized Sedan and does his appearance in "Old" illuminate one of Shymalan's blind spots as a filmmaker? And most importantly, why isn't there any cum on this beach??? "The Happening" is currently streaming on Peacock and "Old" is playing in theaters everywhere.

In hour 4: Don Mattingly talks about The Marlins and how they will finish the season, plus will Zaslow get Shymalan-ed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A boy who communicates with spirits seeks the help of a disheartened child psychologist. On this week’s episode… Join the crew as we discuss Toni Collete, Bruce Willis, and Haley Joel Osment in M. Night Shymalan’s classic ghost tale, The Sixth Sense.   Show Notes: Housekeeping (4:45) Back of the Box/Recommendations (10:30) Spoiler Warning/Full Review (18:12) Rotten Tomatoes (78:45) Trivia (85:43) Cooter of the Week (96:28) What We’ve Been Watching (101:58) Hotline Scream (119:12)   Connect with us: Support us on Patreon Website Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Shop

Professor Biggs returns as we talk about The Mandalorian Season 2 (Spoiler begin at 1:19:00). We also discuss Voyager v Babylon 5, Mank, Torgo's Clone Wars voyage continues, Opening Arguments, Space Force "Guardians", Cyberpunk 2077 woes, Disney stops paying writers, Marvel Studios: Legends, DC Infinite Frontier, David Giler, Doug Crane, Peter Lamont, Jeremy Bulloch, Alien comics from Marvel, Shymalan gets Old, and Priest of Bones. This is the way, the way to Geek Shock!

VIEW FROM THE BACK ROW returns with a look at M. Night Shyamalan's superhero drama Unbreakable. Steve is joined by CONVINCE ME host Larry Smith to talk about the film and how well it portrays it's wheel chair bound antagonist. FEATURING: Steve Sykes & Larry Smith Don't forget to follow/reach us at: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/frontrownetwork Website: www.nprillinois.org/programs/front-row-network Twitter: @frontrowreviewz Email: thefrontrowmoviereviews@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefrontrownetwork/ Instagram: frontrownetwork YouTube: https://bit.ly/2NyawO0 Please enjoy this episode of VIEW FROM THE BACK ROW and as always, we'll see you in the front row!

Our Director Series continues as we take a look at a director that is known to have the best twist in town. He is the master of redirection and always leads us down a long and winding road, only to leave us wondering where the hell we are and then politely handing us a map to guide us to an amazing ending. M Night Shymalan is so notorious for giving us films that leave our jaws on the floor and and our finger scratching our head in wonder. Come with us as we navigate through the filmography of Night, Kevin tells us some history of Mr. Shymalan, we give our Shit Pick of the Week, and we each count down our top 5 movies. You can find us on Instagram at Its a horror podcast, fuck Twitter, and Facebook at Its a horror podcast. Intro and outro music by Duke Sims. You can find him on Instagram doobiedukesims, on Twitter at DoobieDukeSims and on Soundcloud at dukesim. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/its-a-horror-podcast/message

Water....Earth....Fire....Air....long ago the four nations lived in harmony; then everything changed when M Night Shyamalan got the chance to work on Avatar The Last Airbender. Not even the Avatar, master of all four elements could save this train wreak from the clutches of rotten tomatoes as it sits at a mere 5%. We watched the entire movie for you Squatchers so you don't have to...now we must fufill our destinies as the chosen ones to talk and review The last Airbender and take on The evil Fire....I mean Shymalan nation and save the world!

Things get a little bit twisty this week in the Fortress of Poditude, because we're talking M. Night Shyamalan. Hot off the heels of The Sixth Sense, Shymalan and Bruce Willis team up again, this time with Samuel L. Jackson, for the ultimate slow-burn superhero origin: Unbreakable. Tired of ads? Upgrade to Stitcher Premium by visiting stitcher.com/premium and using Promo Code: CAPED for your first month free! *Unbreakable © 2000 Touchstone Pictures Unbreakable® and its associated titles, logos, and characters are registered trademarks of Blinding Edge Pictures. This production is not sponsored, endorsed by or affiliated with Blinding Edge Pictures or any of its subsidiaries or affiliated companies and/or third party licensors.

M. Night Shymalan has become a somewhat controversial figure and he's certainly had his share of ups and downs as a filmmaker, but way back in 1999, no one was walking into The Sixth Sense with any preconceived notions or expectations. In fact, it was probably the last time that would be the case for any of his movies. The twist ending played like gangbusters and the resulting word of mouth transformed this modestly-budgeted thriller into the second highest grossing film of the year. Of course, this one has a lot more going for it than its big reversal, but somewhere along the way we reduced its pop culture cache to that final scene and the line "I see dead people". So let's go back and figure out how The Sixth Sense pulled off its magic trick, why repeat viewings are just as rewarding, and what makes Shymalan such a polarizing filmmaker. Check it out! You can now get HDYR merch exclusively through TeePublic! Patreon / iTunes / Stitcher / RSS / Facebook / Twitter / Instagram About The Show

Hello! We all know Mel Gibson is terrible, but honestly, let's just forget that for a good hour and hear about how everything's connected in M. Night Shyamalan's "Signs." It's a great movie and Angie might cry while retelling the story of Joaquin Phoenix, MG, Abigail Breslin, and Rory Culkin + aliens. Or are they aliens? (They're aliens.) Swing away, Merrill. Thanks for listening! (Or not!)

What a fun revisiting of Mike Nichols second film "The Graduate"...thought of as a youth classic is it even better as it (and you) get older? Comedian Paul Morrissey joins us to discuss it as well as an extended visit with the Irish Critic. Do we have a movie without the soundtrack? Is Mrs. Robinson really that bad? Did Norman Fell get typecast from this? Is this movie and Mike Nichols career underrated? Was Benjamin a virgin? Is the ending a Shymalan-worthy twist? All these questions and more get answered on this week's Mazan Movie Club podcast.  "The Graduate" on IMDb Comic Paul Morrissey on the internet Steve Mazan and the Home of the Mazan Movie Club Home of Corporate Comedian Steve Mazan       

This episode the geeks go glassy eyed over Glass, the final installment of Shymalan's superpower trilogy, and spoil it thoroughly. If you enjoy our content, please give us some love and support at http://ko-fi.com/geeksinmalaysia Watch more content! http://youtube.com/geeksinmalaysia Follow us on our socials! http://facebook.com/geeksinmalaysia http://instagram.com/geeksinmalaysia http://twitter.com/geeksinmalaysia http://tiktok.com/@geeksinmalaysia

Topo Gaming y Blitzmetal repasan la trilogía de Shymalan (sin spoilers de glass, aún en cines) y sus personajes en estas películas. Desde El Protegido (Umbrekeable, 2000) han pasado muchos años y seguro que no sabías cosas que te van a mencionar.

Welcome to the RMPodcast!   Review: Glass (@ 3:56)   Multimedia Segment (@ 1:06:08)   M. Night Shyamalan’s latest film is out, and while critics and audiences may be “split” in their reception, the movie is still proving to be a success, even if Shymalan’s story telling methods are far from “unbreakable”. That’s right...we went there, so listen in for our opinions on Glass! This weeks biggest headline of course is none other than the announcement of Oscar nominees! As with every year there’s solid picks, a few head scratches and of course the snubs, and the Red Moon crew “dwelve” straight in to which films may or may not have deserved their noms. Communicate with us by simply emailing us at rmpodcast@redmoonproductions.com   Headlines: Oscar noms Snubs? Razzie noms Lee Unkrich is leaving Pixar

Good day everyone. I hope this is proof of our dedication to podcast. We watched over 4 hours of Shymalan films this week for y'all. This time is Split. Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/allpodcastsmatter Donate via Cash app, cause podcasting can get pricey cash.me/$allpodsmatter Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/AllPodsMatter Rate on Apple Podcasts itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/allpo…d1027246821?mt=2 Musical Guest- Friend of the show Rhyme Artist https://soundcloud.com/rhymeartist/namor-is-roman-spelt-backwards

We are at the end of our journey through the Shymalan-iverse with the latest theatrical release of Glass.  Will this be a fitting ending to this trilogy?  Tune in and find out!!!!

We're taking our first trip to Shymalan town on the show with our review of Glass. This sure was a movie. It definitely has actors that we like and sometimes they say nonsensical words, repeatedly about comic books. Take a shot every time someone says super hero. Musical GuestNyteXing, Kadesh Flow, A.O. Lyrical, and Omega Sparx & Swats of GameBreax. https://soundcloud.com/otaku-gang/the-gentleman-vs-the-buffalo If you like the show donate Via Cash App Donate via Cash app, cause podcasting can get pricey cash.me/$allpodsmatter and rate on Apple Podcasts, it really helps more people find the show.

Ha costado casi 20 años, pero al final Shymalan ha cumplido y ha acabado su famosa trilogía de Cristal. Era imposible que un servidor no fuera a comentar una película protagonizada por Samuel L. jackson y Bruce Willis. Comentaremos que opinamos sobre esta resolución pero no sin antes hablar de sus 2 predecesoras, El Protegido (Unbreakable) y Múltiple (Split).

Sean answers your Marvel questions!0:52 Jim ScroggsSince Peter has officially met Nick Fury in the FFH trailer, do you think that at some point we'll see Peters Parents as SHIELD agents in a flashback or to make it even more comic book-y, they were never dead to begin with3:19 Jessica LoutfiHi Sean. Hope all is well with yourself and the patrons. It has been fun to be a part of the discord community. I am wondering if you had ever given any thought to the origins of the Marvel comics in regards to their mythological equals. For example, Thor and the Norse Myths. I wonder if you have a take on the Greek mythological figure Thanatos, whom has many similarities to Thanos and how myths play into the stories we enjoy. Thanks for everything you do!6:28 Brian WhiteHi Sean. I'm about a week behind on podcasts so this might have been answered by the time I catch up but I'm curious and confused about all the fan theories assuming Secret Invasion is an obvious next step. As you've commented, that kind of story requires years of setup. It was much more intuitive to me to assume that the next Avengers movie or Captain Marvel 2 would be Kree/Skrull War. Surely, Carol is not going to wrap that whole thing up in the first Captain Marvel movie. She's going to need her new Avengers team mates to help her no matter how powerful she is. This event could accomplish again what Infinity War did, bringing the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain America together in the backdrop of a space adventure. What do you think? Thanks!10:45 Woo S! KimIf I am just a casual cinema goer and I just heard from friends the storylines of the comics: “House of M” “Avengers v. X-Men” and “X-Men: Dark Phoenix” don't all those storylines sound about the same, myself being a geek, I know they are different.  Do you think it would be the correct move since cinema goers and hardcore geeks have seen one live action version of The Dark Phoenix that did not go over so well and one that hasn't even debuted in cinemas that is all ready getting artistic mud thrown at it, wouldn't it make sense when Feige has creative control over the X-Men to do a “House of M” film first since a lot of people have gotten to know Scarlet Witch and perhaps will have more emotional investment because of her Disney Plus series storyline and then in let's say for argument sake five years just lump “The Dark Phoenix” and “Avengers v. X-Men” storylines together adapt both stories into an “Avengers v. X-Men” film, what say you, Sean?  15:23 Woo S! KimYou Sean are one of the few people I have heard give Nicole Pearlman credit for what she contributed to the first “Guardians of The Galaxy” film now this could be a non-issue especially if Marvel Studios and or whomever directs the third Guardians of The Galaxy film decides to use James Gunn script and makes miniscule changes to it.  For argument sake, let's say Marvel Studios doesn't like James Gunn's script for whatever reason, would Nicole Pearlman in your point of view be a good person to bring into write a new draft of “Guardians of The Galaxy Volume 3” because of her work on the first film or would it be too much of a challenge because her initial interpretation of the Guardians is perhaps too far and away from what James Gunn has established?17:35 Woo S! KimThis is just speculation on my part, but I have seen on a lot of Marvel Comics social media, a lot of advertising with the Fantastic Four. My question is with the Disney/FOX deal potentially closing very soon,  is this just Marvel Comics slowly reintroducing Marvel's first family and X-Men characters into the comics because they just want to be in the words of Lion King's Scar to be prepared when Fantastic Four and X-Men come back into the fold or could there be something more there we fans aren't seeing, to be fair and no pun intended with the not seeing when Daredevil's rights came back to Marvel in 2012, Marvel slowly starting reintroducing him to the comics proper, same with Ghost Rider, what are your thoughts, Sean?19:40 brentacPrimeDo you think any characters that were snapped will come back only to die again in Endgame? If so, any guesses?22:07 Tom DeMicheleDo you think the next person to play Matt Murdock should be a blind actor? I think casting actors with disabilities is the next step in representation, and discussion on this topic is ongoing. Actors like Bryan Cranston and Tessa Thompson have been met with criticism for portraying characters with disabilities. Perhaps for logistical and safety reasons, a non-blind stunt person can do the more complicated action scenes, with a blind actor portraying Matt for everything else. Your thoughts, Sean?24:17 Hector Giovanni NavarreteHey Sean! Hope everyone is having a good weekend!Have you seen every MCU film's special features? And if so (or from the ones you have seen) which film's special features are your personal favorite(s) and why?27:01 AlexSean with “Glass” already have come out I thought I should ask you a question regarding the director dubbed the King of  The Twist(for better or worse)  and was once dubbed(prematurely) as “the next Spielberg” himself M. Night Shyamalan(forgive me if I misspelled his name) M. Night Shyamalan is one of the most polarizing directors working today but I still like most of Shymalan's films(yes even The Village) and Unbreakable I think is masterpiece and kind of shows he has in him for a superhero flick.  So first of all, what do you think of him as a filmmaker and what Marvel property do you think he'd be the best fit for?28:39 AlexIf ‘Into The Spiderverse' was a live-action film do you think Tobey McGuire would be able  to pull off an older, jaded, scluby Peter mentoring Miles Morales or do you think they'd be better off going with someone else or just casting Jake Johnson(the voice actor who played Peter in the movie)? Personally I'd be curious to see Tobey McGuire play a Peter Parker who's at a different stage of his life than the one he played Peter in the Riami  trilogy. It'd almost be like asking Micheal Keaton(Keaton's is a much better actor than McGuire IMO)  to come back to play  the older version of Bruce Wayne mentoring Terry McGinnis.29:57 AlexI recently happened upon an interview with Dan Slott with SY FY Wire  in which he blatantly confirms what we all suspected - The Disney/Fox deal is the primary reason Marvel revived the FF comics. Granted we all knew  months before the Disney/Fox deal  that FF was cancelled because of the film rights situation because Jonathan Hickman basically confirmed  that the comics were canceled over the  film rights still being at Fox(they canceled the comic the same year Fan4stic was released), and not because of the Marvel PR story about the comic having “low sales” but it just irks me that Marvel can be so petty  but  how do you feel about it? Do you think Marvel was in the right to cancel the comic because they don't own the film rights and they don't want to support a potentially bad movie like Fan4stic(which actually did turn out bad by the way) by not giving  it any promotion whatsoever?  Why didn't they cancel  the X-Men comic over the same thing since back then those rights were also at Fox?36:37 Paul ShearmanHey Sean and patrons, hope everyone has had a great week so far. Having now seen the international trailer for Spider-Man Far From Home, we know that Peter has his original Homecoming costume with him when he's is Europe. And we have also now seen the red and black costume being worn in Europe- which from the early set photos last year made it look like he was just wearing it in New York (to me at least).So I'm curious who he gets this suit from, as I expect Nick Fury will provide the stealth suit he gets - but the red and black costume looks absolutely like a Tony Stark design. We know Happy Hogan is in the movie and we also see Happy talking to Peter in what looks - possibly- like the cabin of a private jet (when he says to Peter ‘you're alone').So, could Happy provide Peter with the red and black costume, and would that therefore indicate Tony created it, and was still alive after Endgame (although I guess he could just as easily have made it prior to any possible death in Endgame).As always, would welcome your thoughts on this Sean, and hope you and all the patrons enjoy the rest of your weekend.39:39 Hector Giovanni NavarreteOk, so the topic and question I'm about to bring up is in no way meant to be insensitive or to cause any sort of controversy, at all. It's more to just get a different perspective on the matter as well as to share a little bit of my own opinion.What is your opinion of the recent Hollywood trend to link directors to movies with the same race/sex as the leads in those films? Mostly it's become/becoming a trend in the superhero genre. Examples: Black Panther, Wonder Woman, and others that haven't been released or announced yet like Black Widow and Shang Chi.Now, I am not saying it's a bad trend, in fact I have enjoyed immensely the diversity in front of and behind the cameras for these films recently.I guess I also feel, though, that just like for years movies in general, as well as superhero ones, have been helmed by Caucasian males; is it not seen as “right” in today's society for films with a Caucasian lead to be directed by a director of different race/sex? For example can't there be like a Captain America or Iron Man movie directed by say a Ryan Coogler? And just like for many years women led films have also been helmed by male directors. How about a woman directing a male led film? I loved the idea that was thrown around a while ago for Patty Jenkins to direct a Superman movie.Those are just some superficial examples. I hope I made sense and didn't cause a stir. I honestly would just like to talk about this topic in a respectful and sensitive way.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Glass is Shymalan’s attempt at marrying two universes legibly into one world. It doesn’t work. James McAvoy is the reason to see this movie. Samuel L. Jackson is an underused talent, and Bruce Willis is crap.

Our journey into the Shymalan-iverse continues as we dive into his most recent endeavor with Split.  After a more "split" decision in their review of Unbreakable,  will this be the film that tears our beloved hosts apart forever?  Tune in and find out!!!!

This week we try to talk about M Night Shymalan Things we’ve mentioned or just spoiled: Split, Unbreakable, Sixth Sense, After Earth, The Village, Lady In The Water, Signs, Devil, The Last Airbender, Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Happening, The Visit, John Wick, Ghost Rider, Glass, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Wolf of Wall Street, X-Men First Class, Days of Future Past, Superman, Orphan Black, The Witch, The Road To Perdition, The Walking Dead, Batman, Spider-Man, Frankenstein, Dracula, Pete’s Dragon, Monster’s Inc, Pirates of the Caribbean, Aliens, Terminator, Paranormal Activity, Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Authority, Scott Pilgrim, Chronicle, Lady In The Water, Westworld Fast & Furious Count: 0

We might be well into Summer now, but there's still plenty happening out in the nerd news world!  This week we chat about: Westworld's Season 2 finale (spoilers!) New shows coming to Showtime and Netflix The Geekfather's thoughts on Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Warner Brothers announces details for their upcoming DC Universe streaming app Details on Shymalan's upcoming Glass More Stephen King adaptations/remakes in the works and more on episode 124   https://www.facebook.com/theblurrednerds/ https://twitter.com/theblurrednerds http://blurrednerds.tumblr.com/  http://geekvengers.com https://www.youtube.com/user/geekvengers     intro/outro: Video Game - 8 bit Adventures - Music by Pond5 www.pond5.com

Welcome back to the GoodTrash GenreCast! This week, your favorite film analysis podcast finally discusses of one today's most intriguing directors, M. Night Shyamalan. That's right, we go full boar into spooky scares and twisting turns as we discuss The Village. Also, Dalton returned from the outside just in time. And, he brought friend-of-the-show Nick Sanford with him! Wandering The Village In the early 2000s, M. Night, as Nick points out, was THE director to watch. He had massive critical and financial success with Sixth Sense, Unbreakable and Signs. But, The Village marks a turning point. The story takes place in a remote village... Sorry. Ruled by a small council led by Edward Walker (William Hurt), the residents live as many small, rural communities would in the 19th-century. After the loss of a small child, Lucius (Joaquin Phoenix) decides to venture through the forbidden woods into the outside towns to find medicine. The council are worried about the processes of their world being thrown off by outsiders. Couple this with an imminent fear of forrest dwellers, and you've got the makings of a taut thriller. We get into the the film and talk about its re-evaluation after 14 years. Our game consists of us naming our Top 3 Divisive Films. Finally, we purge The Village of its contents. Nick talks at length about the production history of the film. We look into the formalist approach Shymalan brings to the film. The question of the films politics and its engagement with the Bush Administration and 9/11 also rises to the front of our discussion. Briefly, we discuss the film's portrayal of a certain character with intellectual disabilities. Oh no! We've spotted the bad color! Time to go!   Get in Touch! Thanks for joining us for our review and analysis of The Village! If you haven’t yet, you can connect with us through our various means of social media. Hit us up and let us know what you like and what you don’t like. Also, it would mean a lot if you left a review on iTunes or Stitcher after you finish subscribing. Follow Us on Twitter.Subscribe and Review us on iTunes.Listen on Stitcher Internet Radio. Supporting the GenreCast If you’re interested in offering financial support for the show, that would be awesome. We use these funds to cover production costs and hosting and domain fees, as well as occasional events and merchandise. Support on Patreon comes with a variety of rewards and additional content, such as physical rewards, bonus shows and fun stuff and even programming opportunities.

Finally, we give you, the listeners, the show you voted for – our review of the M. Night Shymalan movies, Spilt and Unbreakable. Along with Greig, Jared and Bryan discuss both films and Shymalan in general, before looking forward at his next now-highly-anticipated film, Glass. M. Night is a polarising filmmaker, and this podcast certainly had various degrees of opinion. We may have even accidentally stumbled on a potential spoiler for the future. What a twist! Hosted by: ‘Captain Boomerang’ Greig (@GreigT13) Featuring: ‘SuperJew’ Jared Robinovitz & ‘Pipebomb’ Bryan Gregston. Music by: Kanye West & Tech N9ne.

Finally, we give you, the listeners, the show you voted for – our review of the M. Night Shymalan movies, Split and Unbreakable. Along with Greig, Jared and Bryan discuss both films and Shymalan in general, before looking forward at his next now-highly-anticipated film, Glass. M. Night is a polarising filmmaker, and this podcast certainly had various degrees of opinion. We may have even accidentally stumbled on a potential spoiler for the future. What a twist! Hosted by: ‘Captain Boomerang' Greig (@GreigT13) Featuring: ‘SuperJew' Jared Robinovitz (@Superjew75) & ‘Pipebomb' Bryan Gregston (@guitarsalad). Music by: Tech N9ne.

K and A go to great lengths to see Split. Was it worth it? The duo also review the Vin Diesel's latest xXx movie. Also reviewed: New Edition miniseries, Academy Award season and the SuperBowl.

Richard and David jump into M. Night Shymalan's newest flick Split, starring James McAvoy and Anya Taylor-Joy. What is Shymalan trying to say with this newest movie? What is the logical conclusion of the idea that our identity is as more highly evolved animals, and that alone? What role does suffering play in our own stories?  Please, please, please do not go past our 'spoiler warning' moment in this episode unless you have already seen the movie! Spoilers abound!    Please take a moment to check out our sponsor, MissionalWear - Awesome T-Shirts, Posters, and more... Let them know Popcorn Theology sent you!   Want to leave us a voicemail? 304-404-4005! www.popcorntheology.com www.reformedpub.com 

In our seventeenth installment we review the recently released M. Night Shyamalan feature "Split" and discuss his work thus far

Hopscotch Friday is relaunching - as a podcast. And we chose M. Night Shymalan's Split, starring James McAvoy for our first show.  So join us, Stevie and Emmet, for a pop culture discussion of deep cuts and pillow talk. 

CineNews 8, giovedì 26 gennaio 2006 a cura di Marco Iannaccone Le news di questa puntata: - La Disney acquista la Pixar - Il DVD del film "Gli incredibili" è stato il DVD più venduto del 2005 - Dopo il "no" di Charlize Theron, sembra sia stata scelta la modella ungherese Andrea Osvart, come prossima bond girl in "007 - Casino Royale" - Robert Altman, che riceverà presto il suo primo Oscar, alla carriera, è al lavoro al suo prossimo film, mentre è imminente l'uscita del suo nuovo film - Il regista Walter Salles, dopo "I diari della motocicletta", porterà sullo schermo "Sulla strada", di Kerouac - E' deceduto l'attore "Chris Penn", fratello del più noto "Sean Penn", in circostanze ancora poco chiare - Verrà girato il remake del film "Via col vento", e sarà interpretato da Nicole Kidman e Russel Crowe, e diretto da Baz Luhrman - L'attore Elijah Wood vestirà i panni di Iggy Pop in un film sulla vita dell'artista - Il nuovo film del regista "Shymalan" si intitolerà "Lady in the water", e sarà interpretato da Paul Giamatti e Bryce Dallas Howard - L'attivissimo Woody Allen ha già terminato le riprese del film successivo a "Match Point", appena uscito in Italia, che si intitolerà "Scoop", ed è già pronto per il film seguente, da girare interamente in Spagna - La casa di produzione Warner è intenzionata a girare il terzo capitolo della saga di Conan, già nel 2006 - Sarà il discusso film "Il codice Da Vinci" ad aprire la nuova edizione del Festival del cinema di Cannes, il 17 maggio. Inoltre, il regista cinese "Wong Kar-wai" è stato nominato presidente della giuria - E' stata scelta la giuria del Festival del cinema di Berlino, che partirà il 9 febbraio - L'attore Daniel Day-Lewis, ultimamente poco presente sullo schermo, dovrebbe tornare a recitare, nel prossimo film del bravo regista Paul Thomas Anderson I 10 film più visti al cinema durante la settimana scorsa: 1. Match Point 2. 40 anni vergine 3. The New World 4. Ti amo in tutte le lingue del mondo 5. Le cronache di Narnia 6. Saw 2 7. Memorie di una geisha 8. Derailed 9. Natale a Miami 10. Vizi di famiglia I film in uscita nelle sale italiane questa settimana: - Trappola in fondo al mare - Senza destino - Lavori in casa - Dick e Jane operazione furto - Munich - Hans Per avere informazioni per partecipare al programma "ShortWorld", potete scrivere all'indirizzo e-mail info@moviecast.it. Per comunicazioni, segnalazioni, suggerimenti o altro, potete lasciare commenti nel sito www.moviecast.it. In alternativa, potete scrivere e-mail all'indirizzo redazione@moviecast.it. (La musica di sottofondo è dei "Thievery Corporation", ed è distribuita sotto licenze Creative Commons)