Podcasts about Street Kings

It's cultural committee time and it's a film absolutely jam packed with talented actors, none of whom were hired to do that. We bid you a gritty welcome to the gritty underside of Los Angeles as we watch gritty slice of urban grit: Street Kings (2008). Subscribe for two whole bonus episodes a month: https://www.patreon.com/praxiscast Watch streams: https://www.twitch.tv/praxiscast Buy shirts: https://praxiscast.teemill.com/ Follow us: https://bsky.app/profile/praxiscast.bsky.social  Cast: Jamie - https://bsky.app/profile/wizardcubes.bsky.social Rob - https://bsky.app/profile/trufflehog.bsky.social David - https://bsky.app/profile/sanitarynaptime.bsky.social 

We are joined by special guest, and fellow cinema-phile, Sam Newton of the River Cinema 15! Sam joins us for our second-ever “Movie Swap” where we all chose one of three films presented by each host to review today! Those films are 1998's flash-flood-heist-thriller, “Hard Rain”, 2005's survivor-martial-arts-drama, “Unleashed”, & 2008's law-enforcement-double-cross-epic, “Street Kings”! We also cover the new hit animated feature, “Wild Robot”, the bottle A24 thriller, “Heretic”, the multi-generational Tom Hanks family drama, “Here”, have a robust breakdown the event spectacle that was the Mike Tyson/Jake Paul fight, and breakdown part two of the final season of Cobra Kai that dropped last week! All this, in addition to the latest Hollywood news and sneak peeks at upcoming releases.    To access Big Screens & TV Streams episodes, visit https://bigscreensandtvstreams.podbean.com/  Show recorded at Grand Forks Best Source Studios. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com #here #streetkings #cobrakai #heretic #wildrobot #hardrain #morganfreeman #miketyson #gfbs #grandforksbestsource

Take a look, there is no book. Because this isn't the Reading Rainbow. This is Popcorn Pulse and we do movies. So how about a movie that was written by the same guy who did LA Confidential? You might remember it as the movie which got a lot of buzz back in the nineties. Going so far as to get Oscar noms. You can imagine a writer might try to get lightning to strike twice after that. Because everybody wants both Hollywood money and acclaim. We bring you Street Kings[2008]. It stars Keanu as a cop who drinks and is depressed. He had a falling out with his partner, played … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 230: 44 Kings"

Shane brings us another Whitaker watchable, this time from Mr. Suicide Squad himself: David Ayer. Keanu plays a character we haven't seen much from him in the past, as does Forest. This is the weirdest kind of copaganda. Keanu gets S.W.A.Y.Z.E. Methoded. Shane fixes The Lake House. This movie is probably more enjoyable than we wanted to give it credit for.

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Braga, King, and Ski talk about Street Kings, a Keanu Reeves movie about a dirty cop who goes clean to avenge the death of his former partner. It has an amazing cast and the writer of LA Confidential, but is that enough to make it any good? Listen!

To analyze the work of cantankerous crime writer James Ellroy, we're discussing an award winning classic, a notorious Brian DePalma flop and also Street Kings. Whatever you desire, this episode has it! LA CONFIDENTIAL (1997, Curtis Hanson) THE BLACK DAHLIA (2006, Brian DePalma) STREET KINGS (2008, David Ayer)

Is Street Kings (2008) a really good film or a waste of film? Joining us for this episode is Evan. Listen and find out in this action-packed episode you don't want to miss!

If Jason Statham isn't kicking somebody's butt, he must be sleeping or in the shower. Statham has carved out a nice niche in the action genre for decades now. The Beekeeper is his latest, and honey, is there a lot of buzz about it as it's coming out! Statham plays Adam Clay who befriends an elderly lady who lets him keep bees on her property. She is then becomes a victim of cybercrime and loses all her money and takes her own life from the anguish. Statham isn't having any of that and someone cyberpunks have to pay. Let's just say he's got a particular set of skills and some baddies are about to pay the bills. Directed by David Ayer who also directed End Of Watch, Fury, Suicide Squad and Street Kings and wrote Training Day. Is the buzz around this enough to get you to leave your hive to check it out? Check out this spoiler-free review live show to find out! This also stars Phylicia Rashad, Josh Hutcherson, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Bobby Naderi, David Witts, Michael Epp, Taylor James, Jemma Redgrave, Don Gilet, Enzo Cilenti, Minnie Driver and Jeremy Irons. Support the showFeel free to reach out to me via:@MoviesMerica on Twitter @moviesmerica on InstagramMovies Merica on Facebook

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Throw on the siren and grab a small vodka because the boys are diving in to 2008's Street Kings! This one gets off-track pretty quick, but the boys recover with goofs like: a glimpse into the future, the boys' vices, a specific kind of car, wall hiding, and Dr. Gregory House.Mentioned in this episode:Greeced Lightning: A podcast about myths, movies, and one doctor of classics teaching two dumb idiots about history and mythology https://greeced-lightning.captivate.fm/

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Zach, Amin and Mayes are slamming one airplane bottle of liquor after another as they climb up the ladder for the movie that wants to be Training Day so badly. Join the Count The Dings Patreon for exclusive Rewatchingtons Watch-A-Longs, Ad-Free Episodes, old Holiday Episodes and more at www.patreon.com/CountTheDings Subscribe to Cinephobe! Then Rate 5 Stars on Apple or Spotify.   Follow Cinephobe on Twitter & Instagram:   Zach Harper @talkhoops IG: @talkhoops   Amin Elhassan @darthamin IG: @darthamin   Anthony Mayes @cornpuzzle IG: @cornpuzzle   CTD @countthedings IG: @countthedings   Email: cinephobepodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Zach, Amin and Mayes are slamming one airplane bottle of liquor after another as they climb up the ladder for the movie that wants to be Training Day so badly. Join the Count The Dings Patreon for exclusive Rewatchingtons Watch-A-Longs, Ad-Free Episodes, old Holiday Episodes and more at www.patreon.com/CountTheDings Subscribe to Cinephobe! Then Rate 5 Stars on Apple or Spotify.   Follow Cinephobe on Twitter & Instagram:   Zach Harper @talkhoops IG: @talkhoops   Amin Elhassan @darthamin IG: @darthamin   Anthony Mayes @cornpuzzle IG: @cornpuzzle   CTD @countthedings IG: @countthedings   Email: cinephobepodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back Street Kings! Ryne Thorson and Lance Cain join Kyle and I to discuss a whole wreck on nonsense.

Justin Vesci, Vice President of Production and Development, joins Susan and Ben to discuss The Crow, a 1994 action drama. Justin shares what it's like having a career as the Vice President of Production and Development at PZAJ. He discusses how he selects stories and projects for development, the growing film scene in Nashville, seeing his project “2 Hearts” become a #1-watched-movie on Netflix, and driving Keanu Reeves home from the set of Street Kings. Justin plays our “Big Bads: 90s Edition” game. Follow Justin @lvfstdieawesome on Instagram, IMDb or LinkedIn. Check out more of his work at pzaj.com. Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts to help us reach more listeners. Find out about our guests and upcoming events by following us at Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, contribute to our Patreon, or shop at lifeinthecredits.com. Life in Our Credits Hosts: Susan Swarner and Ben Blohm Executive Producer: Michelle Levin Logo Art: Melissa Durkin Music Composer and Performer: Steve Trowbridge

⦿⦿ElectriX Podcast⦿⦿ Hope all of you doing good. Just uploaded the newest episode of ElectriX and would like to share that one with you guys. This one is a groovy deep house session from The good guy Mouseeki Machine. I noticed him through a partner channel and liked his style. He was eager to create a unique mix for this show as well. Check out his socials and other guest mix for more good music. Like the Mix? Click the [Repost]

It was about a 45 minute drive for us, being from Fort Worth, but it was a nice day for a Car Show. This by know means was just any Car Show. Yes, you would be right it was the Famous Tacos n Tires put on Richard Rawlings at Gas Monkey Garage. We showed up I would say about 9:30 or a little after. The Cars were already parked out front and set up, it was starting to get really crowded out there. I had the Podcast Mic rolling as I walked around incase I got to do any interviews. We did, ran into a few friends out there, we got to catch up with Dwayne  Phibbs who works for Richard now, if you remember in the early days Gas Monkey Garage they started out in a little shop right on Reeder Rd. That shop were they filmed the early episodes from was owned by Dwayne and his Father. There is also another shop on that street famous,  the Monkeys would get all their interior work done on the cars they built for the show, Sue Martin of ASM Upholstery was seen on the show as well. How can I forget my friend Steve Mabry from The Rusty Buffalo Company this guy is so amazing with the designing as well as his craftsmanship and his attention to detail on his products that he creates. We also saw and spoke with Tony Taylor from Gas Monkey Garage.

This week Jakey delivers two picks centered around the always tenuous bonds between men. First, broken blue brotherhoods abound in the (thematic) DTV sequel, Street Kings 2: Motor City (2011). Then we glug down a whole bottle of dubious Snake Wine and get a severe case of brotherly coagulopathy with the early stage Korean Axe-Kicksploitation opera, The City of Violence (2006) Feedback: cultofmuscle@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/groups/cultofmuscle Merch: redbubble.com/people/cultofmuscle/shop

A Bruce Springsteen podcast, where the Jersey Girls talk about one thing and one thing only, The Boss  -- Bruce Springsteen.  In this episode, we hang out with "Last of the Duke Street Kings" -- a great Bruce tribute band based in Canada.  Check them out. https://www.facebook.com/lastdsk/

This is my favorite episode we've done in a long time, it's an old-school shit-talking episode where we dive into the social media of a self proclaimed "professional comedian" with Kyle and Jeff. ENJOY, STREET KINGS! Watch this entire episode on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/_9kTyVg8Fg0 watch a fun clip from this episode here: https://youtu.be/jHRr5dA216k @iisjoshfreeman @funnymanfields @Jeff_tolbert_

Keanu Reeves does a lot bad things in this movie. But that doesn't mean we don't love him. Also there's a dead shark in here somewhere.  Join Kerwin, Jason, and Jordan as we talk Toy Story 4, secretive authors, and Jordan offers a critique on Keanu's acting. That's it for this episode of 20 Dollar Ticket. Be sure to check us out on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter at @20DollarTicket for more content. Follow us on Spotify, subscribe on Apple Podcasts and if you've got the time, leave us a review. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, send them to 20DollarTicket@gmail.com. Thank you for listening. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/20dollarticket Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/20DollarTicket/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/20dollarticket

A clip from all the way back to episode 1 of this podcast. This was recorded nearly 3 years ago on lapel mics and features Larry, AL-O-ICIOUS and Kyle. This was when my podcast revolved mostly around tequila and sound drops. Having no background in sound production, this episode originally took me 20 hours to edit because I had to figure out everything from scratch. I left in the shitty edit points for nostalgia purposes. Enjoy, Street Kings!    

This week the Squad reviews Jonathan's pick of "Street Kings".  Thank you all for listening, please tell you friends. Thanks again to www.purple-planet.com for the music.

THIS SEASON'S THEME: Cop ThrillersWelcome to episode 037 of Choose Film: A Reel Retrospective podcast. Rebecca and Gary are joined by Writer & Artist Ashley Rose Nova to discuss the hard-hitting, gritty Street KingsSynopsisTom Ludlow (Keanu Reeves), a veteran member of the LAPD, is still mourning the loss of his wife and trying to navigate through a world that does not make much sense anymore. When evidence implicates him in the death of a fellow officer, Ludlow begins to question the loyalties of everyone around him.LINKS IN CONVERSATIONTwitter @ARoseCPEInsta @arosecpehttps://cultureplusentertainment.com/author/ashleyrosenova/https://www.twm.news/author/ashley-rose-nova/SHORT FILMSThe moonlight man https://youtu.be/qKpLOfgwpsU2009 new boy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdeioVndUhsGod sleeps in Rwanda P1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJkIsvcu5FkASHLEY'S BIOWriter &Journalist that has contributed to over 8 platforms from pro-wrestling to gaming. Loves horror, sci fi, and 80s- 90s action. Probably has more Kubrick tattoos than you. Enjoys ramen & is a fight game lover. Considered slightly edgy but that's just her style.

Have you ever spotted those paperback novels, with photos of a really attractive man with chiseled abs, or a stunning woman with beautiful, lush flowing hair and eyes to kill. If you ever took a peek inside, you would know that those romance novels offer way more than just romance. They are seductive, alluring, mysterious and thrilling.In this episode, you will hear from USA Today bestselling author Sienna Snow.  Author of romance novels, Snow published her first book after 40.  That her background is South Asian and that she includes South Asian characters in a racy genre of novels where we are supremely underrepresented is just one of the many fascinating things about her.Sienna's latest series - Street Kings - saw it's first release just last month, Dangerous Kings. Available where books are sold, this book will make for the perfect vacation read. I personally read  Masters of Secrets during a weekend getaway and loved it; it was everything I hoped from a sexy, thriller with hints of erotica and loads of romance, and so much more.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The introduction of this episode is dedicated to highlighting a humanitarian crisis - the Covid crisis in India. I mentioned links to verified organizations supporting the fight on ground and live. Could I request you to consider giving back to India during her time of need? A little bit goes a long way, and every dollar counts. Support India's Covid Crisis - Donate Today:Hemkunt FoundationDesai FoundationKhalsa AidConnect with your Host  Aasheekaa!DM Aasheekaa on InstagramEmail: hello@aasheekaa.comVisit her website

Johnny (Attack of the B Movies Podcast), Robb (The Cinema Drunkie) and I elaborate on various cult and heavily flawed Horror franchises that should’ve turned out WAY better than what they unfortunately became. We discuss everything from Wrong Turn, Hatchet and Wishmaster to Alien, Sleepaway Camp and Friday the 13th. Did you know that Candyman Vs. Wishmaster was an actual thing discussed? What original Aliens sequels would’ve been far superior before the Predator and Ridley Scott started invading its “space”?? Did you know that David Ayer (Training Day, Street Kings) wanted to do a creepy Star Wars movie revolving around the creatures on Hoth??? What about that damn Soultaker reboot no one asked for that is curiously tempting to recreate???? Despite some occasional SciFi and comic book crossovers invading the conversation, we get into some serious cult and underrated franchise picks here for the most part while staying away from the arguably trashy and campy ones.  #JackedUpReviewShow #Podcast #Alien #Aliens #Alien3 #HorrorFranchises #WhatIf #Wishmaster #WesCraven #Djinn #Warlock #NightmareOnElmStreet #FridayThe13th #EvilDead #Ash #BruceCampbell #ManiacCop #WrongTurn #Freddy #Jason #JasonX #Fantasy #SciFi #StarWars #AVP #AlienVsPredator #Predator #Predators #Predator2 #ThePredator #Terror #Cult #Awesome #Underground #Fun #Stellar #Movies #TVShows #FinalDestination #NewLineCinema #Lionsgate #Vestron #ChildsPlay #Warlock #Candyman #JulianSands #TonyTodd #RobertKnepper #KaneHodder #AndrewDivoff #Corona #COVID19 #Virus #Fox #Universal #WarnerBros #Sequels #Prequels #BodyBags #BadMovies #SoBadTheyreGood #TheHitcher #Hellraiser #DougBradley #Halloween #MichaelMyers #TexasChainsawMassacre #Cannibal #Gore #Campy #Outrageous #LateNightMovies #BingeWatch #Series #Ongoing #ChildrenOfTheCorn #Franchises #CultFilms #StephenKing #Epic #Meh #Bad #DaniellaAlonso #TiffanyShepis #TalesFromTheHood #JamieBernadette #ScreamQueens #Explosions #Hysterical #Hammy #Dumb #Stupid #HenryRollins #HillsHaveEyes #Chucky #Waxwork #TimberFalls #WrongTurn3 #RestStop #EdenLake #BloodCreek #JoelSchumacher #CultFilmmakers #AlienResurrection #DavidFincher #Holocaust #Demons #Possession #Poltergeist #Djinn #Egyptian #StopMotion #TheThing #NeillBlomkamp #District9 #Elysium #Chappie #VFX #VisualEffects #PrisonPlanet #SFX #SpecialEffects #Gothic #PeterAtkins #RogerChristian #GeorgeLucas #Cyberpunk #SciFi #Fantasy #AliensColonialMarines #AliensIsolation #Terminator #BladeRunner #Prometheus #AlienCovenant #Babylon5 #StarTrek #OldSchool #Grindhouse #Slashers #Maniac1980 #WilliamLustig #Unrated #Uncut #Rrated #Movies #TVShows #HardcoreViolence #Gore #Saw #TorturePorn #FridayThe13 #Slaughter #ManiacCop #VictorCrowley #RobertEnglund #ObiWan #JeffreyCombs #TomSavini #Swordfight #Highlander #QuakeVideogame #Cube #Folklore #TheMonkeysPaw #TheSimpsons #Vs #FunMovies #CarefulWhatYouWishFor #CoronaVirus #SyFyChannel #SciFiChannel #Gruesome #GoryViolence #Leprechaun #Sharknado #VersusMovies #BuddyPictures #HorrorFest #Circus #Freaks #WesCraven #MagnetReleasing #Fighting #Shudder #Action #DarkFantasy #SamRaimi #HorrorSciFi #HorrorFantasy #DragMeToHell #MovieCareers #AshVsEvilDead #Marvel #DCComics #Disney #TheMandalorian #Heroine #VincentPrice #TwistEnding #TheCryingGame #LGBTQ #UnprofessionalFilmmakers #Leatherface #Sequels #Remakes #Reboots #Teens #VOD #VideoOnDemand #DimensionFilms #AMCNetworks #TalesFromTheCrypt #JoeEstevez #Soultaker #CharlieSheen #Scandals #DemonicCult #MartinSheen #GoodIdeas #BadIdeas #Egos #Scandals #MST3k #Werewolf #MysteryScienceTheater3000 #Boring #Dull #VHS #ShotOnVideo #TimAndEric #AdultSwim #AttackOfTheBMovies #CinemaDrunkie #HouseThatScreamsPodcast #Skype #ZoomMeetings 

This week, Brett and Dylan are joined by returning guests, Tucker Battrell and Lea Gerard, to talk about the insane cop drama, Street Kings. Featuring horrible fashion choices and a very, very, super duper crazy twist that no one could ever see coming. CHECK OUT OUR WE DO KEANU MERCH!!! We Do Keanu is part of the EaseDrop Podcast Network Outro music by In The Face Of War Please don't tell KISS we stole their music for the intro. Socials: Facebook and Instagram If you're going to use Audible, support We Do Keanu by using our link, audibletrial.com/keanu

No matter the rung of the ladder you happen to be on in the entertainment industry, making it in Hollywood is no easy feat. And with how our world is evolving post-pandemic, you might think it will be nearly impossible to maintain any sort of work-life balance for our foreseeable future, especially if you’re fortunate enough to reach the top rung of the ladder like today’s guest. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to not only survive but thrive while working on giant tent pole films like The Avengers series, Captain America: Civil War and Iron Man 3, or a multitude of other blockbusters, then this conversation is going to give you the inside look you’ve been waiting for. Award-winning editor Jeffrey Ford, ACE has made his career working with big name directors like Michael Mann, Joss Whedon, Anthony & Joe Russo, and Joe Johnston, and he does not sugar coat the reality that editing these films is an all-consuming endeavor. In today’s interview with Jeffrey (which was originally recorded a few years ago back in the ‘Fitness In Post’ days), he does share with us his secrets and routines for maintaining his health and family life without succumbing to bad habits and burnout. We dive deep into the methods he uses to stay energetic and creative despite the long hours, specifically maintaining consistent movement throughout his workday. He also talks about the immense importance of keeping his team rested and refreshed so they too can be productive and creative while still meeting the demanding and intense work schedules on huge tentpole films. While the conversation might not be brand new, the topics we discuss are as relevant as ever. If setting boundaries and maintaining some semblance of sanity in our post-pandemic world is a priority for you, after listening I highly recommend following up this episode with my interview with producer Janace Tashjian where we discuss the importance of setting boundaries, advocating for yourself, and asking for help. Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here's What You'll Learn: The story of how Jeff began his film career after graduating from USC film school and getting his first job as an apprentice editor with director James Gray and editor Dorian Harris What film school taught him about teamwork and making connections with people in the industry. The struggles he endured through years of unemployment, only working 5 days a month while making films on his own to hone his craft. His humility still leaves him surprised and enthused that people continue to let him cut their films. The extreme focus necessary to edit the film, Public Enemies with Michael Mann, and the demanding schedule and hours he endured. Jeff believes that the longer you sit in front of your screen without moving, the more it inhibits your objectivity and relationship with your audience. Why he makes time for 3 to 4 movement breaks throughout the day. The reason his standing desk has been an enormous benefit to his creativity and mental fortitude. The scheduling fix they use on the Marvel movies to avoid burnout and ensure everyone stays healthy and happy. The importance of having a work environment that provides daylight, space, and amenities to maintain health and well being. Self-assertion and setting boundaries must be built into your routine due to the competitive and intense nature of the business. On Jeff’s team, taking care of yourself is looked upon as a strength rather than a weakness. KEY TAKE AWAY #1: Keep perspective about the job by understanding that your family is your most important support system to keep you going. KEY TAKE AWAY #2: Staying in shape physically is directly connected to your mental well being which is connected to your success. KEY TAKE AWAY #3: Divide the workload between more people working shorter hours to stay creative and productive. Useful Resources Mentioned: Ep113: The Importance of Setting Boundaries, Advocating For Yourself, and Asking For Help | with Janace Tashjian Ep11: Making It In Hollywood as a “Creative” (What They Don’t Teach You In Film School) | with Norman Hollyn Ep17: Is Taking Free Work Really Worth It? | with Alan Bell, ACE Our Generous Sponsors: This episode is made possible for you by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat, my #1 recommendation for anyone who stands at their workstation. The Topo is super comfortable, an awesome conversation starter, and it’s also scientifically proven to help you move more throughout the day which helps reduce discomfort and also increase your focus and productivity. Click here to learn more and get your Topo Mat. Guest Bio: JEFFREY FORD, A.C.E. (Editor) was born in Novato, California. He attended high school in Troutdale, Oregon and graduated from the University of Southern California School of Cinema-Television in Los Angeles with a degree in Cinema-Television Production. He began his professional filmmaking career in 1994, working as an editorial assistant on James Gray’s debut feature film, “Little Odessa.” He went on to work as an assistant editor on several feature films, including the Academy Award®-nominated “As Good as It Gets” for editor Richard Marks and director James L. Brooks. Ford’s first solo feature as editor was “The Yards” for director James Gray, which premiered in competition at the Cannes Film Festival in 2000. He edited “Teddy Bears’ Picnic” for Harry Shearer, “One Hour Photo” for Mark Romanek, “Hide and Seek” for John Polson, “The Family Stone” for Thomas Bezucha (his work receiving an A.C.E. Eddie nomination) and “Street Kings” for David Ayer. He also edited “Shattered Glass” and “Breach” for director Billy Ray. With Paul Rubell he co-edited "Pubic Enemies" for director Michael Mann. In 2011 he teamed with Thomas Bezucha again for “Monte Carlo." At Marvel Studios, Ford co-edited “Captain America: The First Avenger" (with Robert Dalva) for director Joe Johnston, "Iron Man Three” (with Peter Elliot) for Shane Black and “Marvel’s The Avengers" and "Avengers: Age of Ultron” (both with Lisa Lassek) for director Joss Whedon. “Captain America: Civil War” is Ford’s second film for Joe and Anthony Russo. He also co-edited (with Matthew Schmidt) the Russo's first Marvel Studios feature “Captain America: The Winter Soldier.” He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two sons. Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel. The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).

We find out if Street Kings (2008) is really as bad as the critics say. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The life and times of the breathtaking Keanu Reeves, retold through his movie roles.The list of all the movies referenced in the episode, in alphabetical order:47 Ronin;A Happening of Monumental Proportions;A Scanner Darkly;A Walk in the Clouds;Always be my maybe;Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter (or Tune in Tomorrow if you’re in America);Bad Batch;Between Two Ferns: The Movie;Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure;Bram Stoker’s Dracula;Chain Reaction;Constantine;Dangerous Liaisons;Deep Web;Destination Wedding;Devil’s Advocate;Ellie Parker;Even Cowgirls Get the Blues;Exposed;Flying;Freaked;Generation Umm;Hardball;Henry’s Crime;I Love You to Death;John Wick 1, 2 and 3;Johnny Mnemonic;Keanu;Knock Knock;Lake House;Little Buddha;Man of Tai Chi;Matrix;Matrix Reloaded;Matrix Revolutions;Mifune: The Last Samurai;Much Ado About Nothing;My Own Private Idaho;Neon Demon;Parenthood;Permanent Record;Point Break;Replicas;River’s Edge;Siberia;Side by Side;Something’s Gotta Give;Speed;SPF-18;Street Kings;The Animatrix;The Day the Earth Stood Still;The Great Warming;The Last Time I Committed Suicide;The Night Before;The Private Lives of Pippa Lee;The Replacements;The Watcher;The Whole Truth;Thumbsucker;To the Bone;Toy Story 4;Youngblood Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Reeel-Lives-100496091297383Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reeellives/Electric Intro Music by Anoop Hariharan - https://soundcloud.com/anoophariharan/intro-music-creative-commons

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We start the podcast with about four and a half minutes of no dialogue, just like this film, and then gradually end up talking about “Little Baby Nugget America’s Ass”, Terry Crews, and Harley Quinn. Charles Nowlin surprises and delights with a game of Pop Quiz Asshole that delights the senses. Feel free to support us on Patreon! We’ll have behind-the-scenes content, exclusive videos, extra podcast segments and more: http://www.patreon.com/coolbreezepodVisit us on Twitter or on our Website for more episodes of this show and check the links below for more of your hosts:More Whitney:Twitter @whitney_nelsenInstagram @whitneynelsenMore Erich:Twitter @platypusjonesMore Andrew:Twitter @darkdrivingInstagram @darkdriving

The life and times of the breathtaking Keanu Reeves, retold through his movie roles.The list of all the movies referenced in the episode, in alphabetical order:47 Ronin;A Scanner Darkly;A Walk in the Clouds;Always be my maybe;Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter (or Tune in Tomorrow if you’re in America);Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure;Bram Stoker’s Dracula;Chain Reaction;Constantine;Dangerous Liaisons;Destination Wedding;Devil’s Advocate;Exposed;Freaked;Generation Umm;Hardball;Henry’s Crime;I Love You to Death;John Wick 1, 2 and 3;Johnny Mnemonic;Keanu;Knock Knock;Lake House;Little Buddha;Man of Tai Chi;Matrix;Matrix Reloaded;Matrix Revolutions;Much Ado About Nothing;My Own Private Idaho;Neon Demon;Night Before, the;Permanent Record;Point Break;Replacements;Replicas;River’s Edge;Siberia;Something’s Gotta Give;Speed;Street Kings;The Day the Earth Stood Still;To the Bone;Toy Story 4;Watcher;Whole Truth;Youngblood;Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Reeel-Lives-100496091297383Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reeellives/Electric Intro Music by Anoop Hariharan - https://soundcloud.com/anoophariharan/intro-music-creative-commons

I talk about a 2008 cop thriller with Keanu Reeves and the fact that Dwayne Johnson has not made a great movie

Tyler from Stasis Lock, Jed from Blackout & Shout, Brotha Kyle from The D-bird Nest, and Matt "Deluxe" Baldwin from Hail Hasbro Reviews will be discussing how one Millennial's views differ from two Gen X's tastes on movies and music and vice versa with a Gen Y stuck in the middle. Special guest host Josh Lawrence! SLB Vlog - https://goo.gl/WJ18uK Thanks for listening! Opening music: Tri-Tachyon - Hundred Years in Helheim

Keanu Reeves has worked with some of the best and most interesting directors around... he also once worked with David Ayer. Marcus Irving (@marcusirving317) stops by our all Keanu podcast once again to join Sam (@samshotfirst) for a discussion on Street Kings, the very not good police action-thriller that fails on pretty much every level despite best efforts from Reeves, Forest Whitaker and others in the stellar cast.

On this episode of the podcast Phillip is joined by Shawn. It starts with Phillip making some corrections from the previous show. Phillip then reads a comment from Instagram. Then he talks about the new movies he saw in the theater; The Predator, White Boy Rick, and A Simple Favor. Then they delve into the life and film work of Keanu Reeves. They discuss Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Point Break, Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, Speed, The Matrix, Constantine, Street Kings, John Wick, and John Wick 2. They talk about it all and whatever other movies pop into their head. They end the show by talking about if they find Keanu Reeves sexy. It's a fun time.

On this episode of the podcast Phillip is joined by Shawn. It starts with Phillip making some corrections from the previous show. Phillip then reads a comment from Instagram. Then he talks about the new movies he saw in the theater; The Predator, White Boy Rick, and A Simple Favor. Then they delve into the life and film work of Keanu Reeves. They discuss Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Point Break, Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, Speed, The Matrix, Constantine, Street Kings, John Wick, and John Wick 2. They talk about it all and whatever other movies pop into their head. They end the show by talking about if they find Keanu Reeves sexy. It's a fun time.

Henke och Andreas diskuterar sina valda filmer med temat "Snutfilm". Vilken film kommer de till slut att titta på?

https://archive.org/download/StreetKingsFinal/Street%20Kings%20Final.mp3 Downloads : iTunes, Google Play, RSS **Film Runners 030: ** Michael opens our trilogy of “bad movies that we actually like” with the enthusiastically American film Street Kings (2008) starring Keanu Reeves as a jaded and corrupt LA cop making good. Hosts : Billy Seguire (@thebillyseguire) Insha Fitzpatrick (@benwyyatt) Michael Walls-Kelly (@mwallsk) Official Twitter : @thefilmrunners Air Date : 2017/08/26 Film Runners cover art and logo designed by Aaron Sambey

Michael opens our trilogy of "bad movies that we actually like" with the enthusiastically American film Street Kings (2008) starring Keanu Reeves as a jaded and corrupt LA cop making good.

Hi all, be ready for this intense summer mix. Killer tracks only.enjoy and peace and love !Playlist :01 Matt Sassari, La Queen, Stereo Productions Spain;02 Lubelski, Inner Groove, Gruuv;03 Escorting Sarah, Control, Kneaded Pains;04 Maksim Dark, Stronger, Dense Audio;05 Tiger Stripes, Moan, Misfit Music;06 Thomas Schumacher, Ficken #3 (dubspeeka remix), Electric Ballroom Germany;07 Shelley Johannson, Tribaltone, Bedrock;08 Nick Curly, No Takers, 8 Bit Germany;09 Carlo Ruetz, Artefact, Senso Sounds;10 Hanne & Lore, Street Kings 2.0(Zombie Disco Squad remix), Heulsuse.minimal show on iTunes  minimal show feed   

Bright is a movie that is full of ideas and potential but ends up falling very short due to horrible writing. The movie tries to be everything and can't seem to focus on what it wants to be. Taking all the cues from films like Street Kings, 48 Hours, Alien Nation, Appleseed, Training Day, etc...You name it and this movie tries to be like it. Ultimately Will Smith's charm couldn't save this movie. 3BG rating: 2 out of 5

Originally from Chicago, Gregory Veeser graduated from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts before moving to Los Angeles. Gregory began his film career as an assistant for writers and directors such as Sacha Gervasi, Michael Bay and the late Tony Scott. Gregory then served as assistant for director Rupert Wainwright (STIGMATA) on the horror remake of John Carpenter's THE FOG. In 2007, Gregory began working for Lucas Foster and his company Warp Film as an assistant on JUMPER and STREET KINGS. Following those projects, Gregory was Associate Producer for Warp's next feature, LAW ABIDING CITIZEN, starring Jamie Foxx and Gerard Butler. He currently serves as a Development Executive for the feature film and television production arms of Warp. The company's next movie projects are an adaptation of the William Gibson scifi classic NEUROMANCER, a feature adaptation of the cult horror novel ZOMBIES AND SHIT, and GO LIKE HELL, based on true story of the Ford and Ferrari wars of the 1960s. In 2014, Gregory co-founded “Headcase VR”, a high-end Virtual Reality production company based in Los Angeles and Portland. Headcase uses top Hollywood filmmakers along with the most sophisticated VR camera in the world to create amazing 360-degree immersive experiences for clients such as 20th Century Fox, Chevrolet, Nike and the University of Michigan. With Headcase, Gregory wrote and produced the award-winning immersive VR experience at Comicon for Guillermo Del Toro's television series THE STRAIN. Headcase is currently developing a 360-degree haunted house experience to accompany a major film release in 2018.

Sunny Giovanni -In southern Dallas, Texas, Sunny Giovanni-- or "Gio" as she likes to be called--Born to a mother who was a teacher and a graduate from Texas A&M University you couldn't so much as watch a Disney movie if you hadn't read the book beforehand. Gio has had a very strong history with literature, diversifying from poetry (winning placements in oratorical contests), to thriller short stories as a way to vent her frustrations. The pen was handed down to her from an older sibling as a means to focus her negative energy and anger into something different but was used as a way to alter her own situations. As a preteen Gio witnessed how much her writing could touch someone when she left one of her prized spirals in a classroom without knowing. Two weeks after it went missing someone brought it back to her asking for more, letting the young author know that almost everyone she knew read the story, but without knowing it was her in the story she had written. Sunny Giovanni is an advocate for gay and transgender rights, and says: "You can't help who you are and you damn sure can't help who you love. You should be true to who are rather than to conform and live the ultimate lie and live miserably until the day you die." Credited from the poem she penned "Titanium", modeled after her novel. Gio is a mother of three children, the founder of Lucid Legends Publishing/ Photography, Kno Joke Entertainment, the host of "We Talk TOO Much Radio" on BlogTalk Radio and blogs on Tumblr under the name "KnoJokeGio".  At the age of twenty-four someone made the decision for Gio to "stop playing around and start publishing" her own works. The father of her children promised that he would handle everything else if only she would pick up the pen after many down moments and discouragement from major companies who sighted the young author.

This NSFW episode was recorded January 21, 2017: featuring DJ Mixtermike (host), Mario, Alan, Jake & Ken.We watch Bellator 170 on Spike Sports without sound, talking about Westworld theme park, sprouts, validation, drone racing, trench foot, Resident Evil, In-N-Out, and Street Kings. After the break we talk about Star Wars, talking to Uber/Lyft drivers, basketball talk, Greek Freak, fundamentals, and Mario's $1 Steam review of The Janitor. Check out Mediamuffin.com and M-Candy.com for animations and comics Go help Edgar fund his animations at https://www.patreon.com/mediamuffinFollow @DJMixtermike on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Check out https://www.mixcloud.com/DJMIXTERMIKE and https://www.mixcloud.com/liftmusic for DJ mixes "Actually..." Your browser does not support this audio

On this episode of #Allpodcastsmatter we review Keanu classic Street Kings. The Game drinks beer with cereal! Common is here and does some stuff. Keanu Reeves shoots a guy over the fridge. Rapper Big Pooh provided music for the this episode.

This week on WHOA: A Most EXCELLENT Keanu Reeves podcast, filmmaker Nathan Blackwell is back to chat about "Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey" from 1991. A movie where Keanu Reeves gets sent straight to hell. And "Street Kings" from 2008. A movie where Keanu Reeves sends bad guys straight to hell. But only one has a hilarious Girm Reaper sidekick.

Join us this week as we watch Keanu Reeves yell "I'm a Cop" multiple times in David Ayer's "Street Kings". Links: Our NEW Website : www.podmaxpodcast.com Itunes Stitcher Twitter Instagram Youtube Email: PodmaxPodcast@gmail.com

Calf (Soft Skull Press)                  Mighty, Mighty (Soft Skull Press)Join us tonight for a fantastic evening from one of our favorite publishers Soft Skull Press! The year was 1981. The US was entering a deep recession, Russia was our enemy, and John Hinckley, Jr.'s assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan shocked the nation. It was also the year author Andrea Kleine learned her close childhood friend had been violently murdered by her socialite mother, Leslie DeVeau. Both events took place in Washington, DC. Hinckley and Deveau were both sent to St. Elizabeth's hospital, guilty by reason of insanity. It was there that they met, and later became lovers. These two real-life, and ultimately converging events inspired Klein's jaw-dropping, spine-tingling novel, CALF. Made up of dual narratives and told over the course of one year, Kleine's account follows a fictionalized John Hinkley in the lead-up to the assassination attempt, and Tammy, older sister to Steffi, the best friend of DeVeau's daughter, Kirin. Part Are You There God, It's Me Margaret and part Taxi Driver, this creepy, unsettling, and absolutely addictive novel shines a light on two terrible events, providing an unflinching depiction of violence, both intimate and sensational.Praise for Calf"In 1981, John Hinckley, Jr.'s attempt to assassinate Ronald Reagan rocked the nation. And Andrea Kleine's gripping novel,Calf will rock readers. This is a wonderfully unsettling book about love, loss, and unlikely connections." -- Elliott Holt, author of You Are One of ThemWally Rudolph's Mighty, Mighty is a modern day fable set in a crumbling metropolis riddled with urban poverty and violence.Dirty apartments, tattoo parlors, food kitchens - these are the markers of home for the struggling young adults around Chicago. Stefy is an artist at Ghost Town, the local tattoo shop, trying to provide for her younger sister Amanda and their ailing grandfather. Amanda is hoping for something better, seeking to escape a past riddled with addiction and an abusive relationship with Georgie. When he confronts her one drunken night at a dive bar, the situation turns violent: Amanda barely escapes with her life but Georgie lies dead on the bathroom floor. This one mistake puts the two sisters in the crosshairs of Georgie's father, a twisted, corrupt ex-cop now out for revenge over the murder of his son. His quest for vengeance will make the neighborhoods of Chicago tremble, leaving no one untouched. Mighty, Mighty is a harsh and realistic look at the struggle of two families desperately trying to get out from under the heavy boot of violence and poverty. Like the works of Richard Price and Dennis Lehane, the novel is a startling and accurate portrait of contemporary urban life.Andrea Kleine is a writer and performance artist whose work has spanned dance, theater, film, literature, and interdisciplinary projects. She has received five MacDowell Colony fellowships and the New York Foundation for the Arts fellowship award. Her writing has been published in The Los Angeles Review of Books, Everyday Genius, NYFA Current, and on her blog, The Dancers Will Win. Calf is her first novel.Wally Rudolph is the author of the novels Mighty, Mighty (2015) and Four Corners (2014). His fiction has been published in Milk Money, Lines+Stars, The Brooklyner, and others. A graduate of The Second City Conservatory in Chicago, he now resides with his family in Los Angeles. As an actor, he has appeared in numerous films and TV shows including Sons of Anarchy, Hawaii 5-0, Street Kings, and Bang Bang.

Four Corners (Soft Skull Press) Writing under the pen name of Wally Rudolph, writer/actor Walter Wong (best known for his role as Chris 'V-Lin' Von Lin on Sons of Anarchy) drops readers into the bare-knuckled world of Frank Bruce, a 37-year-old meth addict tangled up crime, drugs, and his far-too-young fiancé, Maddie. Struggling to be a decent man and leave his toxic life behind, Frank's attempt to save his best friend's son from the child's violent grandfather turns into nightmare of drugs, kidnapping, and corruption. Set in the striking southwestern landscape of New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Arizona, Wally creates a cast of unfortunate, marginalized characters and tells their story with dignity, compassion, and in their own unflinching words.   PRAISE FOR FOUR CORNERS "Wally Rudolph's meth-and-cocaine-addled protagonists reel through a nonstop catastrophe of violence, flight, and revenge, too self-destructive to have anything more than a prayer--but they are real. They suffer and love and worship, however crazily. The action is urgent and compelling, the details are as crisp as the light that falls on Santa Fe. Wally knows the territory. And the territory is the human heart." --Jack Butler, Pulitzer Prize Nominee for Living in Little Rock with Miss Little Rock "Four Corners is a book that will stay with me for a long time, an outstanding first novel by a writer unafraid to scrape the crud off the floor of the human psyche. The best kind of crime fiction." --Scott Phillips, author of The Ice Harvest and Hop Alley Born in Canada to Jamaican immigrant parents, Wally Rudolph smoked marijuana for the first time at the age of fourteen, beginning a fifteen-year affair with illicit drugs that had him drop out of college and took him back and fourth across the American Midwest. His fiction has been published in Milk Money, Lines+Stars, The Brooklyner, and others. A graduate of The Second City Conservatory in Chicago, he now resides with his family  in Los Angeles. As an actor, he has appeared in numerous films and TV shows including "Street Kings," "Bang Bang," and "Sons of Anarchy."

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Naomie Harris (Jane), as well as working on big budget Hollywood Movies such as Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, continues to choose challenging and exciting roles in smaller and more diverse films such as THE FIRST GRADER. She and I had a great interview last week when her tour brought her to the San Francisco Bay Area for a preview screeening of her latest film at Landmark Embarcadero Center in San Francisco. London-born Naomie graduated with honours from Cambridge University in 1998 with a degree in social and political science. She went on to train at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and had her first major acting breakthrough in 2002 with Danny Boyle's zombie horror film 28 Days Later. She went on to receive further international recognition and critical acclaim in her role as Tia Dalma in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and At World's End. Other major feature film credits include Michael Mann's Miami Vice, Michael Winterbottom's A Cock and Bull Story, and Street Kings with Keanu Reeves and Forrest Whittaker. Most recent feature film projects include: Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll with Andy Serkis; Ninja Assassin directed by James McTeigue; Julian Kemp's My Last Five Girlfriends: and, THE FIRST GRADER, written by Ann Peacock and directed by Justin Chadwick. Major television drama credits have included: Julian Jarrold's White Teeth, based on Zadie Smith's best-selling novel; Peter Kosminsky's The Project; Poppy Shakespeare, Blood and Oil and Small Island for the BBC.We close with the complete interview with Alrick Brown, director of the wonderful film Kinyarwanda, which had a successful screening at the 54th edition of the SFIFF.The film tells a seldom heard story of the Muslim community in Rwanda during the horrific100 days.They made the mosques sacred safe havens for those persecuted.

This week on The Cinemaniacs, Walt and Jeff talk about the newest Keanu Reeves film, Street Kings, the hot new sci-fi thriller Eagle Eye with [...] The post Cinemaniacs Episode 34 appeared first on Cinemaniacs Movie Podcast.

Listen to the full show: Download podcast (right-click the link and save): SWS: Iron Man, Awake, and Doomsday (MP3, file size: 8.9mb, Time: 00:18:35) Subscribe:[feed] See What Show, week of 9 June 2008. Nic Cage’s hair piece returns! Dr Suess returns! Keanu gets broody! Reviews of National Treasure: Book of Secrets, Horton Hears a Who, and Street [...]

Ah yes, time for yet another episode of Rock and Reel. Despite some heavy-ish themes this week in the films and album we discuss, I'd call this our funniest episode yet. And this isn't by any means a stand-up comedy podcast. My guess is that Kevin and I were particularly punchy (i.e. drunk) when we recorded this, and as such there's a certain candidness that crosses a line or two throughout this episode. Here's what we cover:"Street Kings" may not be in very many first-run theatres currently, but it was when we recorded this a few weeks back, and with any luck you'll be able to find it in second-run theatres or on DVD in the next few months. If you're one of the people who has yet to see it, make sure you check out our review of the film as a means of attempting to discover if this film might be for you. Also, if you HAVE seen the movie, maybe give a listen and find out if you agree with our extra-long assessment of the film, which stars Keanu Reeves and Forrest Whittaker, among others.Our Album of the Week is from the band Foals and their debut record "Antidotes." It has some danceable qualities to it, along with a little bit of math rock stylings. If you don't know what "math rock" is, fear not for we attempt to define it during our review. Also, the song "Balloons" is contained in this segment, and at the very least I suggest you give that a listen and see if it's your cup of tea.We close things out with a new segment, simply titled "Pre-View Review," where we do the impossible and judge a book by its cover, or rather a film by its trailer. With the summer blockbuster season already in full gear, we tackle the upcoming M. Night Shyamalan film "The Happening" starring Mark Wahlberg and Zooey Deschanel. Did we like this entire film based upon the 2 minutes of carefully edited footage the studio put together for us? The fun part is that after the film gets released we'll follow up and give a legitimate review just to see how accurate we were in the end. The segment is a lot of fun, and I guarantee there will be more "Pre-View Reviews" in upcoming shows.Next episode is our comedy-themed show, with our reviews of the Judd Apatow-produced laugh-fest known as "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" and the album by New Zealand's 4th most popular folk parody duo Flight of the Conchords. We'll also debut yet another new segment, appropriately titled "Please Kill Me Now," where we watch a really bad movie and then describe ways in which we'd rather be killed than watch it again. Fun!0:00-1:20 Intro1:20-31:15 Movie Review: Street Kings31:15-45:45 Album of the Week: Foals - Antidotes (feat. song "Balloons")45:45-53:00 Pre-View Review: The Happening53:00-57:19 Preview of Next Week/Closing(click on the podcast icon above for the show, or subscribe with podcatcher software)Subscribe and let us know what you think! Email rockandreel@gmail.com your comments, questions, and death threats.Remember, you can subscribe to the RSS feed of this site using any aggregator software!Check us out on Odeo!My Odeo Channel (odeo/57507af5b5be6753)

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