Podcasts about summer movie review

"It's Love - not Santa Claus". Boy Meets Girl and things go awry. Classic. 500 Days of Summer is a humorous look at a Hopeless Romantic. It's got heavy moments easily offset by the laughs provided along with great opportunities for reflection. It's Painful but Palatable. It asks us to examine the characters and who is really at fault while we also examine ourselves because undoubtedly we identify with certain characters at certain moments. It's divisive yet super fun. "You can't assign cosmic significance to an everyday life event." Or can you? *Slight spoilers*. (REVIEW - WEEK 5, YEAR 5) . Social Media: http://linktr.ee/Fk_Arts fk.artists@gmail.com

Pat Cassels did return for our annual Summer Movie Review... but it was lost due to technical blipblaps. So, instead, we rewatched Top Gun Maverick and tried to figure out what made it work. You can sync up and watch Top Gun Maverick with us, but we don't expect anyone to actually do that. If you still want to, and we are warning you it's really not something you need to do, there's a clear signal when you need to press play. Links LiesGame.com (updated with new categories!) Donate to support Pat jumping in the freezing cold ocean on New Years

Presented with Holley! Add this to your birthday list - last Christmas Holley has just release their brand new RetroBright LED headlight packages that blend classic, sealed-beam looks with modern, LED performance. Available in multiple sizes, shapes, and color temperatures, RetroBright headlights are the perfect way to add brightness and safety to your ride, without compromising aesthetics. Best yet, RetroBright lights incorporate plug-and-play-style pig tails which easily connect to the OEM vehicle wiring harness with no cutting or splicing required. It's an easy upgrade, adds a ton of safety and drivability to your ride, and most importantly (if we're honest) looks super-duper cool. Also to be sure to pick up a few speed goodies for yourself at Visit Holley.com and make SURE you tell them we sent you! Movie Review: Ferris Bueller's Day off is the tale of one high school hero who truly had it all; looks, brains, money, friends, a smokin' hot girlfriend, popularity, style, and panache. However, despite all of that he still lacked the two things that he needed most....a day off, and a car! This is the tale of Ferris Bueller, the 4th wall breaking, Ferrari stealing, John Hughes immortal movie hit of 1986. Like nearly every other John Hughes tale the setting of the story was the Chicago suburbs! The Ferrari in the film is supposed to be a 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California. The insert shots of emblems and wheels really are of the genuine article, but absolutely everything else was a faker-oo Modena Spyder replica (three of them, actually). Ferrari was none too happy with this movie and sued Modena out of business. Most reports show that the Ford powered replicas were ham-fisted together, ran poorly, and broke down often. In fact our man Ryan Brutt (The Auto Archaeologist) joined in to share the tales of the man that keep the fake Ferrari's running during the movie filming; his dad! 10 Corndogs. Patreon Peeps, the year 2022 will be an important one for Patreon specifically, and if you'd consider jumping up to the $5 level it would sure help. The $10 level will remain and we now have a brand new $20 level as well! All members who join at that level will receive a sticker swag pack in the mail, you'll be IMMEDIATELY entered in the monthly prize grab, and you'll receive a phone call from one (or all) of us to chat up whatever you want for 30 minutes! Thank you SO MUCH to those of you who have joined in for the extra content that is only for Patreon supporters. To get in on the action and support the show with a minor financial contribution just click the link below to sign up. http://www.patreon.com/kfshow. Click to join our super secret KF Show Only listener email list..just in case we get blocked from every social and podcast platform! https://forms.aweber.com/form/48/1311263948.htm The post K&F Show #228: #KibbeLee Father's Day 180's! – Summer Movie Review with Ryan Brutt “Ferris Bueller's Day Off” first appeared on The Muscle Car Place.

If it's the end of the world, or the end of a way of life, or even just the end of a really bad day, mightn't a person turn toward God? But that option doesn't present itself in most modern stories. Hosts Timothy Deal and Nick Hayden examine the unconscious naturalism in many of today's most popular plots and examine how the absence of a supernatural worldview affects such stories. Then, in the second half, they present their annual Summer Movie Review, including Jungle Cruise, Free Guy, F9, Luca, Black Widow, and, of course, Shang-Chi. So, if you've ever felt we didn't need midichlorians to explain the Force, or wondered why post-apocalyptic worlds don't discuss an increase in (non-cultic) belief in God, you've come to the right podcast. Listen in to episode 122 of Derailed Trains of Thought, your premiere podcast on storytelling for the creator and the consumer.

It's cold outside, so hosts Jessica Kwazz (@JessKwazz) and Brandon M. Prosek (@TheProze) try to warm up finally getting around to their Summer Movie Review from 2019. They keep the annual tradition alive! What was your favorite summer movies? Check out entertainmentbuffet.com if you'd like to donate to our company for more content :) E-mail us at entertainmentbuffet@gmail.com if you have a certain topic you'd like us to discuss. Our Podcast is also available on Google Play, Stitcher, Blubrry and Podbean Like Entertainment Buffet On Facebook!                           http://goo.gl/XnQgYe Watch Videos Here                                                            http://goo.gl/uNZc96   Follow EB On Twitter!                                                        http://goo.gl/faiw6U   Go Check Out These Podcasts Who are Friends of the Show! Movie Trailer Trash hosted by Bethany & Charlie Duber https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/movie-trailer-trash/id1079503170?mt=2 Shelved Podcast hosted by Jeremy Meyer https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/shelved/id1182782204

The Speak Easy fam is back with Mr. i95s favorite drink...Jameson! This episode we bring another Summer Movie Review; MIB International. Gaia confesses her love for Les Twins. Avengers Re-Assemble for #WhateverItTakes, Go or No Go for DR, and plenty of bad dad jokes that'll hopefully keep you listening in LOL!!! Sit back, relax, and enjoy...cheers!

The Speak Easy Fam is back at it again! This time at Opin Media Lab, linking up with "Producer E" again from the Opin Up Shop Podcast and Producer of Textually Active Podcast. This episode's Top Shelf of the Week consist of another Summer Movie Review featuring Dark Phoenix and Ma, iPhones new Shortcut app called Police, and Mr. W.O.W. talks about his listening journey of About.com's 100 Best Hip Album. We close out the episode with a different way to appreciate a PS4 that you don't want to miss...LOL!!!Recorded at Opin Media Lab, Downtown Winston-Salem...reach out to Producer E via Twitter @EAtheExec to book an appointment.

Robert and Kenny begin the show talking through the World Soundtrack Award nominees and Matt gives his Summer Movie Review and rankings. Then Emmy-winning composer Sean Callery joins the show to talk about starting his career as a Disneyland Tokyo keyboardist, working with Mark Snow on the X-Files and later on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, 24, Homeland, and how he scored still images from Jessica Jones before seeing picture. Then Sean talks about some last-minute additions to episodes he’s scored, including finishing music the day before a show airs and scoring shows year round. Lastly, Sean joins us to play a “TV Tunes” edition of Name That Score, where you — yes, you — could be a winner! EPISODE NOTES, PICTURES & VIDEOS: https://www.score-movie.com/podcast FOLLOW @ScoreThePodcast http://twitter.com/ScoreThePodcast Hosts: Robert Kraft and Kenny Holmes Executive Producer: Matt Schrader Copyright 2018 Score: The Podcast

***This episode has a Spoiler Section*** The first (38) minutes of our Get Out Oscar Sprint Profile are spoiler free, the spoiler music plays, and then we give Get Out our full review. Get Out - Oscar Sprint Profile Non-Spoiler Review Cast & Crew First - Jordan Peel Bio - 2:28 Daniel Kaluuya Bio - 6:00 Production Profile: Movie Specs & Awards Update - 13:48 Review of Production Values - 21:53 Performances - 29:09 Spoiler Music - 37:38 Spoiler-Filled Review Mike No 1’s Best Scene (an All Timer) - 39:34 A Review of That Ending - 42:38 Worst Scenes - 50:32 Grades - 56:59 Overflow of Final Thoughts & Thank You’s for listening - 58:21 This is our Oscar Sprint Profile for Get Out, directed by Jordan Peele and starring Daniel Kaluuya and Allison Williams. Our very first episode, the Summer Movie Review included nearly 20 minutes on this movie, where we gushed over the horror comedy degree of difficulty and the great Daniel Kaluuya performance quite a bit more. So we do manage to cover mostly new ground here. Some of our best work, we hope/we think. Let us know. As always, we love hearing from you on social media. We’re on Facebook, gmail, instagram, and of course - Twitter where we will be LIVE TWEETING every movie event for the foreseeable future. We’re also super proud that we correctly projected Get Out’s esteemed award season months earlier, before it was cool and the world hailed it as a triumph. So we immediately debate why the title has no punctuation. Consider the hot stove question of the millennium ANSWERED. You’re welcome. Our bio of Jordan Peele covers his hilarious resume, and we’re proud to have a ton of quotes and production stories about this incredible directorial debut throughout the episode. The Daniel Kaluuya bio begins with an Also Mike blooper that we just had to leave in, proving once and for all that I suck at impressions... of robots. (I apologize for nothing.) We bio Kaluuya, and Mike No. 1 gives you the specs on the movie, including release dates, box office, critical reception, and an awards season update. Our expectations for the film dive right into our non-spoiler review with a lot of optimism regarding the future of the industry. The review moves into the production values with more nuggets from the film’s backstory, and we read between the lines of some of the critical acclaim. The review of the performances embraces the comedy and satire portrayed by the supporting cast, and we do some more gushing over Daniel Kaluuya’s break out role, hoping he gets the nod at the end of the day. Mike No. 1 teases his worst scene involving the Caleb Landry Jones character, and Also Mike loves how this is a horror movie filled with smart characters that have a ton of agency, a refreshing turn for the genre. Big surprise, we give this one a MUST WATCH review (it’s currently on HBO On Demand...FYI). The Spoiler Music plays, you dance, and we dive right into weird mental pictures, smoochy sound effects, and Dad Jokes because we’re us. Mike No. 1’s best scene is his favorite on the year and an all timer for fans of the genre. Then we talk about THAT ending and break it down with lots of high fiving over all the Chekhov’s gun moments. We gush over all the delicious details that were conveyed with relish by Peele’s masterful writing and direction, the cast’s brilliant performances, and we set-up your upcoming rewatch for this baby ASA-f’ing-P. We nitpick with our worst scenes, we try to piece together some more of the plot’s intricacies that’ll push us all to continue to study this film, and we give our final grades. Stay tuned as we LIVE TWEET these upcoming award shows, including 1/13’s Critics Choice Awards on the CW at 8pm EST!

Jeff & Pat attempt their annual Summer Movie Review, but things quickly go awry.

School starts along with high school football for both our freshman and senior! We buy a new car, have a pool party for the Squires, and have guests come to visit. We celebrate the Feast of St. Aidan and discuss the Catholic doctrine of the communion of saints. Summer Movie Review with Mad Max Fury Road, Mission Impossible Rogue Nation, The Man… Read more The post AFFL #032 Communion of Saints appeared first on A Faith-Full Life.

Welcome the Summer Movie Review show, Mr. Two Frames has had his ears lowered, and before we review the Summer Movies, we try to decide the limits we will go through for fashionable haircuts. How long before actually mention Literature on the Literature and Film Podcasts?

  Ed and Cheryl (SavageTechman and PalacePrincess) bring you our 2013 Summer Movie Review plus a bonus review of The Butler! Listen to see if you agree with our reviews of this past summer's movies!!!   Thanks for listening,   SavageTechman (Ed)   8-20-13

Kevin and Sky give you their scoop on the popular movies for the summer of 2013. From "Wolverine", "Man of Steel", "Fruitvale Station", "Despicable Me 2", "Elysium", and many more they cover the blockbusters, sleepers, and the soon to be released.

Wrestling! Cooking! TV! Cats! How can you miss this episode? On this week's episode Candy Crush / Anniversaries vs. expensive videogames / Saints Row IV / Grand Theft Auto V / Khoi Pham and Mighty Avengers / Samoa / Game of Thrones / reading source material / Wild Cards / HBO and genre / tales from the WWE universe: Daniel Bryan / Identity Crisis / Bates Motel / an examination of Hell's Kitchen / Biff Bam Popcast / Glove and Boots / LINKS! Candy Crush Wants My Soul Bat-Pr0n South Jersey Writers Kickstarter Wild Cards Daniel Bryan The Waltons Identity Crisis Comics Alliance on Identity Crisis Brad Meltzer Glenn's review of the Bates Motel pilot Marie Gilbert's reviews of Bates Motel at Biff Bam Pop! The Biff Bam Popcast And video! My favorite RAW match of the year- Daniel Bryan vs. Ryback! (It's cut down by the WWE, but man, it's a great match) Glenn, the non-wrestling fan, demands equal time and posts his favorite version of...Rybak...(please send all complaints to @monsura on Twitter, folks): And finally, The 2013 Summer Movie Review by two puppets who haven't watched the movies yet (surprising accurate): Don't forget to say hi to us on iTunes! Listen on Stitcher! And leave us a comment! Also, say hi to Samoa!

This week on THA BEST DAMN SHOW IN RADIO we will be covering the week in wrestling (WWE, TNA), The NBA Finals, and the World Cup. The JMO segment of the week will be: SUMMER MOVIE REVIEW. We'll be discussing the upcoming blockbusters including the new Karate Kid. Email us with your thoughts and what movies you want to talk about! THABESTDAMNSHOWINRADIO@gmail.com