Podcasts about Supporting Characters

Pastor Mike continues his current sermon series, “Supporting Characters.” This week's sermon is “The Bringer” from John 1:40-42.

Pastor Mike continues his current sermon series, “Supporting Characters.” This week's sermon is “His Grace is Enough” from 2 Samuel 9:3-4.

Pastor Mike continues his current sermon series, “Supporting Characters.” This week's sermon is “A Mother's Unrelenting Faith” from Mark 7:24-30.

Pastor Mike continues his current sermon series, Supporting Characters. This week's sermon is “A Lesson of Loyalty” from 2 Samuel 15:19-23, reminding us that God chooses the unlikely to fulfill His purpose.

Pastor Mike kicks off his new sermon series, "Supporting Characters," with a powerful message from 1 Corinthians 1:27-29, reminding us that God chooses the unlikely to fulfill His purpose. Immediately following the message, we'll celebrate baptisms.

Case and Jmike are joined by Doug Lief (from the Nostalgium Arcanum podcast) to talk about a family that's pretty super, The Incredibles!   Overview   In Podcast episode 142 of Men of Steel, hosts Case Aiken and Jmike Folson, alongside guest Doug Lief, delve into a comprehensive analysis of Disney's The Incredibles through the lens of Superman fandom. They explore the film's connections to other superhero media, notably its references to 60s Batman and Fleischer Superman, while debating the film's overall tone, which Case describes as having an 'angry' directorial voice. The discussion emphasizes Mr. Incredible as a Superman analog, revealing how his secret identity as Bob Parr reflects an average man grappling with superhero responsibilities amid family dynamics. The team draws parallels between the family members' powers and their roles, likening the villain Syndrome to a failed fan archetype obsessed with eliminating exceptionalism. Additionally, they analyze the film's aging animation, contextualize its place in the superhero genre before the rise of the MCU, and celebrate its blend of action and relatable family themes. The episode culminates in discussing the film's unresolved questions about the necessity of superheroes in society, concluding that it adeptly balances the extraordinary with the everyday.   Notes ‍️ Introduction and Context (01:12 - 15:47) Case Aiken and Jmike Folson host the Men of Steel podcast with guest Doug Lief The discussion focuses on Disney's The Incredibles (2004) from a Superman fan perspective Doug mentions the movie's connections to Watchmen and other superhero media The hosts establish that the film is a love letter to superheroes with influences from 60s Batman, James Bond, and Fleischer Superman Case acknowledges he likes but doesn't love the movie, finding it has an 'angry' directorial voice ‍️ Mr. Incredible as Superman Analog (15:47 - 24:52) The group analyzes Mr. Incredible (Bob Parr) as a Superman analog Bob Parr's name means 'average' - perfect for a secret identity His job at an insurance company creates dramatic irony (helping after harm vs. preventing it) The hosts discuss Mr. Incredible's durability, strength, and physical capabilities The film explores the tension between superhero responsibility and family obligations The 'Bob Parr' identity has real value to him beyond just being a disguise ‍‍‍ Family Dynamics and Powers (24:52 - 39:20) The Incredibles compared to Fantastic Four but with a nuclear family structure Each family member's powers serve as metaphors for their roles: Elastigirl must 'bend over backwards' for her family Violet wants to be invisible/blend in as a teenager Dash wants to show off and stand out with his speed Holly Hunter praised for her performance as Elastigirl The married couple dynamic shows mature flirtation and partnership Sarah Vowell's performance as Violet highlighted despite not being a professional actress Syndrome as Villain (39:20 - 54:00) Syndrome analyzed as Jimmy Olsen gone evil or fan-turned-Lex Luthor His character represents fandom and mediocrity wanting to eliminate specialness Syndrome observes and counters heroes' weaknesses but fails to examine his own His fatal flaw is wearing a cape, which Edna Mode had warned against The group discusses connections to Alan Moore's works (Watchmen and Captain Britain) Syndrome's robot compared to the squid from Watchmen's ending Brad Bird reportedly denies Watchmen influence despite many parallels Jack-Jack and Supporting Characters (54:00 - 01:03:00) Jack-Jack has godlike powers (17 documented in the sequel) Compared to Franklin Richards from Fantastic Four Jack-Jack helps defeat Syndrome at the end of the film Edna Mode (voiced by Brad Bird) praised as an excellent character Her role as the Q-like gadget designer who incorporates fashion The group discusses superhero costume design elements Frozone and his 'Where's my super suit?' scene mentioned Animation and Film Context (01:03:00 - 01:16:40) The film's animation shows its age (from 2004) but holds up well due to stylization Technical limitations discussed (water effects, foliage, crowds) The hosts note the film predates the MCU (2008) and Nolan's Batman (2005) The Incredibles came at a transition point for superhero cinema The movie successfully balances superhero action with relatable family dynamics Character designs discussed (Mr. Incredible's face based on a Roman helmet) Final Battle and Themes (01:16:40 - 01:26:47) The Omnidroid battle showcases the family working together effectively Team power moves highlight each character's abilities and their coordination The question of 'do we need superheroes?' explored through the final battle Dash's athletic participation at the end (coming in second) compared to Superman hiding his abilities The film doesn't fully resolve questions about exceptional people's place in society The ending shows balance between superhero and ordinary life is beneficial Conclusions and Wrap-Up (01:26:47 - 01:38:04) The Underminer appearance sets up the sequel and references Mole Man from Fantastic Four The hosts appreciate the film's commentary on superhero tropes ('you caught me monologuing') The movie works well as both a superhero film and a family story Discussion about how the film has aged and its historical context in superhero cinema Podcast information and social media contacts shared Recommendation for Books that Burn podcast from the Certain POV network

Find the 9 Points Rating System here: https://www.alostplot.com/9-points/Find the review of Captain America: The Winter Soldier here: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/maverick51411/episodes/2025-03-06T18_59_13-08_00In this episode, the hosts discuss the film Captain America: Civil War, exploring initial impressions, character development, and the roles of key characters like Bucky Barnes and the supporting cast. They delve into the motivations behind the characters' actions and the implications of the Sokovia Accords, while also addressing the challenges of enjoying the film as part of the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe. They discuss the depth of characters like Iron Man, Captain America, and T'Challa, while also critiquing the reliance on previous films for context. The climax of the film is analyzed, emphasizing the revelations and confrontations that define the narrative's resolution. ----------Highlights:0:00 ‘Captain America: Civil War' Introduction6:49 Opening Scene10:21 Steve Roger's Motive15:50 Bucky Barnes24:07 The Rest of Team Captain America37:51 Iron Man Analysis55:35 Black Panther versus Zemo1:02:09 Black Widow's Conflicting Motivations1:07:01 The Rest of Team Iron Man1:08:06 Zemo: Strategy or Luck?1:18:43 The Final Conflict: Themes and Messages1:49:46 Lasting Impact#captainamericacivilwar #captainamerica #ironman #alostplot #tonystark #steverogers #buckybarnes #robertdowneyjr #rdj #chrisevans #blackwidow #warmachine #vision #scarletwitch #spiderman #antman #avengers #civilwar #filmthoughts #mcu #marvelstudios #superheroes #film #review #marvelcinematicuniverse #sokovia #sokoviaaccords #accountability #themes #freedom #poweroffriendship #characterarc 

The crew of the USS Challenger is back. Join Al Spader, BC Holmes, Meric Moir, Jim Johnson, and Michael Dismuke as we show of Supporting Characters in Star Trek Adventures RPG Second Edition. The story "Bedlam on Baham" is pulled from the FREE Trade Ledgers Mission Brief Pack. https://linktr.ee/studiotembo

The crew of the USS Challenger is back. Join Al Spader, BC Holmes, Meric Moir, Jim Johnson, and Michael Dismuke as we show of Supporting Characters in Star Trek Adventures RPG Second Edition. The story "Bedlam on Baham" is pulled from the FREE Trade Ledgers Mission Brief Pack. https://linktr.ee/studiotembo

00:00 - Intro00:57 - Spoiler Free05:55 - SPOILERS06:08 - Character Motivations and Emotional Depth09:03 - Real-World Issues in a Superhero Context11:57 - Justice and the Legal System14:59 - Power Dynamics and Political Intrigue18:04 - Loyalty vs. Wisdom in Relationships20:58 - The Evolution of Fisk and Vanessa's Relationship26:11 - Healing and Narrative Trajectories28:17 - Vanessa's Power Dynamics32:19 - Matt's Emotional Struggles34:18 - The Complexity of Frank Castle36:38 - The Connection Between Punisher and Daredevil39:25 - Muse43:37 - Exploring the Motivations of Characters51:04 - Supporting Characters and Their Development01:00:06 - Final Thoughts and Series Reflections

The crew of the USS Challenger is back. Join Al Spader, BC Holmes, Meric Moir, Jim Johnson, and Michael Dismuke as we show of Supporting Characters in Star Trek Adventures RPG Second Edition. The story "Bedlam on Baham" is pulled from the FREE Trade Ledgers Mission Brief Pack. https://linktr.ee/studiotembo

Find the 9 Points Rating System here: https://www.alostplot.com/9-points/ In this episode, Maverick and Avalon review the recent Mel Gibson film 'Flight Risk'. They discuss their initial impressions, the plot, character dynamics, and the film's overall reception. The conversation delves into the predictability of the storyline, the effectiveness of the characters, particularly Winston, and the themes of trust and survival that permeate the film.----------Highlights:0:00 'Flight Risk' Introduction6:19 Opening with Winston13:38 Do Non-Visualized Characters Work?20:11 2 Parts to Stakes and Tension25:37 Madolyn: A Weak Protagonist29:31 Daryl: Mark Wahlburg's Bald Villain34:42 Ending and Final Thoughts37:07 Can Planes Actually Do That?#flightrisk #markwahlburg #melgibson #indifilm #planes #civilairpatrol #alostplot #madolyn #flight #winston #usmarshal #alaska #airplanes #propeller

In this episode we dive into Robert Eggers' contemporary take on the classic Dracula tale, Nosferatu. We discuss the film's homage to the 1922 F.W. Murnau film, its modern cinematic techniques, and the chilling performances by Lily Rose Depp, Nicholas Hoult, and Bill Skarsgård. Paul also shares his recent trip to Prague, where the movie was filmed, adding a personal touch with anecdotes about the city's Christmas markets and his own unsettling dreams. Tune in for a deep analysis of the film's cinematography, editing, and the passionate work of the cast and crew.   00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:26 Discussing Nosferatu and Prague 01:13 Paul's Prague Experience 08:40 Comparing Nosferatu Versions 10:09 Thoughts on Robert Eggers' Films 15:53 Cinematography and Editing 17:52 Nicholas Holt's Performance 22:57 Supporting Characters and Performances 26:20 A Night at a Prague Theater 27:26 Bill Skarsgård's Performance 28:25 Vampire Movie Tropes 31:50 Lily Rose Depp and Character Dynamics 35:02 Willem Dafoe's Role 42:53 Cinematography and Editing 51:30 Final Thoughts and Reflections

Find the 9 Points Rating System here: https://www.alostplot.com/9-points/ Find our review of Thor: Love and Thunder here: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/maverick51411/episodes/2022-11-30T17_45_33-08_00In this episode, Maverick and Andrew delve into the Marvel Cinematic Universe film 'Thor', discussing its significance, character development, and themes. They explore Thor's journey from arrogance to humility, the dynamics of conflict with Loki, and the film's portrayal of sacrifice and growth. They discuss Thor's journey of sacrifice and humility, Odin's role as a father and king, and the impact of supporting characters. The conversation also touches on the portrayal of female characters, the tension and stakes in Thor's journey, and the lasting impact of the film within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.----------Highlights:0:00 ‘Thor' Introduction5:06 Opening Scene8:06 Thor's Character Arc14:39 Conflict21:02 Climax and Themes29:02 Side Characters35:54 Are 'Basic' Plots Compelling?43:32 Lasting Impact#thor #marvel #mcu #alostplot #loki #odin #frostgiants #thepowerofthor #marvelcinematicuniverse #gods #characterarc #supportingcast #femalecharacters #sif #warriorsthree #newmexico #film #filmthoughts #janefoster #erikselvig #darcy #shield #agentcoulson #laufey #heimdall 

Nearly five hours of conversation and recommendations all about the year 2024 in cinema! Bill Ackerman (host of Supporting Characters and guest host of this show) and I reveal 25 favorite films, talk about the year in general and have a lot to say as usual. In addition, you'll get to hear thoughts from previous guest Chloe Waryan as well as a traditional song from yours truly where I sing the titles of Bill's 40 favorites.00:00 - 15:40 - Intro / Thoughts15:41 - 02:50:09 - Numbers 25-11.02:50:10 - 02:54:04 - Chloe's Top Ten02:54:05 - 03:45:57 - Numbers 10-6.03:45:53 - 03:48:59 - Jim's Song Of Bill's List03:49:00 - 04:55:10 - Top 5 of 2024 / OutroFollow Bill: https://letterboxd.com/billackermanhttp://auteuristtrap.blogspot.com/2024/12/2024-40-favorites.htmlFollow Jim: https://letterboxd.com/jimlaczkowski/list/2024-rankedhttps://directorsclub.substack.comfavorite song of 2024 from MJ Lenderman!Director's Club is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Director's Club at directorsclub.substack.com/subscribe

Find the 9 Points Rating System here: https://www.alostplot.com/9-points/ Find the Mufasa Review here: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/maverick51411/episodes/2024-12-26T16_15_47-08_00In this episode, Maverick and Andrew delve into the classic Disney film, The Lion King. They explore its impact, legacy, and the intricate character dynamics between Simba, Mufasa, and Scar. The conversation highlights the themes of responsibility, guilt, and redemption, showcasing how the film effectively conveys deep messages through its storytelling and character development.  The discussion also highlights the supporting characters and their roles in reinforcing the film's core messages of loyalty and responsibility, ultimately reflecting on the lasting impact of the film in popular culture.----------Highlights:0:00 'The Lion King' Introduction4:43 Opening Scene8:19 Young Simba18:38 Adult Simba24:48 Simba versus Scar31:38 Scar36:13 Mufasa40:27 Side Characters44:43 Lasting Impact#thelionking #lionking #simba #mufasa #scar #original #classic #classicfilm #kidsmovie #animated #disney #comingsoontoownondvd #animatedfilm #storytelling #legacy #characterdevelopment #themes #alostplot 

Find the 9 Points Rating System Here: https://www.alostplot.com/9-points/ Find the Lord of the Rings, the War of the Rohirrim Review here: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/maverick51411/episodes/2024-12-19T12_16_58-08_00Find the Back to the Future Review here: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/maverick51411/episodes/2024-08-08T15_26_59-07_00In this episode, Maverick and Andrew review Disney's latest release, Mufasa, exploring its shortcomings in storytelling, character development, and dialogue. They discuss the pitfalls of relying on established intellectual property (IP) and how the film fails to deliver compelling characters, particularly Mufasa, who lacks growth and depth. The hosts critique the villains, Obasi and Kairos, and highlight the poor execution of dialogue that detracts from the overall narrative. Ultimately, they compare Mufasa unfavorably to the original Lion King, emphasizing the wasted potential in this new installment. They critique the writing and motivations behind characters like Scar, Zazu, and Rafiki, arguing that the film fails to deliver a coherent narrative. The discussion highlights the impact of established intellectual property on storytelling, suggesting that the film lacks originality and depth, ultimately leading to a disappointing viewing experience.----------Highlights:0:00 ‘Mufasa' Introduction5:01 Opening Scene8:13 Mufasa's Introduction16:46 Obasi and King Kiros28:37 Side Characters35:58 Scar Was Done Dirty47:07 Lasting Impact#mufasa #thelionking #scar #taka #disney #disneysucks #flop #fail #failure #filmthoughts #alostplot #podcast #podcaster #moviemeditations #animation #kidsmovie #2024 #2024movies #animals #animalkingdom #circleoflife #lions #lion #simba #sarabi #zazu #africa #africanplains #establishedip #ip #critique #dialogue #characterarc #storyarc #villains 

Case and Sam are joined by Randy Allain from the Media / Lit podcast to ask "Who are your people?" Tune in for this dissection of Solo: A Star Wars Story!   Overview   In the latest episode of the podcast, hosts Case and Sam welcome guest Randy from Media Lit to delve into "Solo: A Star Wars Story," rating the film as 'fine' but flawed and assigning it a C grade. The discussion highlights Alden Ehrenreich's portrayal of Han Solo, praises Donald Glover's performance as Lando Calrissian, and critiques the characters' limited screen time, particularly for Lando and L3. The conversation shifts to character dynamics, the film's pacing, and the handling of complex themes such as slavery, with commentary on visual effects and significant plot elements like the Kessel Run. The hosts explore the film's production history, specifically the impacts of the directorial switch from Lord & Miller to Ron Howard, and suggest improvements for pacing and character development. They propose alternative narrative structures for the heist elements and discuss how to enhance character relationships and thematic portrayals. The episode wraps up with final thoughts on the film's relevance in the Star Wars universe and additional promotional content, including Randy's other projects and plans for future episodes. Notes Introduction and Overview (00:00 - 09:20) Podcast hosts Case and Sam introduce the topic: Solo: A Star Wars Story Guest Randy from Media Lit podcast joins the discussion The movie is described as 'fine' but flawed, given a C grade Criticism of the scene explaining Han Solo's name origin Cast and Characters (09:20 - 18:56) Discussion of Alden Ehrenreich's performance as Han Solo Praise for Donald Glover as Lando Calrissian Criticism of limited screen time for Lando and L3 Analysis of Emilia Clarke's character Kira and her role in the plot Character Dynamics and Plot Elements (18:56 - 27:32) Examination of Han and Chewbacca's meeting and relationship Discussion of Woody Harrelson's character Beckett and his crew Criticism of the movie's pacing and overabundance of plot elements Visual Effects and World-building (27:32 - 37:11) Praise for the design of droid character L3 Discussion of the Kessel Run sequence and its importance to the plot Criticism of the movie's handling of slavery and oppression themes Supporting Characters and Themes (37:11 - 48:41) Analysis of Paul Bettany's character Dryden Vos Discussion of Darth Maul's cameo and its implications Examination of the movie's themes of rebellion and criminal underworld Production History and Directorial Changes (48:41 - 57:10) Discussion of the change in directors from Lord & Miller to Ron Howard Analysis of how the change affected the movie's tone and style Speculation on what a Lord & Miller version might have looked like Critique and Improvement Ideas (57:11 - 01:07:49) Suggestions for improving the movie's pacing and character development Discussion of how to better integrate the heist elements of the plot Ideas for enhancing the relationships between characters Alternative Plot Structures (01:07:49 - 01:20:24) Proposal for a more 'Ocean's Eleven' style approach to the heist plot Suggestions for restructuring Han's backstory and relationship with Kira Ideas for better integrating Lando and other supporting characters Refinement of Improvement Ideas (01:20:25 - 01:30:44) Further discussion on making Han and Kira's relationship more familial Suggestions for improving the portrayal of the criminal underworld Ideas for better integrating themes of corruption and rebellion Conclusion and Podcast Information (01:30:44 - 01:40:33) Final thoughts on the movie and its place in the Star Wars franchise Information about the hosts' and guest's other projects and social media Details about upcoming podcast episodes and related content Action items Unassigned Check out Randy's podcast Media Lit and other work (01:36:05) Listen to Randy's appearance on the Socially Distanced podcast for their 200th episode Avengers draft (01:36:39) Join the Discord for ongoing conversations about the podcast topics (01:38:49) Listen to the Reignite podcast for discussions on Bioware games (01:39:08) Tune in to the next episode about Highlander 2: The Quickening (01:39:49)

Explore the most important characters driving the narrative in a compelling story. Discover their motivations and how they impact outcome.

Mark and Zanandi talk about their favorite supporting characters from horror movies like From Dusk Till Dawn, Us, Doctor Sleep, Halloween (2018), Train to Busan and Psycho. Enjoy!

It's time to look at what just might be technically the current origin of Superman, Geoff Johns and Gary Frank's Secret Origin miniseries! Alex McConnell joins Case and Jmike to look at this retro reboot of the Man of Tomorrow's earliest adventures! Find Alex: ADMcConnell.com Overview In the latest episode of the podcast, the hosts delve into the intricate world of Superman through a detailed discussion of the "Secret Origins" comic, featuring a guest expert, Alex McConnell. They explore the nuances of Superman's character evolution, particularly how Geoff Johns tends to revert heroes to their classic Silver and Bronze Age personas, and they critically examine Gary Frank's artistic style. The hosts debate various iterations of Superman's origin stories, alongside the significance of his relationships with characters like Lana Lang and Lois Lane. They also analyze the portrayals of villains such as Lex Luthor and Metallo, emphasizing the impact of Metropolis' development and the role of media as embodied by the Daily Planet. Additionally, they touch upon themes of continuity, the shifting canon within DC Comics, and the story's broader cultural implications, including discussions on media ethics and public perception. Ultimately, the episode offers profound insights into the entwined relationships and symbolism within Superman's narrative and its portrayal of superhero culture. Notes Superman Origins Discussion (00:00 - 10:25) Discussing Superman's Secret Origins comic Geoff Johns' tendency to revert characters to Silver/Bronze Age versions Comparison of Gary Frank's art style over time Introduction of guest Alex McConnell Comic Book History and Context (10:25 - 22:50) Discussion of Legion of Superheroes storylines and continuity Comparison of different Superman origin stories Debate on bringing back classic elements vs. new interpretations Analysis of post-crisis Superman and its impact Art and Character Design (22:50 - 33:25) Critique of Gary Frank's art style in Secret Origins Discussion of Clark Kent's personality and relationships Analysis of Lex Luthor's character development Comparison to other Superman media adaptations ‍♀️ Character Relationships and Development (33:25 - 43:29) Exploration of Clark's relationships with Lana Lang and Lois Lane Discussion of Superman's powers and their manifestation Analysis of the Kent family dynamics Debate on the portrayal of Metropolis and its citizens Villains and Supporting Characters (43:29 - 53:25) Introduction and analysis of Rudy Jones/Parasite Discussion of John Corbin/Metallo's origin Exploration of Lex Luthor's role in Metropolis Analysis of military and government involvement in the story Metropolis and World-Building (53:25 - 01:05:00) Discussion of Metropolis' portrayal before and after Superman's arrival Analysis of Lex Luthor's influence on the city Exploration of the Daily Planet's role in the story Debate on the military's portrayal and xenophobia themes Action Sequences and Power Usage (01:05:00 - 01:15:07) Analysis of Superman's fight with Metallo Discussion of creative power usage in combat Exploration of kryptonite's effects and portrayal Debate on the pacing and timeline of events in the story Media and Public Perception (01:15:07 - 01:24:21) Discussion of the Daily Planet's role in shaping public opinion Analysis of Lois Lane's character and journalism style Exploration of Superman's impact on Metropolis culture Debate on the story's portrayal of media ethics and responsibility Continuity and Canon Discussion (01:24:21 - 01:33:16) Analysis of Secret Origins' place in Superman canon Discussion of DC Comics' reboots and timeline changes Comparison to other Superman origin stories and adaptations Final thoughts on the comic's strengths and weaknesses  

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The crusty boys wax poetic on the all time greatest characters in TV and film. We read through our extensive listener suggestions and Ryan decides which podcasters we would fight. You're out of your element Donny..brought to you by You Run podcast network and as always in Crust We Trust..trust…trust --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yougonnaeatthatcrust/support

Let's celebrate the great Bill Paxton and one of the great supporting roles of all time, in one of the best sci-fi action movies of all times. Read more at: https://scottsself-indulgentmovieblog.blogspot.com/

Rhona Mühlebach: Antechamber for Supporting Characters / Swiss Art Awards 2024. Basel (Switzerland), June 10, 2024. Official description: Antechamber for ...

Hidden beneath Weaving's scream queen performance is a quietly affective turn from Adam Brody playing our resident sad boy, Daniel Le Domas. Read more at: https://scottsself-indulgentmovieblog.blogspot.com/

BC Holmes joins Jim and Michael to discuss how to make the most out of Supporting Characters in Star Trek Adventures RPG. https://linktr.ee/studiotembo  

Invincible has become one of the greatest independent comic book superhero series of all-time. From Invincible to Omni-Man to Atom Eve, these characters are some of the main reasons this series is as popular. But, with these main characters, there comes a great supporting cast that allows our main characters to thrive. For this episode, Bryce and Brandon rank their Top 5 supporting characters from Invincible. Who will make it onto their lists? Tune in to find out! Join in on the conversation and get the latest updates on the podcast by following Comic Talkers on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @comictalkers. Also, let us know who your Top 5 supporting characters are in Invincible? You can listen to Comic Talkers on: Spotify For Podcasters - ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/comictalkers⁠ Apple Podcasts - ⁠⁠⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/.../comic-talkers/id1560772306⁠⁠⁠ Spotify - ⁠⁠⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/0mLHZQajx81j0iFDqD1vGE?si=9b8f2313487d463f YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6YZQ2qmlq6WopzC9jwxQZw

Mind Frames Podcast - Episode 79: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Overview: In this episode, Michael and Dave delve into the newest installment of the Mad Max universe, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Directed by George Miller, this film explores the origin story of Imperator Furiosa, previously portrayed by Charlize Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road, now played by Anya Taylor-Joy. Join the hosts as they discuss the film's thematic elements, casting choices, and how it fits into the larger Mad Max franchise. Key Topics: Introduction to Mind Frames (00:00 - 00:24) Overview of the podcast and the format of the show. Film Introduction (00:25 - 00:52) Introduction of Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Brief synopsis and connection to Mad Max: Fury Road. Discussion on George Miller (01:43 - 03:33) George Miller's influence on the post-apocalyptic genre. His versatility as a filmmaker with works like Babe and Happy Feet. Thematic Elements in George Miller's Films (03:35 - 06:32) Themes of human society's impact on the world. Comparison of themes across Miller's diverse filmography. Casting Choices (07:21 - 10:51) Anya Taylor-Joy's performance as Furiosa. Physical and stylistic differences between Anya Taylor-Joy and Charlize Theron. Discussion of Chris Hemsworth's role as Dementus and his comedic influence. Character Analysis (10:55 - 12:31) Examination of Furiosa's character development. Comparison between Furiosa in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and Mad Max: Fury Road. Chris Hemsworth as Dementus (15:45 - 19:17) Analysis of Hemsworth's performance and character. Discussion on the balance of humor and menace in his role. Immortan Joe and Prequels (19:18 - 22:06) Role of Immortan Joe in Furiosa. Challenges of integrating iconic characters into prequels. Supporting Characters (23:05 - 26:04) Discussion on Tom Burke's character and his role in Furiosa's story. Critique of the necessity of his character in the narrative. Cinematography and Visuals (27:24 - 30:14) Comparison of cinematography in Furiosa and Fury Road. Use of CGI and its impact on the film's visual appeal. Action Sequences (30:15 - 31:33) Overview of the film's action sequences and stunt work. Comparison to other action movies of the year. Box Office Performance and Marketing (31:34 - 42:31) Discussion on the film's box office performance. Analysis of marketing strategies and their impact on the film's reception. Cultural Impact and Audience Reception (42:32 - 50:01) Broader discussion on the cultural impact of the film. Comparison of audience reception across different demographics. Final Thoughts and Recommendations (50:01 - 53:01) Hosts' final thoughts on Furiosa. Recommendations for exploring more of George Miller's work. Conclusion: Michael and Dave conclude the episode with reflections on George Miller's filmmaking career and the significance of Furiosa within the Mad Max franchise. They also touch upon broader trends in the film industry and audience preferences. Next Episode: ????? Follow Us: - Website: [mindframesfilm.com](http://mindframesfilm.com) - Network: [Now Playing Network](http://nowplaying.org)  

◇ Topic: Initiative/sequenced actions - worth it or not?, Emails: Old Uncle Fox asks how to avoid always being a supporting character, Wes from Indianapolis shares a GM success story! | Hosts: Kimi, Jay & Craig from Nerdburger Games◇ 00:33 - Welcome & Episode Summary | 1:22 - Announcements: Next Discord Game Daze will be in May (happyjacks.org/discord) & Savage Worlds actual play starting April 4th! | 2:28 - Indie Designer of the Month: Craig Campbell (he/him) of NerdBurger Games (nerdburgergames.com) is on the show! | 24:27 - Topic sent in by Jemma on the Discord: Initiative/sequenced actions - worth it or not? | 56:13 - Old Uncle Fox asks how to avoid always being a supporting character | 01:12:13 - Wes from Indianapolis shares a GM success story! | 01:37:23 - Episode Closing | 01:38:53 - Song: "Agincourt Carol" by the Poxy Boggards (poxyboggards.com) | ◇ Email happyjacksrpg@gmail.com to send in your own topic or question for the show! ◇ Find us on Youtube ◇ Twitch ◇ Twitter ◇ Instagram ◇ Facebook ◇ Discord or find all our podcast feeds on your favorite Podcast platform! happyjacksrpg.carrd.co ◇ Subscribe to our Actual Play Feed! We have a backlog of campaigns in over 20 RPG systems and new games running all the time. ◇ Become a Patreon! All the money goes into maintaining and improving the quality of our shows. patreon.com/happyjacksrpg Ⓒ2024 Happy Jacks RPG Network www.happyjacks.org

I'm bringing another Top 10 list to you today, thinking of my favorite supporting characters in fantasy stories (or fantasy-adjacent). There were SO MANY to consider, but I've whittled it down to a top 10. At least, for today. How many will you agree with? #fantasy #SFF #scifi #top10 #booktube #booktuber We hope you'll Like and Subscribe! Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/jMWyVJ6qKk Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FantasyForTheAges Check out our merch: https://www.newcreationsbyjen.com/collections/fantasyfortheages Rate & review us at Apple Podcast or wherever you download content. Email us: FantasyForTheAges@gmail.com. Find us on social media: Mastodon: @FantasyForTheAges@nerdculture.de Twitter: https://twitter.com/Fantasy4theAges Instagram: fantasy_for_the_ages Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FantasyForTheAges

We discuss our favorite supporting characters in anime. These are the characters that sometimes don't get the recognition they deserve, despite contributing to how the main characters develop and helping to shape the course of a story. We're honoring the real ones, and sharing our favorites and the impact they left on us and their respective anime. Use code STRICTLYANIME for $5 off your first #TokyoTreat box: https://team.tokyotreat.com/strictlyanime Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/4Rnq4GTePP Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/thestrictlyseries Website: https://www.thestrictlyseries.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestrictlyseries Twitter: https://twitter.com/strictlyseries Part of The Strictly Series of podcasts

Welcome to the second part in our Outlining Series! I hope you guys are having as much fun as I am. If you haven't already, make sure you go back and listen to part one.  Today is all about creating engaging supporting characters that matter in the big picture of our story. I can't wait to dive in and see what we come up with together. 

I LOVED Saltburn. I thought it was one of the most gob-smacking movies I've ever seen and so... I wanted to talk about it! The podcast was rolling in my head for a few days before I talked to GLORIOUS Jemma Kennedy and all her insight!SALTBURN the Astro Pod!SPOILERS EVERYWHERE - so don't listen if you've not yet watched it.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background01:21 Discussion of Saltburn and Invitation to Jemma04:06 Jemma's Experience as a Screenwriter05:14 The Emotional Impact of Writing and Storytelling06:14 Personal Connections to Saltburn08:43 Discussion of Jemma's University Experience10:06 The Twist in Saltburn and Jemma's Analysis13:18 The Visual and Stylistic Choices in Saltburn14:18 Audience Reactions and Identification with the Film16:05 The Unreliable Narrator and Twist Endings23:09 The Emotional Impact of the Twist Ending26:41 The Complexity of Class Dynamics in the Film28:08 Personal Connection to the Themes in Saltburn31:01 The Undermining of Satire in Saltburn32:05 The Power of Storytelling32:35 The Divisiveness of Art33:04 Criticism of the Film34:00 The Influence of Social Media35:11 The Impact of Social Media on Identity36:14 The Dark Side of Social Media37:04 The Role of Social Media in Society38:04 Astrology and the Characters39:26 The Influence of Astrology on Characters40:08 The Characteristics of Gemini and Libra44:32 The Influence of Saturn in Scorpio46:03 The Impact of Social Media on Art47:30 The Dilution of Art in the Age of Social Media49:48 The Conflict of Selling and Self-Expression53:17 The Grotesque Nature of Saltburn55:13 The Similarities Between the Upper and Working Classes58:03 The Grotesque and the Aristocracy01:03:49 The Power and Specialness of the Upper Classes01:05:16 The Astrology of Barry and Oliver01:06:21 The Attraction of the Not-Hot01:06:46 The Brokenness of Actors01:07:21 The Pisces Moon and Mars in Libra01:08:16 The Confusion of Self and Lack of Ego in Actors01:09:34 The Vulnerability and Sensitivity of Actors01:09:46 The Impact of Gender on the Story01:10:19 The Story's Fit with Oliver's Character01:10:33 The Celebration of Oliver's Actions01:11:04 The Lack of Backstory for Oliver's Psychopathy01:12:01 The Double Standard for Female Psychopaths01:12:34 The Perception of Women in Society01:13:14 The Concept of Sisterhood01:13:27 The Politeness of Americans01:14:03 The British Dating Culture01:14:32 The Boredom of Upper-Class Women01:16:20 Elspeth's Boredom and Jacob's Boldness01:17:25 The Supporting Characters in the Film01:19:03 The Psychopathic Nature of Oliver01:20:05 Rosamund Pike's Performance01:22:41 Why Jacob is Popular01:25:24 The Archetypal Nature of Astrology01:26:05 Gem's Book and Coaching Services01:27:02 Gem's Social Media Presence01:28:07 Gem's Career and Astrology01:29:46 The Playwright's Journey01:30:32 Gem's Writing Process and Coaching01:31:03 Conclusion Resources:Download my free Saturn workbook here.Subscribe to Substack hereBuy Cycles hereBuy the March Cycles workbook hereJoin my Facebook Group hereUse code LISTENER to get 25% off my course; Learn to Read Your Birth Chart Find me:@theastrologyodscast@francescaoddieastrology@astrologyretreats TikTok: @francescaoddieastrology Website: francescaoddie.com www.francescaoddie.com

On Today's EpisodeThis week Dan and Hailey talk about one of the big Problem Solvers in the paint world: stain blocking primers. You may not know about them . . . but they can save you from a lot of frustration! They also discuss the benefits and practical ways to implement Complimentary Color Schemes in your home design to achieve a dynamic, harmonious look. They offer advice on how to avoid common pitfalls and keep the design subtle yet impactful, ensuring it fits well with the rest of your home. Finally, they focus on Hailey's recent experience with her newly purchased Kenmore air purifier, its benefits for indoor air quality, and its impact on allergies. A Stain Blocking Primer That Works! [00:00 - 06:56]Dan and Hailey talk about RepcoLite's Zip Prime, a stain-blocking primer that's ideal for addressing smoke damage, water stains, or tannin stains in wood. They also address the changes in Michigan VOC regulations and explain why Zip Prime is one of the only options out there for people who want an old-fashioned, traditional stain-blocker that works everytime. Keys to Great Design: Complimentary Color Schemes [06:57 - 33:53]In these segments, Hailey dissects the concept of color schemes as a part of color theory and describes how these can affect the atmosphere of a room. She gives detailed advice on how to make color choices less daunting, with a focus on using complementary colors. Examples from the color wheel are presented to better understand how these combinations work. The advantages of using color schemes, particularly complementary ones, are highlighted. Visual fatigue, room dynamics, space definition, and color harmony with adjoining rooms are among the important aspects discussed. Hailey uses her personal experience and professional expertise to give practical tips on successfully incorporating these schemes into home design, emphasizing the importance of color saturation, determining the main and accent colors, and considering the appearance of the entire house. In addition to discussion, visual aids for these color schemes are promised to be shared on the show's social media platforms. Dan's just here for looks.Clearing the Air with the Kenmore PM2010 [33:53 - 39:22]In this segment, Dan and Hailey discuss the importance of indoor air quality and the use of air purifiers. Hailey shares her positive experience with her Kenmore PM2010 air purifier which she uses to combat dust, mold, pet dander, and cooking fumes that can contribute to allergies. She explains that, with the purifier at work, she has noticed a significant improvement in the air quality in her home. CHAPTERS00:01 Introduction and Apology to Tessa02:41 Introduction to Today's Topics03:22 Discussion on Zip Prime06:56 Introduction to Color Theory11:56 The Benefits of Complementary Color Schemes19:24 The Art of Using Opposite Colors20:38 Understanding Saturation and Its Role in Color Selection21:32 How to Desaturate Colors for Better Design25:45 Choosing the Star and Supporting Characters in Your Color Scheme26:23 Applying Complementary Color Schemes in Your Home33:55 The Importance of Indoor Air Quality34:10 The Benefits of an Air Purifier

#nowmindyoupodcast #sakamotodays #hajimenoippo #chainsawman #kaijuno8 #jujutsukaisen #martialmasterasumi Originally recorded February 4th, 2024. Welcome back to the Now Mind You Podcast with your blerd hosts TJ, Matt, & Bryce! Check out this week's manga roundup and our topic of the week! Spoilers ahead! 0:00 - Intro 0:28 - Announcements 3:02 - Hajime no Ippo 1447 7:26 - Sakamoto Days 154 26:34 - Chainsaw Man 154 36:40 - Kaiju no 8 101 49:08 - Jujutsu Kaisen 249 1:01:48 - Martial Master Asumi 31 1:10:53 - Favorite Chapter 1:11:10 - TOTW: Protagonists or supporting characters who ain't sh*t 1:23:13 - Conclusion

THE GREATEST HITS OF A DECADE: VIETNAM, WATERGATE, ATTICA, MAN-EATING PIGS, SEEDY HOLLYWOOD, KILLER BRIDES, HOME INVASION, GANGSTERS, AXE MURDERERS, AND DEADLY GAMES…   After Night of the Living Dead (1968) and before the slasher boom of the early ‘80s, American horror went through one of its most creative and influential eras. But, for every Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), Carrie (1976), and Halloween (1978), there were dozens of under-the-radar oddities that took years – sometimes decades – to be recognized by cult audiences for their unique contributions to American horror. Join Gabe and special guest Bill Ackerman of the Supporting Characters podcast and numerous Blu-ray commentary tracks look at six more underseen classics of the era.   Part 2 includes Marc Lawrence Pigs (aka: Daddy's Deadly Darling, 1973), Christina Hornisher's Hollywood 90028 (aka: Insanity and Twisted Throats, 1973), Jean-Marie Pélissié's The Bride (aka: The House That Cried Murder and Last House on Massacre Street, 1973), Frederick R. Friedel Axe (aka: Lisa, Lisa and California Axe Massacre, 1974), Peter S. Traynor Death Game (aka: The Seducers, 1977), and Karen Arthur's The Mafu Cage (1978).   Check out episode one here, and the original 2 part series here and  here.   00:00 – Pigs 19:20 – Hollywood 90028 40:39– The Bride 58:21 – Axe (plus Video Nasties and Kidnapped Coed) 1:16:55 – Death Game (and Knock, Knock and Little Miss Innocence) 1:37:19 – Mafu Cage 1:57:39 – Outro   And check out Christina Hornisher: Alone with that Obscene Image of Yourself by Marc Edward Heuck (The Projector Has Been Drinking blog), which Bill references during our discussion of Hollywood 90028.   If you are in a position to make the world a better place, please consider the following fundraisers: Islamic Relief USE (Emergency Gaza fund) : https://irusa.org/middle-east/palestine/ Palestine Children's Relief Fund: https://pcrf1.app.neoncrm.com/forms/gaza-relief Anera Gaza Aid: https://www.anera.org/where-we-work/palestine/gaza/ Donations 4 Abortions (state by state abortion funds): https://donations4abortion.com/  

My list includes: Elide and Lorcan from "Throne of Glass" series by Sarah J Maas. Helene Aquilla from "An Ember in the Ashes" quartet by Sabaa Tahir. Tamlin from the "A Court of Thorns and Roses" series by Sarah J Maas. Grover from the "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" universe series by Rick Riordan. The Marauders from the "Harry Potter" series by J.K. Rowling. Magpie from the "Renegade" series by Marissa Meyer. Atlas Corrigan from "It Ends with Us/It Starts with Us" by Colleen Hoover. Zoya Nazyalensky from the "Shadow and Bone/King of Scars" universe by Leigh Bardugo. Lily and Tomas from the "Dread Nation" duology by Justina Ireland. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daniellesreadingnook/support

Dark Shadows certainly boasted a memorable and iconic roster of main characters, but there were also a plethora of outstanding supporting and minor characters in the series. These characters, and the actors who played them, brought something special to the show. In this episode of Terror at Collinwood, longtime fan Nick Caputo visits to discuss these noteworthy short-term characters. Nick is a writer, blogger, and Steve Ditko expert who brings his vast comics knowledge to the table during the discussion. Other topics include: Nick's DS memories, collecting the bubblegum cards, buying comics, Steve Ditko, Roy Thomas, the DS and comics connection, DS Festivals, and more! If you enjoy the podcast, please consider donating at Terror at Collinwood's Buy Me a Coffee (Coffin) page: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/terroratcollinwood Nick Caputo blog site Marvel Mysteries and Comics Minutiae:https://nick-caputo.blogspot.com Nick's article about Jonathan Frid and DS: https://nick-caputo.blogspot.com/2012/04/jonathan-frid-1924-2012.html Johnny D & the Moonlighters on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552762765082

** WARNING: This episode contains SPOILERS FOR THE MAASVERSE** We are back with part two of the Crescent City supporting character deep dives!! We will be focusing on Fury Axtar, Ithan Holstrom, and Lidia Cervos (aka The Hind). Episode Listening Guide: Intro + Housekeeping - 0:00:20 Fury - 0:05:15 Ithan - 0:17:33 Lidia - 0:35:16 Honorable Mentions - 0:47:57

The title of this episode says it all. Over four hours of nerdy movie conversations and recommendations all about the year 2023. Two Director's Club mainstays return. Bill Ackerman (host of Supporting Characters and guest host of this show) along with Patrick Ripoll (co-host of 96 Greers) join me as well all share their favorite films of 2023. No categories this year (like Best Actor, etc.) but plenty of reflection, surprising disagreement and even a wild story about what happened when Patrick tried to see one of Jim's favorites. Thank you so much for the support this past year, listeners. And huge thanks to Patrick and Bill for joining me again. Opening Song: “Scaring The Hoes” - JPEGMAFIA x Danny Brown Closing Song: “I Don't Like My Mind” - Mitski 00:00 - 23:14 - Introduction / Thoughts on 2023 23:15 - 01:23:34 -  #25-11 Favorites 01:23:35 - 01:28:59 - Chloe Waryan's Favorites 01:29:00 - 02:44:20 - #10-6 02:44:21 - 04:20:00 - #5-1 04:20:01 - 04:29:00 - Outro Follow Bill: https://letterboxd.com/billackerman https://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/supportingcharacters Follow Patrick: https://bsky.app/profile/uptownsongclub.bsky.social https://ninetysixgreers.podbean.com Follow Jim: https://linktr.ee/jimlaczkowski https://5years.beehiiv.com

THE SUMMER OF LOVE GIVES WAY TO PERVERSE MELODRAMAS, BLOODY HOME INVASIONS, NECROPHILIC HOUSEWIVES, AND…CARNIVOROUS BEDS?   After Night of the Living Dead (1968), but before the slasher boom of the early ‘80s, American horror went through one of its most creative and influential eras. But, for every Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), Carrie (1976), and Halloween (1978), there were dozens of under-the-radar oddities that took years – sometimes decades – to be recognized by cult audiences for their unique contributions to American horror. Join Gabe and special guest Bill Ackerman of the Supporting Characters podcast and numerous Blu-ray commentary tracks as they explore more independent horror films from the era.   This year's batch begins with Ken Friedman's' Death by Invitation (1971), Jacques Lacerte's Love Me Deadly (1972), Robert J. Emery's My Brother Has Bad Dreams (1972), George Barry's Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977), and Bill Gunns Ganja & Hess (1973). Stay tuned for six more titles in Part 2, live early next month.   Check out the original 2 part series here and  here.   00:00 – Intro 08:22 – Death by Invitation 23:45 – Love Me Deadly 44:16 – My Brother Has Bad Dreams 1:03:17 – Death Bed: The Bed that Eats 1:16:34 – Ganja & Hess   If you are in a position to make the world a better place, please consider the following fundraisers: Islamic Relief USE (Emergency Gaza fund) : https://irusa.org/middle-east/palestine/ Palestine Children's Relief Fund: https://pcrf1.app.neoncrm.com/forms/gaza-relief Anera Gaza Aid: https://www.anera.org/where-we-work/palestine/gaza/ Donations 4 Abortions (state by state abortion funds): https://donations4abortion.com/  

**THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE MAASVERSE** We continue our Crescent City deep dive with analysis of the supporting cast of characters. These folks are SHROUDED in mystery, much like their motivations and intentions. We invite you to part one of two episodes, where we break down these curious Crescent City players... Episode Guide:Housekeeping & Spoiler Warning - 00:00:45Jesiba - 00:05:13Aidas - 00:29:00The Autumn King - 00:44:00Honorable Mentions - 00:59:18

I think many screenwriters don't spend enough time on designing supporting characters and this podcast should help you realize that you can make them so much more impactful with a little design work. 

Vive la France! Vive la cannibales! Somewhere in between Jean Rollin and Ogroff lies Raphael Delpard's Night of Death! (Yes, it does come with an exclamation point). Supporting Characters and Director's Club podcast host Bill Ackerman joins us to talk about all the things that work well in this film even when you know the answers to the mysteries. Follow Bill on Instagram @supportingcharacterspodcast, Twitter (X?) @Characters_Pod, or Letterboxd @billackerman and listen to all of his podcasts here: https://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/ Check the special features on your blu-rays to find his work or read some of his words here: http://auteuristtrap.blogspot.com/ NEXT MOVIE: Horror of the Wolf (1973) - https://archive.org/details/horror-of-the-wolf-1973 Join our discord! https://discord.gg/F8WsTzE9qt Follow this podcast on Instagram and Facebook @unsunghorrors. Follow Lance on Instagram and Letterboxd @lschibi Lance's shop: https://lanceschibi.bigcartel.com/ Follow Erica on Letterboxd or Instagram @hexmassacre Logo by Cody Schibi Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast network (www.thepfpn.com)  

Description:"The Last Dragon: Martial Arts, Self-Discovery, and Cheesy Charm" is a cult classic film that masterfully blends martial arts, music, and urban culture, while exploring themes of individuality and self-discovery. Chris Adams and Travis Rollins, both avid fans and knowledgeable critics, offer unique insights into this beloved film. Adams, with his deep knowledge and enthusiasm, sees the film as a celebration of individuality and self-discovery, while acknowledging its cheesy charm. Rollins, on the other hand, appreciates the film's cheesy qualities and recognizes its impact on pop culture, while also highlighting the deeper aspects of the movie beyond just martial arts and urban culture. Join Chris Adams and Travis Rollins on this episode of the Retro Life 4 You podcast as they delve into the martial arts, self-discovery, and cheesy charm of "The Last Dragon".Timestamped Outline:(00:02:01) Individuality and Self-Discovery(00:10:16) Soundtrack & Vanity(00:14:28) Maximum Overdrive & Christopher Murney(00:16:27) Travis Talks About Tag Line From Movie(00:18:31) Leroy's Mission and Rescues Laura Charles(00:21:17) Cheesy Music and Videos(00:34:28) Supporting Characters(00:38:13) Society's Changing Views(00:45:03) Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon(00:51:29) Actors considered for the role of Leroy GreenRate Review Follow & Share:If you are new to the podcast then please consider following us on the platform that you love, we can be found most anywhere that you listen to your favorite podcasts. Please leave us a rating and review if you listen on iTunes and a 5 star rating if you listen on Spotify.If you have any questions, comments, suggestions for shows or you have a question you would like us to read on air then email us at retrolife4you@gmail.com You can find us on social media at the following places:FacebookInstagramTik TokYouTubeRetro Life 4 You WebsiteInteresting Links For The Last Dragon:The Last Dragon on IMDBThe Last Dragon on WikipediaThe Last Dragon on Rotten TomatoesStory on The Last Dragon on TV TropesBuy The Movie Here

HOUR 4 - Seth and Sean go through the leftover crumbs from the NFL Draft and some of the strange supporting characters that emerged, dive into the idea that CJ Stroud's S2 score will give him a chip on the shoulder, react to Jordan Love's contract extension, and see what Landry and Lopez have coming up.

(Acts 9:10-12) Ananias was a supporting character in Acts 9. He has only one recorded contribution in history; yet, we are still talking about him today. He was willing to be a human instrument for the Lord's work — are we willing to do the same? (07099230426)    For more Bible teaching, preaching, and resources, visit us at https://enjoyingthejourney.org  To purchase a copy of Dr. Pauley's NEW BOOK "The Lord Was with Joseph", or to download the FREE E-book, or to listen to the Audiobook, visit us at https://enjoyingthejourney.org/joseph   To purchase a copy of Dr. Pauley's book "Revival Praying", to download the FREE E-book, or to listen to the Audiobook, simply visit us at https://enjoyingthejourney.org/revival-praying

For this episode I recruited two terrific and talented film writers and commentators especially since two of the movies we talk about happen to be all-time favorites for the both of them. Guest co-host and Supporting Characters host Bill Ackerman returns as well as Chicago film critic Marya Gates for a delightful discussion on the work of Joan Micklin Silver.  She's responsible for a number of excellent films including HESTER STREET, CHILLY SCENES OF WINTER, BETWEEN THE LINES, CROSSING DELANCEY and so much more! Thanks to this episode I have a new favorite romantic comedy to add to my list so I'm grateful for my guests for bringing their A-game to this conversation and please do follow their work as well as discover Joan Micklin Silver's films in any form possible! We also briefly preview the upcoming Chicago Critics Film Festival! Stay tuned next month for a lot to come featuring both Bill Ackerman and former co-host Patrick Ripoll. I'm taking a little time off for my birthday month but there will be a surprise episode as always to make the occasion :) 00:00 - 20:19 - Introduction / Catching Up / CCFF 20:20 - 01:31:44 - JMS' First Few Films (Hester Street, Between The Lines, Chilly Scenes Of Winter) 01:31:45 - 02:10:49 - Crossing Delancey, Loverboy, Big Girls Don't Cry 02:10:50 - 02:27:32 - Other Films 02:27:33 - 02:41:03 - Top 3 JMS Films / Outro The Chicago Critics Film Festival: https://www.chicagocriticsfilmfestival.com/ The Projection Booth Covers Chilly Scenes Of Winter w/JMS: https://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/2017/02/episode-310-chilly-scenes-of-winter-1979.html Read Marya's Work on JMS: https://www.moviefone.com/news/joan-micklin-silvers-daughter-marisa-on-the-4k-resortation-of-hester-street/ https://www.moviefone.com/news/how-joan-micklin-silver-paved-the-way-for-chloe-zhao-other-women-directors-today/ Watch JMS Films On Mubi: https://mubi.com/specials/joan-micklin-silver Follow / Subscribe To Marya: https://oldfilmsflicker.substack.com   Check Out Bill's Podcast, Supporting Characters: https://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/supportingcharacters