Podcasts about United Passions

Have you ever thought to yourself “This FIFA corporation sure gets a bad wrap, I wish they had a movie where they looked good”. Well I sure can bet that this movie will disappoint but still check out this episode where we go over some good ol' fashioned propaganda.

Pete's Film Club made its long awaited return on the Football Ramble Patreon during the World Cup! The Club is the only place where you'll hear us review the most bang average football films out there.So today, we bring you episode one of our Patreon mini-series, where Pete and Luke review United Passions! It's the film about FIFA made by FIFA. We'll say no more because you simply HAVE TO hear it to believe it. For more bonus episodes like this and other exclusive benefits, head over to patreon.com/footballramble! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Grayson, Kevin and The Chief talk the USMNT, Gregg Berhalter's coaching, and how much fun it is to watch this team perform so well on the biggest stage at the World Cup. In Part 2 a grab-bag of topics in In The XI, Out of the 18. Then a very special edition of Film Room, looking at "United Passions", the 2015 FIFA dramatic film where FIFA presidents like Sepp Blatter are the heroes of the story. Then finally a rant on FC Cincinnati communications and how weird they've been this off season.    Timestamps: (0:56) - USMNT World Cup Success!  (51:18) - Part 2 - In the XI, out of the 18 (1:12:22) - Film Room United Passions (2:04:47) - FC Cincinnati and FCC Comms

What happens when Sepp Blatter and FIFA make a film? Today, Pete and Luke find out...We're releasing bonus weekly editions of Pete's Film Club on our Patreon throughout the World Cup. Here's a taste of our first episode out today, where Pete and Luke review FIFA's self-funded film about its own history. It's United Passions! Oh God.Sign up for as little as $5/month here and get these episodes and ad-free Rambles direct to your own podcast feed: patreon.com/footballramble. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's another solo episode today as Andy has been struck down by a virus, so in this shorter mini episode Alex discusses the film 'United Passions' from 2014. A largely self funded FIFA propaganda film, what better way is there to commemorate the start of the 2022 World Cup? I mean, thank goodness this is only a short episode as there probably isn't 90 minutes worth of discussion to be had about this film it's that misguided. Anyway, Alex watched it so you don't have to. 

On this episode of Ki-no thanks, Jack and Stephen are joined by Josh to talk about United Passions, the FIFA propaganda movie that... isn't very good! Josh helps to contextualise this film, what it is trying to do, how it fails, and who any of these people even ARE. Sam Neil, Tim Roth, and the incomparable Gérard Depardieu, what could possibly go wrong? Offside. Red card. Own goal. Just another pitiful movie from the Letterboxd anti-250! Email any and all compliments, complaints, comments, queries and Norm thoughts to thestacksonfilm@gmail.com. Stephen - Letterboxd - Twitter Jack - Letterboxd - Twitter

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May 27th, 2015. An FBI sting operation took place in a small hotel room in Zurich, Switzerland. Nine FIFA officials were arrested and indicted on corruption charges. Just a few weeks later, on June 5th, the FIFA biography United Passions graced ten lucky theaters in the United States. After earning under $169,000 at the box office off of it's $32 million dollar budget, FIFA faced not just box office disaster but legal turmoil. Under the iron fist of Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA at the time, the soccer organization was as well know for bribery and corruption as it was for soccer and the World Cup. Unfortunately, none of that is discussed and explained in FIFA's self produced biography film United Passions. This week, freelance writer, stand up comic and avid fan of "The Footie" Kevin Hall joins Liam in what could only be described as "one of the worst films either of them has ever seen." The two sit down and discuss everything FIFA is too scared to talk about. The bribes, the investigations, the slave labor, the sexual harassment allegations, Sepp Blatter's terrible tenure as FIFA president, Gerard Depardieu being the absolute worst and so much more. Lace up those cleats and score some penalty goals. It's United Passions here... on BOMBED! ... WHO MAKES A SPORTS MOVIE ABOUT EXECUTIVES?!?! Guest's Social Media: IG: @thehallway_1 Twitter: @Thehallway1

This week James and dKiff team up with their friends from The Scoreless Thriller Podcast to take a look at United Passions, a movie that's so bad it's bad. But while the movie may be terrible these guys have a good laugh taking it apart so enjoy! GET IN TOUCH Web: sportsmovie.co.uk linktr.ee/fospod  Email: fieldofscreenspod@gmail.com Twitter & Insta: @fos_pod Facebook: @fospod

In a lighter episode, we sat down with the guys from the Field of Screens pod to discuss the infamous FIFA propaganda film, United Passions. Recorded on the Monday of the ill fated SuperLeague attempt, we looked for some beauty in the story of a few men, who's only dream was that the whole world would play football by the same rules and regulations. Seriously.We discussed what exactly they were trying to achieve with this project, how Tim Roth got Sepp Blatter's walk down and whether commercial deals are in fact the most exciting aspect of the beautiful game. On this journey there were laughs aplenty along with a lot of pain as we tried to understand this ridiculous film. If you have enjoyed any of our shows remember to leave us an iTunes review or share the podcast on social media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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A quelques jours de l'Euro de football, Yacine Nemra s'intéresse à un film sorti en 2014 et désormais considéré comme un des plus grands nanars de l'histoire du cinéma. "United Passions", de Fréderic Auburtin, qui raconte l'histoire de la FIFA, avec Gérard Depardieu, Sam Neill et Tim Roth dans le rôle du gentil, un certain...Sepp Blatter. Découvrez l'histoire de cette production rocambolesque financée par la FIFA elle-même.

Joining @paulbutlerlennox and @paulwebsterfilms in the studio this week is one of Ireland's most hard working Actors, Dubliner Jason Barry @jasonbarry_   Jason has the very unique achievement of featuring in one of the most successful Films of all time (Titanic) and the most successful TV series Ireland has produced (Love/Hate). Today We have a VERY open conversation. From running for well being, moving to London as a young man and Bruno Fernandes... To discussing the importantance of supportive mentors, to the special person (for him) that encouraged him as a lad to pursue his dreams and what it was like working with James Cameron and watching Tom Cruise descend from a helicopter.  ​ Having received his BA in Drama Studies from Trinity College, Dublin, Jason's first major break into the film industry came when he was cast as Tommy Ryan alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in James Cameron's TITANIC. Jason's most recent credits include the role of Patrick opposite Pierce Brosnan in John Moore's feature film I.T, the FX series SONS OF ANARCHY, RTÉ's LOVE/HATE (in which he played the role of Dano from 2012-2013), 100 DEGREES, a short which he both directed and starred in, and UNITED PASSIONS alongside Gérard Depardieu and Tim Roth, directed by Frédéric Aubertin. Further film credits include VALKYRIE directed by Brian Singer and co-starring Tom Cruise, THE LAST OF THE HIGH KINGS directed by David Keating and co-starring Jared Leto, and CIRCLE OF FRIENDS directed by Pat O'Connor.  Theatre credits include THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS directed by Stephen Rea (Gaiety Theatre) and A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM directed by Joe Dowling at the Gate Theatre, Dublin. Fni Wrapchat is supported by Octovid.com, Film Equipment Store and Wildcard Distribution.  Support WRAPCHAT and Fni on BuyMeACoffee.com/fni  Share/Subscribe #WeAreFni #YouAreFni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining @paulbutlerlennox and @paulwebsterfilms in the studio this week is one of Ireland's most hard working Actors, Dubliner Jason Barry @jasonbarry_  Jason has the very unique achievement of featuring in one of the most successful Films of all time (Titanic) and the most successful TV series Ireland has produced (Love/Hate).Today We have a VERY open conversation.From running for well being, moving to London as a young man and Bruno Fernandes...To discussing the importantance of supportive mentors, to the special person (for him) that encouraged him as a lad to pursue his dreams and what it was like working with James Cameron and watching Tom Cruise descend from a helicopter. ​Having received his BA in Drama Studies from Trinity College, Dublin, Jason's first major break into the film industry came when he was cast as Tommy Ryan alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in James Cameron’s TITANIC.Jason's most recent credits include the role of Patrick opposite Pierce Brosnan in John Moore's feature film I.T, the FX series SONS OF ANARCHY, RTÉ’s LOVE/HATE (in which he played the role of Dano from 2012-2013), 100 DEGREES, a short which he both directed and starred in, and UNITED PASSIONS alongside Gérard Depardieu and Tim Roth, directed by Frédéric Aubertin.Further film credits include VALKYRIE directed by Brian Singer and co-starring Tom Cruise, THE LAST OF THE HIGH KINGS directed by David Keating and co-starring Jared Leto, and CIRCLE OF FRIENDS directed by Pat O’Connor. Theatre credits include THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS directed by Stephen Rea (Gaiety Theatre) and A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM directed by Joe Dowling at the Gate Theatre, Dublin.Fni Wrapchat is supported by Octovid.com, Film Equipment Store and Wildcard Distribution.  Support WRAPCHAT and Fni on BuyMeACoffee.com/fni  Share/Subscribe #WeAreFni #YouAreFni

The regulars convene in front of guest judge Simon London to debate the worst historical film ever made. Braveheart, Titanic, Shakespeare in Love, Pride and Prejudice (2005), Friday Night Lights, Alexander, Caligula, Night of the Templar, United Passions, Gods and Generals, Birth of a Nation, Pearl Harbour, The Other Boleyn Girl and Bridgerton are in in line for a beating, but which one will be crowned as the very worst?

This week we're tackling a rough soccer mockumentary funded by a quaint seaside English town to boost tourism–It's small-scale propaganda that would make United Passions proud. In My English Soccer Adventure, USWNT star Keeley Jones heads to Newhaven FC for an odd footy-exchange program that pairs her with a U10 manager that's more Cretin than Clough. ----more---- Show Notes: 0:00:00 Welcome to Episode 17 0:01:36 Film Introduction 0:04:00 Discussion 0:24:15 Footy Flicks 0:27:33 Trivia: Season 2 Round 5 0:37:55 Matchday Matinee Table Follow us on Twitter at @MatchdayMatinee! My English Soccer Adventure (Seaside Town) on IMDB Where to find our Show Hosts: Adam Ducker: @ADucky84 Mark Guilherme: EightThreeFootball Raghav Sandhu: @RaghavSandhu   Joypads for Goalposts is kicking off their second season on Friday, September 4th 2020! Visit their channel on YouTube for all-new content as they tackle the mobile side of football games. Questions, comments or suggestions for a future episode? Let us know! Reach out to any of our hosts or Matchday Matinee on Twitter to get in touch and start the conversation.  

Introducing the first-ever Keepie Uppies, our post-season awards show! We'll be digging through all twelve movies from our first season to celebrate the victorious and the incredulous (we're looking at you, United Passions). Join us for a fun hour of reminiscing and let us know what you thought or if we missed any deserved winners. ----more---- The Keepie Uppies I Award Categories (0:00) Welcome to the first-ever Keepie Uppies! (01:43) Best Soundtrack Award (05:02) Worst Accent Award (07:16) Best Portsmouth Reference Award (09:43) Most Believable Character to Be a Footballer Award (13:45) Character You Want with You in the Apocalypse Award (19:53) Weirdest Soccer Move Award (23:48) Best Cameo Award (27:42) Funniest Character Award (29:45) Best Footy Flick Award (35:31) Best Editing Award (38:42) Best Actress Award (42:35) Best Actor Award (49:45) Impromptu Awards (54:58) Best Original and Adapted Screenplays (59:30) Awards Wrap-Up List of Season One Films: The Damned United Mike Bassett: England Manager Ultras Pele: Birth of a Legend Kicking & Screaming Final Score Bend It Like Beckham United Passions Diamantino Victory The Cup Goal! The Dream Begins Where to find our Show Hosts: Adam Ducker: @Flameboy84 Mark Guilherme: EightThreeFootball Raghav Sandhu: @MatchdayMatinee Questions, comments or suggestions for a future episode? Let us know! Reach out to any of our hosts or Matchday Matinee on Twitter to get in touch and start the conversation.   XmE1TEkMzt4YrT1RzJZP

Where we: - trial a new Randomizer - rejoice at the prospect of Premier League footy - figure out our Mount Rushmore of FA CUP moments Listen on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/footyfromthefoot/id1486406462 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/29suvn5FGvRSoCFbu7q5P9?si=lPdRkRnsTzKMJNhIRWCGAQ Listen on Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iokmel2weszkja2ux3pr73hixf4 LIVE EPL Trivia Night https://www.facebook.com/groups/SanDiegoEPLSupportersGroup Bluefoot Self-Isolation shirt and virtual tip jar www.bluefootbar.com An article what I wrote about watching Aussie Rules in a time of no live sport https://medium.com/@intoabrownstudy/the-receptiveness-of-the-undiscerning-sports-fan-418c39ae2358 Show notes: United Passions streaming https://www.vudu.com/content/movies/play/660394/ADVERT_CONTENT?returnUrl=%252Fcontent%252Fmovies%252Fdetails%252FUnited-Passions%252F660394 Wimbledon beat Liverpool in FA Cup Final https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9Kk3C_8sEE Bert Trautmann https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpshxbR7DtA Ricky Villa FA Cup Final goal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQAHTCj2MA4 White Horse FA Cup Final 1923 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4NqYsFTr1Q&t=23s

Quickly Kevin Film Club: 'United Passions' (2014)Welcome to the third episode of the QK film club. This time round we're casting our eyes over the cinematic war crime that is 'United Passions'. A grotesque, propaganda driven vanity project that makes Leni Riefenstahl's 'Triumph of the Will' look balanced and impartial. If you've got any suggestions for other football based movies worth watching let us know...Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Twitter: @quicklykevinFacebook:quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you only know FIFA as the foul organization that rules world football with a corrupt fist, this obviously slanted propaganda film starring a slew of phenomenal actors in poor performances won't change your mind. Join us as we tough our way through the 100-year history of FIFA in United Passions!----more---- Follow us on Twitter at @MatchdayMatinee! United Passions on IMDB Where to find our Show Hosts: Raghav Sandhu: @RaghavSandhu Adam Ducker: @Flameboy84 Mark Guilherme: EightThreeFootball Questions, comments or suggestions for a future episode? Let us know! Reach out to any of our hosts or Matchday Matinee on Twitter to get in touch and start the conversation.

Flicks and Kicks sees the team review United Passions – the FIFA-funded film about FIFA with Tim Roth starring as Saint Sepp Blatter. With Kane’s future up in the air, we flip reverse to a world where Birmingham were successful in buying Bale from Spurs. In the second match-up of our Totally quiz, Lynsey Hooper goes head to head with Pat Nevin for a place in the quarter-finals. Plus we discuss celebs at football, footballers in mundane places and caddying for Dean Saunders. RUNNING ORDER • PART 1: Good news stories, Premier League camp & Harry Kane’s future (01m 00s)  • PART 2: Lynsey Hooper v Pat Nevin in the Totally World Cup – part 1 (08m 30s) • PART 3: Your questions – ironic names and footballer encounters (15m 00s) • PART 4: Flip Reverse It – if Bale had gone to Birmingham (26m 30s) • PART 5: Flicks and Kicks – United Passions review (33m 30s) • PART 6: Lynsey Hooper v Pat Nevin in the Totally World Cup – part 2 (45m 30s)   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/totallyfootballshow/) • find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/) • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow (http://www.twitter.com/thetotallyshow)   PARISH NOTICES: • we’re sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special (http://www.paddypower.com/)   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com (http://thetotallyfootballshow.com/) .  

Ryan and Taylor go deep on the least successful movie in US box office history, United Passions (2014). Why did this movie need to be made? Is there a plot? Does Sepp Blatter really see himself as a fighter of corruption? Are Nazis bad? Are the English worse? All that and much much more!Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by...DoorDash! Get $5 off your first order of $15 or more when you download the DoorDash app and enter code "TSS"The Black Tux! Go to TheBlackTux.com and use code SOCCER for a 10% discount  

Where we: - pick the bones out of the fixtures this week - look forward to a big weekend of Bundesliga - chat about the new US national team shirts - suggest some films about footy Eric Cantona in Liam Gallagher's new video https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-51323991 Other notable footy films: Looking For Eric, Mike Bassett England Manager, Green Street, United Passions. New Nike kits released. https://twitter.com/theculturedivis/status/1225135423460118528 Clive Tyldesley’s comm notes https://twitter.com/CliveTyldesley/status/1223245350858842112/photo/1

Thomas flies solo for the first time as he gets out his red cards to talk about the FIFA biopic "United Passions."

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Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. This week, to mark the podcast's two-year anniversary and passing the one-hundred-episode threshold, we decided to bring back as many of the guests from the second year as possible. So, joining Andrew and Darren on this podcast are: Tony Black, who recorded Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2 and Avengers: Infinity War Marianne Cassidy, who recorded Wonder Woman, Your Name, Grave of the Fireflies, My Neighbour Totoro and Incredibles 2 Jay Coyle, who recorded Dunkirk, Blade Runner 2049, Tangerines and Inception Ronan Doyle, who recorded Tangerines Grace Duffy, who recorded Get Out, Ah-ga-ssi (The Handmaiden), The Force Awakens, Singin' in the Rain, Touch of Evil and Inception Luke Dunne, who recorded Mission: Impossible - Fallout Jack Hodges, who recorded Into the Wild Charlene Lydon, who recorded The Shawshank Redemption, The Grand Budapest Hotel and Touch of Evil Babu Patel, who recorded Lagaan, Dangal, United Passions, PK and Rang de Basanti Giovanna Rampazzo, who recorded Lagaan, Dangal, PK and Rang de Basanti Carl Sweeney, who recorded Double Indemnity Alex Towers, who recorded Braveheart, Barry Lyndon and Inception We thought we'd take the opportunity to have a talk about the best and worst of this list, both in general and over the past year, with particular emphasis on the changes that the IMDb made to their rankings of the worst films ever made back in July.

Who says the World Cup has to end with the finals? Let's send this year's series of exciting football matches off by remembering how FIFA is to be nothing short of praised for their immaculate history and purest intent.

Landing in your ears 24 hours earlier than normal, this week we bring you our long-awaited review of "United Passions", the movie financed by FIFA during the peak of the corruption scandal. A perfect warm-up for today's World Cup Final, here is your chance to hear FIFA's own version of their history - with misrepresentations, stereotypes and omissions galore! We've watched it so you don't have to... but if you can find a copy see it in it's full horror for yourself...

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guests Chris Lavery and Babu Patel, The Bottom 100 is a subset of the fortnightly The 250 podcast, a trip through some of the worst movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. This time, to mark the launch of the World Cup 2018, Frédéric Auburtin's United Passions.

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The lads are back in the booth to bring you there no nonsense Regular Schmegular episode and this week we cover all the usual sections, minus 1 because they hit a snag... The Intro and Pimpage takes up about 15 minutes because Chris wants everyone to know that he filming his short this week "What you cant see" and I am his Clapper guy. Then its News time where we address the Harvey Weinstein in the room, talk about the Justice League run time that has us both a bit worried and Star Trek: Discovery has been renewed for a second season. Just the Pilot is Netflix show Mindhunter and Chris has not done his homework.. Shoddy What have we been watching is a veritable Smorgasboard of Movie, Tv and a Game makes an appearance as the lads talk...  Atomic Blonde Walking Dead S8 Premiere Star Trek: Discovery Brawl in Cell Block 99 To name a few... No Zero Per-center this week due to both of us not being able to find the FIFA movie United Passions so we have swapped that out for Brit flick The Anomaly for the next Episode. We wrap up with our Top5 movies we absolutely love but for whatever reason, rarely watch... With a round table of Poop Shoots.  

Hosts Gabe Lezra and Evan Mateer are joined by fillmmaker (and Gabe's brother) Nat Lezra and Eleanor Erney to discuss the absolutely unwatchable disaster FIFA propaganda film United Passions.  United Passions is one of the worst movies ever made, released only days before the FIFA corruption scandal (and named after a softcore ) and completely critically panned. The group dives into the plot of the film, breaking down every single element of this fucking unwatchable film--including all the racism, sexism, and general whitewashing.  Normal shows resume Tuesdays!

The FIFA movie as it should have been billed. Check it out and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqUu250ZNAgL3mG_g2kmAFA

Who thought it would be a good idea to make a movie about soccer executives? Apparently Sepp Blatter and the brilliant minds at FIFA.  Learn the exciting story of how coca cola and Adidas became sponsors of FIFA! Dazzle at a group of drunk Europeans try to get the evil British to let them make up the rules and regulations of Soccer. Marvel at Gerard Depardieu's buttnose!  A movie where producer Sepp Blatter makes himself a hero that is staunchly anti corruption which came out the same week as the 2015 FIFA corruption scandal which eventually forced him to resign.  Other Questions we had: Why does everyone look like a Dick Tracy Villain? Can girls play soccer? How did they get actors like Tim Roth, Sam Neill, and Gerard Depardieu? I guess I'd sell out for a million dollars.        

Awright, settle down you slags. The Failed Critics Podcast is here, keep your hair on you bunch of Berkley Hunt's. Influenced by the paedo-hunting vigilante killers in the expectedly awful geezer-movie Mob Handed, hosts Steve Norman and Owen Hughes are up to no good with their partner in crime, Callum Petch. As well as a full-on dismantling of the aforementioned since-proclaimed "worst movie" that Owen and Steve have ever made each other watch (nudging out the likes of Kill Keith, United Passions and Spice World), we also cover the news this week that the animators on Sausage Party have been dicked on. Or.. weinered on? Anyway. We also have reviews of the first ever entry into the expanded DC universe* with Wes Craven's 1980's cult creature feature, Swamp Thing (*that's a joke), the bizarre / wonderful / strange / odd / quirky / surreal / [delete as applicable] film The Lobster, plus Callum deals a blow for nostalgia as it turns out that Highlander isn't actually all that good, really. Main releases... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hi all, Welcome to episode 039 of Another Sacked Manager. We discuss the 4-1 win away to Colchester in the FA Cup. We answer a "bulging" bag of questions from listeners. We look at the 1995 - 1997 away / third tottenham shit as we revisit the Pony Years in the latest Shirt Fronted. We the Shoot back in time for a look at the British Football landscape through the eyes of SHOOT! magazine - August 1982 Our recommendations range from Maron, Thinky Pain and the "cinematic excrument" that is United Passions. Contact us on twitter @spurssackagain FB and Instagram - Another Sacked Manager Blog anothersackedmanager.wordpress.com Email anothersackedmanager@gmail.com

On this episode we uncharacteristically talk sports, specifically futbol, as we watched the definitely-not-about-a-corrupt-organization FIFA film, United Passions. And who better to join us as we wade into these unfamiliar waters than sports expert and Flop House nemesis, David Kalan.  Elliott introduces us to the American Bean Council mascot, Stuart coins an all-new word, Dan instructs you on sportsball Fisher Stevens cosplay, and David tells us a fascinating story about Executive Decision. Movies recommended in this episode: Shaolin SoccerSteve JobsThe Battered Bastards of BaseballBeasts of No NationSicarioBeau Geste

Yuzna and a Spoonful of Corporate Silliness In this week's "Off the Shelf" we take a look United Passions - the controversial FIFA movie with the questionable existence, Magic Mike XXL, Satoshi Kon's anime thriller Perfect Blue, and the 1980's cult-monster Society. Our Film of the Week is the overly-marketed, nonsensical Terminator Genisys.

The podcast gets back on the straight and narrow this week as Tony Black is joined by best friends/reprobates Matt Latham & Matt Dawson for an unofficial Worst Movie Ever episode. Latham and Tony explain why they love THE ROOM, Tommy Wiseau's terrible 'drama', which Dawson hates... They chew into the recognised Worst Films Ever, taking recommendations from the great and good of Twitter & Facebook. Before on the recommendation of Daily Mirror's Paul Field, they look at UNITED PASSIONS, the FIFA biopic which Dawson attempts to defend and Tony explains is a propaganda whitewash. Who'll win after 90 minutes? (not that it takes that long). Also when Latham is quizzed on his favourite film, where will he stand on the Pick a Flick leaderboard by the end? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wherein Our Heroes meditate on Drogba's toe, the Group of Death, and laud Dominic Oduro's coif. Also, United Passions gets the full Young Gaffers treatment and, in a surprise twist, an Australian businessman takes home the Joey Barton Award for being very un-Kewell.  Music by: Bear Mountain - http://music.mybearmountain.com

Enjoy a free preview of Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca's commentary track for one of the lowest-grossing movies in American cinema history—the FIFA propaganda film United Passions.  If you're already a Slate Plus member, hear the full (nearly two hour!) commentary track here. If you're not a member, consider signing up -- and get a free two-week trial. Go to slate.com/hangupplus.  How to sync: After introduction, listen for the producer counting "1, 2, 3, go!" When you hear "go," starting playing your copy of United Passions, available from Amazon, Google Play, and iTunes.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Entourage er mer et fenomen enn en film, men er morsom! Fallout Shelter er et bra nettbrettspill – men bare i et par timer. Mummitrollet på Rivieraen er en kjærlighetserklæring til Tove Janssons figurer og univers. United Passions, historien om FIFA, er en real drittfilm. Og vi har sett de første episodene av de nye HBO-seriene Ballers, True Detective 2 og The Brink. (SPOILER ALERT!) Dessuten skal vi diskutere avslutningen på Game Of Thrones sesong 5 (gjentar: SPOILER ALERT!), og fortelle om de viktigste nyhetene fra spillmessa E3.

Emma Platt hosts and is joined by Chris Haigh, Ian Austin & Tony Black, to discuss the latest UK Box Office Top Ten, plus: -- This weeks NEWS, including responses to controversial FIFA biopic UNITED PASSIONS, the truth about Eddie the Eagle's biopic, and why Josh Trank *really* quit Star Wars Anthology 2... Ian--possibly possessed by Pazuzu--gives his scathing thoughts about INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 3... Chris & Tony both chat about how much they enjoyed Paul Feig's action comedy SPY... And finally, in an exciting new semi-regular section called DEAD MEAT, all about the horror genre, Emma gives us a fascinating semiotic insight into the foundations & origins of cinematic horror, plus asks the boys - what is their favourite scary movie?

Emma Platt hosts and is joined by Chris Haigh, Ian Austin & Tony Black, to discuss the latest UK Box Office Top Ten, plus: -- This weeks NEWS, including responses to controversial FIFA biopic UNITED PASSIONS, the truth about Eddie the Eagle's biopic, and why Josh Trank *really* quit Star Wars Anthology 2... Ian--possibly possessed by Pazuzu--gives his scathing thoughts about INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 3... Chris & Tony both chat about how much they enjoyed Paul Feig's action comedy SPY... And finally, in an exciting new semi-regular section called DEAD MEAT, all about the horror genre, Emma gives us a fascinating semiotic insight into the foundations & origins of cinematic horror, plus asks the boys - what is their favourite scary movie? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What happens when you reunite the filthy minds of [The Mirror's film correspondent] Paul Field and Andrew Brooker on the same podcast as Steve Norman and Owen Hughes? If you guessed "clean, mild mannered discussion on various films in the cinema" then you'd be wrong. This episode is explicit with a capital E. And a capital X, P, L, I, C, I and T as well. You have been warned! Although there are still plenty of films discussed this week. Together, in-between the carnage, the team manage to put together 80 minutes of semi-coherent chat, starting as ever with a tightly poised quiz (+ results from last week's United Passions defence) and discussing the latest from the world of film news, including Jurassic World's initially poor reception and Hugh Jackman relinquishing his most famous role. We also discuss a number of new releases in the cinema this past week, including: Paul Feig's comedy Spy, starring Melissa McCarthy, Jason Statham, Jude Law, Rose Byrne and Miranda Hart; the confusingly titled studio... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dogged this past week by claims of corruption, rigged voting and overweight power mad men running the show... No, it's not Steve and Owen here at Failed Critics! No. It's not even Sepp Blatter at FIFA. It's actually our guest Tony Black, who is joining us from Black Hole Cinema. After an open and equal voting process, Tony won his opportunity to join us this week completely fairly. Owen's new sports car and Steve's new handbag are just mere coincidences. The quiz this week has a slightly tongue in cheek twist as the team try to defend the FIFA backed film United Passions (don't forget to let us know which one is your favourite!) As well as this, the team also discuss: the front runners for the role of Spider-Man in the new Marvel Cinematic Universe film; Owen watches Alpha Papa twice in a week; Tony takes a look at the Kickstarter backed short film Kung Fury; and Steve finally gets around to seeing 22 Jump Street. And as if all of that wasn't enough, there's even time to squeeze in reviews of Brad... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

- MELBOURNE: Come and watch us rip into United Passions live with special guests! Saturday, April 4th, 1pm at The Imperial Hotel. Tickets: youbeautypodcast.com - Comedian Michael Hing joins us this week to talk about a sport that's never come up on the show before: competitive gaming! We hear about what it takes to compete on an international level, how the leagues are structured and the brutality of online sledging. Go check out Michael Hing at this year's Comedy Festival, and follow him on Twitter: @hingersWe now have a website where you can find all our episodes and get in touch super easily: youbeautypodcast.com Keep spreading the word, leaving reviews and get in touch to tell us what you'd like us to discuss. Hit us up on Twitter: @YouBeautyPod, @SamCGray & @Dassalo and Facebook.com/YouBeautyPodcast