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The Movie Review Podcast that Dreams are Made Of.
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Wednesday May 04, 2016
Wednesday May 04, 2016
This week Brad Decker, editor of the online entertainment publication Panel and Frame, along with Amanda Kowalski and animator Katie Tamboer, join the show to discuss the kitten-themed action-comedy "Keanu," starring television's Key and Peele. We also talk about DC's plans for a "Flash" movie amidst their director suddenly leaving, we talk about the casting announcement for a "Tomb Raider" reboot and at the end of the show the guests review the Hitler-themed German comedy "Look Who's Back," which is streaming now on Netflix.
Keanu trailer
Tuesday Apr 26, 2016
Tuesday Apr 26, 2016
This week we say farewell the his Purpleness, Prince, and after discussing this week's movie news we review Disney's latest version of their classic, "The Jungle Book." We also review the violent indie thriller "Green Room," which stars Sir Patrick Stewart as a Neo-Nazi skinhead. At the end the program for our Netflix Homework we review the British road-comedy "The Trip," starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon.
The Jungle Book trailer
Wednesday Apr 13, 2016
Wednesday Apr 13, 2016
This episode we review the sci-fi indie "Midnight Special" and Richard Linklater's new comedy "Everybody Wants Some." We also, weirdly, talk a lot about Snow White's different cinematic portrayals and at the end of the program, for our Netflix Homework, we review the Icelandic penis-documentary "The Final Member."
Wednesday Apr 06, 2016
Wednesday Apr 06, 2016
This episode we burn through the week's movie news in another lightening round and we review the dark comedy "The Bronze," written by and starring Melissa Rauch of "The Big Bang Theory." For our Netflix Homework we also review 1970 Italian thriller 'The Conformist," directed by the great Bernardo Bertolucci.
Wednesday Mar 30, 2016
Wednesday Mar 30, 2016
This week we bring on Patrick, host of the podcasts Almost Educational and Make Dad Read Comics, to help us review Warner Bros' "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. I also quiz our guest with a game of "Real Movie Premise or Made Up." At the end of the program we review the homelessness-themed drama "Shelter" for our Netflix homework.
Batman v Superman trailer
Thursday Mar 17, 2016
Thursday Mar 17, 2016
This episode we review the J.J. Abram's produced thriller "10 Cloverfield Lane," and John Hillcoat's cops and robbers movie "Triple 9." We also run through the last few weeks of movie news in a special lightning round edition of the segment, and for our Netflix homework we review the 2006 Will Ferrell comedy "Talledega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby."
Tuesday Mar 01, 2016
Tuesday Mar 01, 2016
San Diego comedian and friend of the show Keith Foster takes Richard's spot as co-host for a week to review the Olympic ski-jumping comedy "Eddie the Eagle." We also discuss our reactions and opinions about the 88th Academy Awards, and for our Netflix Homework we review the Lorn Michael's produced "Staten Island Summer."
Thursday Feb 25, 2016
Thursday Feb 25, 2016
This week we review Robert Egger's debut horror film, "The Witch" and spend a good bit of time trying to decide if it's pro-feminism, pro-Satan or just pro-Bergman. We also talk about Emily Blunt's casting as the new Mary Poppins, we discuss the "Daredevil" show-runner taking over "Pacific Rim 2" and at the end of the show, for our Netflix Homework, we review Peter Jackson's 1994 dramatic-thriller "Heavenly Creatures."
The Witch trailer
Wednesday Feb 17, 2016
Wednesday Feb 17, 2016
This week we review Twentieth Century Fox's "Deadpool" marketing campaign, as well as the movie that followed it. We also discuss Johnny Depp's casting as Universal's new "Invisible Man" and at the end of the show we review the sports documentary "30 for 30: Broke."
Deadpool trailer
Wednesday Feb 10, 2016
Wednesday Feb 10, 2016
This week we play catch up with reviews for both the Natalie Portman western "Jane Got a Gun and the new Coen Brothers movie "Hail Caesar!" We also discuss the current movie news and for our Netflix Homework we review the 80s styled exploitation comedy "Turbo Kid."