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This episode is dedicated to talking all things spoilers about yet another attempt from David Gordon Green to create a legacy sequel for another beloved horror franchise. This time he's taking on The Exorcist with The Exorcist: Believer. I can't talk about such a legendary franchise without some legendary guests. I'm jointed by Tommy from the Haven't scene it podcast. On this one we talk about some positives. We talk why this film isn’t particularly scary. We talk about why we didn't particularly care about a lot of the characters especially in that last scene. We talk about some missed opportunities. Plus how to not bring back a legacy character. IMDB page
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This episode as Matthew Vaughn is back hitting the big screen with a massive cast, filled with stars in his latest spy movie Argylle, so we are naturally gonna be talking Matthew Vaughn films. Of course I can't talk alone about a great British maker. I'm joined by another regular podcast, a couple that can talk movies for America, John and Georgia from the Comfort films Podcast.
Warning we Will be talking SPOILERS. Also there was an issue with Martins Microphone, so his sound quality for this part is not up to the usual standard so we apologise for that.
John and Georgias pick for Matthew Vaughn films is arguably his best film that started his own franchise, Kingsman: The Secret Service. On this one we talk about some of the most accomplished action scenes Vaughn has ever made. We talk about the genius of casting Colin Firth. The casting of Samuel L Jackson, in how he subverts the bond villain. We talk about how this film guessing all the time. Plus we talk about the infamous church scene. IMDB page
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This week on the pod as Wonder Woman 1984 comes out we thought it would be greet to talk about our favourite DC Extended Universe films. And to keep the peace in the comic book world on this podcast.
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Martins pick this week is well Wonder Woman 2017. Starring Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, David Thewlis, Connie Nielsen and Robin Wright. Screenplay and Story by Allan Heinberg, Zack Snyder and Jason Fuchs. Cinematography by Matthew Jensen. Directed by Patty Jenkins. When a pilot crashes and tells of conflict in the outside world, Diana, an Amazonian warrior in training, leaves home to fight a war, discovering her full powers and true destiny.
For Wonder Woman we discuss the great uses of slow motion in the excellently directed action scenes. We talk why the World War One setting is very deliberate for the origins of of iconic comic book character.
Boaz's pick this week is the rightful king of Atlantis, Aquaman 2018. starring Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Willem Dafoe, Patrick Wilson and Nicole Kidman. Screenplay and story by Will Beall, David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick and James Wan. Cinematography by Don Burgess. Directed by James Wan. Arthur Curry, the human-born heir to the underwater kingdom of Atlantis, goes on a quest to prevent a war between the worlds of ocean and land.
On this one we discuss how quite frankly nuts this film, the great use of CGI and the great crime against the world of wine!
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This week on the pod as the film Reminiscence hits theatres, we will be focusing our attentions on the star of that film, the Aussie legend, Wolverine himself, Hugh Jackman.
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Boaz's pick for this week is an unexpected choice in the British feel good bio pic, Eddie the Eagle. Our second Dexter Fletcher film featured on the pod. On this one we talk about how funny this film is. How only a British film maker could make this film. We dare to try out our Christopher Walken immersions. IMDB page.
Martins pick for this week is our first Christopher Nolan film on the pod. The Prestige. On this one we talk about why this actually one Nolans least visually inspiring films. We talk about all the twist on twist on twists in the film. Why this film really does make you feel really stupid. IMDB page.
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This week on the Pod as, A World to Come will be hitting Netflix we thought it would be a great opportunity to talk our Favourite LGBTQ films, of which there are few, but incredibly good.
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Boaz's pick this week is Luca Guadagnino's Call ME by Your Name. We mainly talk about why we would love to be in Italy right now and that everything is fine in Italy. We talk about how a director would actually direct actors in a movie like this. Plus about the horrible food abuse in this film. That poor egg. IMDB page
Martins pick this week is the Todd Haynes masterpiece that is Carol based on the Patricia Highsmith novel The Price of Salt. In this fifties set love story we talk about the incredible acting skills of both Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara and the rest of the cast. We talk about the incredible look this film has shot on 16mm film. You can probably guess who writes these show notes. IMDB page
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