Charlie and the chocolate factory (2005)

01/01/22 • 39 min

Sean finds out how difficult it is to say, “toothpaste caps”, tries not to cough and to keep his voice from breaking too much in this New Year review.

Sean talks practical versus computer effects and even finds time to talk about which film he would never watch again.

Thanks for listening! Apologies for the state of my voice.

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Sean finds out how difficult it is to say, “toothpaste caps”, tries not to cough and to keep his voice from breaking too much in this New Year review.

Sean talks practical versus computer effects and even finds time to talk about which film he would never watch again.

Thanks for listening! Apologies for the state of my voice.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Frequency (2000)

Sean very breathily reviews Frequency, partly due to a cold (just a cold) and poor microphone placement.

This film is an absolute hidden gem, starring Dennis Quaid and Jim Caviezel about a father and son who communicate across time.

If this is too boring and coherent then try my previous episode, in which my sister made a joke of a review but a hell of an entertaining podcast, when she guest-starred for the first time on the podcast.

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*The cold turned out to be Covid*

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The Fugitive (1993) with Josh Skaar from Talking SMAC Podcast.

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Josh from the 'Talking SMAC' (Superheroes, Movies, Animation & Comics) Podcast joins Sean to discuss one of Josh's Dads favourite films, The Fugitive (1993).

Poor Josh gets quizzed about American Geography by Sean, before they discover a shared love of the show Scrubs. They also talk US and English accents.

If you like American Geography and Scrubs then this is the episode for you.

Go over and check out Josh's podcast Talking SMAC on all good platforms.

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