[On Demand] Alleged Hollywood Jerks, Fast 8 & The Rock (AGAIN), Plot Fiction (EP 36)

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06/02/16 • 56 min

The Last Row: A Rewatchable Movie Podcast

As Drew can attest, Badway can be difficult to handle on the set of The Last Row Podcast. This week’s On Demand episode focuses on the actors and actresses who are rumored to be divas on the sets of their films. The guys discuss the shade that Irish filmmaker John Carney threw at Keira Knightley recently, and speculate on who else in Hollywood is most likely to be a jerk to their castmates and directors. Additionally, they discuss the new character tidbits The Rock leaked about his character, “Hobbs” during Fast 8 filming. Finally, Badway attempts to stump Drew in another round of Plot Fiction.

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San Andreas (EP 35)

This week, The Last Row Podcast turns to the disaster movie genre, with a focus on The Rock’s San Andreas. Drew and Badway compare the earthquake epic to other natural disaster flicks, pondering on and off-screen body counts, overall mood, and whether Badway would be of any use in an emergency (he’s not). Other topics include: rioting, the ethics of saving your family over helping hundreds of others, disaster movie casting characteristics, and examining the future of the on-screen relationships after the credits roll.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (EP 37)

Have you ever wondered what a giant turtle looks like on horseback? Is it socially acceptable for a human to have a love scene with a mutant turtle? Is Shredder nothing more than a glorified pickpocket? All of these questions and much more are answered on an all “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” episode of The Last Row Podcast! Join Drew and Badway as they potentially ruin your childhood by looking back at all of the big-screen features and find out if they hold up over twenty years later. Also, the guys compare old-to-new as Badway gives his impressions of the newest installment: TMNT: Out Of The Shadows. Additionally, the guys cover everything, from toys, to the cartoons, to the ill-fated live action Fox series, argue CG vs real costumes, and break down the absurdly embarrassing old-school stage show: “Coming Out Of Their Shells”.