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This week on 3Amoviegos we open our minds to the infinite possibilities involving "time" with James Marsh's biopic, The Theory of Everything, starring Eddie Redmayne (Stephen Hawking) and Felicity Jones (Jane Wilde). We discuss the impressive strength and determination of the human consciousness when afflicted with a disease that leaves a healthy mind trapped inside a motionless body, such as Dr. Steven Hawking. Hear us jump through in our conversation about a man dedicated to finding the origin of time and the performances that brought this nearly impossible feat of human endeavor to the screen in a humble and powerful way. So much so that it’s star, Eddie Redmayne, could have bumped Birdman’s Michael Keaton off the top spot for our steed riding compadres. We may need to clear the blackboard and reevaluate our calculations! All this and more on this weeks 3Amoviegos!
This week the 3Amoviegos talk about the films nominated for Best Picture Academy Awards and give an idea for who they think the winners might be. And then they chat about Boyhood. From the poor decisions of Patricia Arquette’s character, Mom, to the truth being passed down from Ethan Hawke’s Dad, all being filtered and observed from the very calm and collected eyes of Ellar Coletrane’s Mason. Sit with us through our discussion of a 3 hour movie that could have easily been 2. Then consider possibilities as we hear Ian’s story about seeing a UFO. All that and more on this weeks 3Amoviegos!
This week on 3Amoviegos, things get heated as Ian, Martyn and Joe discuss their various perceptions of Evan Goldberg's controversial film industry changer, The Interview, starring James Franco (Dave Skylark), Seth Rogen (Aaron Rappapaort) and Randall Park (Kim Jong-Un).
This week on 3Amoviegos, Ian, Martyn and Joe gallop to the holiday spirit by dipping their boots into Robin Williams' final film, Merry Friggin' Christmas... kind of. Fortunately, they only made it 20 minutes into the movie before coming to the realization that Krampus: The Christmas Devil was the only movie worth wasting anymore time over. Saddle up, shake some sleigh bells and slap that steed ass, let's ride! This is gonna be good!
This week Ian, Martyn and Joe attach chariots to their steeds and crash through Ridley Scott's, Exodus: Gods and Kings. The gang discuss Scott's interpretation of the epic Bible story of Moses freeing his people from enslavement by the Egyptians and uncover some unbelievable revelations - The ultimate game of thrones!
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