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Back to the movies episodes
- Spotlight V Superheroes
In this week's episode of Back to the Movies, we hop on the superhero hype train to discuss the recently released Captain America: Civil War and Batman vs Superman trailers. Marvel's relentlessly successful superhero movie machine is making compelling competition for DC's biggest posterboys in 2016, but in the end who will be the true box office victor? Arthur and Caleb give their impressions of each trailer before putting in their final predictions for the winner of the comic book movie Battle Royale.
Before reviewing this week's movie Spotlight, the duo talk Mad Max: Fury Road's big win for picture of the year from The National Board of Review and the academy's reluctance to accept genre films into its prestige categories. Caleb also takes a moment to discuss Kickstarter culture and the recent announcement of Patton Oswalt's involvement in the resurrected Mystery Science Theater 3000.
This week's review discussion is covering the star studded prestige drama Spotlight starring Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams, Stanley Tucci, and Liev Schreiber. The film centers on the Boston Globe's investigation into the mass cover up of sexual abuse from priests in the Catholic Church. Is it really worthy of Oscar talks or is this just another run of the mill drama.
News - 2:14
Batman vs Superman Trailer Talk -16:15
Spoiler Free Spotlight Review - 38:43
*Spoilers start at 56:42*
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1 hr 14 min - Back to the movies 106 Star Wars INel 1999, dopo 16 anni di attesa riempiti da fumetti, libri e videogiochi, torna nelle sale Star Wars con l'inizio di una nuova saga di prequel, "La minaccia fantasma". L'esplorazione del più celebre universo fantascientifico della storia del cinema riprende da qui.1 hr
- Is It The Best Dinosaur?
In this special holiday weekend edition of Back to the Movies, Caleb is joined by special guest host Jacob Oller from shouldIwatchreviews.com to review Pixar's second outing of the year, The Good Dinosaur. With so much acclaim riding off of Inside Out, can Pixar's dino outing really step away from its own shadow?
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28 min - The Night Before 4/20
In this week's Back to The Movies Caleb and Arthur review the latest Christmas comedy from writer/director Jonathan Levine and stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogan, The Night Before. Before reviewing the stoner comic duo's film, the two talk the recently announced Memento remake and the the Robert Rodriguez/John Malkovich 2115 stunt collaboration.
With Thanksgiving finally here, we take some time to talk about a few things of the things we've been watching. Arthur and Caleb are both jazzed about the recent wide release of Spotlight and Arthur talks his most binge session of Master of None.
The most wonderful time of the year is in full swing and we'd love to hear from you dear listener! What do you think about all of this crazy Hollywood news? What are your thoughts on The Night Before? Send us your feedback and we'll read it on our next show!
Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy the show!
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1 hr 4 min - Back to the movies 105 Hunger GamesTutta la saga di Hunger Games per chi non l'ha amata, ma anche per chi ancora non l'ha vista tutta (con Val in collegamento dal Torino Film Festival).1 hr
- Mockingjay Episode II : The Epilogue Strikes Back
This week's Back to the Movies takes us to the epic conclusion of Katniss Everdeen's revolution against the Capitol of Panem in Mockingjay Part 2. After three years and four movies, the jig is up as the rebellion make a final push with Mockingjay Katniss Everdeen to take down the tyranny of President Snow in order to birth a new world order. As Katniss brings her mission to a close, the lines between friend and foe become increasingly muddled which leads her to make world shaping decisions. Does the final entry bring satisfying closure to the hugely popular series?
Before reviewing one of the most anticipated young adult novel adaptions since Harry Potter, Arthur and Caleb talk some of the biggest news in the entertainment industry including Martin Scorsese's next film Silence and the impact the recent events in Paris are having on Hollywood.
Caleb and Arthur talk about their histories with the hit franchise before discussing expectations for the concluding chapter of the series. After giving their review and recommendations, the duo have an in depth spoiler discussion to flesh out some of the film's most memorable moments followed by a concluding analyisis to determine whether or not the story's running themes found an impactful resolution. It's one of the most intense discussions our hosts have faced yet and you won't want to miss it!
*Spoilers From 44:31 to 1:04:34*
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1 hr 11 min - Back to the movies 104 Pan"Pan - Viaggio sull'Isola che non c'è" è il prequel della celebre fiaba di Peter Pan, più a volte apparsa al cinema in varie versioni: mute, animate, seguiti, rivistazioni, retroscena. Una grande puntata sul Peter Pan cinematografico con un una straordinaria anteprima finale del nostro Carlo Cerofolini: "Steve Jobs" di Danny Boyle, che uscirà nelle sale italiane solo a fine gennaio.1 hr
- Love The Coopers?
In this week's episode of Back to the Movies we review the first Christmas release of the year, Love the Coopers. The film features an all star cast including John Goodman, Diane Keaton, Ed Helms, Olivia Wilde, Alan Arkin, Amanda Seyfried, and Anthony Mackie.
Before reviewing the Hallmark spin, Caleb and Arthur take a moment to reflect on the passing of the legendary Gunner Hanson before discussing this past week's news. With Spectre in the books at MGM and EON Productions, the mega-franchise's distribution rights are up for grabs. Caleb talks a bit about the business options on the table and Arthur talks about Nicolas Winding Refn's upcoming Amazon feature The Neon Demon.
The duo also kicks off a new segment dedicated to movie trailers called "Trailer Talk Time". On this edition of Trailer Talk Time, Caleb and Arthur take a look at the Warcraft, The Hateful Eight, and Through the Looking Glass.
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59 min - Back to the movies 103 SpectreCon l'uscita di "Spectre", quarto film della saga di James Bond interpretato da Daniel Craig e secondo diretto da Sam Mendes, non potevamo non ripercorrere la storia dell'agente segreto più famoso della storia del cinema. E lo abbiamo fatto con due ospiti d'eccezione: il solito Carlo Cerofolini, ma anche Marco Paracchini, regista e autore di un libro su James Bond.1 hr
- A Spectre-cular Letdown
In this week's Back to the Movies we review Daniel Craig's fourth Bond outing Spectre featuring special guest host Alexandra Bohannon from our parent podcast, The Good Trash Genrecast. Spectre has the near impossible task of following up 2012's spectacular outing Skyfall. With Sam Mendes back in the director's chair and academy award winner Christoph Waltz set as Bond's big bad, the movie has had an incredible amount of hype and anticipation. Caleb, Arthur, and Alex review their history with the Bond franchise before deciding whether or not this is the 007 trip to take to the movies.
Before covering Spectre in the latest MI:6 adventure, Arthur and Caleb talk about the latest news on 2016's trip back to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Lastly, the duo pick their favorite front runners for critical and box office success leading into the holiday season.
*Spoilers 52:49 - 1:05:57*
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Il Cinema, spesso definito come la settima arte. E come tutte le forme d’arte apprezzabile da tutti, e per i motivi più disparati, qualcuno si innamorerà di un film per via della colonna sonora, altri…
per gli attori che spesso ci porteranno alle lacrime … di gioia, o rabbia magari.Come tutte le forme d’arte però ci sono dei righelli che ci permettono di comprende al meglio il media e analizzare perché quel film ci ha veramente trasportato lontano. Wikipedia ci dice che gli aspetti più importanti in un film sono:RegiaSoggetto e sceneggiaturaFotografiaMontaggioColonna sonoraEffetti specialiTecnologie e figure professionaliForse non siete in grado di padroneggiare al meglio tutti questi punti …E quindi?Quindi salite sulla DeLorean DMC-12 di Riplive.it e allaciate le cinture. Guidata da Paul e Val, la macchina del tempo di R.I.P vi porta a conoscere il mondo del cinema.