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Welcome Back to the Movies! This week we are reviewing the acclaimed Netflix release "Beasts of No Nation" written/directed by Cary Fukunaga and starrting Idris Elba. It's been getting near unanimous praise, but Arthur and Caleb are going to go beyond the hype to dissect one of this year's biggest Academy trojan horses. Before we review "Beasts of No Nation," Caleb and Arthur talk about the latest in comic book news including the recently released Empire covers featuring key members of the Suicide Squad. How exactly does Will Smith's Deadshot stand up against Leto's Joker?
The two also take some time to discuss what they've been watching with Arthur knee deep in some Hitchcock and Caleb catching up on Fargo, The Leftovers, and Rick and Morty.
This is the most in-depth review of "Beasts of No Nation" for your earholes on the internet and you won't want to miss it!
*Spoiler talk starts at 46:29 until 58:41*
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Time Marks: 38:06 we enter our spoiler section. 52:47 we move out of spoilers and wrap up the show.
In the first official episode under the Back to the Movies banner, Caleb and Arthur go back to the movies to see Steve Jobs starring Michael Fassbender, directed by Danny Boyle from a script by Aaron Sorkin. Caleb and Arthur also lay the groundwork for the series with a couple of different segments, including "Trailer Talk" in which they discuss the new Star Wars trailer, and "Spoilers" where they go in depth with the film and talk the nitty gritty details of the story. Come and join us on this adventure as we go Back to the Movies.
Producer's note, this was initially published under our sister show's banner. We'll be back next week with a new episode as we talk Danny Boyle's new film, Steve Jobs.
Arthur and Caleb go Back to the Movies this week to look at and discuss Goosebumps, based on the best-selling young adult series from R.L. Stine. The movie stars Jack Black, Dylan Minnette, Odeya Rush, and Ryan Lee and is directed by Rob Letterman. Goosebumps is rated PG with an approximate run time of 103 minutes and opens nationwide on October 16th, 2015.
This innaugural episode is a spin-off of our sister show, the GoodTrash GenreCast. The format is still being tweaked and will eventually lead to its own show. In this episode, Caleb, Arthur, and guest host Dalton Stuart talk about Guillermo Del Toro's new gothic romance Crimson Peak. The formatting still follows that of our sister show, so you'll be getting more of a GoodTrash taste than BTTM, but we're getting there.
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