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This month is “Action August” at Catching Up On Cinema!
All month long, we'll be reviewing high concept action thrillers that involve environmental gimmicks in some fashion.
This week,Trevor conducts a solo review of Robert Butler's, Turbulence (1997)!
Starring Ray Liotta and Lauren Holly, Turbulence (1997) is a clumsy action-thriller taking place on a 747 jumbo jet.
Released the same year as the superior Con Air (1997) and Air Force One (1997), Turbulence was a box office failure that is largely forgotten by Hollywood and the general public.
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This month is “Action August” at Catching Up On Cinema!
All month long, we'll be reviewing high concept action thrillers that involve environmental gimmicks in some fashion.
This week however, we take a break from the gimmicky action thrillers, as Trevor and his buddy Brad from the Cinema Speak podcast head out to the theater to review Christopher McQuarrie's, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One (2023)!
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This month is “Action August” at Catching Up On Cinema!
All month long, we'll be reviewing high concept action thrillers that involve environmental gimmicks in some fashion.
This week, Kyle returns to the podcast to help Trevor review Curtis Hanson's, The River Wild (1994)!
An excellent wilderness adventure-thriller set on a raging river, The River Wild (1994) is headlined by Meryl Streep, and also features Kevin Bacon as a terrific villain.
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This month is “Action August” at Catching Up On Cinema!
All month long, we'll be reviewing high concept action thrillers that involve environmental gimmicks in some fashion.
To kick things off, Trevor conducts a solo review of Deran Sarafian's, Terminal Velocity (1994)!
Starring Charlie Sheen, Terminal Velocity (1994) is a breezy and enjoyable skydiving themed espionage thriller that features an affable cast of players and handsome aerial stunts and cinematography.
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It's once again time for Catching Up On Cinema's monthly Catching Up On Blu-Ray episode!
In this episode, Trevor takes a look at the physical media releases for the month of July 2023.
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Join Trevor and his buddy Brad from the Cinema Speak podcast, as they chat about their "Recent Reviews!" AKA blu-rays from their collections that they've watched recently.
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This week, Trevor conducts a solo review of Rolfe Kanefsky's, There's Nothing Out There (1991)!
A silly and boob-tacular horror-comedy, There's Nothing Out There (1991) is a fun little creature feature that is made infinitely more watchable (and memorable) due to the inclusion of Mike (Craig Peck), a self-aware, horror movie aficionado/audience proxy that is thankfully more entertaining than annoying.
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This week, Trevor conducts a solo review of George Tillman Jr.'s, Big George Foreman: The Miraculous Story of the Once and Future Heavyweight Champion of the World (2023)!
Starring Khris Davis as boxing legend, George Foreman, Big George Foreman: The Miraculous Story of the Once and Future Heavyweight Champion of the World (2023) is a biopic from Christian film production house, Affirm Films.
A faith oriented sports drama, Big George Foreman is too sanitized to be juicy with its melodrama, however the production is largely competent throughout, and aside from a couple of lackluster impersonations, (the guy they got to play Jim Lampley fails to deliver “It happened!” with the appropriate gusto) the performances are quite solid.
Benefiting massively from being based on a legitimately fascinating and incredible true story, Big George Foreman is a serviceable, albeit expectedly preachy sports drama that to be made eventually, but definitely could've been done better.
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