CinemATL Podcast

It’s time once again to discuss the shows, movies and online videos that we’ve been watching. Hopefully we’ll clue you into some new favorites including "Reservation Dogs," "The Divide" and Dorktown's "History of the Atlanta Falcons."

We're back from a brief hiatus to review the big movie release, "The Suicide Squad." James Gunn's first foray into the DC Universe made its debut in theaters and on HBO Max. Is this remake/reboot/sequel worth your time? We'll let you know in our NON-SPOILER review.

The Sundance Audience Award winning film “Smoke Signals,” directed by Chris Eyre, burst on to the indie film scene in 1998. While it was well received, this groundbreaking movie about Native Americans, doesn't receive the recognition we think it deserves. We discuss the film, its impact on diversity in Hollywood, and why there aren't more like it.

What's shooting in Atlanta, and what's coming soon? We discuss some upcoming films and shows like Jungle Cruise, Respect, Walking Dead Season 11 and more. Plus, Georgia productions represent in this year's Emmy nominations!

With Black Widow coming out in theaters this week, we thought it’d be fun to discuss our favorite Marvel movies in the latest edition of Top 3. Plus, as an added bonus, stick around until the end, where Martin and Mike rank all 24 of the MCU Movies. Does our list match yours? Let us know in the comments!

“Black Widow” is the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. After a nearly two-year delay, it’s finally here. Scarlett Johansson is back in the title role as Natasha Romanoff in her first solo movie in the MCU. Does it live up to the gold standard that Marvel has set? We discuss the film without any major spoilers...

With Father’s Day coming this weekend, we're discussing some of our favorite movies about Dear Ol’ Dad in our latest Top 3. Which movies made the cut?

It’s time for our June Industry News edition, where we discuss what’s shooting in Georgia and more! We talk about the Loki series, the new Conjuring movie and upcoming films from Owen Wilson, Andy Garcia and Alec Baldwin.

We're back with a new episode! This week we take a look at the under-appreciated "Atomic Blonde," which hosts Michael D Friedman and Martin Kelley both had as our favorite film from 2017. We examine what makes this film so complete, and why it may not have received the love it deserved.

About Atomic Blonde (2017): An undercover MI6 agent is sent to Berlin during the Cold War to investigate the murder of a fellow agent and recover a missing list of double agents. Directed by David Leitch and starring Charlize Theron as Lorraine and James McAvoy as Percival, along with Toby Jones, John Goodman, Sofia Boutella, Eddie Marsan and Bill Skarsgard, Atomic Blonde is a stylistic thriller that is gorgeous, riveting and action packed.

This week we talk with Jordan Noel and Hudson Phillips, the team behind “This World Alone” which was just released this week on digital On Demand. We talk with them about how the film was made and much more.

“This World Alone” is a post-apocalyptic drama / thriller about three women attempting to survive after a cataclysmic event leaves the Earth without technology or power.

Jordan Noel is an artist and movie director who spends way more time parenting than he does making art or directing movies. He spent the lion’s share of his life in Georgia but now lives in Nashville because his wife really wanted to live there.

Hudson Phillips is a screenwriter and indie film producer in Atlanta, GA. He's also the founder of ScriptBlast—an online productivity and accountability community to help struggling writers finish their screenplays and host of the ScriptBlast Screenwriting Podcast.

Learn more about "This World Alone":

https://www.thisworldalone.com/

Join ScriptBlast:

http://www.scriptblast.com/