By CinemaVerse Podcasts
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.
On this episode, Yabo, Nebi, Billy, and Nigel talk about the newest Guy Ritchie film, Wrath of Man. The discuss how well made the film is, how effectively the narrative unfolds, and how good the actions is. And speaking of action, all of them will also share their individual lists for "Top 10 Action Movies" of the 2000s (thus far), in addition to conversing on what makes a good action movie and what they consider action.
Time Stamps
Intro 00:00
The Theater Experience 05:14
Wrath of Man 12:46
Thoughts on the Action Genre 38:18
Top 10 Action Movies of the 21st Century 49:33
Honourable Mentions & Closing 02:01:16
To watch Podcast 41 - Shiva Baby
- Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm2tOIvKMio&t=935s
- Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLN-5rBct5E&t=0s
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Welcome to another episode of CinemaVerse Podcasts. This week, Nebi returns and joins Yabo as they talk their expectations for the MCU's latest project, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, following the pheom that was Wandavision. They get into how the show (or miniseries?) tackled politics, how good the acting and the dynamics are, and our thoughts on the storyline and villains. Finally, Yabo and Nebi come to a consensus on the ranking of the six episodes.
Time Stamps
00:00 INTRO
04:50 Expextations & Spoiler-Free Thoughts
13:53 Dynamics & Acting
20:32 Villains, Storyline, & Politics
33:00 Coming to a Consensus (Episodes Ranked)
58:30 Closing
Podcast 41 - Shiva Baby
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm2tOIvKMio&t=935s
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLN-5rBct5E
To find CinemaVerse Podcasts, including this one, on audio networks, just search up 'CinemaVerse Podcasts' on Spotify, Google Podcasts, etc. If you like our content, make sure to subscribe on the platform of your choice (or all of them) to be notified when a new podcast is posted.
Welcome to part two of our Shiva Baby Review. Here, we are going to analyze the score, the payoff of the film, and give out awards for best line, scene, and actress.
Time Stamps
00:00 Score
21:07 Payoff
30:55 Awards
48:48 Our Final Thoughts
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Today, your host Yabenek Mekebo, along with returning guests, Billy and Andrew, enter the universe of the debut film written by, directed by, and produced by (not to mention adapted from a short by) Emma Seligman. This movie is currently the most popular on Letterboxd and has gotten a lot of buzz in the Cinephile community. So, come and join us as we tall crocs, school, and answer the question "how good is shiva baby?"
Time Stamps
00:00 Crocs
04:50 What's Shiva Baby
09:29 Our Expectations & Spoiler-Free Reviews
17:31 Acting
25:46 Script/Plot
44:01 Aesthetics
54:52 Epilogue
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2021 is kind of flying bye isn't it. Goodness, it's already April. So, on this episode of CinemaVerse Podcasts, we're going to take a look back at 2021 as a year in movies so far and then we'll look forward and give you guys our top 5 most anticipated films of the next eight months. Plus, a whole buncha honorable mentions.
Time Stamps:
00:00 Is 2021 a good year in film? Is it one we're looking forward to finishing?
05:48 Honorable Mentions
11:18 Running through our lists
23:23 Yabo's Long List
26:51 The current state of film is troubling
31:43 What're we looking forward to in 2021
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On this episode of CinemaVerse, Yabo and Nebs take a look at the newest BLOCKbuster film that has officially revived movie theaters, Godzilla v. Kong. Currently sitting with an A cinema score and a 75% (Certified Fresh) score on Rotten Tomatoes, it seems to be pretty good. But is it really? Join us as we discuss our first experience back at theaters in fourteen months and the quality of the MonsterVerse finale.
Time Stamps
00:00 Intro (& Our Expectations)
03:48 Theater Talk (Our First Time Back)
09:21 Godzilla v. Kong's success
11:09 Spoiler-Free thoughts
15:30 Plot Analysis & Spoiler Review
37:41 Grade & Recap
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Your co-hosts, Nebi and Yabo, are looking back through CinemaVerse's podography and ranking all of the movies they've reviewed. Plus, they're going to evaluate some of the tournament winners. Plus plus, hear them talk about and get some insight into what type of movie watcher you are.
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What exactly is the CinemaVerse Podcast Network? Well, listen to this channel trailer to figure out what these podcasts cover before diving deep into our content.
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.