Circuit Breaker! - The Awards, Film, & TV Podcast

Circuit Breaker! - The Awards, Film, & TV Podcast

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  • Circuit Breaker Episode 11: The Overdue Narrative, Acting Categories and NYFF
    Welcome to the Awards Circuit podcast titled “CIRCUIT BREAKER!,” a weekly podcast from AwardsCircuit.com featuring host Clayton Davis along with panelists Sam Coffey, Mark Johnson and Joey Magidson. We discuss movies, television and all the awards shows that need predicting. New episodes are released every Monday. Find us on Twitter at@Circuit_Pod, email us at [email protected], and submit your comments and questions at the bottom of the episode.
    On the podcast agenda:

    * The acting races are heating up and we go through each of them and talk about the frontrunners, and what it really means to be overdue.
    * BEST ACTOR: Are there any other feasible winners besides Casey Affleck (“Manchester by the Sea”), Ryan Gosling (“La La Land”) and Denzel Washington (“Fences”)?
    * BEST ACTRESS: The most competitive race that has no agreed upon frontrunner. Is Emma Stone a threat for the gold? Is Viola Davis set up for a win no matter what? What about Annette Bening (“20th Century Women”) or Natalie Portman (“Jackie”)?
    * BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: The most fluid category – where anyone can take the top spot at any moment. Is Liam Neeson (“Silence”) this year’s Stanley Tucci? Are there too many great men in “Moonlight?” Do Michael Shannon (“Nocturnal Animals”) or Hugh Grant (“Florence Foster Jenkins”) have the veteran card to play?
    * BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: With the most supporting performers ever, whose screen time really matters?  Could Naomie Harris win an Oscar for a weekend’s work?  Does Kristen Stewart’s five films make a threat for an Oscar nod no matter what?
    * Talking some news of the week including the casting of Bill Hader in “Power Rangers,” “La La Land’s” release date change and Paul Dano’s directorial debut.
    * TIFF handed out their Audience award to “La La Land.”  Is it our Best Picture winner?
    * Taking questions from our esteemed readership.

    Comment and send in #CinephileShowdowns,#ChoosetheGold, and #ACCircuitBreaker questions in the comment section below!
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    1 hr 20 min
  • Circuit Breaker Podcast Episode 10: Big Five, Lead v. Supporting, and ‘Jackie’ on the Block
    Welcome to the Awards Circuit podcast titled “CIRCUIT BREAKER!“, a weekly podcast from AwardsCircuit.com featuring host Clayton Davis along with panelists Sam Coffey, Mark Johnson, and Joey Magidson.  We discuss movies, television and all the awards shows that need predicting. New episodes are released every Monday. Find us on Twitter at@Circuit_Pod, email us at [email protected], and submit your comments and questions at the bottom of the episode.
    On the podcast agenda:

    * Talking about the films that showed a TIFF including “The Birth of a Nation,” “Moonlight,” and more.
    * Rumors have spread that Viola Davis could be going supporting for her upcoming performance in “Fences.”  We talk about the LEAD v. SUPPORTING argument.
    * We have several contenders for the “Big Five.”  What film can get this achievement?
    * “Jackie” has entered the race.  Can Natalie Portman go the way of Jodie Foster and Hilary Swank?
    * Talking some Oscar categories including Best Original Song.

    Comment and Send in #CinephileShowdowns,#ChoosetheGold, and #ACCircuitBreaker Questions in the comment section below!
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    51 min
  • Circuit Breaker Podcast Episode 9: TIFF Check In, New Trailers, and Final Emmy Predictions
    Welcome to the Awards Circuit podcast titled “CIRCUIT BREAKER!“, a weekly podcast from AwardsCircuit.com featuring host Clayton Davis along with panelists Sam Coffey, Mark Johnson, and Joey Magidson.  We discuss movies, television and all the awards shows that need predicting. New episodes are released every Monday. Find us on Twitter at@Circuit_Pod, email us at [email protected], and submit your comments and questions at the bottom of the episode.
    On the podcast agenda:

    * Discussing the final Emmy Predictions in preparation for Sunday’s show.
    * Talking all the new showings at the Toronto International Film Festival.
    * New trailers have hit including “Live By Night” – Is it going for an Oscar run?  We also discuss “Collateral Beauty” from David Frankel and “Gold” from Stephen Gaghan.
    * News of the week includes some Ava DuVernay bits on “A Wrinkle in Time,” Daniel Day-Lewis’ next venture, and National Board of Review announcing VERY early.
    * Prediction temperature check.  What’s #1 on your prediction charts?
    * Questions from our readers.

    Comment and Send in #CinephileShowdowns,#ChoosetheGold, and #ACCircuitBreaker Questions in the comment section below!
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    1 hr 6 min
  • Circuit Breaker Podcast Episode 8: Telluride Wrap-Up, Oscar Buzz, and the Acting Races
    Welcome to the Awards Circuit podcast titled “CIRCUIT BREAKER!“, a weekly podcast from AwardsCircuit.com featuring host Clayton Davis along with panelists Sam Coffey, Mark Johnson, and Joey Magidson.  We discuss movies, television and all the awards shows that need predicting. New episodes are released every Monday. Find us on Twitter at@Circuit_Pod, email us at [email protected], and submit your comments and questions at the bottom of the episode.
    On the podcast agenda:

    * Talking about the newest films that premiered at the Venice and Telluride Film Festivals.  Those films include:

    * “Moonlight” from Barry Jenkins and A24; starring Trevante Rhodes, Mahershala Ali, and Naomie Harris
    * “Una” from Benedict Andrews and starring Rooney Mara and Ben Mendolsohn
    * “Wakefield” from Robin Swicord and starring Bryan Cranston
    * “Toni Erdmann” from Maren Ade, the German submission for Foreign Language film
    * “Bleed from This” from Ben Younger and Open Road Films; starring Miles Teller and Aaron Eckhart
    * “Hacksaw Ridge” from Mel Gibson and Lionsgate; starring Andrew Garfield
    * “Arrival” from Denis Villenueve and Paramount Pictures; starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner
    * “Sully” from Clint Eastwood and Warner Bros.; starring Tom Hanks, Aaron Eckhart, and Laura Linney
    * “Manchester by the Sea” from Kenneth Lonergan and Roadside Attractions and Amazon Studios; starring Casey Affleck, Michelle Williams, and Lucas Hedges
    * “La La Land” from Damien Chazelle and Summit Entertainment; starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone
    * “Nocturnal Animals” from Tom Ford and Focus Features; starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, and Laura Linney


    * We also talk about the acting races and how they’re shaping up in terms of the Oscars.  Where can the race go?  The Oscar Predictions are fully underway!

    Comment and Send in #CinephileShowdowns,#ChoosetheGold, and #CircuitBreaker Questions in the comment section below!
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    1 hr 14 min
  • Circuit Breaker Episode 7: Fall Festival Preview, New Trailers, and ACCA 1994 Winners
    Welcome to the Awards Circuit podcast titled “CIRCUIT BREAKER!“, a weekly podcast from AwardsCircuit.com featuring host Clayton Davis along with panelists Sam Coffey, Mark Johnson, and Joey Magidson.  We discuss movies, television and all the awards shows that need predicting. New episodes are released every Monday. Find us on Twitter at@Circuit_Pod, email us at [email protected], and submit your comments and questions at the bottom of the episode.
    On the agenda:

    * We are naming the winners of the Awards Circuit Community Awards for 1994.  Which films have the readers chosen as the best of that given year that includes “Ed Wood,” “Forrest Gump,” “The Lion King,” “Pulp Fiction,” and “The Shawshank Redemption?”
    * We are looking at news and new trailers of the week that includes “La La Land,” “Lion,” “A United Kingdom,” and “Manchester by the Sea.”
    * Looking at the film festival previews for the Toronto International Film Festival, Venice Film Festival, Telluride Film Festival, and the New York Film Festival.  What can any of these films do in the race?

    Comment and Send in #CinephileShowdowns,#ChoosetheGold, and #CircuitBreaker Questions in the comment section below!
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    1 hr 3 min
  • Circuit Breaker Podcast Episode 6: Summer Oscars, NYFF Lineup, and Alfred Hitchcock
    Welcome to the Awards Circuit podcast titled “CIRCUIT BREAKER!“, a weekly podcast from AwardsCircuit.com featuring host Clayton Davis along with panelists Sam Coffey, Mark Johnson, and Joey Magidson.  We discuss movies, television and all the awards shows that need predicting. New episodes are released every Monday. Find us on Twitter at@Circuit_Pod, email us at [email protected], and submit your comments and questions at the bottom of the episode.
    On the agenda:

    * In honor of Alfred Hitchcock’s birthday, we’re discussing his best movies, along with his most overrated and underrated.
    * New trailers dropped that added to the Oscar conversation including Barry Jenkins’ “Moonlight,” Denis Villenueve’s “Arrival,” Robert Zemeckis’ “Allied,” and Gareth Edwards’ “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.”
    * The full slate for the New York Film Festival has been announced.  We’re talking the lineup and our most anticipated.
    * This weekend, we saw the opening of “Pete’s Dragon” and “Sausage Party.”  We discuss their merits and our qualms.
    * “Florence Foster Jenkins” from Stephen Frears also opened this weekend, putting Meryl Streep in line for her record 20th nomination.  Is it good enough to pull in Hugh Grant?
    * With summer winding down, what films from the July and August months have a shot with the Academy?
    * We have your questions and comments to share as well.  Send in #CinephileShowdowns, #ChoosetheGold, and #CircuitBreaker Questions every week!

    *REMINDER* – ACCA 1994 final ballot voting opens Tuesday.
    Comment and Send in #CinephileShowdowns, #ChoosetheGold, and #CircuitBreaker Questions in the comment section below!
    LIKE Us on Facebook: The Awards Circuit Facebook Page

    Follow Us on Twitter: @Circuit_Pod & @AwardsCircuit

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    46 min

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