Defending  Your Movie

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  • Episode 8.5: The Logan Mini
    Today's mini episode features the script for Friday, and a review of Logan. We dropped an X-Men episode on March 3rd to coincide with the release of Logan and now that the host Jeremy Meyer has seen the movie, he gives his opinion on the movie with a non-spoiler and spoiler review. Don't worry there's a fair warning before spoilers! As always you can find Friday's script on our tumblr, . You can also follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast, and you can email the show at .com. Don't forget to leave an iTunes review if you want to help the show out.
    24 min
  • Episode 8.5: The Logan Mini

    Today's mini episode features the script for Friday, and a review of Logan. We dropped an X-Men episode on March 3rd to coincide with the release of Logan and now that the host Jeremy Meyer has seen the movie, he gives his opinion on the movie with a non-spoiler and spoiler review. Don't worry there's a fair warning before spoilers! As always you can find Friday's script on our tumblr, www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com. You can also follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast, and you can email the show at shelvedfilmpodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to leave an iTunes review if you want to help the show out.

    24 min
  • Episode 8: Ares
    Well this is the first Black List script to make it onto Shelved. The Black List is a list of scripts circulating Hollywood that have high praise or are highly sought out. Ares is an interesting Sci-Fi script that feels like The Bourne Identity meets The Martian. Written by: Geneva Robertson-Dworet Logline: The survival story of an astronaut whose space capsule crash lands in the African desert and whose mission to space was part of a larger conspiracy. You can find the script on our Tumblr . Email: Twitter: @shelvedpodcast
    48 min
  • Episode 8: Ares

    Well this is the first Black List script to make it onto Shelved. The Black List is a list of scripts circulating Hollywood that have high praise or are highly sought out. Ares is an interesting Sci-Fi script that feels like The Bourne Identity meets The Martian.

    Written by: Geneva Robertson-Dworet

    Logline: The survival story of an astronaut whose space capsule crash lands in the African desert and whose mission to space was part of a larger conspiracy.

    You can find the script on our Tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com.

    Email: [email protected]

    Twitter: @shelvedpodcast

    48 min
  • Episode 7.5: The Anticipation Mini
    It's Monday so that means it's time for another mini episode. While we cover the script for Friday's episode, your host Jeremy Meyer also sifts through the 2017 movie list to talk about which films are his most anticipated. As always you can find Friday's script on our tumblr . You can also email the show @shelvedfilmpodcast.gmail.com and you can find us on Twitter @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to leave a review on iTunes and tell us how you honestly feel about the show.
    20 min
  • Episode 7.5: The Anticipation Mini

    It's Monday so that means it's time for another mini episode. While we cover the script for Friday's episode, your host Jeremy Meyer also sifts through the 2017 movie list to talk about which films are his most anticipated. As always you can find Friday's script on our tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com. You can also email the show @shelvedfilmpodcast.gmail.com and you can find us on Twitter @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to leave a review on iTunes and tell us how you honestly feel about the show.

    20 min
  • Episode 7: X-Men
    Written by Andrew Kevin Walker who also wrote the Spider-Man script we looked at, X-Men was another Walker script that was shopped around in the early 90's. Originally tapped for James Cameron,  he eventually chose Spider-Man as his project and neither ended up coming to fruition. This script is very different from the X-Men movie we got in the early 2000s but is quite an interesting take on the franchise. You can find the script on our tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com. You can follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast. You can also email questions and comments to the show at shelvedfilmpodcast.gmail.com.
    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 7: X-Men

    Written by Andrew Kevin Walker who also wrote the Spider-Man script we looked at, X-Men was another Walker script that was shopped around in the early 90's. Originally tapped for James Cameron,  he eventually chose Spider-Man as his project and neither ended up coming to fruition. This script is very different from the X-Men movie we got in the early 2000s but is quite an interesting take on the franchise. You can find the script on our tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com. You can follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast. You can also email questions and comments to the show at shelvedfilmpodcast.gmail.com.

    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode6.5: The La La Mini Land
    This week's episode, The Oscars,  and a review of La La Land makes this mini episode a must listen. Host Jeremy brought his wife Amanda back as they review the movie tied for the most Oscar nominations, La La Land. We also cover the Oscar  best picture mix up as well as some of the other winners. As always you can find the scripts on our Tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com. You can find us on Twitter @shelvedpodcast or email the show [email protected].
    32 min
  • Episode6.5: The La La Mini Land

    This week's episode, The Oscars,  and a review of La La Land makes this mini episode a must listen. Host Jeremy brought his wife Amanda back as they review the movie tied for the most Oscar nominations, La La Land. We also cover the Oscar  best picture mix up as well as some of the other winners. As always you can find the scripts on our Tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com. You can find us on Twitter @shelvedpodcast or email the show [email protected].

    32 min

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A film podcast where we shine a spotlight on our favorite underrated or under appreciated films.