Moon Cat Podcast

Welcome back to The Art of Cinema: Quentin Tarantino VOL 2! Hopefully, you've listened to Vol 1 (If not, feel free to visit our previous episode) and strap in for a rip roaring ride while we discuss Kill Bill, Death Proof, Inglorious Bastards, Django Unchained and The Hateful Eight. We also delve into the whole Grindhouse movie era in the 60's & 70's and how it's influenced all of Tarantino's work.

These episodes are here to celebrate the release of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood!

The Art of Cinema RETURNS! With part one of our QUENTIN TARANTINO special. As ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD is released this week, we look back at the works of QT. We cover Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown and Kill Bill in this volume. Return next week for PART 2!

Once upon a time in Hollywood stars Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie and Leonardo Dicaprio.

This week, Adam and Heidi cover all of the excitement from SDCC 2019 including trailers, new comics and all of the Marvel news coming out of Hall H.

Then we review Disney's latest live action remake, The Lion King, starring Donald Glover and Beyonce.

We also talk about THAT Cats trailer. Ugh Rebel Wilson.

This week, Adam and Heidi return with two comedy reviews! First up, The Dead Don't Die starring Bill Murray and Adam Driver, directed by Jim Jarmusch. Then Stuber, starring Dave Bautista and Kumail Nanjani.

In the NEW NEWS section, we cover IT Chapter 2, Top Gun 2, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot and all the latest casting news from The Little Mermaid live action remake.

This week, Adam and Heidi review Annabelle Comes Home, the latest instalment to the CONJURING universe, starring Patrick Wilson. Plus we breakdown all of the latest movie news, trailers and rumours.

Adam and Heidi return with a fresh helping of NEW NEWS and 2(1/2) reviews! First up, Danny Boyle's YESTERDAY! In a world where everyone has forgotten who The Beatles are, One man (Hamish Patel) remembers, as he embarks on a journey to become the ultimate one man cover band. Also starring Lily James.

Then A and H review Midsommar, the new "horror" movie from director Ari Aster. Florence Pugh stars as a grieving girl who goes on a trip to experience a once in a life time festival in Sweden. Little does she know that their culture is ritualistic and very secretive.

Heidi also watched The Queen's Corgi. God Bless her.

Plus special guest, The Ghost of John Lennon.

Mini review! It's finally here, SPIDER-MAN FAR FROM HOME! The perfect follow up to the smash hit, Avengers Endgame. Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker/Spider-man, as he takes a summer vacation with his school friends; but when Nick Fury (Samuel L Jackson) comes a callin', Peter finds himself wrapped up in a world ending event. Lucky for Peter, Quentin Beck is here to help...or is he?

Welcome Back to another episode of The Art of Cinema! This week, we talk about Danny Boyle. English Director famous for Trainspotting, 28 Day Later and Slumdog Millionaire. Danny Boyle's latest film, YESTERDAY, is in cinema now. Starring Hamish Patel and Lily James, based in a world were everyone has forgotten The Beatles, except for one struggling musician (Patel).

Adam and Heidi return with 4 huge reviews! Men in Black International starring Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson, Brightburn starring Elizabeth Banks and produced by James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy), Child's Play starring Aubrey Plaza and Mark Hamill as Chucky and Toy Story 4 starring Tom Hanks and Tim Allen. Plus New News of course, including Avengers Endgame Re-Release, The Joker and Max Landis.

BTW Skyler Gisondo is Heidi's new favourite person.

In this episode of The Art of Cinema, we talk about the mastermind behind such movies as Slither, Super and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 1 and Vol 2. From his earlier days in Troma, under the wing of Lloyd Kaufman, to writing Scooby Doo and Zach Snyder's Dawn of the Dead Remake. We discuss James Gunn's controversial tweets, his love for childish humour and his future projects (Suicide Squad 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3)