Movie Madness

Erik Childress is joined by Sergio Mims to do their first official Blu-ray show of the year. They are hoping to catch everyone up on some recent releases from Twilight Time, some favorites of Sergio’s from Indicator, mutual favorites of theirs from Shout Factory and Arrow and then conclude talking about a Blu-ray Erik has been waiting 35 years for.   Twilight Time (Forever Amber, Wuthering Heights, The L-Shaped Room, Alice) Indicator (The Fortune, The Border, Charley Varrick, Blue Collar) Shout Factory (Matinee, The Cat Returns, The Trip to Spain) Arrow (The Apartment) Mill Creek (Jerry Lewis Triple Feature, S.W.A.T. (TV & Film), Yor: The Hunter from the Future)

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Erik Childress is joined by Sergio Mims to do their first official Blu-ray show of the year. They are hoping to catch everyone up on some recent releases from Twilight Time, some favorites of Sergio’s from Indicator, mutual favorites of theirs from Shout Factory and Arrow and then conclude talking about a Blu-ray Erik has been waiting 35 years for.   Twilight Time (Forever Amber, Wuthering Heights, The L-Shaped Room, Alice) Indicator (The Fortune, The Border, Charley Varrick, Blue Collar) Shout Factory (Matinee, The Cat Returns, The Trip to Spain) Arrow (The Apartment) Mill Creek (Jerry Lewis Triple Feature, S.W.A.T. (TV & Film), Yor: The Hunter from the Future)

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Two films expected for a number of Oscar nominations are Call Me By Your Name and The Post. Erik Childress and Sergio Mims dig in on both of them and discuss their various issues with both of them. After that, Erik digs in on his annual Oscar predictions. What is getting nominated? Who is getting snubbed? He breaks down the big eight categories and then reveals his choices for all of the technical categories as well.   0:00:00 – 0:01:45 – Intro 0:01:46 – 0:57:43 – Call Me By Your Name & The Post (w/Sergio Mims) 0:57:44 – 1:43:03 – Oscar (Nomination) Predictions for 2017 1:43:04 – 1:48:08 – Outro (+ Call Me By Your Name Follow-Up)

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Two films expected for a number of Oscar nominations are Call Me By Your Name and The Post. Erik Childress and Sergio Mims dig in on both of them and discuss their various issues with both of them. After that, Erik digs in on his annual Oscar predictions. What is getting nominated? Who is getting snubbed? He breaks down the big eight categories and then reveals his choices for all of the technical categories as well.   0:00:00 – 0:01:45 – Intro 0:01:46 – 0:57:43 – Call Me By Your Name & The Post (w/Sergio Mims) 0:57:44 – 1:43:03 – Oscar (Nomination) Predictions for 2017 1:43:04 – 1:48:08 – Outro (+ Call Me By Your Name Follow-Up)

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Erik Childress and Sergio Mims kick off 2018 with a variation on their regular segment. This time instead of talking about the latest in Blu-rays they are wondering when they will actually get a chance to say that certain films are even on Blu-ray. You may be shocked at the vast array of titles that have yet to receive the upgrade. While titles are now being converted into the next evolution with 4K, others remain dormant on DVD with inferior quality. This special episode will be the first of a bi-annual segment asking for a call to arms to studios to release some of these great films and give them the treatment they deserve.

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Erik Childress and Sergio Mims kick off 2018 with a variation on their regular segment. This time instead of talking about the latest in Blu-rays they are wondering when they will actually get a chance to say that certain films are even on Blu-ray. You may be shocked at the vast array of titles that have yet to receive the upgrade. While titles are now being converted into the next evolution with 4K, others remain dormant on DVD with inferior quality. This special episode will be the first of a bi-annual segment asking for a call to arms to studios to release some of these great films and give them the treatment they deserve.

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Not only is Sergio Mims back to dish on another round of Blu-rays but he takes some extra special time on some extra special releases. Erik Childress was also ecstatic to catch up on some overdue releases that range from Superman to zombies to Miyazaki. Plus one of the most entertaining films of the year (or mostly according to one) and an agreement on one of the best and too often overlooked films celebrating its 30th Anniversary.

0:00:00 – 0:01:02 – Intro

0:01:02 – 1:15:06 – Blu-rays (w/Sergio Mims)

1:15:06 – 1:18:31 – Outro

Warner Archive (Superman Extended Cut, The Hidden, The Sea Wolf)

Shout Factory (Land of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Spirited Away, Ponyo, Kiki’s Delivery Service, Howl’s Moving Castle, My Neighbor Totoro, Princess Mononoke)

MVD (Ruby, One Million B.C.)

Sony (Baby Driver)

Not only is Sergio Mims back to dish on another round of Blu-rays but he takes some extra special time on some extra special releases. Erik Childress was also ecstatic to catch up on some overdue releases that range from Superman to zombies to Miyazaki. Plus one of the most entertaining films of the year (or mostly according to one) and an agreement on one of the best and too often overlooked films celebrating its 30th Anniversary.

0:00:00 – 0:01:02 – Intro

0:01:02 – 1:15:06 – Blu-rays (w/Sergio Mims)

1:15:06 – 1:18:31 – Outro

Warner Archive (Superman Extended Cut, The Hidden, The Sea Wolf)

Shout Factory (Land of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Spirited Away, Ponyo, Kiki’s Delivery Service, Howl’s Moving Castle, My Neighbor Totoro, Princess Mononoke)

MVD (Ruby, One Million B.C.)

Sony (Baby Driver)

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Erik Childress is joined by regular guests Sergio Mims and Erik Laws on this very special show to examine the lasting impact of the Star Wars franchise from its skeptical beginnings to its current Episode. They discuss The Last Jedi at length from their initial thoughts to its overriding themes and everything down to sound design and the bittersweet impact of Carrie Fisher’s final appearance. They can not always ignore the politics from 1977-to-2017 but this is a joyful, fun on-location discussion about the most anticipated film of the year.

0:00:00 – 0:03:17 – Intro

0:03:18 – 2:10:43 – The Last Jedi (w/Sergio Mims & Erik Laws)

2:10:43 – 2:12:54 – Outro

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Erik Childress is joined by regular guests Sergio Mims and Erik Laws on this very special show to examine the lasting impact of the Star Wars franchise from its skeptical beginnings to its current Episode. They discuss The Last Jedi at length from their initial thoughts to its overriding themes and everything down to sound design and the bittersweet impact of Carrie Fisher’s final appearance. They can not always ignore the politics from 1977-to-2017 but this is a joyful, fun on-location discussion about the most anticipated film of the year.

0:00:00 – 0:03:17 – Intro

0:03:18 – 2:10:43 – The Last Jedi (w/Sergio Mims & Erik Laws)

2:10:43 – 2:12:54 – Outro