Movie Madness

On this episode, Sergio Mims returns to catch everyone up on some of the Blu-rays that may have fallen through the cracks recently. Before that, Erik Childress catches you up on the Wonder Woman phenomenon at the box office, how Universal’s Dark Universe may or may not be in peril and condemns the coverage of A24’s wide release of It Comes At Night when it should be getting praised.

0:00:00 – 0:01:16 – Intro

0:01:17 – 0:36:15 – Box Office (Wonder Woman, The Mummy, It Comes At Night)

0:36:16 – 1:29:54 – Blu-rays with Sergio Mims

1:29:55 – 1:32:12 – Outro

Blu-Rays/DVDs Covered

Disney (Rogue One)

Arrow (Ludvig, House: Two Stories)

Mill Creek (Pulse, Punchline, Little Nikita, What Planet Are You From?)

Cohen Media Group (Daughters of the Dust)

HBO (Veep, Silicon Valley)

On this episode, Sergio Mims returns to catch everyone up on some of the Blu-rays that may have fallen through the cracks recently. Before that, Erik Childress catches you up on the Wonder Woman phenomenon at the box office, how Universal’s Dark Universe may or may not be in peril and condemns the coverage of A24’s wide release of It Comes At Night when it should be getting praised.

0:00:00 – 0:01:16 – Intro

0:01:17 – 0:36:15 – Box Office (Wonder Woman, The Mummy, It Comes At Night)

0:36:16 – 1:29:54 – Blu-rays with Sergio Mims

1:29:55 – 1:32:12 – Outro

Blu-Rays/DVDs Covered

Disney (Rogue One)

Arrow (Ludvig, House: Two Stories)

Mill Creek (Pulse, Punchline, Little Nikita, What Planet Are You From?)

Cohen Media Group (Daughters of the Dust)

HBO (Veep, Silicon Valley)

Wonder Woman Fever is sweeping the world and Erik Childress welcomes comic book expert Erik Laws back into the fray. They discuss not only the film but also a bit of the character’s history, the degrees to which sexism has reared its ugly head around the project and to agree that it is a definite step up in the DC Cinematic Universe. But to what degree?

0:00:00 – 0:01:37 – Intro

0:01:38 – 2:03:34 – Wonder Woman (The Film, The Love, The Criticism)

2:03:35 – 2:07:04 – Outro

Wonder Woman Fever is sweeping the world and Erik Childress welcomes comic book expert Erik Laws back into the fray. They discuss not only the film but also a bit of the character’s history, the degrees to which sexism has reared its ugly head around the project and to agree that it is a definite step up in the DC Cinematic Universe. But to what degree?

0:00:00 – 0:01:37 – Intro

0:01:38 – 2:03:34 – Wonder Woman (The Film, The Love, The Criticism)

2:03:35 – 2:07:04 – Outro

The founder of the Now Playing Network, Jim Laczkowski, joins Erik Childress to play another round of Me, Everyone, No One where he is faced with making the tough choice on which director is his favorite, whom he will gift to the world and which will be eliminated from our memories forever. Play along as they breakdown each director’s career and a tough choice has to be made.

0:00:00 – 0:01:00 – Intro

0:01:01 – 1:03:35 – Me Everyone No One (with Jim Laczkowski)

1:03:35 – 1:05:38 – Outro

The founder of the Now Playing Network, Jim Laczkowski, joins Erik Childress to play another round of Me, Everyone, No One where he is faced with making the tough choice on which director is his favorite, whom he will gift to the world and which will be eliminated from our memories forever. Play along as they breakdown each director’s career and a tough choice has to be made.

0:00:00 – 0:01:00 – Intro

0:01:01 – 1:03:35 – Me Everyone No One (with Jim Laczkowski)

1:03:35 – 1:05:38 – Outro

Erik Childress is back after producing the 5th Annual Chicago Critics Film Festival to catch you up on how the summer box office is fairing just before Memorial Day weekend. Then he talks with Sergio Mims about releases from Twilight Time, Criterion, Olive, Shout Factory, Universal, Warner Bros. and a particularly special release from Kino for all you Cinemax lovers out there.

0:00:00 – 0:03:19 – Intro

0:03:14 – 0:16:22 – Summer Box Office Update

0:16:22 – 1:40:42 – Blu-rays with Sergio Mims

1:40:43 – 1:42:54 – Outro

Erik Childress is back after producing the 5th Annual Chicago Critics Film Festival to catch you up on how the summer box office is fairing just before Memorial Day weekend. Then he talks with Sergio Mims about releases from Twilight Time, Criterion, Olive, Shout Factory, Universal, Warner Bros. and a particularly special release from Kino for all you Cinemax lovers out there.

0:00:00 – 0:03:19 – Intro

0:03:14 – 0:16:22 – Summer Box Office Update

0:16:22 – 1:40:42 – Blu-rays with Sergio Mims

1:40:43 – 1:42:54 – Outro