The gang discusses Peter Dinklage in X-Men Days of Future Past and Bryan Singer’s recruiting of actors from the original X-Men trilogy to reprise roles; what kind of spin-offs we expect from Disney and Star Wars; and who we predict to win Oscars.

ScreenView is a weekly Internet show on the TF Radio Network that covers the latest news in the movie and television industry, hosted by Peter Van, Jon Deni, and Aimee Morgan. Each week, the group discusses the news and also features in-depth discussions on the hottest topics as well as reviews of movies and television shows. Do you have any comments or questions for us? Email us at screenview[at]tfradio[dot]net.

NOTE: Due to technical difficulties, we are audio only this week

In this week’s episode, we discuss the Golden Globe Award winners and the series finale of Fringe. Did it fulfill our desires? Disappoint? Listen to find out!

ScreenView is a weekly Internet show on the TF Radio Network that covers the latest news in the movie and television industry, hosted by Peter Van, Jon Deni, and Aimee Morgan. Each week, the group discusses the news and also features in-depth discussions on the hottest topics as well as reviews of movies and television shows. Do you have any comments or questions for us? Email us at screenview[at]tfradio[dot]net.

NOTE: We are on hiatus this week, but this is a great time to retell our topic, where the gang discusses films that remind them of the holidays, or films they watch during the holidays. Enjoy and we will be back soon!

In this week’s episode, we discuss 24: The Movie (unofficial title) and how it could work as a real-time film. We also talk about The Dark Knight Rises six-minute prologue (a.k.a. first six minutes of the film) at the beginning of Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, leaving after the prologue, and also whether IMAX is worth it in general. (See the full list of IMAX screens showing The Dark Knight Rises Prologue)

We then turn to some quick WGA nominations, FOX winning sweeps, and announcing their mid-season schedule before we dive into the topic of our favorite holiday flicks. That’s right. We get nostalgic. Here are some excerpts of our list (in no particular order).

Please watch/listen to us for it all!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOAoH9HNzSQ

This episode of ScreenView focuses on death. Death of Star Wars as we know it and our main topic surrounds death in TV shows and movies.

Also, NBC is a winner this year. WHAT!?

Timestamps:

00:57 - Box Office Report

12:50 - Twilight Opens

15:25 - Liam Neeson and Taken sequel ideas

16:35 - Disney Buys Lucasfilm, script pending, ideas for Star Wars 7

25:10 - NBC wins a lot of weeks so far this year

31:10 - Topic of the week: Death, Death, Death *SPOILERS*

ScreenView is a weekly Internet show on the TF Radio Network that covers the latest news in the movie and television industry, hosted by Peter Van, Jon Deni, and Aimee Morgan. Each week, the group discusses the news and also features in-depth discussions on the hottest topics as well as reviews of movies and television shows. Do you have any comments or questions for us? Email us at screenview[at]tfradio[dot]net.

This week, the gang lets loose about why Arnold’ss return as Conan the Barbarian may not be a good idea; Paranormal Activity 4? What?

We also discuss The Walking Dead and how badass Rick is going a little too badass.

We are pleased to announce that ScreenView and Entertainment News International (ENewsI.com) have joined forces to bring you in-depth discussions on the site that you need for entertainment news! We will be available every week simultaneously on TFRadio.net and ENewsI.com!

ScreenView is a weekly Internet show on the TF Radio Network that covers the latest news in the movie and television industry, hosted by Peter Van, Jon Deni, and Aimee Morgan. Each week, the group discusses the news and also features in-depth discussions on the hottest topics as well as reviews of movies and television shows. Do you have any comments or questions for us? Email us at screenview[at]tfradio[dot]net.

The gang this week learns the dangers of Solomon Kane and some films that captivated only two people to a theater.

In addition, the kids do the review-a-show gig.