Red 7 Movie Cast

In episode 66 Hemant comes clean as to why there was no regular episode last week, and it has something to do with the start of the NBA Playoffs.

After talking about how he has high hopes for the Toronto Raptors this post season he shares his thoughts on Shazam!, the newest installment in the DC Extended Universe.

00:41 – Introduction

1:14 – NBA Playoffs Have Taken Over My Life

3:59 – Shazam! (2019)

21:33 – Next Week

23:27 – Wrap-up

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In episode 65 Hemant opens up with a couple of quick reviews of some films that just hit home release – Clint Eastwood’s The Mule and Adam McKay’s Vice.

He then gets into the feature review of Bumblebee, the newest addition to the Transformers franchise.

00:41 – Introduction

1:13 – Quick Review – The Mule (2018)

4:59 – Quick Review – Vice (2018)

9:08 – Bumblebee (2018)

26:17 – Next Week

27:14 – Wrap-up

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Jordan Peele’s newest film Us hit theaters a couple weekends ago and it has been on a tear, pulling in big money. Hemant wasn’t able to see it opening weekend, but was able to make time to check it out during the week.

In episode 64 he dives into a spoiler free review of Us and talks about what worked and didn’t work for him.

00:41 – Introduction

2:03 – Us (2019)

23:22 – Next Week

24:47 – Wrap-up

‘Us’ Movie Explained: Exploring the Biggest Questions and Craziest Twists in Jordan Peele’s Film on slashfilm.com

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In episode 63 Hemant confesses why he missed recording an episode last week even though he had all the preparation done. It may have something to do with the release of Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 video game.

Even though the new format for the show states that there will only be one review per episode, he does briefly talk about Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, and why he found it to be so infuriating.

He then moves on to the main review of Triple Frontier, the new J.C. Chandor Netflix film starring Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, and Charlie Hunnam.

00:41 – Introduction

1:26 – Podcast Neglect because of The Division 2

3:46 – Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018)

10:56 – Triple Frontier (2019)

25:34 – Next Week

27:51 – Wrap-up

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The newest Marvel film just hit theaters this past weekend and it is making big time money. Hemant, his wife, and his 8 year old son were three of those people that contributed to its massive opening weekend box office numbers.

In episode 62 Hemant shares his thoughts on Captain Marvel and what it adds to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

00:41 – Introduction

1:04 – Captain Marvel (2019)

19:32 – Wrap-up

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In episode 61 Hemant is excited to talk about his cure for the monotony of running on a treadmill. If you’ve listened to this podcast in the past there’s a good chance you’ve heard him rant about how much he hates treadmill runs. But thanks to a friend, he is now running using an online virtual running program called Zwift, and he couldn’t be happier.

Once he’s done running through his walkthrough of Zwift he jumps into a review of 2018’s Ralph Breaks the Internet. It was just released on Bluray and was the feature presentation of the latest family movie night.

00:41 – Introduction

1:07 – Running with Zwift

7:43 – Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018)

19:08 – Wrap-up

Learn more about Zwift if you’re doing any indoor running or cycling.

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In episode 60 Hemant explains why there hasn’t been a new episode for nearly a month, and you can be sure that it wasn’t because he was being lazy. He then talks about the new format for the podcast which mostly involves focusing on one film per episode and keeping the reviews short and focused. The goal is to keep episodes to a nice and easy to digest length of 15 minutes.

So for the first episode under this new format Hemant shares his thoughts on the 2018 film Alpha from director Albert Hughes.

00:41 – Introduction

5:14 – A New Format

8:03 – Alpha (2018)

21:00 – Wrap-up

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M. Night Shyamalan is back with his sequel to Unbreakable and Split. Glass just opened this past weekend and Hemant had a chance to see it opening night. In this episode he shares his thoughts on this highly anticipated film.

But before he gets into that he rips through a few quick reviews including First Reformed, Halloween (2018), and The Oath.

He also talks about the incredible experience he had playing the Star Wars Battlefront X-Wing VR Mission for the Playstation VR.

00:41 – Introduction

1:33 – Quick Review – First Reformed (2017)

7:40 – Quick Review – Halloween (2018)

14:03 – Quick Review – The Oath (2018)

19:58 – Playstation VR – Battlefront Rogue One X-Wing VR Mission

31:30 – Glass (2018)

54:54 – Next Week

56:16 – Wrap-up

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It’s week 2 of Frozen Fest 2019 where Hemant watches at least one movie per day for the month of January. In this episode he does some quick reviews of some of his favourites over this time which include The Rider, Blindspotting, Sorry to Bother You, The House that Jack Built, and Zero Charisma.

It’s then time to dive into this week’s feature review of Venom which was just released on Bluray.

00:41 – Introduction

1:38 – Frozen Fest 2019

3:59 – Quick Review – The Rider (2017)

9:40 – Quick Review – Blindspotting (2018)

12:38 – Quick Review – Sorry to Bother You (2018)

16:23 – Quick Review – The House that Jack Built (2018)

22:03 – Quick Review – Zero Charisma (2013)

27:37 – Venom (2018)

47:13 – Next Week

49:08 – Wrap-up

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It’s that time of year again where I count down my 10 favourite films that I watched in 2018. Since these are the 10 films I enjoyed the most this year, it doesn’t necessarily mean that they were released in 2018.

I also outline some honourable mentions, before talking about films I regret not getting a chance to see in 2018, as well as my top 3 disappointments for the year.

00:41 – Introduction

5:39 – Number 10

8:01 – Number 9

11:13 – Number 8

14:21 – Number 7

18:35 – Number 6

22:26 – Number 5

25:42 – Number 4

29:40 – Number 3

36:00 – Number 2

38:46 – Number 1

45:56 – Honourable Mentions

48:36 – Movies I Regret Not Seeing in 2018

51:44 – Disappointments from 2018

57:52 – Next Week

1:00:40 – Wrap-up

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