Screen Cleaning

Some people may have wondered if the Screen Cleaning guys would go on vacation over the July 4th weekend. But we will not go quietly into the night. We will not vanish without a fight. We're going to live on. We're going to survive. Today, we celebrate our Independence Day! Okay, actually yesterday, but when President Bill Pullman gets on a roll, it makes you want to celebrate all year long. Independence Day (the movie) was released unsurprisingly this weekend 23 years ago and Jeff and Cole take a look at it and some other 4th of July releases through the years.

Some people may have wondered if the Screen Cleaning guys would go on vacation over the July 4th weekend. But we will not go quietly into the night. We will not vanish without a fight. We're going to live on. We're going to survive. Today, we celebrate our Independence Day! Okay, actually yesterday, but when President Bill Pullman gets on a roll, it makes you want to celebrate all year long. Independence Day (the movie) was released unsurprisingly this weekend 23 years ago and Jeff and Cole take a look at it and some other 4th of July releases through the years.

When everyone showed up in Endgame, did you recognize any of those actors from other comic book movies? It turns out when comic books give inspiration for the biggest blockbusters each year, they will also draw similar folks to play their heroes. And villains. Today Jeff and Cole try to clear up and have fun with some of the actors that keep showing up in capes and spandex on the screen. Then they'll play a fun hypothetical inspired by the movie Yesterday, in theaters...well yesterday actually. Also stay tuned for a review of Spider-Man: Far From Home, the best entertainment news of the week, and a report on the Summer Blockbuster Scoreboard.

When everyone showed up in Endgame, did you recognize any of those actors from other comic book movies? It turns out when comic books give inspiration for the biggest blockbusters each year, they will also draw similar folks to play their heroes. And villains. Today Jeff and Cole try to clear up and have fun with some of the actors that keep showing up in capes and spandex on the screen. Then they'll play a fun hypothetical inspired by the movie Yesterday, in theaters...well yesterday actually. Also stay tuned for a review of Spider-Man: Far From Home, the best entertainment news of the week, and a report on the Summer Blockbuster Scoreboard.

They say to always read the book before you see the movie, but things don't always work out that way. Movie fans that Jeff and Cole are, it tends to be the movie that prompts them to go check out the book. Sometimes it's because the movie was so good and intriguing and sometimes not, but anyway these movies went, they at least got us back into the pages (or e-pages) of a book. Also stay tuned for the good in entertainment news of the week, a review of Pixar's Toy Story 4, and an update on the Summer Box Office Scoreboard. Catch up on your summer reading on the screen today on Screen Cleaning.

They say to always read the book before you see the movie, but things don't always work out that way. Movie fans that Jeff and Cole are, it tends to be the movie that prompts them to go check out the book. Sometimes it's because the movie was so good and intriguing and sometimes not, but anyway these movies went, they at least got us back into the pages (or e-pages) of a book. Also stay tuned for the good in entertainment news of the week, a review of Pixar's Toy Story 4, and an update on the Summer Box Office Scoreboard. Catch up on your summer reading on the screen today on Screen Cleaning.

Last season on Screen Cleaning we watched older shows in genres like detective, spin-off, and animation to see if they are still interesting today. This year in the exciting conclusion to Do Old TV Shows Hold Up we focused in on specific sub-genres to compare old television with new. If you are looking for a horror show about kids fighting the forces of evil from a small Indiana town, or a procedural show about a crime solving author assisting the police force in a new murder every week, then we have the old AND new shows to satisfy. Also we review Men In Black: International and a couple new Netflix releases along with updating the Summer Box Office Scoreboard.

And be sure to go back and listen to Part 1!

https://www.byuradio.org/episode/84db9745-d343-4f37-94c4-1ba48ea0ed3f/screen-cleaning-do-old-tv-shows-hold-up

Last season on Screen Cleaning we watched older shows in genres like detective, spin-off, and animation to see if they are still interesting today. This year in the exciting conclusion to Do Old TV Shows Hold Up we focused in on specific sub-genres to compare old television with new. If you are looking for a horror show about kids fighting the forces of evil from a small Indiana town, or a procedural show about a crime solving author assisting the police force in a new murder every week, then we have the old AND new shows to satisfy. Also we review Men In Black: International and a couple new Netflix releases along with updating the Summer Box Office Scoreboard.

And be sure to go back and listen to Part 1!

https://www.byuradio.org/episode/84db9745-d343-4f37-94c4-1ba48ea0ed3f/screen-cleaning-do-old-tv-shows-hold-up

The X-Men are now a Days of 20th Century Fox Past. Starting after the release of Dark Phoenix they will be under new management. Disney management. It’s a new opportunity for new producers and directors to bring the fans some of their favorite characters. So in true X-Men Alternate Universe style, Jeff and Cole decided to take a peek into the parallel universes where some of their favorite film franchises (with less than stellar sequels) were given to different directors. Also stay tuned for a review of Dark Phoenix and a comic book themed Panning for Good.

The X-Men are now a Days of 20th Century Fox Past. Starting after the release of Dark Phoenix they will be under new management. Disney management. It’s a new opportunity for new producers and directors to bring the fans some of their favorite characters. So in true X-Men Alternate Universe style, Jeff and Cole decided to take a peek into the parallel universes where some of their favorite film franchises (with less than stellar sequels) were given to different directors. Also stay tuned for a review of Dark Phoenix and a comic book themed Panning for Good.