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Today the radio waves are alive, with the sound of music. The music of movie musicals that is. Listen (and maybe sing) along as Jeff and Cole talk about some of their favorite songs from bad musicals, bad songs from good musicals, best musical bio-pics, best musical episodes of television, and of course their favorite movie musicals of all time. We'll give credit to the golden age and some more recent movies as well. Also stay tuned for how Disney's newest live-action-music-filled-remake Aladdin impacted the Summer Box Office Scoreboard and a review of the most recent blockbuster this year, Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

Today the radio waves are alive, with the sound of music. The music of movie musicals that is. Listen (and maybe sing) along as Jeff and Cole talk about some of their favorite songs from bad musicals, bad songs from good musicals, best musical bio-pics, best musical episodes of television, and of course their favorite movie musicals of all time. We'll give credit to the golden age and some more recent movies as well. Also stay tuned for how Disney's newest live-action-music-filled-remake Aladdin impacted the Summer Box Office Scoreboard and a review of the most recent blockbuster this year, Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

Thanks to Marvel movies we have all sat through at least some of the credits that roll after a movie. There sure are a lot of people that contribute to bringing our favorite blockbusters to the screen. Today we speak to the Senior Vice President of Production and Development at Lionsgate, Matt Janzen. What does a studio executive, producer, and assistant do? And can the people in the business end still enjoy the movies they bring to life? Also Jeff and Cole share some of their favorite behind the scenes stories, as well as recap this week in the Summer Movie Box Office. Also stay tuned for reviews of Aladdin and The Sun is Also a Star.

Thanks to Marvel movies we have all sat through at least some of the credits that roll after a movie. There sure are a lot of people that contribute to bringing our favorite blockbusters to the screen. Today we speak to the Senior Vice President of Production and Development at Lionsgate, Matt Janzen. What does a studio executive, producer, and assistant do? And can the people in the business end still enjoy the movies they bring to life? Also Jeff and Cole share some of their favorite behind the scenes stories, as well as recap this week in the Summer Movie Box Office. Also stay tuned for reviews of Aladdin and The Sun is Also a Star.

Kids shows aren't always the most entertaining, and if a screen is your babysitter you might get sick of the same shows over and over again. Today Jeff and Cole discuss some of their favorite kids shows that adults can enjoy too! They'll also take a stroll down nostalgia lane to talk about some of their favorite Nickelodeon shows from their youth. As always you can get the very best of entertainment news, and a special kids TV themed Panning for Good.

Kids shows aren't always the most entertaining, and if a screen is your babysitter you might get sick of the same shows over and over again. Today Jeff and Cole discuss some of their favorite kids shows that adults can enjoy too! They'll also take a stroll down nostalgia lane to talk about some of their favorite Nickelodeon shows from their youth. As always you can get the very best of entertainment news, and a special kids TV themed Panning for Good.

May 10th is the 150th anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad in Utah. Hollywood veteran Brian Finn has written, directed, and acted in a new film in limited release this weekend about this event and how history can bring out the best in us today. Resilience and the Last Spike tells the harrowing journey of a young girl trying to find her family amidst adventuring across the beautiful Utah desert. Brian tells about his experiences making this film and some of his background in the movie business including stunt work. Jeff and Cole give their review of this new movie and a couple others out this week, as well as talk about some of their favorite practical movie stunts. Don’t try this at home this week on Screen Cleaning.

May 10th is the 150th anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad in Utah. Hollywood veteran Brian Finn has written, directed, and acted in a new film in limited release this weekend about this event and how history can bring out the best in us today. Resilience and the Last Spike tells the harrowing journey of a young girl trying to find her family amidst adventuring across the beautiful Utah desert. Brian tells about his experiences making this film and some of his background in the movie business including stunt work. Jeff and Cole give their review of this new movie and a couple others out this week, as well as talk about some of their favorite practical movie stunts. Don’t try this at home this week on Screen Cleaning.

There is plenty to be excited about in the movie world this Summer. The first week in May signals the start of the summer movie season at the Box Office, so Jeff and Cole take a look at the months ahead. Which movies do they predict will bring in the most money and what are they most excited for? The buzz around summer movies is heating up with the weather, but not for every movie equally. The Sonic trailer received some negative reactions this week, so the guys take a chance to remember some of their favorite trailers over the years. How do movie studios get the people excited for these big budget movies? We don't know, because we get excited for ALL the movies, here on Screen Cleaning.

There is plenty to be excited about in the movie world this Summer. The first week in May signals the start of the summer movie season at the Box Office, so Jeff and Cole take a look at the months ahead. Which movies do they predict will bring in the most money and what are they most excited for? The buzz around summer movies is heating up with the weather, but not for every movie equally. The Sonic trailer received some negative reactions this week, so the guys take a chance to remember some of their favorite trailers over the years. How do movie studios get the people excited for these big budget movies? We don't know, because we get excited for ALL the movies, here on Screen Cleaning.