Screen Cleaning

There are all knds of ways to find movies during the quarantine. Streaming is the big one and there is a new player in the streaming wars this week. Turner/AT&T/Warner Brothers/DC are all in the HBO Max umbrella. Cole signed up as soon as he could (for a week's free trial at least) and explains what you can find and expect with the new service. Social Distancing has also brought a resurgence in the drive-in movie and Jeff has a review of a new film playing in those venues across the country. However you're getting the best in entertainment, Screen Cleaning still has it all.

There are all knds of ways to find movies during the quarantine. Streaming is the big one and there is a new player in the streaming wars this week. Turner/AT&T/Warner Brothers/DC are all in the HBO Max umbrella. Cole signed up as soon as he could (for a week's free trial at least) and explains what you can find and expect with the new service. Social Distancing has also brought a resurgence in the drive-in movie and Jeff has a review of a new film playing in those venues across the country. However you're getting the best in entertainment, Screen Cleaning still has it all.

What influences the media of different cultures. We talk about American television and movies mostly on Screen Cleaning because that is where Jeff and Cole were born and raised. Today we're hopping across the pond to talk British TV and what makes it unique. There are the shows that gained notoriety everywhere and others that are lesser known. And in 2020 most are available somewhere for your streaming pleasure. G'day govna from your mates at Screen Cleaning.

What influences the media of different cultures. We talk about American television and movies mostly on Screen Cleaning because that is where Jeff and Cole were born and raised. Today we're hopping across the pond to talk British TV and what makes it unique. There are the shows that gained notoriety everywhere and others that are lesser known. And in 2020 most are available somewhere for your streaming pleasure. G'day govna from your mates at Screen Cleaning.

For two months of quarantine in the US, the outlook for new releases has been dim. But there is one film still on the schedule for mid-July that demands to be seen on the big screen and will take the temperature of our potential return to theaters. Tenet will be Christopher Nolan's 11th feature film and boy do we hope to see it in a couple months. Dive into the Screen Cleaning archives today as we listen back to the tenth ever episode where Jeff and Cole recap the films of Chris Nolan up to Dunkirk including his favorite tropes, stellar use of music, and of course Batman. You're not dreaming or traveling through time, for the first time on the podcast feed, it's the films of Christopher Nolan on Screen Cleaning.

For two months of quarantine in the US, the outlook for new releases has been dim. But there is one film still on the schedule for mid-July that demands to be seen on the big screen and will take the temperature of our potential return to theaters. Tenet will be Christopher Nolan's 11th feature film and boy do we hope to see it in a couple months. Dive into the Screen Cleaning archives today as we listen back to the tenth ever episode where Jeff and Cole recap the films of Chris Nolan up to Dunkirk including his favorite tropes, stellar use of music, and of course Batman. You're not dreaming or traveling through time, for the first time on the podcast feed, it's the films of Christopher Nolan on Screen Cleaning.

Great TV doesn’t always translate to the big screen. But there is one genre that has better luck than most, that is Science Fiction; probably in no small part due to the on again off again (and on and off) success of the Star Trek films. Today is a very special episode of Screen Cleaning as we are joined by Walter Koenig to talk about stories from Hollywood, playing Chekov for TV and film, and his new book Beaming Up and Getting Off: Life Before and Beyond Star Trek. We’re going warp factor nine, full speed ahead into Star Trek nerdiness on Screen Cleaning today. Engage!

Great TV doesn’t always translate to the big screen. But there is one genre that has better luck than most, that is Science Fiction; probably in no small part due to the on again off again (and on and off) success of the Star Trek films. Today is a very special episode of Screen Cleaning as we are joined by Walter Koenig to talk about stories from Hollywood, playing Chekov for TV and film, and his new book Beaming Up and Getting Off: Life Before and Beyond Star Trek. We’re going warp factor nine, full speed ahead into Star Trek nerdiness on Screen Cleaning today. Engage!

Everybody's got a gimmick now. The newest streaming service to land on our devices is Quibi, the platform with 7-10 minute shows and new content every day! Jeff and Cole downloaded it this week for you (and because they're willing to try anything for the duration of a free trial) and have reviews of some of the top new shows to stream. And as always there is plenty of entertainment news during the quarantine, this time all about the war between movie studios and theaters. Don't wait another Quibi, listen to Screen Cleaning now.

Everybody's got a gimmick now. The newest streaming service to land on our devices is Quibi, the platform with 7-10 minute shows and new content every day! Jeff and Cole downloaded it this week for you (and because they're willing to try anything for the duration of a free trial) and have reviews of some of the top new shows to stream. And as always there is plenty of entertainment news during the quarantine, this time all about the war between movie studios and theaters. Don't wait another Quibi, listen to Screen Cleaning now.