Screen Verdict

Screen Verdict is excited to be back with another podcast as we review The Martian.

We discuss movies versus books, how it compares to Gravity and Interstellar, rate our chances of survival on Mars, and decide whether Matt Damon is worth saving in the first place.

After our Screen Verdict ratings we share what could be in the works including the long awaited Space Jam podcast.

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Screen Verdict is excited to review the latest season of both the Emmy and SV award wining series Veep.

We share our thoughts on Selina as the President and unravel the various political scandals that come up throughout the season. We also dig up a clip from our 2012 election coverage in order to unpack the season final and Matt asks Veep actor Timothy Simons (Jonah) how soft Patton Oswalt's hands are.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping share some of Screen Verdict's adventures in the USA including an open mic night at Flapper's Comedy Club.

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In a special Emmys podcast, not only are we joined by our good friend Tom O'Neil from Gold Derby, Tom actually hosts Screen Verdict in awards town itself.

We break down the top races including the leading acting categories and best comedy and drama series. We discuss who should win, who will win and they might not be the same thing.

We were also lucky enough to podcast in the presence of an actual Emmy trophy and hear a couple of celebrity stories including Tom standing next to Jon Hamm in a men's bathroom.

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Screen Verdict is excited to take it's annual deviation from Film and TV to discuss MTV's Video Music Awards. This year we look at Taylor Swift fighting in an office, question whether Beyonce is hot or cold and talk through Bruno Mars' courting strategy.

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On the podcast this week we pit one of Screen Verdict's favourite shows against one of Matt's favourite shows, and break down how both series wrapped things up on air after seven seasons.

We talk about why Jonathan never got into Mad Men and why it was Matt who had to play catch up on the series final. We also dish Don going walkabout and Andy's rise to fame. It's a battle for the ages!

And in housekeeping we reported on getting the Screen Verdict word out at a burger shop in LA.

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This week Screen Verdict is excited to review Inside Out, the latest release from Pixar. We also take a trip down memory lane to our very first podcast in which we ranked all of the Pixar films.

The film of Inside Out introduces us to the characters inside our heads so Screen Verdict decided to discuss the film by sharing what made us experience joy, sadness, fear, anger and disgust in the film.

Then we provide our Screen Verdict ranking and debate for where it should end up in our definitive Pixar rank. Lastly Matt shares some Housekeeping news of intergalactic proportions.

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In one of our most anticipated podcasts of the year, Screen Verdict reviews the latest season of Game of Thrones and throws down more opinions than there are surprise deaths in Game of Thrones.

We move around the 7 Kingdoms and catch up with each of favourite and least favourite characters, whom may or may not make it to the end of the season.

We then provide our MVP of the season and give our Screen Verdict.

Lastly in Housekeeping Matt drops some news of global significance.

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Screen Verdict are excited as a mole woman getting out of a bunker to review Unbreakiable Kimmy Schmidt the latest comedy offering from Netflix.

We discuss Tina Fey and Ellie Kemper as well as what it would be like if Matt and Jonathan lived in a bunker and what we would most be looking forward to in the real world 15 years in the future.

We then give our Screen Verdict and in Housekeeping we find out the result of our Silver Linings Playbook style parlay with Matt and dancer Kirsten.

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This week Screen Verdict talks about the musical comedy comeback in Pitch Perfect 2. The boys talk about excuses you can use to watch the film and ponder whether Obama used similar tactics. Jonathan talks about the oddly distracting German singer and Matt explains why team Canada was underrated in the worlds. They also decide whether Anna Kendrick has won or lost leverage in negotiations for Pitch Perfect 3. All before a return to House Keeping where Matt talks about his first dancing experience with a friend and proposes a Silver Lining's Playbook style parlay. For all our reviews and competitions you can Like us at - https://www.facebook.com/ScreenVerdictPodcast

One the podcast this week we round up several seasons of HBO shows that finished in the last couple of months and hits them a Screen Verdict.

For season 4 of Girls we discuss moving to Iowa, coming out in your 60s, interviewing for your first job, and running for local council.

For season 5 of Boardwalk Empire we talk about how pretty much everyone dies.

And lastly seeing as Jonathan hasn't seen season 3 of The Newsroom, Matt shares a story from the HBO party for the season premiere involving Aaron Sorkin, Olivia Munn and Jeff Daniels.

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