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What I've Seen: Beauty and the Beast; Stray Bullets; The Virgin Suicides (per John D.)

Hitting Theaters: Power Rangers; Life; CHiPs; Wilson

Rotten Silver Linings: Shrek Forever After

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Welcome to the 51st guest episode of the Shaun Talks Movies podcast! I welcome Danielle Giuseponi as we discuss some of her favorite movies. We start with some of the more recent flicks she's watched, including Fifty Shades Darker and a constant favorite in Blue Is the Warmest Colour. We also delve into some of her earlier movie memories that include watching Forrest Gump, Nosferatu, and some of her favorite movies discussed on the back half of the episode, such as White Christmas, On the Town, and Avatar. We also have a heated discussion about the quality of movies like Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and La La Land. 

We also spend a good portion of time discussing Danielle's own personal endeavors as an actor/director/producer/writer/makeup artist. We talk about her feature acting debut (2016's The Curfew Gang) as well as her own directorial debut (Ophelia's Wish) that's currently in pre-production. She ever has her own IMDb page (click here)!

Enjoy the episode!

What I've Seen: Kong: Skull Island; The Killing Fields (per Juan M.); Get Out (re-watch)

Hitting Theaters: Beauty and the Beast; The Belko Experiment; T2 Trainspotting; Song to Song; Mean Dreams; All Nighter

The guest episodes are back! This week, we welcome Shaunies Ballot winner and longtime listener Brinn Haulk onto the show to talk about some of her favorite movies. We discuss a wide range of films over the course of the episode (including some of her favorite movies of all time), and it's a blast to sit down with a guest once again. Hopefully this will be the first of many guest episodes to hit the show's airwaves in the near future. Enjoy!

Some of the major topics of discussion include: 
Silence
O.J.: Made in America
The White Helmets
Hell or High Water
Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland
Mel Brooks
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Beauty and the Beast
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell
Some Like It Hot

What I've Seen: White Dog; Logan; Get Out; Pontypool; The Girl with All the Gifts; Equilibrium (per Nick E.)

Hitting Theaters: Kong: Skull Island; My Scientology Movie; Raw; Personal Shopper; Brimstone

Rotten Silver Linings: Taking Woodstock

Oscars 2017 Wrap-Up

What I've Seen: Can't Buy Me Love (per Paula G.)

Hitting Theaters: Logan; The Shack; Before I Fall; Table 19; Lovesong; The Last Word

Rotten Silver Linings: Hidalgo

Welcome to the 2016 Shaunie Awards! Everything I've seen over the past year has led to this point, and we're breaking down my fifteen categories and awarding the most deserving films of 2016. I welcome back Keith Jenks to help me get into the thick of it all, and it's a fun clip-filled episode that's sure to be entertaining and serve as a nice counter to the Academy Awards. 

Thank you to all the guest presenters as well for your help in getting this episode made! Enjoy, everyone!

What I've Seen: The Lego Batman Movie; Amazing Grace (per Lindsay K.); Love, Rosie (per Nasime)

Hitting Theaters: Get Out; Collide; Rock Dog; Bitter Harvest; The Girl with All the Gifts; My Life as a Zucchini

Guest: Keith Jenks & Ty "The Peanut Gallery" Joyce

It's time for the end of year discussions! I bring Keith Jenks onto the show to count down his ten favorite films of 2016, and I bring out my five favorites from a series of genres. It's a long discussion, but it encapsulates the entirety of 2016 and really shows just how great a year it was for film. Ty Joyce chimes in here and there and offers some of his own brilliant insight as well. Enjoy!

Guest: Chloé Alpert

Chloé sits in on a brand new preview episode! We break down the movies hitting theaters between the weekend after Valentine's and the week before Memorial Day. Both of us count down our ten most anticipated films from that timeframe, and despite it being some slim pickings down the stretch, we still manage to put up some interesting and diverse lists. Enjoy!