Silver Screen Queens

Silver Screen Queens

By Katie Molloy and Melissa SavageTV & FilmTV ReviewsFilm Reviews
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Silver Screen Queens episodes

  • 244: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

    Frances McDormand is once again up for an Oscar for her turn as a mother using any means necessary to get the local police to work harder to solve her daughter’s murder. Sam Rockwell offers sterling support in an ambitious film that takes a compassionate look at bigotry, ableism and cycles of violence.

    Show notes:
    • Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) - IMDb
    • In Bruges (2008) - IMDb
    • Catwoman (2004) - IMDb

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    46 min
  • 243: The Greatest Showman

    PRO: Hugh Jackman and Zac Efron are back doing a musical! Zendaya! Pasek and Paul!

    CON: Heavily fictionalised version of the life of a man who did some really bad stuff in his time.

    Our love of musicals won out on this occasion, and we decided to review the film as presented, but read up on PT Barnum and his life (including slave-owning and exploitation of disabled children) and watch with that in mind.

    Show notes:
    • The Greatest Showman (2017) - IMDb
    • Meet Loren Allred, Rebecca Ferguson’s Singing Voice in ‘The Greatest Showman’ | Greatest Showman, Loren Allred, Rebecca Ferguson : Just Jared

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    37 min
  • 242: The Shape of Water

    Otherwise known as “the Guillermo del Toro fish romance”, The Shape of Water is garnering all sorts of awards season buzz. On New Year’s Eve, we got a little buzzed and went to see it.

    Show notes:
    • The Shape of Water (2017) - IMDb
    • How Guillermo Del Toro Cast Sally Hawkins in Shape of Water
    • Let's Face the Music and Dance – Fred & Ginger in Follow the Fleet 1936 - YouTube
    • Follow the Fleet - Wikipedia

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    45 min
  • 241: Call Me By Your Name

    This sweet coming of age gay love story has been generating serious buzz for months, and after waiting impatiently we finally got to see it on Boxing Day. Does it live up to the hype? How many times do we plan to watch it again? Are Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet allergic to shirts?

    Show notes:
    • Call Me by Your Name (2017) - IMDb
    • Luchino Visconti - Wikipedia
    • The Leopard (1963) - IMDb
    • Italian neorealism - Wikipedia
    • French New Wave - Wikipedia
    • Breathless (1960) - IMDb

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    39 min
  • 240: Star Wars: The Last Jedi

    It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Star Wars season! Following the raging success of THE FORCE AWAKENS in 2015, LOOPER director Rian Johnson takes on the legendary franchise with this packed instalment. General Organa has her work cut out for her keeping Poe Dameron in check, while Rey has gone to make a mentor out of the grizzled loner Luke Skywalker. Meanwhile, Finn meets the irrepressible Rose Tico.

    Show notes:
    • Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) - IMDb

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    1 hr
  • 239: The Disaster Artist

    14 years ago, Tommy Wiseau wrote, directed, produced and starred in THE ROOM, widely regarded as the worst film ever made. Now, the multi-talented James Franco directs, produces and stars in the movie about the movie, based on the memoir of Wiseau’s best friend and protegé, Greg Sestero.

    Show notes:
    • The Disaster Artist (2017) - IMDb
    • The Room (2003) - IMDb

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    1 hr 1 min
  • 238: The Man Who Invented Christmas

    A few months back we were attracted by a trailer for a quirky little movie about the writing of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol starring Dan Stevens as the renowned author. We weren’t quite sure what we were getting ourselves in for, but we’re glad we did.

    Show notes:
    • The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017) - IMDb

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    41 min
  • 237: The Killing of a Sacred Deer

    One of the early Oscar contenders, this film has been doing the festival rounds for a while and garnered decent critical buzz. We were slightly concerned about its ostensible themes of abuse, and it’s experimental Brechtian vibe, but were intrigued nonetheless.

    Show notes:
    • Silver Screen Queens The Last Jedi screening and live podcast Tickets, Fri, 15/12/2017 at 9:00 pm | Eventbrite
    • The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017) - IMDb

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    40 min
  • 236: Justice League

    After the success of WONDER WOMAN, DC brings together its biggest heroes in one picture. After a troubled genesis, the film has been getting bad reviews from critics, but an okay response from audiences. We were looking forward to Wonder Woman and Ezra Miller’s The Flash, so we went in with an open mind.

    Show notes:
    • Justice League (2017) - IMDb

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    39 min
  • 235: Murder on the Orient Express

    For Katie’s birthday we enjoyed a screening of Kenneth Branagh’s take on the classic Agatha Christie novel about a mysterious group of travellers stranded on a luxurious train journey. Please enjoy our cucumber sandwich- and champagne-fuelled review.

    Show notes:
    • Silver Screen Queens The Last Jedi screening and live podcast Tickets, Fri, 15/12/2017 at 9:00 pm | Eventbrite
    • Murder on the Orient Express (2017) - IMDb

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    38 min

About Silver Screen Queens

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Melissa Savage and Katie Molloy met in film class, and haven’t been able to stop talking movies ever since. Each week they watch a movie and review it, stopping to make plenty of nerdy…