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We recorded the very first episode of Talking With Burritos in February of 2014. Unbreakable was the movie subject and eating burritos was a delicious bad idea; it seems people don't enjoy hearing you trash paper wrappers and chew your food while on mic.
Go figure.
With the movie playing on the television, Josh, Adam, Chris and Jerry discussed Unbreakable scene by scene. We recorded for almost four hours and had a great time breaking down what is by far M. Night Shaymalan's best movie while building it up with the praise it rightly deserves. Our appreciation for this movie spurred the desire for us to bring our random work discussions to a shareable platform for people like us to enjoy and hopefully relate.
In this episode we go back and reminisce about how this podcast began and where it's going, and also why we chose to revisit M. Night Shaymalan's Unbreakable ever year until this podcast ends or we cease to exist.
Ghostbusters isn't getting a sequel. Well, that's what the word is now based on projections that the remake film is likely to post a seventy million dollar loss. Could it have been a backlash from that awful first trailers, sexism, or is it a poorly made movie? In this episode, Chris and Jerry give their reaction to the movie while playing The Watchmen video game. It was an interesting endeavor that excited an fierce debate on whether Ghostbusters (2016) is a remake or a requel.
REQUEL: when a remake contains a lot of new material; A remake that also doubles as a sequel. - UrbanDictionary.com
Requel: A movie which revisits the subject matter of an earlier film but is not a remake or linear continuation or its plot. - Wiktionary.com
Examples:
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Jurassic Park (2015)
Tell us what you think?
What are other examples of movies that can be considered requels?
Oh, yeah, and on this podcast were claim the term REMAKEQUEL.
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Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/talkingwithburritos/ Twitter: @talkingburritos Snapchat: talking with burritos After much anticipation Suicide Squad has finally arrived. Could the worse of the worst DC's villains prove to be heroes to WB's extended universe? Suicide Squad has the potential to ruin Warner Bros. plans to green light movies for their least iconic characters. Flash, Cyborg, and Aquaman films are currently swimming upstream as WB struggles to maintain some key name directors and writers attached to the fledging productions. The well received Wonder Woman trailers seems promising, but, the Justice League's Comic-Con spot failed to convince audiences scorned by Batman v Superman that Warner Bros and Zach Snyder have vision of a better tomorrow. Funny how the plot line for Suicide Squad aptly applies to the current state of affairs at WB studios. In the movie, the fate of the world rest in the hands of a team of criminals. In reality, the fate of many movie investments rest in the success of a Suicide Squad. In This Episode:Hey, whats up everyone! We're back from a self-imposed sabbatical to present you an episode about that Lights Out movie, Pokemon Go, and how you can entertain yourself this week. Thank you for listening and enjoy the show!
In this lost archive episode of the Talking With Burritos podcast we about THIS GURU who whose married to a canine, THAT FAPPENING, and WHATEVER POSSESSED someone to own a cobra in Los Angeles.
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We take a stab at the news with This, That, and The Ugly. Our version of reporting what's not right in the world.
The summer is most notably an incredible time for Hollywood and the blockbuster movie; however, with the decline or of the marquee performer/(bankable) actor or franchise, this summer, as with the previous summer comes off as just meh on the Richter scale of expectation. There are so many movies opening within a span of three months, so there has to be one gem of a film that will shine bright among the dullness of the remake and sequel... right? Will it be X-men or Ghostbuster? Independence Day: Resurrection? What will be the movie to make this summer of movies worth the price of admission? In this episode we review Angry Birds, Nice Guys, and Neighbors 2 and we ponder the next couple of months in movies with the hopes of finding one film that will spark our interest and save this year of meh so far.
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