The Complete Works

The Complete Works Ep. 72

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role in 2015's The Runner.

Nicolas Cage stars as Colin Pryce, alongside Connie Nielsen, Peter Fonda, Sarah Paulson, Wendell Pierce, Bryan Batt, and Dana Gourrier, among others. The Runner was written and directed by Austin Stark.

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The Complete Works Ep. 72

The Complete Works Ep. 71

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role (via archive footage) in 2015's The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened?

Nicolas Cage appears as himself, alongside Tim Burton, Kevin Smith, Jon Peters, Dan Gilroy, Wesley Strick, Colleen Atwood, and Lorenzo di Bonaventura, among others. The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened? was written and directed by Jon Schnepp.

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The Complete Works Ep. 71

The Complete Works Ep. 70

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role in 2015's Outcast.

Nicolas Cage plays Gallain, alongside Hayden Christensen, Liu Yifei, Ji Ke Jun Yi, and Andy On, among others. Outcast was written by James Dormer and directed by Nick Powell.

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The Complete Works Ep. 70

The Complete Works Ep. 69

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role in 2014's Dying of the Light.

Nicolas Cage plays Evan Lake, alongside Anton Yelchin, Irene Jacob, Alexander Karim, Adetomiwa Edun, and Silas Carson, among others. Dying of the Light was written and directed by Paul Schrader.

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The Complete Works Ep. 69

The Complete Works Ep. 68

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role in 2014's Left Behind.

Nicolas Cage plays Rayford Steele, alongside Cassi Thomson, Lea Thompson, Chad Michael Murray, Jordin Sparks, and Nicky Whelan, among others. Left Behind was written by Paul Lalonde and John Patus and directed by Vic Armstrong.

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The Complete Works Ep. 68

The Complete Works Ep. 67

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role in 2014's Rage.

Nicolas Cage plays Paul Maguire, alongside Rachel Nichols, Danny Glover, Peter Stormare, Max Ryan, Michael McGrady, and Aubrey Peeples, among others. Rage was written by Jim Agnew and Sean Keller and directed by Paco Cabezas.

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Listen to The Complete Works review of Joe below and leave your thoughts on the film and the review below in the comments section. Readers seeking more podcasts can visit our Podcast Page, our Podcast Twitter Page, our Podcast Facebook Page, and our Podcast YouTube Page. Want up-to-the-minute notifications? FilmBook staff members publish podcast articles by Email, Twitter, Tumblr, Google+, and Facebook.

The Complete Works Ep. 67

The Complete Works Ep. 66

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role in 2014's Joe.

Nicolas Cage plays Joe Ransom, alongside Tye Sheridan, Heather Kafka, Ronnie Blevins, and Gary Poulter, among others. Joe was written Gary Hawkins and directed by David Gordon Green.

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The Complete Works Ep. 66

The Complete Works Ep. 65

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role in 2013's The Frozen Ground.

Nicolas Cage plays Jack Holcombe, alongside John Cusack, Vanessa Hudgens, 50 Cent, Dean Norris, and Kevin Dunn, among others. The Frozen Ground was written and directed by Scott Walker.

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The Complete Works Ep. 65

The Complete Works Ep. 64

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role in 2013's The Croods.

Nicolas Cage plays Grug Crood, alongside Emma Stone, Ryan Reynolds, Catherine Keener, Clark Duke, and Cloris Leachman, among others. The Croods was written and directed by Kirk DeMicco and Chris Sanders.

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The Complete Works Ep. 64

The Complete Works Ep. 63

The Complete Works is an in-depth, introspective, and, quite frankly, insane idea - FilmBook contributor Mike Smith and his co-host Mike DeCriscio are going to take a look at every film in the filmography of Nicolas Cage, one crazy screaming scene at a time. This week, Mike and Mike discuss Nicolas Cage's role in 2012's Stolen.

Nicolas Cage plays Will Montgomery, alongside Danny Huston, Malin Akerman, M.C. Gainey, Josh Lucas, and Sami Gayle, among others. Stolen was written by David Guggenheim and directed by Simon West.

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The Complete Works Ep. 63