The Complete Works Ep. 46

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 2006’s World Trade Center.

Nicolas Cage plays John McLoughlin, alongside Michael Pena, Maria Bello, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Michael Shannon, Jon Bernthal, Jay Hernandez, Stephen Dorff, and Viola Davis, among others. World Trade Center was written by Andrea Berloff and directed by Oliver Stone.

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The Complete Works Ep. 46

The Complete Works Ep. 45

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 2006’s The Ant Bully.

Nicolas Cage plays Zoc, alongside Julia Roberts, Meryl Streep, Paul Giamatti, Zach Tyler Eisen, Regina King, Bruce Campbell, and Ricardo Montalban, among others. The Ant Bully was written and directed by John A. Davis.

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The Complete Works Ep. 45

The Complete Works Ep. 44

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 2005’s The Weather Man.

Nicolas Cage plays Dave Spritz, alongside Michael Caine, Hope Davis, Nicholas Hoult, Michael Rispoli, and Gil Bellows, among others. The Weather Man was written by Steven Conrad and directed by Gore Verbinski.

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The Complete Works Ep. 44

The Complete Works Ep. 43

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 2005’s Lord of War.

Nicolas Cage plays Yuri Orlov, alongside Jared Leto, Ethan Hawke, Bridget Moynihan, Eamonn Walker, and Ian Holm, among others. Lord of War was written and directed by Andrew Niccol.

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Listen to The Complete Works review of Lord of War 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. 43

The Complete Works Ep. 42

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 2004’s National Treasure.

Nicolas Cage plays Benjamin Franklin Gates, alongside Sean Bean, Jon Voight, Diane Kruger, Justin Bartha, Harvey Keitel, and Christopher Plummer, among others. National Treasure was written by Jim Kouf and Cormac and Marianne Wibberly and directed by Jon Turteltaub.

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The Complete Works Ep. 42

The Complete Works Ep. 41

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 2003’s Matchstick Men.

Nicolas Cage plays Roy Waller, alongside Sam Rockwell, Alison Lohman, Bruce McGill, and Bruce Altman, among others. Matchstick Men was written by Ted and Nicholas Griffin and directed by Ridley Scott.

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Listen to The Complete Works review of Matchstick Men 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. 41

The Complete Works Ep. 40

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 2002’s Sonny.

Nicolas Cage plays Acid Yellow, alongside James Franco, Brenda Blethyn, Mena Suvari, and Harry Dean Stanton, among others. Sonny was written by John Karlen and directed by Nicolas Cage himself.

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The Complete Works Ep. 40

The Complete Works Ep. 39

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 2002’s Adaptation.

Nicolas Cage plays Charlie and Donald Kaufman, alongside Meryl Streep, Chris Cooper, Tilda Swinton, Brian Cox, Ron Livingston, Cara Seymour, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Judy Greer, among others. Adaptation was written by Charlie Kaufman (and Donald Kaufman) and directed by Spike Jonze.

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The Complete Works Ep. 39

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 2002’s Windtalkers.

Nicolas Cage plays Sgt. Joe Enders, alongside Adam Beach, Peter Stormare, Christian Slater, Noah Emmerich, Mark Ruffalo, and Roger Willie, among others. Windtalkers was written by John Rice and Joe Bateer and directed by John Woo.

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The Complete Works Ep. 38

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 2001’s Christmas Carol: The Movie.

Nicolas Cage plays Jacob Marley, alongside Simon Callow, Kate Winslet, Jane Horrocks, Michael Gambon, and Rhys Ifans, among others. Christmas Carol: The Movie was written by Robert Llewellyn and Piet Kroon and directed by Jimmy T. Murakami.

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The Complete Works Ep. 37