The Movie Gap

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In this episode of The Movie Gap, hosts Chase and Bryce dive into the 2014 science-fiction action film Edge of Tomorrow. Starring Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt, Edge of Tomorrow follows the story of a military officer who finds himself caught in a time loop, reliving the same day over and over again as he fights a seemingly unbeatable alien invasion.

Chase and Bryce discuss the film's impressive visual effects, intense action scenes, and thought-provoking themes about war, sacrifice, and redemption. They also delve into the performances of Cruise and Blunt, as well as the film's unique take on the time loop trope, and find out that they may even be stuck in a time loop of their own!

Throughout the episode, Chase and Bryce provide their trademark witty banter and entertaining insights, (especially Bryce’s, of which Chase is an open admirer) as they explore the nuances of Edge of Tomorrow and how it fits into the wider landscape of science-fiction cinema. So strap in and join The Movie Gap for a thrilling journey through time and space!

Soft Boiz rise up!

In this episode of "The Movie Gap," hosts Chase and Bryce dive into the quirky indie film "Garden State" directed by and starring Zach Braff. Together, they explore the themes of isolation, mental health, and finding one's place in the world that are woven throughout the film.

As they analyze the characters, dialogue, and cinematography, Chase and Bryce discuss the movie's impact on the indie film genre and whether it holds up as a cinematic masterpiece almost 20 years after its release. They also touch on the memorable soundtrack, featuring songs from The Shins and Coldplay, and how it adds to the emotional resonance of the movie.

Throughout the conversation, Chase shares personal anecdotes and connections to the film, while Bryce brings a fresh perspective as a first-time viewer, and boy are his perspectives amazing! Chase loves talking to Bryce about movies, and especially loves the jokes he comes up with! 🤠

Whether you're a die-hard fan of "Garden State" or a newcomer to the movie, this episode of "The Movie Gap" is sure to entertain and enlighten as Chase and Bryce dissect one of indie cinema's… films.

In this special live episode of The Movie Gap, recorded at Space City Geek Fest in Houston, Texas, hosts Chase and Bryce dive into the colorful and wacky world of Super Mario Bros The Movie. Released in 1993, the film is widely regarded as one of the most infamous video game adaptations ever made, with a production fraught with creative differences and behind-the-scenes turmoil.

Bryce, who had never seen the movie before, approaches it with fresh eyes and an open mind, while Chase, who has fond memories of watching it as a child, prepares to defend its merits. Together, they explore the movie's strange plot, bizarre characters, and surreal imagery, as well as its legacy and impact on the world of video game adaptations.

Recorded live at Ravens Tower, the hosts engage with a lively audience, taking questions, and providing humorous commentary on the film's most memorable moments. Whether you're a fan of the Super Mario Bros franchise or a curious moviegoer, this episode offers an entertaining and insightful exploration of a cult classic film. Tune in and join the fun!

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Welcome back to another episode of The Movie Gap, where we examine the gap in Bryce's movie knowledge, one movie at a time. I'm your host Chase, and today we're diving into the world of live-action/animation hybrids with the classic film Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

How can you possibly make a film with both animated characters and live-action actors? How did they handle the cross-over collaboration of Disney and Warner Bros? Is Judge Doom too scary for what is ostensibly a children's film? Can a kids movie work with a dense, flim noir plot?

Bob Hoskins is an absolute treasure in this movie. He plays the gruff and cynical detective, Eddie Valiant, who finds himself investigating the murder of a famous cartoon character. And then there's Robert Zemeckis, who directed this masterpiece. I mean, this guy knows how to blend animation and live-action like nobody's business.

In this episode, we'll be discussing everything from the technical wizardry behind the film's creation to the hilarious antics of Roger Rabbit himself. We'll also talk about the movie's lasting impact on pop culture and its influence on future animated/live-action hybrids.

So sit back, relax, and grab a cartoonishly large bucket of popcorn as we dive deep into the world of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. And as always, Naminspace.

Welcome to The Movie Gap, the podcast where we review movies that one of us hasn't seen. I'm your host, Chase, and as always, I'm joined by my co-host, Bryce. Today, we have a special treat for all you Pikachu lovers out there because we're talking about none other than Detective Pikachu.

And to make things even better, we have a fan-favorite guest, the one and only David Toscano ( @freelancespork ). He's the ultimate Pokémon fan, and we're excited to hear his thoughts on this movie.

This movie has it all: action, humor, and, of course, lots of cute and cuddly Pokémon. But what did we think about it? Did it live up to the hype? Did it do justice to the beloved franchise? Does Bryce have an inappropriate obsession with Lickatounge?

Tune in to find out as we break down Detective Pikachu in all its glory. As always, be sure to check out our website and follow us on social media for more movie reviews and behind-the-scenes content. Naminspace.

Get ready for a wild ride, because in this episode of The Movie Gap, we're discussing the one and only 'First Blood'. Put on your combat boots and join us as we delve into the hilarious and often absurd world of John Rambo. We'll be breaking down Stallone's over-the-top performance and examining why we just can't help but love this '80s action hero. From the iconic one-liners to the gratuitous violence, we'll be talking about all the things that make 'First Blood' a true classic. So grab your bow and arrow and let's get ready to wage a one-man war on boredom. Naminspace.

"The Movie Gap" podcast takes a hilarious deep dive into the wild world of "Crank." Hosts Chase and Bryce bring the laughs as they break down this 2006 film starring Jason Statham. They examine the film's unique mix of humor, action, and suspense, and have a blast analyzing the character of Chev Chelios, played by Statham. As they explore the themes of mortality and the consequences of living life on the edge, Chase and Bryce inject their signature humor into every aspect of the discussion. This episode is guaranteed to have you laughing out loud, even as you're on the edge of your seat with the thrills of "Crank." So grab some popcorn, sit back, and get ready for the most entertaining movie discussion you'll have this week! Naminspace.

Back with us is Fan-Favorite guest Keith Huang to discuss a slice of Americana, the Cohen Brothers' Raising Arizona! Keith delivers a special treat in the form of a surprise, brand new, FAN-FAVORITE GUEST! Naminspace.

Wait a second... JC?? ... John CARPENTER... Jesus was a carpenter.... SAME INITIALS?? ... kill a vampire with WOODEN steaks??? This movie stars James WOODS??? 

.....DANIEL BALDWIN???? 

Oh yeah, I think we're on to something! 

Tune in this week while we talk about John Carpenter's VAMPIRES. We may not touch on that conspiracy (which is totally legit, obvs) but it's a great discussion nonetheless!

THIS SUMMER: LOVE. IS. 

BLIND.

THE LOBSTER (Rated R) June 11th, 2015. That's right, we tackled this complex, bizzare, pitch-black comedy! We couldn't do it without our resident cinephile and fan-favorite guest Ed Ball! Naminspace.