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70 episodes down, and only a few more to go. On this episode, we venture into the great unknown, one of the most popular settings in film, space, and how films exploring the setting have changed and evolved since 1968. No guests today as we delve into 2001: A Space Odyssey, Apollo 13, First Man, Moon, The Martian and Ad Astra. We talk about how each film explores a different aspect of space travel and how it affects the characters within the stories, as well as looking at how 2001 set the standard.
It's the end of the world as we know it, but that will not stop WEGL's premiere movie podcast. On this newest episode, resuming our normal schedule, we tackle two disaster movies released in the same year, Deep Impact and Armageddon. The similarities, the differences, wondering what they were doing with a gun in space, how the missiles failed and so much more. Braden is back on the show as her plan for TTL domination continues while the maker of bucket hats and stickers alike, Megan DeVoe, joins the show for the first time ever.
Two more guests step onto the set for the third episode in 7 days as we discuss two of writer Aaron Sorkin's very best, The Social Network and Steve Jobs. Cameron and Ainsley join the show for an in-depth look at how those films mirror each other, what sets them apart, the performances and more in another episode of WEGL's premiere movie podcast.
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