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In episode 26 of the Film Parley, Tim & Jelani discuss Shane Black and his second directorial feature, Iron Man 3.
The guys also weigh in briefly on several television shows (listed in the notes) and discuss some interesting bits of news, including Joss Whedon’s upcoming show, Agents of SHIELD.
There’s also a bit of nonsense when Jelani tries to defend all 8 seasons of 24 as brilliant.
00:00 Intro
03:08 What are you drinking?
05:54 Mini-reviews & recommendations (Curb Your Enthusiasm, Game of Thrones, Community, Jack Reacher, Veep, West of the Moon, Brazil)
23:29 News (PTA’s Inherent Vice, the return of 24, Agents of SHIELD)
43:49 Shane Black
50:54 Film Parley: Iron Man 3
01:01:24 Spoilers
Brazil is an early work from director F. Javier Gutierrez, who was recently tapped to direct the remake of The Crow, and it’s quite fun.
George Clooney and Sandra Bullock star in Alfonso Cuaron’s first feature since his masterful 2006 adaptation of Children of Men.
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An amazingly wonderful and ambitious fantastical short film from Brent Bonacorso.
This works on every level and heralds the coming of a confident new voice in filmmaking.
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In this momentous 25th episode of the Film Parley, Jelani Memory rejoins Mike and Tim to give his (rather strong) opinion about Upstream Color before signing off so the other guys can take Oblivion through its paces.
Also: The winner of the Film Parley’s first twitter contest is announced, Mike weighs in on his Olympus Has Fallen experience, and Tim talks about a whole bunch of movies he watched with his kids over Spring Break.
There is also a segment on cake decoration camouflage which is not to be missed.
**Note: If you found Oblivion confusing, you are most likely going to feel insulted during this podcast. On account of Tim insults you, multiple times.
00:00 Intro
01:43 Twitter contest winner
06:59 Apologies from Tim (Twitter contest, Unanswered questions)
08:16 What are you drinking, and what Tim is brewing
10:10 News (John Williams, Live-action Cinderella, Die Hardest, Magic Mike 2)
18:12 Mini-reviews (Olympus Has Fallen, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Prestige, King Kong, Jurassic Park 3D, Lion King blu ray extras)
24:03 Hysterical laughter
37:49 Upstream Color and the triumphant return of Jelani Memory
1:13:10 - Film Parley: Oblivion
1:27:51 - SPOILERS
2:00:28 - Boat drinks
Outro song: Hit the Road Jack by Ray Charles
FINALLY!!! We’ve been waiting for this for months. Enjoy.
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Some classic sci-fi awesomeness for you this Tuesday. Enjoy.
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Another fun piece from Chelsea Patterson.
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Check out the work and buy a print or two over at Chelsea Patterson’s shop.
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Another trailer for Guillermo Del Toro’s Pacific Rim, which was originally intended only for the WonderCon audience.
We get to see some more gigantic awesomeness, but unfortunately it is also accompanied by the rather overly dramatic and sappy narration. Not to mention the line, “Your mission is to protect this city of 2 million people.”
Really?
Last day to enter our Twitter contest. Check out episode 23 or 24 of the podcast for details.
In the 24th episode of the Film Parley, Mike and Tim review Brian Helgelund’s 42: The Jackie Robinson Story and discuss some great films set in Boston. Plus news and some hints for the Film Parley Twitter Contest. Enjoy!
Intro Song: Welcome Back Kotter
10:00 - Twitter contest HINTS!
15:30 - News (Star Wars, The Death of Hand-drawn Animation, Monsters University, Rebooting The Crow)
21:13 - Boston in film
29:11 - CanIStream.It
30:16 - Mini-parley: GI Joe Retaliation
39:00 - Film Parley: 42
55:51 - Spoilers
Outro Song: Tessie by Dropkick Murphys
JJ Abrams recently released a clip from the upcoming Star Trek Into Darkness, and it’s got me terrified.
Not that Spock might die, but that the entire scene feels like a Saturday Night Live parody sketch. Clunky exposition and some weird dialogue: “Shut up, Spock, we’re talking about your life, DAMMIT!”
I am an Abrams believer…but if this is meant to be a tease…yikes.
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Set a year after the events in The Avengers, Thor reunites with Jane (and apparently Loki) to battle an ancient evil bent on destroying the nine realms.
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