Explore " bill nighy" with insightful episodes like "Season 4: The Horror, The Horror - Shaun of the Dead (Episode 39)", "49. Hot Fuzz (2007)", "Emma - The 2020 Film Adaptation", "127. Love Actually (2003)" and "Episode 13 - Shaun of the Dead (2004)" from podcasts like ""I Know Movies and You Don't w/ Kyle Bruehl", "FilmFloggers", "Wit Beyond Measure", "Why Do We Own This DVD?" and "The Horror Project Podcast"" and more!
In the thirty-ninth episode of Season 4 (The Horror, The Horror) Kyle is joined by actor Dan Bauer and novelist Alex Buda to discuss Edgar Wright's immaculate parody and embodiment of George A. Romero style zombie flicks that reflects on the stasis of life and the balance needed for fulfillment in the existential and hilarious Shaun of the Dead.
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After watching Oshea struggle to take his seat (considering he is particularly svelte now after losing a sizable amount of weight), my heart started its palpitations, and my mind began racing. How would I fit any normal-sized human into the leprechaun-shaped hole Fiona has made for herself these past several months?!
Did Ebert and Siskel have to deal with this kind of shit? Kermode & Mayo look pretty cosy in the BBC studios.
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So Hot Fuzz, nothing's off the table this episode as we delve into a whole host of hot topics.
Including the latest happenings in DW'S tardis (Bradley Walsh, really?), some drunken debauchery tales, and I give Shaun a 'Paddy Considine' must-watch list.
With strict instructions to only be watched when you're feeling down and need something to pop a smile back on your face.
The list starts with Tyrannosaur...
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This week Catrina and Elle discuss, gush, and awe over the 2020 Emma adaptation starring Anya Taylor-Joy, Johnny Flynn, and Bill Nighy.
How did this adaptation hold up against the book? Was it more entertaining, or just as boring as some of the novel's chapters? Did the actors get the characters right, or did they miss the mark? Most importantly, did we finally get romance?
From two hosts who weren't big fans of the novel, it might surprise you to hear what they thought of this adaptation.
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Diane and Sean discuss the merits of the hotly-contested Richard Curtis film, Love Actually. Episode music is "Too Lost in You", written by Diane Warren, performed by Sugababes from the OST.
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Welcome to the Horror Project Podcast. Join hosts Phil and Laura as they review Edgar Wright's British horror comedy, Shaun of the Dead (2004)
We shall be reviewing the film in spoiler-filled detail, finding a place on the leaderboard for the movie during our Ranking. Plus discover which character is taking home the Body-Bag-Award this week.
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What happens when you grab a Director of British Romantic Comedy royalty, give him about 15 A-list actors and a REALLY solid script? One of the greatest Holiday Romantic Comedies of all time. Join Sarah and Devin as they break down Love Actually.
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'We're making a Detective Pikachu movie' is the type of sentence the Generals would have once thought was a punchline to a joke. Then Ryan Reynolds was cast as Pikachu. Then it made over 400 million in worldwide box office. So this week the Generals recruit more help as they venture into Ryme City and finally get a look for themselves at how well Pokemon and humans can live together. Oh and mystery something goes on too. Plus tons of news from DC Fandome!
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Action! “Sometimes Always Never” is a movie that really moved me; it’s an incredible piece of work, and it was fantastic to get to speak to it’s writer Frank Cottrell-Boyce, and its director Carl Hunter, about the lengthy gestation period the movie went through, and to get a sense of what goes into pulling off a movie like this.
If you haven’t yet had the pleasure, the movie stars Bill Nighy, Alice Lowe, and Sam Riley, and deals with themes of kinship, loss, and er, word games. It’s profoundly affecting and has a striking visual identity.
Hope you enjoy it! Let me know what you think!
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It's a Showdown! Amy and Sean are going head to head over to Richard Curtis's film Notting Hill, with Alex caught in the middle. Except Alex is too obstreperous to stay above the fray, and Amy and Sean keep agreeing on everything. We can't even argue properly. This week we're looking at character, motivation, embedded sexisms and other isms in Notting Hill (a film from the Dark Ages that we keep finding ourselves arguing over at the pub), and a whole range of random logic holes in films that bear no resemblance to Notting Hill at all. This is peak Word Docs, where there's madness in the method, and we regret everything.
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It's a Showdown! Amy and Sean are going head to head over to Richard Curtis's film Notting Hill, with Alex caught in the middle. Except Alex is too obstreperous to stay above the fray, and Amy and Sean keep agreeing on everything. We can't even argue properly. This week we're looking at character, motivation, embedded sexisms and other isms in Notting Hill (a film from the Dark Ages that we keep finding ourselves arguing over at the pub), and a whole range of random logic holes in films that bear no resemblance to Notting Hill at all. This is peak Word Docs, where there's madness in the method, and we regret everything.
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Special guest Emily Kubincanek joins us for a marathon of reviews this week, starting with the new Netflix action blockbuster, The Old Guard, starring Charlize Theron and KiKi Layne. Then we loop into Hulu's time-bending rom-com Palm Springs, starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti. Tom Hanks writes and stars in the new Apple TV+ WWII epic, Greyhound, which just released this week. We slow things down for the meditative First Cow from writer/director Kelly Reichardt. Oh, and Werner Herzog made a new Japanese-language film called Family Romance, LLC. Last, we finish things off with a wordy scramble of a review for the British quirk-film Sometimes Always Never, which stars Bill Nighy and Sam Riley.
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In this episode we discuss everything Emma. (with a period) : the story, the cast, trailer parks, and much more...
Sam and Rayce created a four movie marathon recorded their findings. For the sake of of brevity we have broken the marathon into four parts, corresponding with the four movies:
a terrible movie - Battlefield Earth
a great movie - The Godfather
Rayce's pick that Sam will hate: Bulletproof Monk
Sam's pick that Rayce will hate: Emma
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This past week may not have opened on a—ahem—high note, but that doesn't mean the Cinemaholics are tuning out on the latest batch of film releases. After a quick birthday shoutout for our favorite movies ever and a mini review of "Space Force" on Netflix, we jump into our in-depth review of The High Note, a new feel-good comedy-drama starring Dakota Johnson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Ice Cube, and Kelvin Harrison Jr. We also discuss Body Cam starring Mary J. Blige and Nat Wolff, the new Netflix documentary mini-series Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich, and Hope Gap starring Annette Bening and Bill Nighy.
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The Kentucky Seasonal boys are prim and proper this week while they take a look at Emma. Is the new adaptation daring enough, or should you just watch Little Women?
A widowed woman wants to open a bookshop in a sleepy English village, but faces opposition. Ashley & Matt review this surprisingly simple film.
Ashley & Matt review the latest adaptation of Jane Austen's novel about a matchmaking young woman in early 19th century England.
During the first episode of the Lonely Arts Club, Martin McQuillan speaks with film director, screen writer and musician, Carl Hunter.
This year has seen the release of Carl's first feature film, Sometimes Always Never, starring Bill Nighy and Jenny Agutter. Carl speaks of where the idea for the film came from and what it was like working with this calibre of actors.
We also hear about Carl's music career as bass player of The Farm and also his love for homemade soup and sourdough bread.
This episode was recorded in February 2019, on the verge of the film's cinematic release.
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Happy 10th episode! Much like female flatulence, there are many layers to this episode. Man can't tell the difference between a Cherokee Jeep and a cockatoo, Jo shares awkward nursing home stories, movies we regret watching, awful Boston accents, and movies so bad they're hilarious.
Lester and Tariq disscuss 2014's Pride Directed by Matthew Warchus and Written by Stephen Beresford. About the True Story of the Lesbian and Gays Support the Miners Group and their support of a small mining village in Wales.
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We just have one movie following us around as we battle it out over Pokémon Detective Pikachu, a new live-action movie based on the video game, as well as the larger world of pocket monsters with so many games and merchandise, we couldn't possibly hope to catch 'em all.
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