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This week we encounter shocking sights, nasty noises and objectionable odors – no its not a depraved horror movie… its the human body in Fantastic Voyage! Before we get there, we also inhabit Disney’s latest, Strange World. Uh oh – looks like we’re headed towards the exit! #strangeworld #fantasticvoyage #disney #raquelwelch #donaldpleasance #1966 #proteus #jakegyllenhaal #dennisquaid

Michael Bay is back! And he is ... still Michael Bay. We watched his latest action adventure, Ambulance (2022), and it was unmistakably Michael Bay. Was it good? Was it bad? It was Bay. We also watched Ambulance star Jake Gyllenhaal in a Brade Bargain Bin selection, Prisoners (2013). A solid performance from Gyllenhaal and others, with excellent direction from Denis Villeneuve. You don't want to miss a thing!

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Podcast for a deep examination into the career and life choices of Julia Roberts. Patrick is a sourpuss today because of the lack of weather in his area. Joe tries to learn rain-dancing with surprising success. Lev becomes angry when he realizes that he lost his umbrella. Where does he finally locate it? Find out on this week's episode of 'What the Hell Happened to Them?'

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Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in December 2021. References may feel confusing and/or dated unusually quickly.

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BREAKING NEWS! Justin Bieber is teaming up with Tim Horton's to release three new Timbit flavours, or should we say Timbiebs flavours. Well, the Minute Women have to discuss and go over the hilarious press release that came with the announcement. This week, we also discuss the new (sorta?) Taylor Swift album, our celebrity drinking buddy of choice, and the invention of Para Hockey! 

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EPISODE 45 - JAKE GYLLENHAAL - Actor

Team Deakins had the opportunity to sit and talk with long time friend, actor Jake Gyllenhaal (BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN, PRISONERS, NIGHTCRAWLER). Jake speaks about his relationship with directors and with cinematographers. We speak about his work in Donnie Darko and Prisoners, as well as Jarhead and Wildlife. He speaks about how, as an actor, the final result is always in other people’s hands. He also shares how important the collaboration between actor and cinematographer is and the importance of creating a “safe place” for the actor in front of the camera. Although we were hoping he would explain the end of the movie Enemy (and he said he would!), we finished the episode without knowing any more! And we also got into the craft of building sand castles! A really fun conversation that gave us an insight into the world of an actor! Don’t miss it!

RECOMMENDED EPISODE VIEWING: Donnie Darko, Jarhead

Director Natalie Erika James discusses the journey from short films to making her debut feature with Relic, how Jake Gyllenhaal and the Russo brothers’ production companies got involved, what she learned as a director’s attachment on Leigh Whannell’s Upgrade, and broader directing advice. *Language warning*

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On this week's Friday with Friends listener interaction show, I'm sharing with our listening audience some audio that one of our listeners shared with our Facebook group of an interview with Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal from last weekend's Ace Comic Con Midwest in Rosemont, IL. These 2 actors got together to talk about their iconic roles as Spider-Man and Mysterio and what might be next for their characters in the joint Marvel and Sony Cinematic Universe.

This episode we continue our Visionary Sci-Fi Festival. The third movie in our 4-part series we dive deep into the 2017 Netflix original movie Okja, written and directed by Bong Joon-Ho.

To truly dive deep on this film we have to spoil, so consider this your spoiler alert.

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Michael, Ivan, Noah and Jordan take in an unlikely double feature, and review 2019's reboot of Shaft, along with Marvel's Spider-Man: Far From Home. Apologies in advance for celebratory background explosions, loud Icee-Pop slurps, and all the J Jonah Jameson drops.

Spider-Man! That oft-rebooted, web-slinging, friendly neighborhood superhero. We’re talking about the many Spidey franchises, from the Tobey Maguire era to Spider-Man: Far From Home, and everything in between. 

We wrap up the episode with our Random Recommendations: The Hate U Give and Red, White & Royal Blue.

And thanks to Diana of the Happily Ever Aftermath Podcast (www.heamcast.libsyn.com) for our mini-discussion topic: Which artist’s body of work would we take credit for?

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Movie Meltdown - Episode 494

This week the Super Series returns from "the blip" to discuss the end of the old phase/kick off of Marvel moving forward, as we cover Spider-Man: Far from Home. And as we come to terms with the fact that we are all just living in Grendel’s world, we also bring up… the second installment in comic book movies, string of illusions, Miles Morales, What if… comics, the green mist, Silver Surfer, the new Ben, Keanu Reeves, undercut the emotional connection, The Wizard of Oz, shared universes, Black Widow, Angelina Jolie, J. Jonah Jameson, Disney Plus shows, Fury’s character, The Elementals, Adam Warlock, Doug Jones, rewatchability, Red Sparrow, PS4 Marvel's Spider-Man, Peggy Carter, the new Osborn, we’re all just livin’ in Green Acres shadow, let’s show this awkward thing, human trapped in a dog’s body, Star Wars, The Eternals, Budapest, even dead you’re the hero, she’ll haunt me for the rest of my life, James Bond, sometimes the wrong movies get the money, Happy Hogan, rich with personality, Ned and Betty, J.K. Simmons, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, arguably the greatest comic book film trilogy ever, Spider-Pig, Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3, eavesdropping at the mall, the fields of flowers, Galactus, special effects, Jon Favreau and use the force Spidey. 

Spoiler Alert: Full spoiler’s for “Spider-Man: Far from Home”, so go watch the movie before you listen. 

“...we kind of kept the first one relatively light and we're definitely gonna do that coming out of this super overwhelmingly emotional journey we just came from… so I feel like it was almost purposeful to be like, let’s make sure we don’t get bogged down with weird emotion versions of everything and just kind of have a fun high school road trip kind of movie… that also we work Spider-Man into.”

Join the FMB this week as they take a break from the Refn challenge to see Phase 4 of the Marvel Universe out with Jon Watts' second Spider-Man film: "Far From Home". 

Maybe it's cause Spidey's still a kid, but our hosts pull their punches a little this time around try to see the bright side of things for once; an attempt aided by strong performances from leads Holland, Gyllenhaal and Zendaya. 

next week they boys reluctantly dive back into Nicolas Winding Refn's psyche.