Explore " lawrence kasdan" with insightful episodes like "Episode 123 - Grand Canyon", "103. Return Of The Jedi", "Episode 42: Body Heat", "YNFA 026: Raiders of the Lost Ark, or I’m Face Meltingly Hot for Teacher" and "Ep. 141 - The Vault: The Bodyguard" from podcasts like ""1991 Movie Rewind", "Still Any Good?", "Remainders", "You're No Fun Anymore" and "Time Sensitive"" and more!
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After 103 episodes, we've finally done a Star Wars. Naturally, we've done everybody's favourite of the original trilogy: RETURN OF THE JEDI. Teddy bear frenzy! Also, Rob has some rather exciting news ...
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This week on Remainders, we talk the 1981 neo-noir Body Heat. Written and directed by Lawrence Kasdan – around the same time as writing Raiders of the Lost Ark and the Empire Strikes Back – Body Heat was inspired by Double Indemnity and launched the careers of William Hurt and Kathleen Turner. Ned (Hurt) is a hapless lawyer who falls hard for the sultry but married Matty (Turner). Their affair turns dark though when they initiate a plot to kill her husband – with the potential to reap his fortune. A throwback to 40s crime noir, Body Heat feels especially relevant today as society reevaluates the eroticism in films of the 80s and 90s.
Other topics include new pieces from Darren’s collection and his upcoming exhibit at La Luz De Jesus Gallery, some first time Remainders swag available for purchase, a visit to the Hollywood Museum, what we’re watching on TV these days, Ebert vs. Kael, favorite William Hurt and Kathleen Turner performances, and the enduring brilliance of traumatic 1980s kids movies.
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Slap on that fedora and crack your whip, cuz it’s time we MEET STEVEN SPIELBERG—OK MAYBE WE JUST SAW HIM LIVE ON STAGE—WITH LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA—BUT HE SAID HE LOVED US at a special theatrical screening Raiders of the Lost Ark at the United Palace in Washington Heights. Is Bryce a true romantic for going to see Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in the theater multiple times with Randall? How did Dayna manage not to watch this movie until her 20s—and not see Temple of Doom as of this recording? Who is everyone’s bigger first film crush, Harrison Ford or Karen Allen? And can we just say f@ck you Nazi monkey? Honestly, we have too many feelings about this film to give you too many answers.
The Vault has been opened to review the massive hit from 1992, The Bodyguard.
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In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff are joined by writer, producer and director Stuart Beattie whose work includes Collateral, 3:10 To Yuma, 30 Days of Night, Pirates of the Caribbean and so much more. Together they discuss Stuart's career, the journey to screen of Collateral, the Steven Spielberg produced Halo TV series and so much more.
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That's right, Some Patches Required — ever a bastion of consistency — is shaking things up. This time around, Zak and Aaron invited The Godzilla Novelization Project founder (and elder brother to Aaron) Daniel DiManna to talk about "Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens."
Spoilers abound as these three affable chaps talk about how they felt the first time they sat down to view the first chapter of the last chapter of the so-called Skywalker Saga, how they felt after a rewatch, and how the subsequent movies mercilessly eradicated any trace of hope introduced in "The Force Awakens." Did that sentence make sense? No? Well, neither does the sequel trilogy!
But, fear not, faithful listener. Our intrepid hosts will return to video games in the next installment.
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It's the 40th Anniversary of this epic action-adventure movie and the iconic character Indiana Jones! Is it still as good as I remember as a kid? Let's listen and find out because luckily it's being re-released in theaters this summer.
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A Star Wars movie that is both fun and funny? Say whaaaat???!!!
Directed by Ron Howard. Starring Alden Ehrenreich, Woody Harrelson, Donald Glover, Emilia Clarke, Thandie Newton, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Paul Bettany, Jon Favreau and Joonas Suotamo.
How is the world wrong about this film?
From Bryan: Remember when Star Wars fans wanted a million Star Wars movies. As a kid you wanted to see a new one every year. Guess what? It happened in 2018 and no one showed up. SOLO doesn’t break any rules or add anything new to the franchise, BUT it is hella entertaining!! Alden Ehrenreich and Donald Glover don’t just do imitations of Han and Lando, they put new life into them. Sadly this was an undeserved box office failure. Grab the family, grab the popcorn and watch a Hollywood sequel that isn’t total braindead garbage. Oh and did I mention it’s not three hours long? Praise the heavens!!!
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In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff are joined by Newcastle's biggest, and self professed luckiest, Star Wars fan Glen Fredericks. From his origins of a Star Wars inspired cafe to his involvement as a member of the 501st, Glen is the most qualified to talk a Star Wars film. Together the three chat the journey of a Han Solo origins story on both TV and film, the bumpy journey of this film and the incredible effort to get the film to screen.
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We’re cutting the bullsh!t because we have A LOT to get to this week! You may have heard us preparing for a trivia competition called [insert Kristian Harloff voice here] The Movie Trivia Schmoedown! If you haven’t watched it yet, GET OUT!
Seriously! GTFO because hosts Alyce and Laura are going to spoil* it all in your earholes right now! We can’t give you timestamps to avoid because there’s really no avoiding it in this episode. Go watch the match HERE before you listen so you don’t get spoiled.
There’s Star Wars news pouring out of the Austin Film Festival’s orifices and it’s like our friend Maria always says: “I’ve got time for that!” Except it’s the opposite. Benioff and Weiss don’t have time for Star Wars. As if that’s a real thing. On the other end of that, screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan sounds like he does have time for it, but he’s giving Star Wars the boot.
Naomi Ackie, who plays Jannah in The Rise of Skywalker, continues to be the greatest person on the planet, as proven by her recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, as well as everything about her.
Alyce’s future ex-husband Ewan McGregor did an interview with Men’s Journal and every Star Wars news outlet is confused apparently. But don’t worry, we actually read the article so we’ll set the record straight.
Finally, we’ve got a voicemail from our friend Maria and a special guest and special props for a speed round of Star Wars Trivial Pursuit (btw sorry for the some of the audio issues in trivia - Alyce and our guest tried to share a mic/stand and there was a pretty severe height discrepancy).
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It's an all Star Wars Disney Detective this week as we try to figure out why Disney seems to want to hide Hayden Christensen. Some sage words of advice from Anthony Daniels on the lead up to the next Star Wars Movie and some candid thoughts Lawrence Kasdan on why Solo: A Star Wars Story wasn't much of a success.
In entertainment news we look at thew new Dracula series coming to Netflix, then we talk Walking Dead with some of the shows stars swearing off a popular convention and Daryl himself Norman Reedus reflects on his time with the show from the beginning and we'll wrap up with a couple of great Insightful Picks of the Week.
Adam & Jackson kick off the first "Home Experience" of 2019 with "Solo," a movie that's 50% Ron Howard, 50% Lord & Miller, and 100% awesome!
"Solo: A Star Wars Story" is available to rent or purchase on iTunes, YouTube Movies, and Google Play, and to stream with a Netflix subscription.
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