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Hello subWUFers & bear fans! On today's episode, Josh is joined by Alex & Angelica to discuss the 2023 comedy horror film Cocaine Bear. They chat about the plot, favorite moments, Alex cowering in her chair, Ray Liotta, and much more. 

Apologies in advance for the microphone quality. We had limited time to record, so it was a weird setup. 

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Hello subWUFers & bear fans! On today's episode, Josh is joined by Alex & Angelica to discuss the 2023 comedy horror film Cocaine Bear. They chat about the plot, favorite moments, Alex cowering in her chair, Ray Liotta, and much more. 

Apologies in advance for the microphone quality. We had limited time to record, so it was a weird setup. 

Follow Alex:

Instagram @a_hug4u

Special Thanks to this week's sponsor Wild Bill's Soda! Enjoy crisp unique olde fashioned soda flavors anytime with Wild Bill's. Head over to drinkwildbills.com and use code FANDOM10 to get 10% off your purchase! 

Thanks to One Outta Ten for supplying the music for this episode. 

Check them out on:

Instagram @one_outta_ten

Spotify at One Outta Ten

Do you have suggestions for the show? Do have specific voice actor or creator that you would like us to interview? We would love to hear from you! Feel free to shoot us an email HERE.

Be sure to head over to our website AnimationStationPodcast.com to check out both What's Up, Fandom & Animation Station Podcast episodes. 

If you enjoy the show, please rate and review!

Follow the show on:

Instagram @WhatsUpFandom

Twitter @WhatsUpFandomPC

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Happy Halloween to all. And to all a good fright.

This episode we dive deep into the insane and intense opening scene of the underrated crime/cop thriller Joe Carnahan's 2002 film Narc. WOW, what a way to open a movie! Hold onto your butts.

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Why this movie? By no stretch of the imagination is Smokin' Aces the Citizen Kane of its time. It is just an increasingly weird assortment of killers converging on a Vegas hotel to put a bullet into a piece of human trash. Bright colours, loud sounds and an overpopulated bunch of storylines converging on a farcical climax. And inbetween it suddenly gets existential on our asses. Someone gave Joe Carnahan carte blanche, and he gave it all he had.

But you know what? No matter how many criticisms you throw at Smokin' Aces, it only adds to the delight of Australian filmmaker Chris Elena. It's the movie that opened his eyes to how movies are made, especially blocking, editing and color grading. And he just revels in the strangeness that is this action extravaganza. 

But there's more to talk about! For instance, how this movie affected Chris's run in film school, his encounter with actor Joel Edgerton in Sydney and the deeper meaning of the head of a bunny costume.

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• Chris on IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4274388/ 
• Interview with Chris in Seventh Row about his film Audio Guide: https://seventh-row.com/2020/01/15/chris-elena-audio-guide/ 
• Audioguide on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/film/audio-guide/ 

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• Behind the Scenes with the Tremor Brothers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxFfbNgmrK8 

The era of the Crooked Table Podcast ends with a bang as we discuss Martin Scorsese's 1990 crime drama Goodfellas. Jason from Binge Movies joins the show as we break down the film's legacy, its place in Scorsese's legendary filmography, and Goodfellas' Best Picture loss to Dances with Wolves.

Stay tuned in mid-July for the first episode of Close Watch with Robert Yaniz Jr. Or check out our sister show, Franchise Detours, also coming soon wherever you listen to podcasts.

SYNOPSIS

A young man grows up in the mob and works very hard to advance himself through the ranks. He enjoys his life of money and luxury but is oblivious to the horror that he causes. A drug addiction and a few mistakes ultimately unravel his climb to the top. Based on the book Wiseguy by Nicholas Pileggi.

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Sigourney Weaver.  Revered as the leading American actress who combines indomitable strength with old world elegance, Sigourney Weaver comes by both naturally.

Sigourney Weaver sat down with Alex over lunch at the Beverly Hills Four Seasons, looking every bit the elegant lady in a tailored red suit and discussed her movie career from Annie Hall (her first screen role) to Alien to Heartbreakers, Working Girl, Galaxy Quest and everything in between.  Alex covers her relations to directors like Woody Allen, Ang Lee, Mike Nichols, Ridley Scott and Peter Weir and actors like Mel Gibson, Ray Liotta, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Gene Hackman.

This interview reveals the true devotion to her craft and shows her growth as an actor. 

Sigourney Weaver was voiced by Marisa Ferrey.

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Graphics created by Ingram Design Studio www.ingramdesignstudio.com

The Hollywood Interview is produced by Alex Simon for Wanderer Productions and Conal O'Herlihy for No One Else Media.  Edited by Conal O'Herlihy.

This week your favorite duo does some truly horrible dialect work when they discuss this gangster classic.

We chat about Scorsese movies, maces in the living room, what it means to be funny, gangsters, and if Rach can pay attention during these movies.

Warning: this movie has F bombs up the wazoo and our clips do too making this our first "explicit" rated podcast ever!

We review Marriage Story, the new Netflix film starring Adam Driver and Scarlett Johanson. Is the film just a big old bowl of overhyped goodness or is the film truly a modern classic.

If you build it (a baseball field for ghosts who were banned from the major leagues for cheating) and you kidnap a civil rights activist, he (the ghost of your estranged dad) will come. As a fringe benefit, a bunch of sightseers will also show up so you can turn your home into a profitable tourist trap.

The elaborate 1989 séance/time travel film, "Field of Dreams," was nominated for three Oscars, including Best Picture, and is said to make grown men cry. It certainly made us cry, but for different reasons. 

Kevin Costner plays Ray Kinsella, a schizophrenic farmer with major daddy issues who bankrupts his family by following the instructions he receives from the voices in his head.

Ray Liotta plays the ghost of Shoeless Joe Jackson, a sympathetic specter of the disgraced baseball legend. The film's version of Shoeless Joe ignores the fact that he was a left-handed batter, and it also ignores his characteristic dull-wittedness in favor of some sort of sage-like omniscience mixed in with weird maniacal hatred of Ty Cobb.

James Earl Jones plays Terence Mann, a '60s civil rights activist and author who has given up on the world and become a curmudgeonly recluse. After being kidnapped, Jones gets Stockholm syndrome and also somehow catches Kevin Costner’s schizophrenia because he too starts hearing voices. He also ends up becoming a ghost or something.

Join us as we wonder why there would be ghost umpires at this baseball field, if the old doctor was cheating on his wife, and why this movie's hashtag should be "#MAGA."

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