Explore " riz ahmed" with insightful episodes like "Fingernails", "Episode 44: Sound of Metal (2019)", "Be An Ally: Nimona (2023)", "Behind The Geeks | Our Interview with the DIRECTORS, CREATOR & CAST of Netflix's NIMONA" and "Review | NIMONA (Spoiler-Free)" from podcasts like ""Time Sensitive", "B&R at the Movies", "Screen Cares", "The Geekcentric Podcast" and "The Geekcentric Podcast"" and more!
This week we explore the notion that love is a test, and results may vary. It’s Love, Factually, if you will. It’s Christos Nikou’s Fingernails. Take a listen.
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On this episode of B&R at the Movies podcast, Berry and Robin dive into the 2019 Amazon Prime film "Sound of Metal". This hard hitting gritty film is written and directed by Darius Marder and staring Riz Ahmed, Olivia Cooke and Paul Raci. This film will make you think about sound, hearing, love and relationships like you never have before. It will take you on a ride that you will not soon forget. This film has won a multitude of awards and praise to include 2021 Oscar winner for Best Sound and for Best Achievement in Film Editing.
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Screen Cares hosts, Sarah & Jennie, received a listener question for this week's episode: "My children care about inclusivity and equity but express that they aren't sure if their individual efforts matter, and express that it's hard to always keep up the 'good fight' against hatred. Is there a film that I could show my children that could demonstrate how important it is to be an active ally?"
This was a challenging question but we've got the perfect film! And while the PG-rated film, Nimona (2023), based on ND Stevenson's graphic novel, is a fantastic screening choice for kids, it also is wildly entertaining and inspiring enough for humans of all ages. Nimona demonstrates the immense value of acknowledging and celebrating human differences and the value of being brave enough to be a true friend and ally.
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This is our collection of interviews for The Netflix Original film Nimona. We spoke with Creator ND Stevenson, Directors Nick Bruno and Troy Quane as well as cast members Chloë Grace Moretz, Riz Ahmed, and Eugene Lee Yang to discuss how this incredibly heartfelt adaptation came to the big screen, who they’d want to shape-shift into for a day, as well as what they believe people should take away from this world and these characters created by ND Stevenson.
Nimona is now streaming on Netflix.
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This is our spoiler-free review for the Netflix & Annapurna Studios Animated film Nimona. We discuss how this incredibly heartfelt adaptation that almost didn’t make it to the big screen, why we’re so happy it did, and why it needs to be seen by EVERYONE.
Nimona is playing in select theatre. Streaming on Netflix June 30th, 2023.
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The Dark Peak Film Club discuss the controversial British comedy Four Lions (2010) directed by Chris Morris, followed by Ted Kotcheff's Wake In Fright (1971).
BREAKING NEWS: we've gone and hopped in the news van to check out Nightcrawler (2014). We discuss creeps, nepotism, bizarre music, & more!
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Tim Birdman guests on The Hollywood Thumb, a movie news podcast brought to you by the parent podcast, It's Just 2 Movies!
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Celebrate Pride Month, animation, documentaries, and international movies with Time Sensitive and special guest Kathy Broecker.
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Sidey is famed for his sartorial elegance so it should come as no surprise that he picked the Top 5 Suits for us to discuss. By the end of this week’s show, you'll know your two-piece from your three-piece, your tuxedo from your dinner jacket and your shell suit from your tracksuit.
SOUND OF METAL is director Darius Marder's 2019 story about Ruben, a drummer in the experimental heavy metal band Blackgammon and the impact of his devastating and sudden hearing loss on his ongoing issues with sobriety. Riz Ahmed was Oscar nominated for his portrayal and it’s a transformational and powerful performance but it's supporting actor Paul Raci, himself the son of Deaf parents, who steals the movie as Vietnam veteran and recovering alcoholic Joe, the charismatic leader of the community. A rallying call not to treat individuals with disabilities as broken, waiting to be fixed, we all enjoyed this moving journey alongside the fascinating insights into the Deaf community and culture it also provides.
As a father to two girls I've been subjected to more than my fair share of unicorns over the years and feel strongly that this week’s kids feature, the animated series REGULAR SHOW, has it right: The Unicorns Have Got To Go, which is coincidentally the title of the episode we watched. Mordecai and Rigby find their friendship tested when Mordecai is more interested in buying new cologne 'Dudetime' in order to attract waitress Margaret than spending time with Rigby playing the latest exciting video game, Strong Johns. But when Mordecai sprays himself with the aftershave the only thing attracted to him is a group of douchebag unicorn bros, out for a good time and definitely not trying to trick you into drinking a cup of their suspiciously spermy looking cocktails. Soon things get out of hand; Rigby's trampoline gets broken and park manager Benson, a sentient gumball machine, appears to be sexually assaulted. Will the boys rid themselves of the hangers on and patch up their failing friendship inside 12 minutes?
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First, an incredibly gripping film about the frailty of the human condition. Followed by a movie with "heavy metal" in the title and about ten seconds of heavy metal in the film. Gotta say this is a super weird combo of films, but I personally don't think we could have done it any better. Tag along as Birdman and I as we traverse the experience of how to grow as a person, and also weather or not the weirdest guy ever has his dick pierced. Join us for a very djent episode of It's Just 2 Movies!
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Diane and Sean discuss the best thing to happen to Star Wars since Lego, Gareth Edwards' Rogue One. Episode music is, "The Imperial Suite" by Michael Giacchino from the OST.
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Welcome to Season 2 of Snubs & Dubs! This season we are covering the 87th Academy Awards, featuring the films of 2014.
On the first episode of Season 2, we're talking about Dan Gilroy's Nightcrawler. Los Angeles denizen Louis Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal) survives by scavenging and petty theft. He stumbles into a new career as a cameraman and -- armed with a camcorder and police scanner -- begins nocturnal forays across the city in search of shocking and grisly crimes. When he catches the eye of a shopworn news director (Rene Russo) who welcomes the chance to raise her station's ratings, Louis goes to increasingly greater lengths to catch the "money shot."
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Get ready for some Carnage as we continue our trek into the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters with Venom: Let There be Carnage! Join Eduardo, Robbie, Chris, and returning guest Danny as we dive into one of the most insane films ever made.
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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★Grab your motorcycle, we're heading to a new universe. That's right, we're off to the Cinematic Universe Formerly Known as the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters to talk about 2018's VENOM! Join Eduardo, Peach3z, and Chris as they discuss such important Venom-related topics as the Wild Wild West and Parks & Recreation, as well as this weird movie itself. What is a movie about evil Spider-Man where they can't reference Spider-Man like? What is Tom Hardy's accent supposed to be? How do you pronounce "symbiote?" Why was the final scene of the movie in the trailers? Come bond with us to find out! (Please note: there are NO spoilers for VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE in this episode, but we will be talking about it in our next episode!)
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With all the MCU movies coming out this year, 2 down and 2 to go, as well as a plethora of MCU Disney Plus shows, some might forget about the Sony made Venom franchise, including the fairly new release, Venom: Let There Be Carnage. Tom Hardy is back in another super hero franchise after his stint going toe-to-toe with Batman. And joining in the fray is Riz Ahmed, Woody Harrelson, Michelle Williams, and soon to be seen in the final Daniel Craig Bond swan song, Naomie Harris. So try to get the dancing Tobey Maguire out of your minds for a second and see this balance of darker storyline and strange humor for a romp of a time that may or may not exist in the MCU soon enough. Let me know what you think of the duology on social at Nick Nack Movies or Nick Nack_IC on Twitter, Tik Tok, Instagram, and Letterboxd, where you can see how I rate these two movies. Either super slam dunks or another venomous adaptation that causes carnage to the source material, let's find out together!
Today we’re joined by the multi-talented Riz Ahmed. Riz is not only an award-winning actor known for roles in films like Four Lions, Nightcrawler, Sound of Metal and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story – he’s also a gifted musician, and a prominent voice for change in the film industry, frequently advocating for a more diverse range of stories and storytellers. Last year, he added screenwriter to his lengthy list of talents with the mesmerising Mogul Mowgli – a dark drama about a British-Pakistani rapper who suffers the sudden onset of a debilitating autoimmune disease. Zed – played by Ahmed – is a talented MC hungry for fame but growing disconnected from his roots, when illness sends him spiralling into a string of dangerous hallucinations, stalked every step of the way by a mysterious masked figure with links to Pakistan’s past.
Co-written by director Bassam Tariq, the film won huge critical acclaim for its intimacy, imagination and ambition, innovatively weaving in songs from an accompanying concept album that Riz released roughly in tandem with Mogul Mowgli. In this episode, he tells us about his relationship with writing and the parts of his own life he brought to the screen in this deeply personal movie. We also talk about the film’s prescient echoes of the Covid-19 pandemic and why “our scars can be a road map to our creativity” as Riz so beautifully puts it. Do make sure you’ve seen Mogul Mowgli before listening in, as this is a spoiler-filled conversation exploring all of the movie’s major plot points. Once you have, come back and brace yourself for a fascinating insight into what for my money is one of the best movies of the past 12 months.
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