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    Explore " robert zemeckis" with insightful episodes like "Death Becomes Her (1992): "A Slay In Every Regard"", "Forrest Gump", "155 - Zurück in die Zukunft", "Romancing the Stone" and "Ep. 63 Tales From the Crypt's And All Through the House (both versions)" from podcasts like ""Spooky Tuesday — A Horror Movie Podcast", "Popcorn Watchlist", "Filme mit Bart", "Rules of the Frame" and "The Gates Of Cimino"" and more!

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    Death Becomes Her (1992): "A Slay In Every Regard"

    Death Becomes Her (1992): "A Slay In Every Regard"

    We know it’s only Tuesday, but could you tell us we’re your favorite podcast in the world? We think we need you to say it every morning from now on, especially this week while we cover Death Becomes Her (1992). This goofy black comedy features Oscar winners Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn as passionate frenemies — and Oscar-winning special effects when that passion spills over into violence. A cult classic close to our own hearts here at Spooky Tuesday, this flick illustrates the true meaning of best friends forever, because what’s immortality worth without your bestie by your side?

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    Forrest Gump

    Forrest Gump

    This week we discuss the Tom Hanks classic known as Forrest Gump! Let us know some of your favorite moments from the movie below. 

    Thanks for joining us see you next time! 


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    Romancing the Stone

    Romancing the Stone

    Connor & Jon once again dip into the deep well of Indiana Jones to discuss Spielberg's ward's attempt to make an action-adventure film. Together the two examine what separates Indy from it's rip-offs, why the adventure genre is so hard to tackle, and Walt Disney's famous last words..."Kurt Russell!"

    WARNING: Major spoilers for Romancing the Stone, Raiders of the Lost Ark, & Contact

     

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    Films Mentioned in this Episode:

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    • Romancing the Stone (1984) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) | Dir. Steven Spielberg
    • A Fistful of Dollars (1964) | Dir. Sergio Leone
    • Super 8 (2011) | Dir. J.J. Abrams
    • Forrest Gump (1994) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) | Dir. Steven Spielberg
    • The Lost City (2022) | Dir. Aaron & Adam Nee
    • The Princess Bride (1987) | Dir. Rob Reiner
    • Tomb Raider (2018) | Dir. Roar Uthaug
    • Uncharted (2022) | Dir. Ruben Fleischer
    • Six Days Seven Nights (1998) | Dir. Ivan Reitman
    • E.T. (1982) | Dir. Steven Spielberg
    • Jaws (1975) | Dir. Steven Spielberg
    • House (1977) | Dir. Nobuhiko Obayashi
    • Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023) | Dir. James Mangold
    • Ford v Ferrari (2019) | Dir. James Mangold
    • Air (2023) | Dir. Ben Affleck
    • Jurassic Park (1993) | Dir. Steven Spielberg
    • Cast Away (2000) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • Back to the Future (1985) | Dir. Robert Zebecks
    • Forrest Gump (1994) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • The Polar Express (2004) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • Flight (2012) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • Allied (2016) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • Witches (2020) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • The Walk (2015) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) | Dir. John Hughes
    • Ghostbusters (1984) | Dir. Ivan Reitman
    • Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) | Dir. Steven Spielberg
    • Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • Jungle Cruise (2021) | Dir. Jaume Collet-Serra
    • The Jewel of the Nile (1985) | Dir. Lewis Teague
    • The Thief and the Cobbler (1993) | Dir. Richard Williams
    • An American Tail (1986) | Dir. Don Bluth
    • All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989) | Dir. Don Bluth, Gary Goldman, Dan Kuenster
    • The Land Before Time (1988) | Dir. Don Bluth
    • Psycho (1998) | Dir. Gus Van Sant
    • The Sixth Sense (1999) | Dir. M. Night Shyamalan
    • What Lies Beneath (2000) | Dir. Robert Zemeckis
    • Disturbia (2007) | Dir. D.J. Caruso
    • Mars Needs Moms (2011) | Dir. Simon Wells
    • Strange World (2022) | Dir. Don Hall & Qui Nguyen
    • Lightyear (2022) | Dir. Angus MacLane
    • John Carter (2012) | Dir. Andrew Stanton
    • The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes (1969) | Dir. Robert Butler

    Ep. 63 Tales From the Crypt's And All Through the House (both versions)

    Ep. 63 Tales From the Crypt's And All Through the House (both versions)

    "Merry Christmas you son of a bitch!"

    Our 2nd annual Holiday episode! Join actor/writer Vince Cusimano and me as we talk about both the feature film of Tales From the Crypt with Joan Collins as well as the updated Robert Zemeckis version.

    We also get into some of our other holiday favorites.  Happy Holidays!

    Warning: Spoilers as always. 

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    Who Would Watch 'The Polar Express' Again?

    Who Would Watch 'The Polar Express' Again?

    Oscar and Carl do the unthinkable, redo a movie on who would watch this. This is huge, even more huge, making it a tradition  (maybe). Oscar and Carl watch the polar express for a second time to figure out who is watching this movie every year?? Is it you, put on something better, the holdovers just came out, don't keep going back to this weird gci boring mess. 

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    Tales From the Crypt: And All Through the House

    Tales From the Crypt: And All Through the House

    🎄It’s 1989, and a killer in a Santa suit is making it really hard to hide my dead husband’s body.  

    You better watch out as we dig up the first filmed episode of “Tales From the Crypt,” a cozy Christmas nightmare directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring his then-wife and talented screamer, Mary Ellen Trainor, and the kid who gets her hoverboard stolen by Marty McFly.  

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    🎙 Guests:  

    Jamie Ray (Fave Five From Fans, Complete Disarray with Jamie Ray)  

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    💬 Topics & Tangents:  

    1. Mike on Fave Five From Fans with my Fave Five Christmas TV Specials (already covered them all here).  

    2. Fave Five Christmas Horror Movies.  

    3. The Vault of Horror No. 35, from 1954.  

    4. “And All Through the House” segment of the 1972 “Tales from the Crypt” movie.  

    5. HBO Feature Presentation opening, 1983.  

    6. John Kassir (The Crypt-Keeper) in a commercial for The Legend of Zelda, 1987.  

    7. Mary Ellen Trainor (Elizabeth) and Lyndsey Whitney Barry (Carrie Ann) in “Back to the Future Part II.”  

    8. Today’s TV Trope: Tempting Fate.  

    9. Elizabeth calls the operator because 9-1-1 was only available in about half the U.S. by 1989.  

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    📼 Commercial Break:  

    The Crypt-Keeper’s Ghoulish Guide to the Howlidays on Kids’ WB, 2001.  

    Holidays After Dark, exploring the strange, unusual, and dark sides of the holidays.  

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    Theme song by Bronwen’s Ghost.  
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    'Back to the Future' [1985] - Wackoe, CE Garcia & Gabe "The Calilobo," with Jeff Garcia.

    'Back to the Future' [1985] - Wackoe, CE Garcia & Gabe "The Calilobo," with Jeff Garcia.

    On this episode we're going back in time with Executive Producer of 'The Cruz Show' on Real 923 in Los Angeles, Jeff Garcia, as we talk about a movie that was made just around the corner from where he grew up, and how this movies impacted him so much, he's passed on the film's legacy to his own children. Great, Scott!!

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    Xenovember: Alien: Covenant

    Xenovember: Alien: Covenant

    In the first ‘Xenovember’ episode of the AIPT Movies podcast, Alex, Tim, and Matt discuss Ridley Scott’s second prequel to his 1979 masterpiece, Alien, the divisive sci-fi horror film, Alien: Covenant!

    Yet another wonderful score! Moments of true tension and chaotic horror! Beautiful cinematography and production design! Some of the worst vicarious back pain you’ll ever experience! Questionable character decisions mixed with solid performances and compelling human drama! Michael Fassbender in dual roles that are equally riveting and perfectly contrast each other! One of the most iconic flute-related scenes/lines in movie history! Somewhat unclear musings on the dangers of artificial intelligence and the concepts of sentience, creation, life, and death! Was this simply a way for Ridley Scott to make a quick buck and ensure funding for future projects? Does the demystification of the xenomorph continue to harm the series? Would Alien: Covenant be an easier watch for non-Alien fans?! 

    In addition, Tim shares his spoiler-free thoughts on Death Becomes Her, while Alex briefly discusses Talk to Me, Killers of the Flower Moon, and David Fincher’s new Netflix movie, The Killer!

    You can find AIPT Movies on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. As always, if you enjoy the podcast, be sure to leave us a positive rating, subscribe to the show, and tell your friends!

    The AIPT Movies podcast brings you the latest in movie news, reviews, and more! Hosted by supposed “industry vets,” Alex Harris, Tim Gardiner, and Matt Paul, the show gives you a peek behind the scenes from three filmmakers with oddly nonexistent filmographies. You can find Alex on Instagram and Twitter @ActionHarris. Matt is a terrific artist that you can find on Instagram @no_wheres_ville. Tim can’t be found on social media because he doesn’t exist. If you have any questions or suggestions for the AIPT Movies crew, they can be reached at aiptmoviespod@gmail.com, or you can find them on Twitter @AIPTmoviesPod.

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    Episode 82 | What Lies Beneath (2000)

    Episode 82 | What Lies Beneath (2000)

    🛁 In case it hasn't been made clear yet, we here at The Cherry Picker are HUGE fans of Michelle Pfeiffer, and have been dying to cover this 2000 suspense thriller for a very long time. If you haven't seen it, or just haven't seen it in a while, we recommend you check it out and come join us for this in-depth conversation. We have a lot to say about it. As always, we'll also nominate which characters we think were most deserving of death, so stick around til the end so you can help us decide.

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    "I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way."

    "I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way."

    This week Jason and Dee from the Surely You Can't be Serious podcast stop by and we discuss one of my all-time favorite movies! It's time to ask, Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

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    Back to the Future (1985)

    Back to the Future (1985)

    Released in 1985, "Back to the Future" directed by Robert Zemeckis, is a timeless science-fiction adventure that has captivated audiences for decades. Combining humour, thrilling action, and a clever time-traveling concept, this film has become a beloved classic. With its unforgettable characters, iconic moments, and seamless storytelling, "Back to the Future" has solidified its place in cinematic history.

    "Back to the Future" follows the journey of Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox), a teenager who accidentally travels back in time from 1985 to 1955 in a DeLorean time machine invented by the eccentric Dr. Emmett Brown (Christopher Lloyd). Marty must find a way to ensure his parents' meeting and subsequent relationship to save his own existence. However, he faces numerous obstacles, including dealing with the younger versions of his parents and avoiding the dangerous Biff Tannen (Thomas F. Wilson). The film's time-traveling concept is brilliantly executed, exploring the potential consequences of altering the past and the importance of embracing one's own destiny.

    The characters in "Back to the Future" are one of its greatest strengths. Michael J. Fox delivers a charismatic performance as Marty McFly, bringing both vulnerability and a rebellious spirit to the role. Christopher Lloyd shines as the eccentric Dr. Emmett Brown, with his wild hair and infectious energy. The chemistry between Fox and Lloyd is palpable, making their partnership on screen a joy to watch.

    Lea Thompson and Crispin Glover portray Marty's parents, Lorraine and George, respectively. Thompson portrays Lorraine with a mix of innocence and comedic timing, while Glover perfectly captures George's awkwardness and transformation into a more confident individual. Thomas F. Wilson's portrayal of the antagonist, Biff Tannen, is memorable, creating a character that is equal parts menacing and comical.

    Robert Zemeckis's direction in "Back to the Future" is masterful. The film seamlessly transitions between the 1950s and the 1980s, creating a believable world in both eras. The pacing is impeccable, keeping the audience engaged throughout the entire runtime. Zemeckis expertly balances the film's various tones, effortlessly blending comedy, action, and heartfelt moments.

    The cinematography by Dean Cundey beautifully captures the film's different time periods. From the vibrant colors of the 1980s to the nostalgic sepia tones of the 1950s, each frame is visually striking. The dynamic camerawork enhances the film's excitement and adds to the overall sense of adventure.

    Beyond its entertaining plot and memorable characters, "Back to the Future" explores several meaningful themes. The film emphasizes the significance of family, friendship, and embracing one's true self. It also examines the consequences of altering the past, emphasizing the importance of personal responsibility and accepting one's own history. "Back to the Future" encourages viewers to appreciate the present while acknowledging the influence of the past on shaping their future.

    The legacy of "Back to the Future" is undeniable. It has spawned two successful sequels, becoming a beloved trilogy. The film's cultural impact is evident in its iconic imagery, memorable quotes, and references that continue to resonate with audiences even after several decades.

    "Back to the Future" remains an extraordinary achievement in filmmaking, providing audiences with an engaging story, memorable characters, and a sense of adventure that transcends time. Its perfect blend of humour, action, and heart make it a classic that continues to captivate new generations. With its enduring popularity and timeless appeal, "Back to the Future" is a film that will always hold a special place in the hearts of moviegoers around the world.

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    Film Reviews of The Flash; No Hard Feelings; Greatest Days; Extraction 2; Jesus Revolution; and the films of Robert Zemeckis (Ep 20, 22nd June 2023)

    Film Reviews of The Flash; No Hard Feelings; Greatest Days; Extraction 2; Jesus Revolution; and the films of Robert Zemeckis (Ep 20, 22nd June 2023)

    (Apologies for the late release of this episode - - this was due to technical nightmares in the production!)

    The video version of this podcast is available here: https://youtu.be/Z5hgX0NfnzA .

    With:

    - Bob Mann of One Mann's Movies (onemannsmovies.com) & film reviewer of BBC Radio Solent; 
    - Andy Godfrey, film reviewer for Sorted magazine and Konnect Radio;
    - Scott Forbes of The Forbes Film and TV Review (https://www.facebook.com/theforbesfilmreview/) and
    - Emma Sewell of Emma@TheMovies (https://twitter.com/EmmaAtTheMovies)

    In this episode Bob, Scott, Emma and Andy review the following films:
    - "The Flash": DC's superhero caper surrounded by some dodgy PR;  
    - "No Hard Feelings": a sex comedy with Jennifer Lawrence;
    - "Greatest Days": the Take That version of "Mamma Mia"; 
    - "Extraction 2": the Netflix action sequel starring an indestructible Chris Hemsworth;
    - "Jesus Revolution": starring Kelsey Grammer.

    And in the next part of our regular feature, the team pick their favourite films from the filmography of our director of the week - Robert Zemeckis.

    Music: Hip Jazz by Bensound.

    Any clips used are taken from YouTube trailers or posted clips. Copyright remains with the original owners. As this podcast involves review, criticism and observation on the copyrighted materials, the clips are used under a ‘Fair Use’ policy. If copyright owners object to such use, please email bobthemovieman1@gmail.com and they will be removed.

    Death Becomes Her (Justice for Meryl Streep!)

    Death Becomes Her (Justice for Meryl Streep!)

    This week Zach and Sloane cover 1992's gay horror campy extravaganza: Death Becomes Her! Zach and Sloane discover the range of Meryl Streep's acting and decide she's quite an impressive actor! The duo discuss everything from obsession to potions to eating lunch in under three minutes flat. Listen to them recast the movie and hear Zach make fun of Sloane's adult pigtails as a result of her rock-a-billy chop shop hair cut! All that and so much more on this week's Mummy Dearest!

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    Used Cars 1980

    Used Cars 1980

    Get in! I'll explain on the way.  

    Used Cars was one in an endless loop of early '80s movies watching over us as we plopped ourselves down in front of the cathode-ray tube babysitter. And we flew in an expert for this episode. Jesus Mike is your man if you're in the market for a new beater. He's one suave....shut your mouth! 

    This movie was a right of passage on The Movie Channel in 1981. TMC was our first VCR. Play it again Sam! 


    #001 - Back to the Future

    #001 - Back to the Future
    Back to the Future, dt.: Zurück in die Zukunft war kein cineastisches Meisterwerk, aber für die Pop Culture der 80er und 90er Jahre einer der prägendsten Blockbuster. In dieser Episode von "Tales of Us" geht es vorrangig um den ersten Teil der Trilogie, der von allen der erfolgreichste war. Ab und zu schweifen wir auch auf Teil 2 und 3 ab. Wenn ihr also wissen wollt was zwei Jungs aus dieser Zeit über den Film denken, wissen wollt warum Ronald Reagan auf den Film stand oder einfach nur Lust habt eine kleine Zeitreise zu unternehmen, dann kommt rein und seid herzlich eingeladen. Der Titel "Back to the Future" steht auch stellvertretend für den Rest das podcasts, da wir mit euch auch sehr oft in die 80er und 90er zurück wollen. Viel Spaß beim Hören!

    Folgende Songs haben wir in dieser Folge auf die Playlist gesetzt:
    1. Depeche Mode - Photographic
    2. Prince - Alphabet Street
    Für Euch stehen folgende Songs zur Auswahl:
    1. Nightwish - Ghost Love Score (Live Wacken 2013)
    2. Tom Odell - Another Love
    3. Ministry - Jesus Built My Hotrod
    Die "Mother of all Playlists" findet ihr bei Spotify und AmazonMusic.

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