Explore " timothy olyphant" with insightful episodes like "The Reviews Are In - January 25, 2021", "The Reviews Are In - January 25, 2021", "Half Hour Wasted - Episode 511", "Ep 50: FIFTY AF" and "This Is The Way...For The Mandalorian Recap And Bold Predictions With The Boys" from podcasts like ""Steele42 Productions", "The Reviews Are In!", "Half Hour Wasted Podcast", "Force Toast: A Star Wars Happy Hour" and "Nick Nack Goes To The Movies"" and more!
This week, the prevailing questions is "Why"? We've also got reviews of The Crazies, Psycho and Charlie and Willy and their Chocolate Factories. That's right! We do the originals AND the remakes. (It goes with that "why" thing.)
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We’re not saying you HAVE to familiarize yourself with Molly Shannon’s Sally O’Malley character from Saturday Night live for this episode but…. it wouldn’t hurt.
In Episode 50, hosts Alyce and Laura are catching up* on Chapters 14 and 15 of The Mandalorian and all the news that came out of the Disney Investor Day on December 10, 2020.
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*This podcast contains a sh!t ton of profanity and boozin. You can find a bleeped version of this podcast absolutely nowhere. Cheers!
In this episode of Nick Nack Goes To The Movies, I actually got the band back together, John Mosho and Jon Butensky are both back on the show to discuss the most important topic of 2020... season 2 of The Mandalorin streaming exclusively on Disney Plus. We breakdown every aspect and grain of sand from season 1, geek out over our mutual love of Star Wars, and talk about how much we love Baby Y-...The Child... And we look ahead to all the fun that season 2 has to bring after watching the premiere last week. The predictions are bold, the jokes are at least above average, and the nerdom is out of this galaxy.
Let us know what you think about this show, Star Wars overall, and if you have any bold predictions for the remainder of season 2. Don't forget to check us out on all social media platforms at either @NickNackMovies or @NickNack_IC. We are bursting at the seams with all this content that you do not want to miss to get the full Nick Nack Goes To The Movies experience. And remember, if you are listening on Apple Podcasts, 5 stars for this Star Wars episode and reviews...this is the way!
Take a moment to sit back, sip on your favorite beverage, and listen to Kody and Tylers take on the new season of Disney's "The Mandalorian." The boys talk about the hopes for this upcoming season, and any rumors floating around. What do you think will happen? What do you hope happens? Let us know, and tune in to find out the boys unsolicited opinion.
It’s Episode 47 and hosts Spooky Alyce and Laura spend their Halloween drinking and talking* about Star Wars - so it’s pretty much the same as any year!
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In episode 43 of The Force Geeks: A Star Wars Podcast, Nate, Jake and DailySuperHero.com Founder Daniel Wolf break down the premier episode of the second season of The Mandalorian. This is a spoiler special, so stop reading if you don't want to ruin the experience. Go watch the show and then come back to listen to this podcast to talk about all the Easter eggs and the cameos, as well as that action packed ending and appearance that has us all talking. There is so much to discuss regarding the premier and where things are headed. Plus, the guys discuss the latest quote from Felicity Jones on whether she is interested in coming back to play the role of Jyn Erso from the Rogue One movie. And, new details emerging about the timelines getting mixed together for the upcoming Star Wars Holiday Special from Lego. Yes, there's talk that Rey will battle Darth Vader with her new yellow lightsaber. Check it all out in this week’s episode of The Force Geeks!
It's rare that we like a sequel. Let's face it, they usually don't live up to the hype. Now while this isn't quite Scream from 96, it's actually not bad.
Mikey gives his high level thoughts as a horror movie aficionado and I talk about about much this film still freaks me out.
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They say the sun never sets on a Vanderbilt, but no good fortune lasts forever.
Dowager Alice Vanderbilt opens the Breakers after a season away. The great Vanderbilt fortune is no longer growing and dwindling under the weight of far too many heirs. In her twilight years, Alice tries to hide her financial situation while trying to see who will be the next Society queen her daughter-in-law Grace Wilson Vanderbilt or Daisy Van Alen.
Too many heirs with not enough wealth builders lead to the demise of the Vanderbilt dynasty before the Great Depression. Though some future lesser heirs amass their own fortunes, and one leaves behind a musical legacy that has made all our lives far richer.
Other people and subjects include: Barbara Hutton, Doris Duke, Louise Astor Van Alen, Astor vs Vanderbilt fortunes, Newport cottages (Breakers, Wakehurst, & Beechwood), Caroline Astor, Alva Vanderbilt, disinheritance, loss of fortune, CW’s original Gossip Girl tv series Nate Archibald, Gloria Vanderbilt, Anderson Cooper, Princess Diana, Timothy Olyphant, Altered Carbon, music producer John Hammond, and Benny Carter.
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Opening Music: My Heart Belongs to Daddy by Billy Cotton, Album The Great British Dance Bands
Section 1 Music: Nightfall by Benny Carter & His Orchestra, Album Nightfall – Sophisticated Jazz Classics
Section 2 Music: These Foolish Things by Benny Carter, Album Perfect Blues
Section 3 Music: Nightfall by Benny Carter & His Orchestra, Album Nightfall – Sophisticated Jazz Classics
End Music: These Foolish Things by Benny Carter, Album Perfect Blues
Happy Monday! We kick off the show with the latest news from the Mandalorian, dive into another series of Trailer Park Roundup, and discuss the ramifications of a potential delay of Tenet. Enjoy and Rate and Subscribe!
In the 24th episode of the Force Geeks: A Star Wars Podcast, Nate, Jake and DailySuperHero.com Founder Daniel Wolf talk about how Mark Hamill declared he's officially done playing the character Luke Skywalker forever (we hope he changes his mind though). And the Geeks break down the addition of Timothy Olyphant joining the cast for season 2 of The Mandalorian. Olyphant is best known for his roles as the gun-slinging U.S. Marshall from Justified and as a lawman in the foul-mouthed town of Deadwood, as well as recently on The Santa Clarita Diet. The Geeks also shade some of those "leaks" from disreputable outlets making wild and unsubstantiated claims that every character from Rebels is definitely in the next season of the Mando. And we're also examining the behind the scenes Disney Gallery series for The Mandalorian, such as Gina Carano's admiration for Carl Weathers as a superstar and how Weather's character was supposed to be an alien and not make it past Chapter 3 of the first season. Hear it all in this latest episode of The Force Geeks!
*Audio issues hit us again. The quality is not to our usual standards, but hope you don't notice. Thanks for your understanding. Also, we had a few F-bombs this episode. It's not throughout, but a few times.
The rave scene of the late 90s was definitely something to experience. I have my friend Mikey with me on this episode to chat about the film we first saw in high school and what our rewatch 20 years later was like.
Enjoy!
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Get ready to cruise down the sunset strip to WSJ radio (Will/Sam/Jon), because we're reviewing Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood, the latest film from director/writer Quentin Tarantino, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and a huge cast of surprise faces you'll probably recognize. This is one of our most divisive conversations of the year, so you don't want to miss it, ya dig?
This week’s theme music is “Hector" by The Village Callers from the soundtrack of Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood. Our review bumper is "Bring a Little Lovin'" by Los Bravos on the same soundtrack.
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"Deadwood" is back, and as Al Swearengen would say, it’s about bleeping time.
The show that died too young is now a film, and the return trip in "Deadwood: The Movie" — set some 10 years later — gets down to unfinished business in the once lawless town in South Dakota.
On this week’s show, host Mark Olsen (@IndieFocus) talks with Ian McShane, the actor who brought the corrupt, foul-mouthed Al Swearengen to life, as well as the director, Daniel Minahan, who captured the now older and wiser characters meeting up again in a Deadwood poised on the edge of legitimacy.
Diehard fans are sure to be pleased, especially since the series was unceremoniously canceled in 2006, leaving so many loose ends — and in spite of its critical acclaim. But Minahan also told Olsen that he made a film with an eye towards drawing newcomers to the show’s original three seasons.
McShane says it wasn’t a challenge to reprise his role - Swearengen is the kind of character people don’t forget.
For a contract killer on the big screen it can sometimes be a solitary existence. At other times, their journey can lead them to redemption. But why are Hitmen and Assassins so popular in film?
For a contract killer on the big screen it can sometimes be a solitary existence. At other times, their journey can lead them to redemption. But why are Hitmen and Assassins so popular in film?
On the sophomore episode of Kush And Kai, our heroes Kush Hayes and Kai discuss Tom Fords sophomore film Nocturnal Animals. Released in 2016 and staring Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Shannon. The guys talk redheads, gigantic asses, who isnt Timothy Olyphant and give the movie a more defined ending.
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