Movie Schmovie
Summary: A movie review podcast that revolves around the always interesting opinions of Steve, Ronald, and John. Facts, Laughs, Friends. This is Movie Schmovie.
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- Artist: Steve Reter, Ronald James, John Walker
- Copyright: Copyright 2011. All rights reserved. 427151
Podcasts:
As the little podcast that could hits the century mark, the Schmovie gang takes a moment to ponder some films, genres and clichés that get us every time.
After that end-of-year amazingness, we find ourselves looking cautiously forward to the first few months of a New Year. Listen in to hear the films we’re betting on in the first quarter.
You see that runtime? That can mean only one thing …the best films of the year! Join us as we count down our favorites, and take a listen to what our listeners had to say as well.
We Schmovie Boys maintain a childlike fascination with cinema, but we’ve got nothing on this guy. Henry picks his favorite flicks of 2013.
Reviews of David O. Russell’s AMERICAN HUSTLE and Martin Scorsese’s THE WOLF OF WALL STREET.
It’s that time of year again; the time we get to sit down and complain about anything, and everything, we deem necessary. Join us for our biggest “Bah Humbug!” moments of 2013.
A review of Francis Lawrence’s THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE. Discussions on Paul Greengrass’ CAPTAIN PHILLIPS, Alexander Payne’s NEBRASKA and J.C. Chandor’s ALL IS LOST.
Take a listen as we count down our favorite songs from the soundtracks of 1994.
Reviews of Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee’s FROZEN and Joel & Ethan Coen’s INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS.
This time it’s personal. On a very special Thanksgiving episode, Movie Schmovie shows a little gratitude.
Join us as we discuss Blockbuster’s closing moments, Netflix’s current headlines, and a review of Alan Taylor’s THOR: THE DARK WORLD.
Reviews of Jim Mickle’s WE ARE WHAT WE ARE (2013) and Steve McQueen’s 12 YEARS A SLAVE.
Horror films are a strange place to look for role models, but we found a few. Here’s to the characters who go through hell for our entertainment.
This week we single out our favorite movies with one character and then finish up with some snack-sized reviews.
Reviews of Denis Villeneuve’s PRISONERS and Alfonso Cuarón’s GRAVITY.