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In this week's episode, we discuss James Cameron vs. Harlan Ellison. Katie and Darren talk about The Outer Limits episodes that James Cameron watched before he made The Terminator, "Soldier" starring Lloyd Nolan & Catherine McLeod and "Demon with a Glass Hand" starring the great Robert Culp & Arlene Martel. Darren talks about how these are some of …
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This week in the first episode of a new season Katie and Darren talk about Greta Gerwig's adaptation of Louisa May Alcott claasic novel Little Women. They chat about how this was the led up project to her taking on Barbie, her second film with both Saoirse Ronan & Timothée Chalamet, and also this is the first film that Timmy & Florence Pugh got tog…
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Merry Christmas!! We conclude season 6 with a 20 year-old classic that noboby talks about. Katie and Darren talk about Peter Pan. It was the holiday season of 2003 when Peter Pan first hit the theater. The gang mentions how they were excited when the tralier came out playing to "Clocks" by Coldplay and then neither one saw it in the theater. Both d…
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This week we are going backn in the way back machine to 2011 when indie sci-fi was on the in. Another Earth is the film written by director Mike Cahill and star Brit Marling. This film duo makes a gem of a movie about how a tragic accident derails a young girls potential as a mirror Earth is discovered. Enjoy Katie and Darren's discussion on the fi…
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This week we cover the next installment of the Indiana Jones film series with Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Darren and Adrienne are here to break downthe movie as well as the fakeout at the end when it looks like Mutt was ready to take up the mantle of Iniana Jones; only to have Indy snatch the hat away from him. The two also …
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A long absents and we are back out of the gate with a tale from the master satirest William Shakespeare and starring one of the best romantic duos in Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. We are talking about the 1967 hit romantic comedy The Taming of the Shrew directed by Franco Zeffirelli. This rom-com has endeared and inspired a lot of modern day…
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Trigger Warning: This podcast features the two hosts talking about how James Fenimore Cooper and others referred to Native Americans. If this is upsetting, you have been warned. With that out of the way we have a great show. Katie and Darren talk about The Last of the Mohicans, directed by Michael Mann and starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Madeleine St…
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This podcast is dedicated to Edward Delgado, who past away in August of this year and he is the father of Darren, Kevin, Dj, and Penny. They talk about his favorite Shane from 1953, starring Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur, and Jack Palance. Enjoy!! Also apologies for the audio issues because this podcast is broken up into two parts. Thank you.…
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This week Darren and Katie talk about the latest Japanesse made Godzilla film, Shin Godzilla circa 2016. They talk about everything that makes this film unique; from not having a central character, to its focus on the government bureaucracy, and what is the film actually saying about a government's ability toi manage a crisis. So sit back and give …
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Apologies upfront. The zoom kept crapping out on us, so sorry for the messy editing. Also Spoiler Alert ahead. With that said, today Katie and Darren are talking about one of their favorite movies of 2022 so far. That would be Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. They talk about what makes the main character (Wanda Maxinoff aka The Scarlet …
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We close out our Jurassic Franchise episdoes with Jurassic World: Dominion. It was six movies made in an almost a 30 year span. This is the conclusion to the original trilogy and the sequel trilogy as Jurassic joins the Star Wars and Halloween franchises to have a sequel trilogy to the original film. Enjoy our last episode on Jurassic Park movies.…
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Four down ttwo to go. GOF continues its reviews of the Jurassic series this week with the fifth installment, Jurassic World: Falllen Kingdom. This movie grossed a billion and pushed the series into new territory of not going back to that fucking island. Thank god it only took 5 movies for the writers to push the franchise in a new direction with ou…
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Continuing into the new trilogy of Jurassic movies, this week Darren and Adrienne give their takes on Jurassic World. This soft reboot was able to strike a chord with the generations that were kids when the original came out and appeal to the new younger generations. This episode is dedicated to our friend John Hardin who we lost later that year in…
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This week we continue with the Jurassic series with the third installment of the fanchise. Jurassic Park III is slightly better than the first sequel but still falls short of a good movie. Darren and Rob talk about their first time watching the movie and some of the things they liked and the stuff that was bad. Like what was up with that ending?? E…
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This week GOF continue their reviews of the Jurassic Park moives with the odd sequel, The Lost World. This flick was based on the follow up novel that Michael Crichton did not want to write and the movie does not care to explore his ideas as Steven Spielberg and David Koepp do their own story. What happened to all the fun characters from the first …
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Hey there, a new Jurassic Park is coming out this week and the guys thought it would be great to go back and talk about the OG film directed by Steven Spielberg and the novel written by Michael Crichton; in this weeks episode we are subtitling Loose Adaptations. We compare the book and film, rate our favorite Crichton adaptaions, and discuss why th…
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In this installment of GOF the gang talks about the adaptation of Virginia Woolf's gender bender trippy novel Orlando. It is story of a young man transitioning into a young woman and living forever. Orlando the film is beautifully shot with an amazing color pallet. The film stars Tilda Swinton and Billy Zane and is directed by the female Canadian v…
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This week Katie and Darren go back 30 years in our past to discuss the hidden gem Sneakers. They discuss the politics, the suspense, and the great cast of a film that came out at a simple time but it was so far ahead of its time. It stars Robert Redford, of course it was ahead of its time. Join us as we talk about a forgotten classic.…
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This week we finish off the Captain America films with the last one, Civil War. This is a repost of the guys talking about Civil War back in 2016. They mostly heap. praise on the Marvel movies while talking about the rough start of the DC Movies in the form of the 2 Superman movies and Suicide Squad. Darren and Kevin are still trying to figure out …
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This week Darren and Katie take a look at children's adapted fiction with Where the Wild Things Are, circa 2009. Based on the popluar kid's book, this film. came and went in 2009 and is largely forgotten but Katie and Darren talk about why this film resonates with them and the gorgeous cinematography in the film. Come and listen to the pod and find…
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This week Katie and Darren check out the Tobe Hooper sci-fi flick Lifeforce circa 1985. This film is based on a 70s novel and is also an homage to the excellent Quatermass movies of the 50s and 60s. Katie and Darren take a look at the creative choices and significant themes of the film; such as, sex, Mathilda May's performance, sex, space vampires,…
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Welcome Back!! This week Darren and Klara continue their coverage of the Stieg Larsson dark world, with The Girl who Played with Fire. This second entry of Lizabeth Salander and Mikael Bloomkvrist's adventure is the best of the series.Noomi Rapace shines as Salander and is super bad ass and she has a great love scene with actress Yasmine Garbi. Joi…
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This week Klara joins Darren to talk about the good version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, sorry Fincher fans, the Swedish version. Based on the world wide popular novel by Stieg Larsson, the film stars Noomi Rapace in her breakout perform as Lizabeth Salander, the computer hacker who helps journalist Michael Bloomkvist solve a mystery. Enjoy!…
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This week GOM concludes the Dune talk, for now, with comparing the David Lynch and Denis Villeneuve versions. The guys also talk about the Ridley Scott and Alejandro Jodorowsky failed attempts. And then they ponder what is the better desert, Mexico or The United Arab Emirates. Join ius for this enlightening conversions.…
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Kevin and Darren talk about one the best movies of 2021 which happens to be based on one the best novels of all time. You guessed it, they are reviewing the new Dune film. They talk about their love for nthe novel, the film's visual language, its place among other Dune adaptations and who they would like to see play the key roles in the next instal…
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This week the gang talks the first adptation of the masterpiece sci-fi novel Dune. They talk about how David Lynch was a controversial choice to direct the film. Darren thinks he pulled it off as much as was possible at the time. This podcast was recorded in 2014 so the gang does not talk about the Denis Villeneuve film. That will be left to for ne…
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A Christmas movie to close out the year and what a film this one is. No more Sean Connery, until the next one, James Bond was handed to unknown model George Lazenby and The Avengers' star Diana Rigg. On Her Majesty's Secret Service is a underrated film. So pour your favorite beverage and join us for this enlightening conversation. Have a Happy New …
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This week Darren chats with Katy aka Blissful Melancholy about the anime film Garm Wars The Last Druid. This revolutionary film is directed by the legendary Mamoru Oshii, who made such classics as Patlabor 1 & 2 and Ghost in the Shell. Katy and Darren talk about the stunning visuals, the plot heavy story line, and the basset hound featured in the f…
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In preparation for The Matrix Resurrection, this episode is an old post from 2013 of the OG Matrix movie. The gang talks about their first impressions and where they were when they first watched this ground breaking sci-fi action film. And Kevin explains how this is a paranoids wet dream, why he walked out of the much maligned sequel The Matrix Rel…
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