Podcast: Super Superlative Special (or 2015 Mid-Year Report) – Extra Film
This week on the InSession Film Podcast: Extra Film segment, we stray away from the norm and instead of reviewing any films, we discuss our 2015 mid-year awards and give some thoughts about the year in film, so far. We also say goodbye to Matt Oakes, as this was his last show as our fun co-host. Be sure to follow him at www.silverscreenriot.com and he’ll be back as a guest at some point.
Despite all the joking we do all the show, we really do want to thank Matt for his contributions to the show and we will be very much missed. However, as we mention above, he’ll be back every now and then to see how we’re all doing. Definitely check out his site though and give him a follow if you haven’t already, you’ll dig it.
Anyway, have fun listening to this week’s Extra Film segment and let us know what you think in the comment section below. Hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!
– 2015 Mid-Year Report (5:48)
– Matt Oakes Goodbye (1:01:25)
– Music
We Own The Sky – Hans Zimmer
The Return of the Eagle – Atli Örvarsson
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Podcast: Pixar Movie Series
For many years, Pixar has been synonymous with cinematic gold. With films such as the Toy Story trilogy, The Incredibles, Finding Nemo and WALL-E among many others, Pixar has mad a huge name for itself. However, over the last few years, many have felt Pixar slumping with films such as Monsters University and Brave. Now, we argued that Monsters University wasn’t that bad of a film, but for argument’s sake, many are wondering if Inside Out will be at the standard we all expect from Pixar. Well, for our next Movie Series, as we anticipate Inside Out, we look back at Pixar discussing some of the films that have made them who they are. That being said, what are your thoughts about Pixar?
Toy Story trilogy, 1995, 1999, 2010
Grades
JD: A+
Brendan: A+
Tim A+
Listen to our review of Toy Story below.
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The Incredibles, 2004
Grades
JD: A+
Brendan: A+
Listen to our review of The Incredibles below.
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WALL-E, 2008
Grades
JD: A+
Brendan: A+
Craig: A+
Listen to our review of WALL-E below.
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Ratatouille, 2007
Grades
JD: A+
Brendan: A+
Dave: A+
Listen to our review of Ratatouille below.
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Finding Nemo, 2003
Grades
JD: A
Brendan: A
Matt: A-
Listen to our review of Finding Nemo below.
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And that’s it, the end of our Pixar Movie Series. This was a lot of fun and we hope you enjoyed it as well. In fact, I’m a little sad it’s over, but also happy we got to do it. You could say, I’m a little Inside Out on this whole thing. Okay, maybe that was cheesy but we are excited for Pixar’s new film that we’ll be discussing on Episode 122. Thanks for joining us during this series!
Poll: Who’s your favorite Pixar villain?
This week as we lead up to Inside Out, and coming off the heals of our Pixar Movie Series, we figured we’d go back to Pixar for our poll this week. And specifically the villains. We didn’t get a chance to talk about all the villains in the Pixar canon, so we figured this would be a good opportunity.
And that being said, vote in the poll below and let us know who your favorite Pixar villain is and stay tuned for our review on Inside Out this weekend on Episode 122.
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Top 10 InSession List: Creature Features
Every week, InSession Film will feature a top 10 list highlighting our favorite movies and television shows, coinciding with that week’s podcast, created by list maker extraordinaire Kristen Ashly. We welcome any opinions, please share.
A “creature feature” is a film that features a monster of some sort, usually considered a horror or action movie.
With the recent release of Jurassic World, the creature feature is stealing the spotlight again. In honor of our favorite creature feature franchise, here’s the top 10 list of our favorite monster movies.
10) Anaconda
A “National Geographic” film crew is taken hostage by an insane hunter, who takes them along on his quest to capture the world’s largest – and deadliest – snake.
9) Tremors
Natives of a small isolated town defend themselves against strange underground creatures which are killing them one by one.
8) Cloverfield
A group of friends venture deep into the streets of New York on a rescue mission during a rampaging monster attack.
7) King Kong
In 1933 New York, an overly ambitious movie producer coerces his cast and hired ship crew to travel to mysterious Skull Island, where they encounter Kong, a giant ape who is immediately smitten with leading lady Ann Darrow.
6) Godzilla
The world’s most famous monster is pitted against malevolent creatures who, bolstered by humanity’s scientific arrogance, threaten our very existence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-EEqJ9HyTk
5) Lake Placid
A group attempts to destroy a giant, 30-foot-long man-eating crocodile, which terrorizes Black Lake, Maine.
4) Deep Blue Sea
Searching for a cure to Alzheimer’s disease a group of scientists on an isolated research facility become the bait as a trio of intelligent sharks fight back.
3) Jaws
When a gigantic great white shark begins to menace the small island community of Amity, a police chief, a marine scientist and grizzled fisherman set out to stop it.
2) Predator
A team of commandos on a mission in a Central American jungle find themselves hunted by an extra-terrestrial warrior.
1) Alien
The commercial vessel Nostromo receives a distress call from an unexplored planet. After searching for survivors, the crew heads home only to realize that a deadly bioform has joined them.
Kristen Ashly is the master list creator for InSession Film. You can follow Kristen on Twitter@KristenAshly.
Podcast: Top 3 Jurassic Park Franchise Moments
This week on the InSession Film Podcast, we of course discussed Jurassic World, the latest in the Jurassic Park franchise. I think we can all agree that the very best moments of this franchise comes from the first film, right? Well, even so, you can still make an argument that Jurassic Park 2 and 3 still have their moments that stand out and are good entries for this list. And, of course, as we discuss in the review, Jurassic World has quite a few moments to choose from as well.
That being said, what Jurassic Park franchise moments would make your list? Here are the one’s that made ours (Keep in mind we all have different criteria for our lists as well):
JD
1) Welcome to Jurassic Park – Jurassic Park
2) Indominus Rex vs T-Rex – Jurassic World
3) RV Scene – The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Brendan
1) Welcome to Jurassic Park – Jurassic Park
2) Raptor Jump Scare – Jurassic Park
3) Indominus Rex vs T-Rex – Jurassic World
Matt
1) Opening Raptor Scene – Jurassic Park
2) Clever Girl – Jurassic Park
3) Indominus Rex vs T-Rex – Jurassic World
Honorable Mentions (Combined)
Kitchen Scene – Jurassic Park, Riding out with Raptors – Jurassic World, Ian Malcolm dialogue – Jurassic Park
Hopefully you guys enjoyed our lists and if you agree or disagree with us, let us know in the comment section below. There’s definitely some other great scenes that we didn’t mention, especially from 2 and 3, even if they are bad films. That being said, what would be your Top 3? Leave a comment in the comment section or email us at [email protected].
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Podcast: Jurassic World, Top 3 Jurassic Park Franchise Moments, Finding Nemo – Episode 121
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This week on the InSession Film Podcast, old friend of the show Matt Lee joins us to discuss Jurassic World, the latest franchise starring Chris Pratt. Going off of that, we discussed our favorite moments from the Jurassic Park franchise and we finished our Pixar Movie Series with a great discussion of Finding Nemo.
Matt was our very first guest that appeared all the way back on Episode 3 , 118 episodes ago! So, it’s been a long time coming. Matt is a huge Jurassic Park fan too, so it just made sense and he was a wonderful guest. Also, if you want to hear, we reviewed the first Jurassic Park on Episode 7 in 2013 during it’s 3-D re-release if you want to check it out. It was our early days, so don’t judge us too hard.
Anyway, check out this week’s show and let us know what you think in the comment section. Thanks for listening and thanks for supporting our podcast!
– Jurassic World Movie Review (8:53)
Grades
JD: B
Brendan: B
Matt: A-
– Top 3 Jurassic Park Franchise Moments (50:40)
I think we can all agree that the very best moments of this franchise comes from the first film, right? Well, even so, you can still make an argument that Jurassic Park 2 and 3 still have their moments that stand out and are good entries for this list. And, of course, as we discuss in the review, Jurassic World has quite a few moments to choose from as well. That being said, what would be your Top 3?
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– Pixar Movie Series: Finding Nemo (1:15:09)
We finish our Pixar Series this week with, of course, another great film in the Pixar pantheon, Finding Nemo. This film wasn’t originally on our list to discuss in the series but after the fan vote, it was in the top 5, just proving how beloved Finding Nemo is and we were glad to review it.
Grades
JD: A
Brendan: A
Matt: A-
– Music
Welcome to Jurassic World – Michael Giacchino
The Hat Returns – John Williams
Finding Nemo – Thomas Newman
The Return of the Eagle – Atli Örvarsson
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Podcast: Love & Mercy, Slow West – Extra Film
This week on the InSession Film Podcast: Extra Film segment, Cody from CineSnob joins us to discuss Michael Fassbender’s latest indie, Slow West, as well as the Brian Wilson biopic, Love & Mercy, starring Paul Dano and John Cusack.
This was a first time for Cody being on the show and he was fantastic. He added a great dynamic to the show and we’d definitely recommend CineSnob. This was also Matt’s second to last show, but he said if we’d get him 100 more Likes or follows on Facebook or Twitter, he’d stay an extra week. So let’s make that happen!
Anyway, have fun listening to this week’s Extra Film segment and let us know what you think in the comment section below. Hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!
– Love & Mercy Movie Review (5:52)
Grades
JD: A
Matt: B+
Cody: B
– Slow West Movie Review (34:39)
Grades
JD: A-
Matt: B+
Cody: B-
– Music
Poltergeist Opening – Marc Streitenfeld
The Return of the Eagle – Atli Örvarsson
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2015 Movie Power Rankings 6.11.2015
A pretty epic weekend in movies has come and gone, and it’s well-past time to start deciding what the best movie of the year is currently. Welcome to the 2015 Movie Power Rankings.
Poll: Who’s your favorite character from the Jurassic Park franchise?
It’s Jurassic World week! Let’s hope the 4th installment of the franchise is a good one. At any rate, let’s still talk about the franchise and our favorite characters. There’s terrible one’s for sure, but there’s also some other great characters in the franchise, as well as the dinosaurs. So, for our poll this week, we want to know which character you enjoy the most in the Jurassic Park franchise!
Vote in the poll below!
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Podcast: Top 3 Cameron Crowe Moments
This week on the InSession Film Podcast, we discussed Cameron Crowe’s latest effort, Aloha, a film we had some high expectations for. And despite the disappointment that comes along with Aloha, Crowe has made some really terrific films that has reverberated over the movie landscape. Almost Famous, Say Anything… and Jerry Maguire are at the very least very good, am I right? And there’s some great, great moments from all three, let alone some of his other films as well.
That being said, what Cameron Crowe moments would make your list? Here are the one’s that made ours (Keep in mind we all have different criteria for our lists as well):
JD
1) Diner Scene – Almost Famous
2) Final Plane Scene – Say Anything…
3) Show Me the Money / Play with Heart Scene – Jerry Maguire
Dave
1) Tiny Dancer Scene – Almost Famous
2) The Married Couple – Jerry Maguire
3) Boombox Scene – Say Anything…
Michael
1) Lloyd Future Plans – Say Anything…
2) Uncool Scene – Almost Famous
3) Talking About The Beatles – Vanilla Sky
Honorable Mentions (Combined)
Anything Lester Bangs, Dark reveal of Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Sexy I’m a Fighter Pilot, so many more to mention honestly.
Hopefully you guys enjoyed our lists and if you agree or disagree with us, let us know in the comment section below. There’s obviously a ton of other options for these lists but as I just mentioned above, it’s hard to narrow them down to just a couple. That being said, what would be your Top 3? Leave a comment in the comment section or email us at [email protected].
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Podcast: Aloha, Top 3 Cameron Crowe Moments, Ratatouille – Episode 120
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This week on the InSession Film Podcast, Dave from Pop Culture Case Study and Michael from War Machine vs War Horse join us as we forgo Spy and discuss Cameron Crowe’s latest film, Aloha. We also discuss our Top 3 Cameron Crowe moments in film and we continue our Pixar Movie Series with a review of Ratatouille!
No Brendan this week but both Dave and Michael were fantastic guests, especially when you put them together, it’s quite entertaining. We’d also highly recommend both of their shows too if you haven’t heard them. Also, don’t miss our latest Extra Film Podcast where we discuss the 1982 Poltergeist vs the 2015 remake.
Anyway, check out this week’s show and let us know what you think in the comment section. Thanks for listening and thanks for supporting our podcast!
– Aloha Movie Review (13:44)
Grades
JD: C+
Michael: C-
Dave: C+
– Top 3 Cameron Crowe Moments (43:36)
Despite the disappointment that comes along with Aloha, Cameron Crowe has made some really terrific films that has reverberated over the movie landscape. Almost Famous, Say Anything… and Jerry Maguire are at the very least very good, am I right? And there’s some great, great moments from all three, let alone some of his other films as well. That being said, what would be your Top 3?
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– Pixar Movie Series: Ratatouille (1:17:41)
We continue our Pixar Series this week with another great film in the Pixar pantheon, Ratatouille. An incredible film about creativity and pursuing your dreams and Patton Oswalt gives arguably the best voice performance for a Pixar film.
Grades
JD: A
Dave: A+
– Music
Hanohano Hanalei – Alfred Alohikea
Fever Dog – Still Water
Ratatouille Main Theme – Michael Giacchino
The Return of the Eagle – Atli Örvarsson
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Podcast: Poltergeist ’82 vs Poltergeist ’15 – Extra Film
This week on the InSession Film Podcast: Extra Film segment, we have a sad announcement up front but after we have a great discussion battling the original 1982 Poltergeist vs the 2015 Poltergeist remake that came out just a few weeks ago.
So, referring to the “sad announcement” above, our beloved Matt Oakes will be leaving InSession Film to pursue new endeavors. We will miss Matt on the show and we thank him for his service and everything he’s done for us. If you haven’t, go check out Silver Screen Riot and we’ll finish out Matt’s tenure on InSession Film strong over the next few weeks.
Anyway, have fun listening to this week’s Extra Film segment and let us know what you think in the comment section below. Hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!
– Poltergeist 1982 Movie Review (8:07)
Grades
JD: B+
Matt: B+
– Poltergeist 2015 Movie Review
Grades
JD: C
Matt: C+
– Music
Poltergeist Opening – Marc Streitenfeld
The Return of the Eagle – Atli Örvarsson
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Top 10 InSession List: Love Triangles
Every week, InSession Film will feature a top 10 list highlighting our favorite movies and television shows, coinciding with that week’s podcast, created by list maker extraordinaire Kristen Ashly. We welcome any opinions, please share.
Aloha, featuring an all-star cast, is about a celebrated military contractor who returns to the site of his greatest career triumphs and reconnects with a long-ago love, while unexpectedly falling for the hard-charging Air Force watch-dog assigned to him.
We’ve all experienced something similar; love unrequited. Maybe you’ve even experienced a love triangle similar to the one in Aloha. It can surely be said that love triangles exist in the slew of romantic movies out there, today.
Here’s the top 10 list of movie love triangles. Grab the ice cream and tissue, it’s going to get emotional.
10) Match Point
At a turning point in his life, a former tennis pro falls for a femme-fatal type who happens to be dating his friend and soon-to-be brother-in-law.
Honestly, who wouldn’t want to be in a love triangle with ScarJo?
9) Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor follows the story of two best friends, Rafe and Danny, and their love lives, as they go off to join the war.
Admittedly, one of the most oddly placed love triangles. It might have seemed super inappropriate in the film, but what love triangle isn’t?
8) Sabrina
A playboy becomes interested in the daughter of his family’s chauffeur. But it’s his more serious brother who would be the better man for her.
One of a few older movies on the list. Proof that love triangles have existed for decades.
7) Chasing Amy
Holden and Banky are comic book artists. Everything’s going good for them until they meet Alyssa, also a comic book artist. Holden falls for her, but his hopes are crushed when he finds out she’s gay.
In true 90s fashion, the definition of a love triangle is altered.
6) Casablanca
Set in unoccupied Africa during the early days of World War II: An American expatriate meets a former lover, with unforeseen complications.
One of the oldest love triangle movies I can remember. Here’s looking at you, kid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLU41jUnWM4
5) My Best Friend’s Wedding
When a woman’s long-time friend says he’s engaged, she realizes she loves him herself… and sets out to get him, with only days before the wedding.
The hardest love triangle to face; one bound with an engagement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qF8Kly68x_U
4) The Philadelphia Story
When a rich woman’s ex-husband and a tabloid-type reporter turn up just before her planned remarriage, she begins to learn the truth about herself.
One of the few film love triangles that have a happy ending.
3) Reality Bites
Generation X Graduates face life after college with a filmmaker looking for work and love in Houston.
This movie really defined an entire generation. Everyone picked a side.
2) Pretty in Pink
A poor girl must choose between the affections of her doting childhood sweetheart and a rich but sensitive playboy.
A movie that started the “friend zone” trend, in typical 80s style.
1) Gone with the Wind
A manipulative Southern belle carries on a turbulent affair with a blockade runner during the American Civil War.
A classic before all classics. Even during a turbulent time, love triangles persist.
Kristen Ashly is the master list creator for InSession Film. You can follow Kristen on Twitter @KristenAshly.
Poll: What’s your favorite Cameron Crowe film?
Aloha everyone. This week for our poll, in anticipation for our discussion Cameron Crowe’s new film Aloha, we wanted to see to talk about Crowe a little bit. Aloha has seen some horrid reviews, an 18% on Rotten Tomatoes, but it’s not stopping us from talking about a director we enjoy. Sure, he’s had some questionable films, but it’s hard to deny the greatness of Almost Famous, Say Anything and Jerry Maguire.
At any rate, let us know which Cameron Crowe film is your favorite and we’ll discuss this weekend on Episode 120. And yes, you had me at hello.
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Podcast: Nerdin’ Out Vol 6: Star Wars/Rebels – Ep. 119 Bonus Content
This week for our InSession Film Podcast: Bonus Content, DJ is back for another edition of Nerdin’ Out with DJ Valentine and this week we geek out over Star Wars and more specifically, Star Wars Rebels. We also talk about how the TV shows will cross over and relate with the films we love. Check it out!
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Podcast: Top 3 Disaster Movies
This week on the InSession Film Podcast, we discussed the latest disaster flick to hit the big screen, San Andreas. Disaster movies have been a fun popcorn staple since the 70’s and the genre has seen some pretty awesome films over the years. Sure, some of them are cheesy and aren’t exactly “great”, but it doesn’t lessen the fun a lot of them have been. And that’s what these films are for, right? So, we had a lot of good films to choose from and we came up with some great lists we hope you enjoy.
That being said, what disaster movies would make your list? Here are the one’s that made ours (Keep in mind we all have different criteria for our lists as well):
JD
1) Titanic
2) The Towering Inferno
3) Armageddon
Brendan
1) Twister
2) Armageddon
3) Vertical Limit
Craig
1) The China Syndrome
2) The Towering Inferno
3) The Andromeda Strain
Honorable Mentions (Combined)
The Poseidon Adventure, Independence Day, Contagion, The Perfect Storm, Gravity, Deep Impact, Godzilla (’54)
Hopefully you guys enjoyed our lists and if you agree or disagree with us, let us know in the comment section below. There’s obviously a ton of other options for these lists that we didn’t have time to discuss. And that being said, what would be your Top 3? Leave a comment in the comment section or email us at [email protected].
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Podcast: San Andreas, Top 3 Disaster Movies, WALL-E – Episode 119
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This week on the InSession Film Podcast, Craig from the Movie Madness Podcast joins us we discuss Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s latest film, San Andreas, and for our Top 3, we discussed our favorite disaster movies. Looking at you Twister. We also continue our Pixar Movie Series this week with a fantastic discussion of WALL-E!
This was Craig’s first time on the show and, man, was he an awesome guest. Very knowledgable, has a lot of film experience and was a riot to talk to. We really hope you enjoy. Also, don’t miss our latest Extra Film Podcast where we discuss the French film, Girlhood.
Anyway, check out this week’s show and let us know what you think in the comment section. Thanks for listening and thanks for supporting our podcast!
– San Andreas Movie Review (10:35)
Grades
JD: B-
Brendan: B
Craig: C+
– Top 3 Disaster Movies (41:16)
Disaster movies have been a fun popcorn staple since the 70’s and the genre has seen some pretty awesome films over the years. Sure, some of them are cheesy and aren’t exactly “great”, but it doesn’t lessen the fun a lot of them have been. And that’s what these films are for, right? So, we had a lot of good films to choose from and we came up with some great lists we hope you enjoy. That being said, what would be your Top 3?
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– Pixar Movie Series: WALL-E (1:23:09)
We continue our Pixar Series this week with arguably the best film Pixar has ever made in WALL-E. Thematically rich, relevant social commentary, a poignant and engaging romance, superb animation, WALL-E, had everything you’d want in a film.
Grades (As a trilogy)
JD: A++
Brendan: A++
Craig: A++
– Music
Californian Dreamin’ – Sia
Hymn to the Sea – James Horner
Wall-E – Thomas Newman
The Return of the Eagle – Atli Örvarsson
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