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Live! We watch the Oscars and comment on the 93rd Annual Academy Awards as they air. It’s a time for celebrating the films of 2020, because after the year that was, we all need something to celebrate. Hit play on our podcast as you watch on Hulu (US) or 7Plus (Australia) and we should be in sync.
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May the 4th be with you! Our Star Wars special debuts on Sith Day; we discuss the prequel trilogy with a focus on Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. Plus the animated debuts of Boba Fett and General Grievous!
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The King has returned! Kong battles Godzilla in a fun, colourful MonsterVerse mash-up with a not-so-surprising third contender.
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A tale of two titans. We delve into Legendary’s Monsterverse, up to 2019’s King of the Monsters, and its renditions of the giant ape and atomic lizard on the big screen as well as Kong’s journey to get there.
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Our massive 2.5hr look back through the DC Extended Universe movies culminating with Zack Snyder's Justice League.
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An Easter egg from the vault as we discuss a slew of then-recent Superhero sequels; Incredibles 2, Deadpool 2, Avengers: Infinity War and Ant-Man and the Wasp, as well as theorising on the future of Marvel and DC fare.
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Soul and Sound of Metal: A pair of films now Oscar-nominated, both centring on protagonists searching for purpose and meaning in their lives, linked also by their passion for music.
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A belated Black History Month celebration of recent titles starring Black leads, covering a mix of documentary, drama and horror films.
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We talk anime, adaptation and artistic direction for a trio of odd animated features from around the globe.
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We return for 2021 with a 10th anniversary celebration of Mark Cousins’ The Story of Film; as Luke and guest Harry discuss insights from, and viewing choices inspired by the first five episodes.
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Our second episode for 2020 tackles some trauma and grief on TV. Starting relatively light with animated musical Steven Universe: The Movie, from creator Rebecca Sugar, and its sequel series Steven Universe: Future.
Luke gives his thoughts on Apple offerings The Morning Show, and Servant. Dionne talks about the film The Truth About Emmanuel, for which there's an alleged connection to the aforementioned. Finally, we end with an overdue appreciation of HBO's adaptation of Stephen King’s The Outsider.
Titles this episode:
- Steven Universe: The Movie (01:00)
[ Cartoon Network | VOD ] - Steven Universe: Future (07:50)
[ Cartoon Network | VOD ] - The Morning Show S1 (20:00)
[ Apple TV+ Exclusive ] - Servant S1 (23:30)
[ Apple TV+ Exclusive ] - The Truth About Emmanuel (33:00)
[ Apple TV+ Exclusive ] - The Outsider (49:20)
[ HBO | VOD | Disc US July 28 ]
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