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107 – Opinions from people some sarcastically call “Journalists”
The Witch, Deadpool’s success, and a Listener-prompted segment!
Absent a Patches, Katey, Da7e and enemy of Fox news David Ehrlich are free to hear David’s thoughts on A24’s first wide release The Witch that comes out this Friday and discuss with Da7e how Deadpool could have become such a massive financial hit. Then, a comment on the Fighting In the War Room website requests the gang review what it’s like to try and be a critic these days, which leads to much reminiscing about how the three hosts got here in the first place.
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FORMAT
00:00 – Lightning Round: Historic Biopic Directors
02:07 – Intro: Welcome To Episode 107! Reviews!
06:09 – Tidbit: The Witch
18:46 – Mini Segment: Whoa, Deadpool!
30:02 – Segment 3: Being a film or pop culture critic as a job
57:33 – Outro
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106 – Commercials Between Violent Spectacle and Deadpool
And the Best Picture Oscar is still up for grabs.
This week, Katey, Patches, Da7e and David all watched the Broncos from Da7e’s home state of Colorado defeat the Carolina Panthers but were pretty disappointed in the way that 2016’s upcoming blockbuster movies were advertised, except for David, who liked the Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice Ads. Plus, David and Patches have seen Deadpool and give the film a mini-review, then Katey updates us on why the Best Picture Oscar is still anyone’s game.
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FORMAT
00:00 – Lightning Round: Sequelize 2001
01:39 – Intro: Welcome To Episode 106! Reviews!
06:33 – Tidbit: Deadpool
19:36 – Mini Segment: Oscars a Free For All
23:58 – Segment 3: Big Game Commercials 2016
46:37 – Outro
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REVIEW – Hail Caesar
It’s Coen time.
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105 – Should “Carhoooooooool!” Our Werewolf/Carol Mash-Up Movie Be Shot On Film or Digital?
Ya-The-Wan-Tha-I-Whant. Hoo. Hoo. Hoo. Honey
This week, Katey, Patches, Da7e and David are all reunited in the War Room to discuss Fox’s Grease: Live! and how it changed the game as far as broadcast live musicals go. Then, because Pride, Prejudice and Zombies is finally coming out, the gang wonders how Seth Grahame-Smith happened. Finally, when Colin Trevorrow announced at Sundance that he would be shooting Star Wars: Episode IX on film and made a little joke, Da7e got super mad about it. Now he has to tell everyone why big blockbusters should be shot digitally, and Katey is with him! A rare Patches/David team-up ensues.
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FORMAT
00:00 – Lightning Round: Current Actor for Past Comedy
01:33 – Intro: Welcome To Episode 105! Reviews!
07:00 – Tidbit: Grease: Live!
20:06 – Mini Segment: The X-Files Season 10
27:30 – Segment 3: David and Patches from Sundance 2016
53:08 – Outro
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