SMART-POPcast Episode 10
Duration: 1:04:03 -
Published: Monday, November 21, 2005
Episode 10 is ready! Sorry about the delay. You know the drill.
Cast: Thom Stricklin, Mitch Goossen, and Phil Stricklin
Topics:
- Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- Mitch is such a Potter geek--of course he loved it.
- It took four years, but Thom finally sat through a Harry Potter movie.
- Brendan Gleeson ruled as MadEye Moody.
- Emma Watson lent emotional weight to the central trio.
- We can't wait to see Snape kill Dumbledore... Nooooooo!!!
- Movie Review: Walk the Line
- Uh-huh, it's less biopic than love story. Yes, it featured Reese Witherspoon--and yes, Thom actually liked it anyhow!
- Joaquin became Johnny Cash, voice and all. The singing here was better than Ray.
- Sex, drugs, and rock & roll were all present, but were handled subtly and didn't overstay their welcome.
- Movie Review: Zathura
- Phil enjoyed this surprisingly sentimental family flick.
- Dax Shepard lends the film some humor, but the kids shine brightest.
- Nicest guy in Hollywood, Jon Favreau is finding a good niche as a family-friendly director.
- Preview Review: Superman Returns
- Just looks like more of the same. We saw this in Donner's Superman, and much of it in Smallville too.
- Brandon Routh (err... rhymes with 'south') is a close lookalike to Chris Reeves, but why bother?
- Phil still prefers to wait for X-Men 3.
- Industry News
- Yes, more Blu-Ray happenings.
- Sony's film division has had two "hits" this year: Hitch and
The Grudge. When The Grudge is a tentpole film for a studio,
they're definitely in trouble.
- NBC debuts a legal peer-to-peer distribution network, but is
Wurld Media's reputation something to worry about? (Mitch says
two words: AD WARE.)
Next Week: Evan joins us to review
Syriana,
Ice Harvest, and more.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
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