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Movie Podcast Weekly Ep. 036: Now You See Me (2013) and After Earth (2013)

Posted on June 3, 2013 by producer

In another epic, 2-hour and 24-minute podcast episode, your hosts Jason, Karl and Josh are joined by filmmaker WILLIAM ROWAN JR. to review “Now You See Me” and “After Earth.”

And in addition to our usual Mini Reviews and Genre Recommendations, we bring you some movie news and various other discussions about watching movies on television, nostalgic viewing and our methods for selecting what we watch on Netflix Watch Instantly. We spend a good bit of time discussing Will and Jaden Smith and Gus Van Sant’s interesting film “Promised Land.” Join us — we think you’ll love it! Continue reading →

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Movie Podcast Weekly Ep. 020: Side Effects (2013)

Posted on February 11, 2013 by producer

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In addition to reviewing Steven Soderbergh’s new film, “Side Effects,” your hosts of Movie Podcast Weekly have incorporated new recommendation segments, where each host specializes in one or two genres, and we give you movie recommendations from those genres!