Episode 294: No Time to Die

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Daniel Craig’s last adventure as superspy James Bond is upon us, so we spend this week discussing just how well his final film works as an individual adventure and as the culmination of a complete arc for the character. We, of course, also talk about new characters, gadgets, action set pieces, villains, and much more too!

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FF+ Lamb/Surge/Night of the Animated Dead

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Definitely not the strongest crop of films we’ve ever reviewed here on FF+. In fact, these three films might collectively feature the lowest cumulative number of stars of any trio we’ve ever covered. But one of them is better than the rest, so listen to find out which it is!

Night of the Animated Dead – 01:26

Surge – 12:46

Lamb – 25:57

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FF+ No Time to Die/Venom: Let There Be Carnage/The Jesus Music

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The end of Daniel Craig’s incredible run as James Bond is upon us. Tom Hardy is back as the classic comic book anti-hero Venom. And there’s a new documentary that charts the history of contemporary Christian music. We discuss.

Venom: Let There Be Carnage – 01:20

The Jesus Music – 19:00

No Time to Die – 35:58

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Episode 293: Dear Evan Hansen

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This week we are excited to talk about one of our most anticipated films of this year, the cinematic adaptation of Broadway musical “Dear Evan Hansen”. We saw the stage production in Seattle a couple of years ago and this story and its music mean a lot to us. We have a candid conversation about the themes, casting choices, and musical numbers, all from a place of love and appreciation.

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FF+ Dear Evan Hansen/The Eyes of Tammy Faye/The Many Saints of Newark/The Guilty/Foundation

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It’s another jam-packed episode of FF+ this week. We’ve got a remake of a three-year old Danish film, a beloved stage musical adaptation, a potentially award-winning religious biopic, a prequel to an all-time great TV series, and a sci-fi series adaptation of a book long thought to be unfilmable.

The Guilty – 01:20

Dear Evan Hansen – 14:43

The Eyes of Tammy Faye – 25:11

The Many Saints of Newark – 41:24

Foundation – 53:19

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Episode 292: The NeverEnding Story

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A handful of fantasy films in the 80’s were a defining part of young movie lover’s lives, and this film featuring a storybook world that made us think we could be part of it was certainly one of them. We are joined by returning guest Adam Rackoff this week to see just how well Atreyu’s quest in Fantasia holds up through our adult eyes.

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FF+ Blue Bayou/Everybody’s Talking About Jamie/The Alpinist/The Wonderful: Stories from the Space Station

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We’ve got a big slate of movies to talk about in this show. Some playing in theaters, some streaming at home, and one new 4K disc release. Some fictional, some documentary. Some good, some bad. Find out what’s what, all spoiler-free.

The Wonderful: Stories from the Space Station – 01:15

Everybody’s Talking About Jamie – 13:59

Zack Snyder’s Justice League 4K – 20:20

Blue Bayou – 23:36

The Alpinist – 34:17

 

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Episode 291: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

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Another Marvel superhero origin story? Phase 4 of the MCU kicks off with something familiar, but that ends up being delivered in a wholly unique and special way. Full of cultural importance, relatable relationship drama, and plenty of excellent fight choreography, this martial arts centered fantasy is a treat and introduces a new face to the universe that we are instantly big fans of.

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FF+ Cinderella/Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms

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We’ve got two vastly different films to discuss this week – one full of violent and gory fantastical kills and the other full of signing, dancing, and dream chasing. Spoiler alert – both are good!

Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms – 02:11

Cinderella (2021) – 20:34

 

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Episode 290: CODA

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For the second episode in a row, we discuss a coming-of-age story centered largely around characters with deafness. While that impairment is certainly a large piece of how this particular familiar story is told, there is plenty that sets it apart with regard to execution and it stands as one of our favorite films because of that.

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