Hey, remember Tonya Harding and the infamous attack on Nancy Kerrigan’s knee? Well, Director Craig Gillespie tells Harding’s story with I, Tonya. Continue reading
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Doug Reviews: The Post (2017)
With The Post, Director Steven Spielberg whisks audiences back to the 1970s with a story that is sadly as relevant today as it was then. However, with the pages of history already written, is the story still compelling as a film? Continue reading
EPISODE 160: AND THEN THERE WAS FUN!
Episode 160 finds Doug interviewing his director and some of his cast mates from Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, presented by Stageworks Theatre! Sadly, not all cast members were able to attend, but the podcast was a blast nonetheless! Here’s who was in attendance:
Mia Peters – Director
Michael Parker – Lombard
Noelle Barnard Azarelo – Vera
Carla Reck – Dr. Armstrong
Laura Arwood – Miss Brent
Chris McBennett – Marston
Jason Christ (Yes, the same!) – Rogers Continue reading
Doug Reviews: Molly’s Game (2017)
After decades of handing over stellar scripts to other directors, Aaron Sorkin finally steps behind the camera himself to direct Molly’s Game, a true life story of high stakes, high living, and the consequences that come with that. Continue reading
EPISODE 159: MERGING WITH THE LAST JEDI
Happy New Year! After a long hiatus, Doug takes a break from his play rehearsals to welcome back friend of the show Matt King to discuss Star Wars: The Last Jedi as well as Disney’s acquisition of 21st Century Fox’s entertainment properties, and (finally) Justice League. Continue reading
Doug Reviews: All the Money in the World (2017)
All the Money in the World is Director Ridley Scott’s second theatrical feature this year. Due to some emergency reshoots to excise Kevin Spacey from the film, the movie was only completed a few weeks ago. Did those last minute changes sink the film or save it? Continue reading
Doug Reviews: Bright (2017)
From Director David Ayer and Screenwriter Max Landis comes Netflix’s biggest-budget original movie to date, Bright. Does this film forge a confident path forward for Netflix and its original movie slate or is it more of a cautionary tale? Continue reading
Doug Reviews: Downsizing (2017)
Downsizing represents Director Alexander Payne’s first film in four years. Does this one continue his string of quality or should it just shrink away? Continue reading
Doug Reviews: The Shape of Water (2017)
Like his 2006 film, Pan’s Labyrinth, Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water is a dark fairy tale. It is also weird, beautiful, and the director’s best film to date. Continue reading
Doug Reviews: The Disaster Artist (2017)
Based on the book of the same name, The Disaster Artist tells the story of the making of the famously bad movie, The Room. Does Writer-Director James Fanco make a great film or is it more like…well, The Room? Continue reading
