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Transformers is only a few weeks away, but other franchises from the '80s are lining up in preparation for the success of transforming robots. Meanwhile we're still hot about Fox attempting to ignore the existing Die Hard movies and wonder if other franchises might start adopting the same idea. Other topics of discussion: Disney and Stan Lee, build your own wizarding Nazi kit, and Mike Tyson goes Bollywood.
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It's been a while since we've had a good Stephen King adaptation in theaters. The upcoming 1408 with John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson looks pretty promising. Director Mikael Hafstrom talks one on one with us about his first English mainstream horror film, the challenges of working on a film that focuses on one man alone in a hotel room, and what genre the Derailed director would like to tackle in the future.
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Regal Cinemas has rolled out a program that has both Rafe and Margaret excited about the future of viewing movies in the theater, Fox has disavowed the Die Hard films, and New Line has found itself targeted by more lawsuits. Listen to Rafe and Margaret's opinions on these news stories as well as a mini-review of Knocked Up as the hat-trick summer continues to roll on.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End broke the Memorial Day weekend record, although it missed the weekend record set by Spider-Man 3 just a few weeks ago. We give you our respective takes on the latest chapter from Captain Jack Sparrow. Also: following up on a few recent stories, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty was a short story first, Keanu Reeves in Watchmen, and some shameless self-promotion from Rafe.
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We're back from vacation and have shifted from Spider-Man fever to Pirates mania. All of these successful franchises with talk of more sequels and summer hasn't even officially started yet. We give you the latest news in comic book movie news, television adaptations, and the team-ups of some of Hollywood's major power players.
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Spider-Man 3 is our primary subject again this week, and why shouldn't it be? After all, the wall crawler's return has broken box office records in just about every country it's opened in. Listen to Margaret and Rafe's reviews of the movie, box office talk, and ideas of where the franchise is going from here. Also: X-Babies, Die Hard as a PG-13 movie, more news about The Hulk, and Babel makes people sick!
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Spider-Man 3 is almost upon us! That alone could be enough to drive the show to distraction, but instead we center this episode around our most anticipated movie of 2007. Join us as we discuss the Cinema Blend list of top superheroes, make our predictions for next weekend's box office numbers, and discuss other comic book news. Also: is there a movie Matt Damon hasn't been theoretically attached to at any point lately? (Third seat: Tim Kennard)
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The tragedy at Virginia Tech definitely hit home for the Weekly Blend, which records in Roanoke, Virginia. While we don't spend the entire show discussing how this week's events have affected us, we do give it a few minutes of our time. After that it's back to show as usual, including a look at this week's pathetic box office, the celebration of Sanjaya's booting, and a look at upcoming comic book movies.
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Imus's slip of the tongue and the overblown consequences generate this week's show title and our opening discussion. From there we try to steer back to our typical movie news and reviews including follow-ups to several older stories including Shia LeBeouf's confirmed role in Indiana Jones IV and the future of the Mummy franchise. Along the way we break for "Drive" and and another Margaret rant on sequels.
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You've seen him as Deputy Dewey in Scream, run away from giant spiders in Eight Legged Freaks, and hang with the muppets in both Muppets from Space and "The Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie." Now David Arquette is moving to writing and directing with his new slasher flick The Tripper. Hear Arquette talk about the inspiration behind the movie, the assembly of talent he has, and where he'd like to go in the future in our interview.
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I’m sure fans will disagree, but I think Grindhouse can officially be considered a flop having been defeated at the box-office by Are We Done Yet?. We talk about the dismal Easter box office weekend, the need for characters to evolve over time, and CinemaBlend’s ongoing “yes he did” “no I didn’t” story between Fox Atomic and Danny Boyle.
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Is Margaret's hostility this week towards Tim taking her place on last week's show legitimate or just part of an elaborate April Fools gag? We'll never tell. That's the closest we might get to an April Fool's joke though as we discuss serious casting news, respond to some listener comments, bomb out "Lost" for one of the worst episodes yet, and admit a new obsession: "American Idol." Seriously America - Sanjaya?
Show 87: April Fools - Direct Download (45:00 min 20.6 MB)
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Listen to all of our previous podcasts by entering the archives below:
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