After The Credits

We spent the holiday break catching up on TV and movies and as a result, we have a slightly longer show than usual in which we cover a whole load of material including a wide swatch of Netflix originals – notably season 2 of The Crown which we all managed to consume.

This week, Colleen, Dale (Letterboxd) and I (Letterboxd) are joined by Melissa (Letterboxd) who sits in to share her recent watched with us!

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Continue reading After the Credits Episode 226: Littlest Hobo Media Spew – December

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The movie year isn’t really finished until some sort of list is published so here it is: our favourite movies of 2017.

Join us as Colleen, Dale (Letterboxd), special guest Melissa (Letterboxd) and I (Letterboxd) count down not necessarily the best movies of 2017 but certainly our favourites and as per our ecclectic tastes, it’s a wide ranging group of lists.

And now, we can officially get started with 2018!

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Show Notes:

Opening Music: Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch‘s “Sea Wall“

Melissa’s List:

1. The Florida Project
2. Faces/Places
3. BPM (Beats Per Minute)
4. Columbus
5. A Ghost Story
6. Blade Runner 2049
7. The Shape of Water / Okja
8. The Killing of a Sacred Deer
9. Mudbound
10. Step / Call Me By Your Name

Honorable Mentions: I Am Not Your Negro, Maudie, The Big Sick, Lady Bird, Logan, Logan Lucky, Baby Driver, I Don’t Feel At Home in this World Anymore, Get Out, The Disaster Artist, Thor: Ragnarock, Raw, The Beguiled

Marina’s List:

1. Blade Runner 2049
2. Phantom Thread
3. The Florida Project
4. Call Me By Your Name
5. Columbus
6. The Breadwinner
7. War for the Planet of the Apes
8. Lady Macbeth / My Cousin Rachel
9. Logan
10. Lost City of Z

Honorable Mentions: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Brimstone, Lady Bird, Raw, Let it Fall: LA 1982 – 1992, LA 92, Wonder Woman

Colleen’s List

1. Man With a Movie Camera
2. John Wick 2

Closing Music: Kool and the Gang’s “Celebration“

Here we go again.

We have said goodbye to 2017 and are kicking off the new year with our first preview of the year and it’s not exactly stellar.

January is commonly a mix of left over prestige pictures finally opening wide and a dumping ground for genre fare but this month does have a glimmering ray of hope – even if we haven’t seen anything about <I>White Boy Rick</i>.

Join us as Colleen, Dale (Letterboxd), special guest Melissa (Letterboxd) and I (Letterboxd) check out what’s opening in January. Continue reading After the Credits Episode 224: January Preview

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The holidays are nearly upon us so why not take a break from all the craziness of shopping, cleaning and preparing for the family visit to sit in with Colleen, Dale (Letterboxd) and I (Letterboxd) as we catch up on all the movies and TV (not to mention books and podcasts) which have been keeping us sane in the last few weeks.

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Continue reading After the Credits Episode 223: Littlest Hobo Media Spew – November

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How is it December already and where did 2017 go to?

It seems like only yesterday when we last reminisced about the upcoming holiday movies and Oscar season and yet, it’s been nearly a year since the last Star Wars movie. That feels like a lifetime ago! But time goes on and so does the show – at our new home!

The crew is reunited once more as Colleen, Dale (Letterboxd) and I (Letterboxd) look towards the end of 2017 with trepidation. December is proving once again to be a busy month and though it might be some time before we get to see some of these titles make their way to Vancouver, there’s plenty opening wide to keep us and the rest of the movie-going audiences busy over the holidays.

Continue reading After the Credits Episode 222: December Preview

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We missed October due to festival and scheduling craziness but I’d like to think we more than made up for it with a couple of bonus episodes from VIFF.

The crew is, however, reunited this month as Colleen, Dale (Letterboxd) and I (Letterboxd) look ahead at November which is a mishmash of everything from action adventure (Thor: Ragnarok) and family fare (Coco) to awards hopefuls (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri).

Continue reading After the Credits Episode 220: November Preview

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The Vancouver International Film Festival is back for another year and with it, our semi-regular VIFF dispatches.

We’re back for our third update and final update from the festival. I’m (Letterboxd) joined by festival correspondent and friend of the podcast Mr. Bill Harris (Twitter), whom you can regularly find on The Green Screen of Death podcast along with Lisa, who joins us for another year as we count down our favourite picks from the festival.

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The Vancouver International Film Festival is back for another year and with it, our semi-regular VIFF dispatches.

We’re back for our second update from the festival and once again, I’m (Letterboxd) joined by festival correspondent and friend of the podcast Mr. Bill Harris (Twitter), whom you can regularly find on The Green Screen of Death podcast.

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The Vancouver International Film Festival is back for another year and with it, our semi-regular VIFF dispatches.

For our first check-in from the festival, I’m (Letterboxd) joined by festival correspondent and friend of the podcast Mr. Bill Harris (Twitter), whom you can regularly find on The Green Screen of Death podcast. Bill is nearly 3 weeks and 2 festivals into his current run and he’s got some great coverage of the first half of the festival including insights into some of the most lauded movies of the year so far. I chime in with the occasional insight because frankly, I simply haven’t seen as many movies.

We’ll be back with another dispatch from the fest in a day or two but for now, check out our overview of the first 10 days of VIFF.

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