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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we’re talking about The Social Network. We talk about why the film has remained relevant over the past 10 years, the unique creative marriage between director David Fincher and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, what the film has to say about our world and how power structures have changed, why the film lost at the Oscars to The King’s Speech, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast , we’re talking about Raiders of the Lost Ark. We talk about how the film is frequently able to deliver information with showing instead of telling, crafting a unique hero out for Indiana Jones, where the film fits into Steven Spielberg’s filmography, our thoughts on the Indiana Jones sequels and if there should be an Indiana Jones 5, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we're talking about Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. We talk about the film's massive Comic-Con marketing campaign, why the film was a flop upon its release in 2010, its cult following, our views on Scott and Ramona as characters, the alternate ending, where the film fits into Edgar Wright's filmography, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we're talking about Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, which are both available on Netflix until the end of March. For Batman Begins, we discuss why the film was so groundbreaking, how it relates to Christopher Nolan's career, how it changed superhero movies, and more. We then move to a discussion of The Dark Knight, why the film is so damn entertaining even though it's so bleak, how Batman becomes a supporting character in his own movie, why The Dark Knight Rises had trouble as a follow-up, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we're pivoting to a new format. We typically talk about the big new releases in theaters, but with coronavirus shutting everything down, this week we're talking about COVID-19's impact on the film industry, which changes could be permanent, and what this means for film fans. We then move to a discussion of our first retrospective title, Steven Sodebergh's 2011 film 'Contagion'. We talk about the ways the film is oddly comforting in 2020, its masterful economy of storytelling, how it fits into Soderbergh's filmography and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched before revealing that next we'll be discussing 'Batman Begins' and 'The Dark Knight', so watch those titles on Netflix now!
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we're joined by 'The Art of Onward' author and Disney aficionado Drew Taylor to talk about 'Onward'. We discuss how the book came about, the development of 'Onward' from the point where it used to have three leads and a different title, how 'Onward' and Pixar compare to works from other animation studios, the future of Pixar with Disney under new leadership, and much more. We finish up by sharing our Top 5 Pixar movies.
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Each week on THE SNEIDER CUT, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider pulls back the curtain on the business of Hollywood. For his 29th episode, he weighs in on Hollywood's swift reaction to the Coronavirus, including the delay of the James Bond movie No Time to Die. Meanwhile, tech companies are taking no chances, with many pulling out of this year's SXSW Festival.Elsewhere, Jeff talks about the Obamas teaming up with the Russos brothers and Riz Ahmed on a Netflix movie, the Beauty and the Beast prequel being developed for Disney+, WB's live-action Sesame Street movie, Matt Reeves' reveal of the Batmobile, J.J. Abrams' new Pinkerton project, and Netflix's star-studded comedy festival.Finally, Jeff reviews Amazon's ZeroZeroZero, FX's Zodiac docuseries The Most Dangerous Animal of All, Apple's anthology series Amazing Stories from Steven Spielberg, and the new Pixar movie Onward starring Marvel heroes Chris Pratt and Tom Holland.You can follow Jeff on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we're talking about Leigh Whannell's adaptation of The Invisible Man. During our spoiler-free discussion, we talk about why the film works so well, why it's such a smart adaptation of the material, how it fits into Whannell's career, why Universal was wise to pivot away from Dark Universe, what the future might hold for Universal Monsters, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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Each week on THE SNEIDER CUT, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider pulls back the curtain on the business of Hollywood. For his 28th episode, he weighs in on Bob Iger stepping down as the CEO of Disney, Steven Spielberg stepping down as the director of Indiana Jones 5, and J.D. Dillard and Matt Owens stepping up to write a new Star Wars movie. He also talks about the Guns Akimbo controversy that has dominated Film Twitter this week, and argues why Pete Davidson should leave Saturday Night Live.Elsewhere, Jeff talks about Chris Evans joining Greg Berlanti's Little Shop of Horrors, the new trailer for Candyman, and the Coronavirus scare that has brought production on Mission: Impossible 7 to a halt. Jeff also reviews The Invisible Man, and arrives late to the party on Apple's nuanced drama series The Morning Show starring Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and Steve Carell.You can follow Jeff on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.SUBSCRIBE ? ? https://bit.ly/1qU5ENTMore Great Collider ContentBreaking News: http://collider.comCollider Video: https://bit.ly/2n1MZb7Celebrity Interviews: https://bit.ly/2OyLjSUPro Wrestling: https://bit.ly/2LKhWzyTwitter: https://twitter.com/ColliderVideoInstagram: https://instagram.com/ColliderVideoFacebook: https://facebook.com/colliderdotcomWant to listen to Collider on the go? Search "COLLIDER" wherever you get your podcasts for original shows plus audio versions of your favorite video content.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we're taking your questions for a mailbag episode? In this episode we discuss best debut features, what could be the breakout films of 2020, and delve into one reader's question about why Matt is such "a bully" towards filmmakers and what criticism should entail. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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