Posts Tagged ‘Toy Story 3’
The Filmdogs Podcast: In the Lounge with W, J, and J
This week on The Filmdogs Podcast we decided to hang loose and take it easy discussing the films we’ve watched recently “In the Lounge with W, J, and J.” However, before we do that we go over the hits and misses of Sunday’s 83rd Annual Academy Awards. Did the Filmdogs crew think the show was as bad as other critics are saying? Were all the winners justified? Listen in to find out.
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The Filmdogs Podcast: Episode 39 – Best of 2010
After taking a week off The Filmdogs Podcast is back with our Best Films of 2010 show, and just in time for this Sunday’s Academy Awards. Take a listen as the gang divulges which movies from the past year made our lists, some of our answers might surprise you…
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The Filmdogs Podcast: Episode 36 – Exit Through the Podcast Shop
Episode 36 of the Filmdogs Podcast is here and just in time for awards season! This week in the News we discuss the recent casting/character announcements for The Dark Knight Rises with Anne Hathaway as Catwoman, and Tom Hardy as Bane. We also try to decipher if Kevin Smith has truly gone off the deep end with his recent controversy at Sundance. In both our In Defense of and One Liner of the Week segments we chat up the underrated?, sequel Back to the Future: Part III. Plus, in our Featured Topic we weed through the recent Oscar Nominations and issue verdicts as to what the Academy got right and what they got terribly wrong. To not listen in could have grave effects on the space time continuum. Heavy.
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Michael Cera’s Favorite Films
Here at Filmdogs, we have a bit of a love hate relationship with Michael Cera. Although he has proven to filmgoers that he has talent, the jury still seems to be out on his cinematic range. I, for one, thought he was very good in Arrested Development, Superbad, and Youth and Revolt, while also acknowledging that he was completely underwhelming and unfunny in both Nick and Nora’s Infinite Playlist and Year One. That said, one thing that Filmdogs definitely agrees on is that Cera brought his “A” game and more to Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Well, now we can get a look at some of the films that inspire Michael Cera, and I must say he has good taste. Intervals of Awesome originally posted the list which features some Kurosawa, Scorsese, and Anderson (Wes and P.T.). Continue on to check out the list.
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3rd Time is Still a Charm | Review of “Toy Story 3″
With the 3rd and what could very well be the final installment of the Toy Story series, Pixar Animation Studios have, once again, created one of the finest animated films ever made.
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The Filmdogs Podcast: Episode 13 – Podcast Forever After
You’ve got a friend in the newest epic episode of The Filmdogs Podcast. We talk about the bomb that is Jonah Hex and Pirates 4 in the news while Wall-e and Up go head to head in VS. It’s all Pixar all the time as we dissect each film from the best studio today, and get the word on their latest, Toy Story 3, from host Mr Jason in our Featured Topic. Then to wrap it Up (pun intended) we celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Steven Speilberg’s classic thriller Jaws in our One Liner of the Week.
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Your Poster is Cool…So…I’ll Watch Your Movie
This poster is a piece of shit
Your Poster is Cool is my new column dedicated to the graphic designers out there. The ones who wince every time they see lousy typography on the street, on a movie poster or wherever else ads and the like show up. Each week, I will take the films that are being released and mini-critique the best of the best…leaving the rest in the dust. Read on!
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The Filmdogs Podcast: Episode 3-Tokyo Drift
The Third Episode of The Filmdogs Podcast is up!! This week we discuss the blasphemy that is the rumor of a Taxi Driver remake among other happenings in the news. Robert De Niro and Al Pacino go head to head in our VS. segment. We decide which upcoming 2010 films will be worth seeing in our featured topic, and laugh out loud at a One Liner of the Week from The Naked Gun. It’s the best third installment in a Trilogy since The Return of the King!
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Pixar is indeed in the Sequel Business
A new trailer for “Toy Story 3″ has debuted today on myspace of all places and it looks, well…just ok. Something about this sequel feels more like a “Shrek” film than a pixar classic. Which makes me very afraid for the future of the stellar company. Plans for a sequel to the stuido’s most lackluster effort “Cars” are in the works as well as “Monsters Inc. 2.” All this comes after Disney animation head John Lasseter famously stated a few years ago that “Pixar is not in the Sequel Business.” Oh how I wish that were true. Read the rest of this entry »
