Archive for July, 2017

Joel Radio #198: #notmyspiderman

Jul 23rd

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The summer movie season is in full swing and Joel and Corey Hall have checked out some of the latest offerings including Christopher Nolan’s WWII drama Dunkirk. Trying to figure out the best format to watch the thing in was more confusing than Nolan’s Inception, but ultimately the guys drove a little farther for a “premium” experience and have their full report on the film itself and the best way to see it. Is this as good as everyone says? Listen and find out. Also, the latest Spider-Man movie is insane with the in-jokes and references. Joel thinks it’s distracting from the experience overall while Corey just can’t wait for Spidey to graduate from high School. Plus, Joel returns to the Planet of the Apes and has a full review of that new film, Corey says The House needs a makeover, and Ed Sheeran joins Game of Thrones – ruining the verisimilitude of a show that has a topless woman commanding dragons.

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Corey takes Batman to the beaches of France at Dunkirk

Dunkirk, Ed Sheeran, Planet of the Apes, Spider Man

Joel Radio #197: Now in 4DX

Jul 12th

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Joel returns from his vacation to sunny Southern California and found it an excellent place to spend his money. He rented a nice car, stayed in nice hotels and had drinks next to C-list movie star! The American dream! Hear about Joel’s expensive sushi dinner, the greatest place in the world for a hike, running in to a “famous” comedian/acquaintance (which did nothing to impress Corey Hall), and how he can be seen on national television – for watching wrestling. Also, Joel sees Baby Driver in the immersive 4DX in L.A., but hear how moving seats and simulated bullets whipping past your head doesn’t really make you like a film that much more, even though Corey though the movie was great. Plus, the new Gong Show is better than expected, the new GLOW is better than the old GLOW, Battle of the Network Stars is only good for a half-awake Tom Arnold, and Joel really doesn’t get Get Out – it’s the best movie you’ve ever seen, if you’ve never, ever seen a movie.

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