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Download Bonus%201.m4a https://ia601500.us.archive.org/29/items/Bonus1_201808/Bonus%201.m4a This is the first "Bonus" episode of the Film Assist podcast where I'll be talking about topics outside of film, or about film. Unlike the regular episodes where it'
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Making a film is a huge task. Unless you're a major creator on the project your department most likely isn't getting the attention it deserves. Make-up artists, Cinematographers, even the Grips. Each is essential to crafting the vision of the director...or studio. One of my
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Download Ron%20Howard%20Episode.mp3 On this week's episode of the Film Assist podcast, host Cody asks a very important question: Is Ron Howard Underrated? Travel with Cody to uncover the truth as he goes over three films in Ron Howard's career; Apollo 13, The Da
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An awe inspiring documentary edited together from public dash cam footage from Russian drivers. Ranging from crazy stunts you wouldn't believe unless captured on video, to the majestic, yet terrifying, mother nature as you have people who captured the meteorite falling, and a wildfire. Documentary is a title
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In a year that has been surprisingly kind for comedic movies it was inevitable that we'd see one and got exactly what was expected out of a modern comedy, let alone a modern action-comedy. That time has come and it's name is The Spy Who Dumped
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Download Blog%20Update.m4a https://ia601502.us.archive.org/3/items/BlogUpdate/Blog%20Update.m4a Starting in September, I will be reigniting my Film Assist efforts across my blog and podcast. I'll talk about my upcoming schedule, what I'll be working on, and presenting to you
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From the starting line Warner Bros. adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book has been, and still is, under fire of many criticisms from audiences and fans of the Disney live action movie, many of which I cover in Part 1 . Even under those circumstances I felt that
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A few years ago two studios announced that they would be making new adaptations to Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book. On one side Disney was making a live action remake of their animated classic, and on the other hand Warner Bros. wanted to make a darker story that
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Recently I have been changing the way my blog looks, and also changing when I post and updating things here and there. One of the changes I wanted to try and focus on is home media, going over not only the movie but the special features, what it's
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Netflix has been on a high rolling out new content on their streaming network each month at astounding speeds. It's quite impressive with how many new shows with top quality are being produced and released through them; Lost in Space, Voltron, and the Marvel shows to name a
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What Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom tries to do is admirable, however, continuing with what didn't work in Jurassic World, and expanding upon it in a semi-Lost World remake, leaves the viewer with a piece that is conflicted, dark yet campy, and a set of ideas that are interesting,
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If film is subjective then Comedy films are super subjective, and for the last ten plus years most comedies have been mean spirited, sex jokes, and just gross humor with no thought put into them. There are a few exceptions, but mostly that's what makes up the comedy