Legends Roger Moore Bond Films Part 2 - The Spy Who Loved Me, with the Reviewing History Podcast

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.My Film vs My Inspiration is back once again for another episode. A short but fascinatingly sweet one. This episode I'm joined by the writer, director and all round filmmaker, Callum Brown to talk about his latest short film Interference. We talk in great detail about his film making style and his process. We talk about the themes of not giving up and vanquishing your internals demons when comes to becoming a film maker. We of course talk about his film inspirations that include, Fight Club, Good Will Hunting, Slender Man and The Batman. Interference on YouTube         Blueboard Productions YouTube Channel Blueboard Productions Website FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.      Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.Whats this I hear you cry? Well we are starting a brand new podcast series called the Top Picks Watchlist. Every month I'll be chatting to the other half, Ellie about simply what we've been watching. Not only that I'll be opening up the conversation to all forms of media. We'll talking books, tv shows and games too. Martin and Ellie will both pick three watches and have a good chat about them. At the end of the episode we will each pick a film or other form of media to add to thier watchlist or choose something as a recommendation.Just to say that we are using different microphones than we normally use on the podcast so the sound will be slightly different.   For this first episode Martins picks are X-Men 97 season 2, where he talks about how crazy the show is and how nostalgic it feels. The film Together from last year and how it was slight disappointment but a good gateway film for new horror fans. Plus The End of Oak Street, we talk about how they made dinosaurs dangerous again. Ellies picks are Ann Droid the TV series, she talks about how real and funny it is. The audio book The Crescent City by Sarah J Mass, she talks about how amazing it is crossing over with Mass's over fantasy book series ACOTAR.  Ellies last pick is the comedy classic Airplane. We talk about how relentlessly funny it is.         FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.               Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.This episode we are going back to whats on at the cinemas, oh and of course the legendary director, Ridley Scott is bringing out yet another movie at the incredible age of 88 years old. That movie is the Dog Stars. A post-apocalyptic film and so we'll be concentrating our attentions to out favourite post-apocalyptic films for the second time on the podcast. Joining me once again to talk all things about the downfall of the postal service is Tommy from Haven't Scene It: A Movie Podcast. Warning we will be talking SPOILERS.Martin's pick for Post-Apocalyptic films is staying very much in the Mad Max universe and also the very underrated Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. On this one we talk about how George Miller has not lost his touch as an action director. We talk about why this feels so different from Mad Max: Fury Road and we talk if this is Chris Hemsworth's performance. Plus we talk about painful nipples. IMDB page     Haven't Scene It: A Movie Pod Link link treeFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.   Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.This episode we are going back to whats on at the cinemas, oh and of course the legendary director, Ridley Scott is bringing out yet another movie at the incredible age of 88 years old. That movie is the Dog Stars. A post-apocalyptic film and so we'll be concentrating our attentions to out favourite post-apocalyptic films for the second time on the podcast. Joining me once again to talk all things about the downfall of the postal service is Tommy from Haven't Scene It: A Movie Podcast. Warning we will be talking SPOILERS.First up is Tommy's pick and is going for a film that just about qualify's as a post-apocalyptic film, and one of the best sci fi films of recent times that seems to be forgotten, Children of Men. On this one we talk about the incredible direction from Alfonso Cuaron and how he's able to carft a film all from Theo's perfective. We talk how dark this dystopian world gets. Plus we talk about pull my finger jokes. IMDB page Haven't Scene It: A Movie Pod Link link treeFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.          Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.This episode we are going back to our Legends episodes this month and continuing our James Bond Legends episodes. Next up is the Mr suave, eyebrow lifting bond. The legendary Roger Moore himself. So we'll be talking about our best and favourite Moore Bond films. Joining me to talk all things Roger Moore's James Bond is our very own Bond expert Brian from⁠ the Reviewing History Podcast. Warning we will be talking SPOILERS Martin's pick is up next for part 2 is arguably Roger Moores best overall Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me. With wet Nelly her self. The underwater car and not a bond girl. On this one we talk about the action scenes and how brilliantly crafted they are especially the car chase and indeed the underwater sequence. We talk about how vampire films influenced how Jaws kills his victims. We talk about how the film uses Bond effectively working with Barbara Bach's Russian agent, triple x. Plus we talk about fish. IMDB page         Reviewing History Podcasts Link TreeFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.        Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.This episode we are going back to our Legends episodes this month and continuing our James Bond Legends episodes. Next up is the Mr suave, eyebrow lifting bond. The legendary Roger Moore himself. So we'll be talking about our best and favourite Moore Bond films. Joining me to talk all things Roger Moore's James Bond is our very own Bond expert Brian from⁠ the Reviewing History Podcast. Warning we will be talking SPOILERS Brians choice is up first in part 1 and is going for his favourite Roger Moore Bond film, and not the one he thinks is Moores best. The Man with the Golden Gun. On this one we talk about one of the best villians this franchise has ever seen in Christopher Lee's Scaramanga. We talk about how this era of cinema influenced this film. We talk about that incredible cork screw stunt and why it's one of the best stunts bond has ever achieved. Plus we talk about video games. IMDB page   Reviewing History Podcasts Link TreeFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.        Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.It's Spoiler Special time once again, this time for a frankly massive movie. You may of herd of it unless you've been living under a rock. We are of course talking Spider-Man: Brand New Day. I can only be joined be one guest who can talk spider-man and marvel to me for hours, that man is out course Leigh from Light, Camera, Rant. And yes the edit was long. On this one we talk about the spectacular action scenes and how the director, Destin Daniel Cretton brought a fresh style to Spider-Man action scenes. We talk about wether this is Tom Hollands and Zendaya's best performances for their respected characters. We also talk about if Spider-Man has a villain problem now. We talk about the new additions of Bruce Banner, the Hulk and Frank Castle, The Punisher and how well they work in the film. Plus we talk about the future of the MCU and creamy stuff. IMDB page Lights Camera Rant Podcast linkFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.                             Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.This month as arguably one of the most anticipated and biggest films of the year comes out on the biggest screens around the world, The Odyssey, we will be of course focusing on the films legendary director, Christopher Nolan for the second time. Joining me to talk all things Chris Nolan is another returning guest and our very own Chris Nolan expert Heather J Stewart who now qualifies to be a member of the league of podcasts. Strap in, these are some epic pod chats. Warning we will be talking SPOILERS Martin's pick for part 2, and is going for arguably Christopher Nolan's most ambitious film and quite possibly his best, well according to the internet anyway. On this one we talk about, the epic scale of the visuals. We talk about the very ambitious storytelling and ideas that Christopher Nolan is going for here, and comparing that to one of Nolan biggest influences 2001: A Space Odyssey. We talk about the incredible sound design and that amazing score from Hans Zimmer. Plus we talk about if this was a Harry Potter film. IMDB page          Heather J Stewarts Instagram page FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokSupport the showSupport the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.This month as arguably one of the most anticipated and biggest films of the year comes out on the biggest screens around the world, The Odyssey, we will be of course focusing on the films legendary director, Christopher Nolan for the second time. Joining me to talk all things Chris Nolan is another returning guest and our very own Chris Nolan expert Heather J Stewart who now qualifies to be a member of the league of podcasts. Strap in, these are some epic pod chats. Warning we will be talking SPOILERS Heathers pick is up first for forensic examination, and is going for her favourite Chris Nolan film, The Prestige. On this one we talk about, the interesting science fiction elements to this film and how well they work in this period setting, incorporating the science of the time. We talk about how clever the script is and the themes of obsession. Plus we talk about, hats clones and accents. IMDB page Heather J Stewarts Instagram page FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokSupport the show                   Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.My Film vs My Inspiration is back once again people for your listening pleasure. Boy have I got a gem of podcast for you. I'm joined by the writer, director Rick Stanton, behind the wonderful and powerful short film Spectrum. That stars Sinners very own Wunmi Mosaku and Ricks own brother Steve in the lead role. We'll be talking about his fantastic film in great detail, as well as his inspirational films that include, hold your breath, Clerks, No Country for Old Men, Nil by Mouth, Nope and The Royal Family TV show. We also talk about the real life events that inspired the film. This film is a powerful, important must watch. Do check it out on the links below.Spectrum website Spectrum Yutube FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.      Support the show