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Feb 15, 2018 1 hr 11 min

004 - Netflix & Chill w/ Wes Singleton

from Life, the Cineverse and Everything Hosted by Nick Taylor

Nick and one of his oldest friend, Wes, talk about television history and the evolution through new streamable formats. Is TV better now than it used to be? Or has binging ruined the television experience? This and more, in episode 4 of Life, The Cineverse and Everything! 00:00 - Welcome 00:30 - Intro and Guest Host 04:15 - Have you seen anything good recently? Daddy's Home 2 Moviepass 06:45 - Is the Cinema business model sustainable? 10:20 - Groundhog's Day/ The Ohio Theatre 12:40 - Western research w/ Magnificent Seven (2016)/ Django Unchained (2012) 15:10 - Mail Call! 15:36 - Short film I'd like to produce 20:01 - Movie scores impacting the enjoyment of a film 26:50 - Rotten Tomatoes 29:56 - Television history and impact 31:48 - Favorite TV shows? The Office The Simpsons (the first 10 years) 39:15 - Watching TV growing up 42:38 - TV shows that still hold up today 49:42 - TV unites the family 50:20 - Cable TV 51:31 - Current TV: Better or Worse? 53:17 - Is Netflix original content crap? 1:01:56 - Netflix's shotgun approach 1:02:39 - An iTunes for video streaming 1:03:20 - What are you looking forward to? Amazon's Jack Ryan The Americans (final season) Masterclass 1:09:15 - Scorsese, Howard and McConaughey 1:11:16 - Sign off

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