CIA: Episode 3

CIA: Cinematically Informed Americans is a show on the Lucid Geek Speak channel of podcasts. Today we look at movie news, Netflix recommendations, geek news, discuss early Batman movies, etc. Right Click HERE and select save link as Netflix/Hulu Recommendations for Instant Streaming: Jordan: 1.Trailer Park Boys 2. The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle Fredd: 1. Madmen Sean: 1.Cash Back 2. (Hulu) The Following Taylor: 1. Killer Clowns From Outer Space --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commodore Schmidlapps - The Penguins not-so-great disguise from Batman: the Movie --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sean: You can't honestly put that in your top 10. Fred: Yes, he can! Sean: Well, there's no penetration so I'm not watching it. Taylor: Well, that's something we could go in to. Sean: It is something we could go IN to, indeed. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Taylor: It's beautiful, It's inspiring! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "One of the most important roles to cast was that of young Forrest, who would help set the tone for the whole film based on his performance. To find the right actor, Robert Zemeckis put the word out that he was looking for "a young Tom Hanks with light eyes and a quirky disposition." A young Mississippi boy by the name of Michael Conner Humphreys showed up at an open casting call in Memphis, Tennessee and fit the bill perfectly. His talent and natural ease with the material charmed everyone. During Humphreys' screen test, according to Robert Zemeckis, "He jumped off the screen when we saw him because he had a very different type of delivery." Michael Humphreys' unique dialect turned out to be a major contributing factor to making Forrest Gump work. Before Humphreys was cast, Hanks had not settled on how Forrest would talk throughout the film. "Then Jessica Drake, my voice coach, and I heard Michael Humphreys, who played the young Forrest Gump," explained Hanks. "He was from Mississippi up by Tennessee and he had this great vocal cadence with very particular characteristics, with hard 'Gs' in the middle of things. Like he said, 'sing-ging'. I listened to Michael a lot, she made linguistic templates and then I read the entire script to her. It took the better part of three weeks and by the end I was doing it without having to think about it." Source --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Back to the Future images with Eric Stoltz So weird --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Signs was released in 2002. Quick, lock the door! Maybe they weren't aliens at all: Check out this theory which we will discuss on the next episode Click here to read a possibly more accurate interpretation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Best M. Night Movie! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tremors 4: Balls With Legs --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Invention of Lying --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Taylor: We can all agree that Ghost Rider is the greatest thing made by humanity ever --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So, so bad. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Shark Repellant --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Blew. Him. To. Pieces. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The joke Sean referenced was in fact not about Hitler, but about Lincoln being assassinated. The crowd, however, did act as if he made a Hitler joke. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here's Johnny!