Episode 17: Matilda

Episode 17 of the Prequel Sequel Remake: Movie and Comedy Podcast podcast, hosted by PrequelSequelRemake, titled "Episode 17: Matilda" was published on September 4, 2018 and runs 111 minutes.

September 4, 2018 ·111m · Prequel Sequel Remake: Movie and Comedy Podcast

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Summary

Move over Carrie - there's a NEW girl with psychokinesis in town. Matilda is a charming, children's film from the mid 90's directed by Danny Devito and Starring Mara Wilson. Did we put this one in the chokey or were we laughing umbeway? Find out this week! Join us for a prequel where stranger things have happened (36:38), an INCREDIBLY confrontational sequel (1:04:20), and a remake you're sure to see again in twenty five years (1:28:00). Wanna be heard? Send us a voice message on the Anchor App - you might appear on a future episode: http://Anchor.fm/PrequelSequelRemake Official Site: http://PrequelSequelRemake.com Subscribe: http://PrequelSequelRemake.com/Subscribe Twitter: http://Twitter.com/PreSequelCast Facebook: http://Facebook.com/PrequelSequelRemake Instagram: http://Instagram.com/PrequelSequelRemake

Episode Description

Move over Carrie - there's a NEW girl with psychokinesis in town. Matilda is a charming, children's film from the mid 90's directed by Danny Devito and Starring Mara Wilson. Did we put this one in the chokey or were we laughing umbeway? Find out this week! Join us for a prequel where stranger things have happened (36:38), an INCREDIBLY confrontational sequel (1:04:20), and a remake you're sure to see again in twenty five years (1:28:00). Wanna be heard? Send us a voice message on the Anchor App - you might appear on a future episode: http://Anchor.fm/PrequelSequelRemake Official Site: http://PrequelSequelRemake.com Subscribe: http://PrequelSequelRemake.com/Subscribe Twitter: http://Twitter.com/PreSequelCast Facebook: http://Facebook.com/PrequelSequelRemake Instagram: http://Instagram.com/PrequelSequelRemake

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