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Cinema44
by Timothy Anderson and William Fenyes
The year is 2044. You arrive with your family to the largest building you’ve ever seen. Spotlights told you the direction you were headed but told you nothing about what to expect. Now, stepping through the doors, your senses are overwhelmed. Orange neon lights outline a marquee that yells in all caps the names of movies, the smell of popcorn fills your nostrils, and blaring from the arcade on the side of the room is the sound of 8bit music. You have been transported to this decade's greatest attraction - Cinema44!
Episodes
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John Wick: Chapter 4
A John Wick that Billy likes.
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Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
A Scott Pilgrim that Billy likes.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
It's no small thing, dressing in a weird costume and gaining the power of the mighty ant. Wait, I guess it is. Anyway, enjoy our return to the marvel universe as we explore Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania! We were pleasantly surprised by a number of things but the biggest surprise had to be a...
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Comic Books at the Bar
Sometimes you hear or see something out of the ordinary that you need to stop whatever you’re doing and talk to someone about it. A nun killing it at a poker table, the deleted scene from Free Willy where the whale actually landed on that kid, or you see a grown man sitting in a bar, alone…
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The Grand Budapest Hotel
In the snow globe of an Argentinian grandmother, inside a house on a mountain, in a room with a door marked, “No girls allowed,” two podcasters shout obscenities into microphones that are, themselves, snow globes belonging to an Argentinian grandmother. Inside those snow globes, two identical...
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Knives Out
How long has it been since an original screenplay was written and then put into production? After Knives Out, we’d have to say that it doesn’t happen often enough. This movie was a breath of fresh air in a world full of Comic Book movies and sequels. The original character of Benoit Blanc, as...
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The Menu
Today, for your listening pleasure, we have put together a fine selection of criticisms of Mark Mylod’s “The Menu.” While awaiting the first course, please enjoy a sampling of our latest intro music. Note the sadness in the tones and imagine what might be wrong with the musician who created it....
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Spiderhead
Would you submit yourself to terrible medical experiments if Chris Hemsworth asked you too? That’s basically what’s happening in this week's movie. Spiderhead is the story of a charismatic scientist, experimenting on prisoners but like, it seems pretty alright. Just how much would Billy and Tim…
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Bullet Train
As Samuel L. Jackson says in Jurassic Park, “Hold onto your butts!” This week we review Netflix’s Bullet Train, starring Brad Pitt. We marveled at the efficiency of the Japanese mass transit system and were thrilled by the nonstop action. Was it all good though? You’ll have to listen to find out....
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Black Adam
Did you ever have that friend that seemed better than you in every way? Everything they touch turns to gold and everything you do is just, ok. The DC movie universe is the friend that just can’t seem to live up to the success of their more attractive and successful friend, Marvel. Black Adam is…
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Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Do you want to spend two hours listening to Iron Man call Batman gay? What if this is set in a universe where Batman was actually gay and Iron Man was a petty thief pretending to be an actor, pretending to be a detective? No matter how you answered that question, you’ll agree with one of us as we...
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Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Considered one of the best Batman movies of all time, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm certainly does warrant another watch. In this episode we discuss some of the things that make the movie such a masterpiece and both of us try to answer the question, “Is it really that good?” We also give a shout…
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The Wintertime Spectacular
It’s been a little while, but we are happy to be back, we’re glad that you’re here, and we are very excited for the holidays. So much so that we are polishing off season 3 with a Wintertime spectacular. Over the month of December we’ll be releasing 4 episodes, starting with Mask of the Phantasm…
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Soylent Green
Soylent Green is people!
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Did you know that Marvel is still putting out Comic Book movies? Of course you did, but we have to tell you we are getting a little burned out on the topic. This week we discuss the new Dr. Strange movie and how we wanted it to be just a little stranger. Also, is it possible that a Dr. Strange...
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Moon Knight - Part 2
The Moon Knight series has wrapped up its first season and it’s time for the review. It is fair to say that Billy isn’t usually emotional when it comes to reviews but listen this week to hear him lose his freaking mind. Speaking of losing minds, just how crazy is Mark and are we all just in a...
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Peacemaker
Remember that ridiculous guy from the most recent Suicide Squad movie? That’s right, they made an entire series for him. Peacemaker might be one of our favorite guilty pleasure shows and this episode probably the most overwhelmingly positive review we’ve done. Is that because we set the bar…
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Moon Knight - Part 1
Five years ago, a Moon Knight adaptation was unheard of. Now it’s here and it definitely doesn’t disappoint. Find out if we identify more with a super fly Steven or a classical Mark. The real question is, “Is Moon Knight just a mummy?” All this and more on this episode of the Cinema44 Podcast!...
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Morbius
It’s another superhero movie! Morbius is out and we’ve seen it. We have a conversation about how the movie is trying to stand out from the MCU while still building an extended universe of its own. For some reason, we can’t help but get trapped into a little bit of Spider-Man talk. If you enjoy…
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Spider-Man: No Way Home
This week, we discuss the latest in the Spider-Man universe - Spider-Man: No Way Home. We’re pretty sure that the only Spider-Man that we don’t mention here is Spider-Pig from the Simpsons. We talk Holland (not the country), we talk Garfield (not the cat), and we talk Mcguire (not the baseball...
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The Batman
This week we discuss the newest in a long line of Batman movies: “The Batman.” Some critics are calling it the greatest comic book movie ever made. Billy and Tim find plenty of things to criticize and just wonder in general if it’s even possible for there to be a “best” comic book movie.…
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Join us for a discussion about Ghostbusters: Afterlife. SPOILERS!
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Venom, They Live
It’s been a long time coming but we decided to release an episode after all. Sorry about the delay everyone but, you know, we have lives. Anyway, we talk DC Fandome, the new Venom movie, and John Carpenter’s They Live. I hope you’ve brought enough bubblegum for this one…
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Shooting the Breeze
Put your boots on, grab your shotgun, and come shoot the breeze with us. We didn’t really watch anything big so we spent 30 minutes talking about upcoming movies and whether we’re excited about it or not. Spoiler alert: Billy isn’t excited about anything and Tim loves everything. And… like… Doom...
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Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings! Find out if Tim is too much of a DC fanboy to enjoy any Marvel movies. Also, they are making a new Matrix movie! We hope you enjoy the episode. And If you do, leave us a review or hit us up on social media @filmjoypodcast.
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Free Guy, Marvel Movies, DC, etc.
Join us for a conversation about the Marvel trailers that have been dropping (Shang Chi out tomorrow!), Batman, Joker, and of course, FREE GUY directed by Shawn Levy and starring Ryan Reynolds, Jodie Comer, Joe Keery, and Taika Waititi.
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THE Suicide Squad
A SPOILER filled review of James Gunn's The Suicide Squad. Bright lights, funny jokes, and horrific violence. This film was intense, interesting and well worth the watch. Join the conversation with us on social media @filmjoypodcast
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Invincible
We are taking a subtle shift away from movies to talk about the Amazon Prime original series, Invincible, based on a comic book by Robert Kirkman, and published by image comics. This show is incredible and made for a great conversation.
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Black Widow
We are back for season 2 with a conversation about Marvel’s Black Widow. Directed by Cate Shortland and starring Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, David Harbour, and Rachel Weisz. This film gave us a great excuse to get back to the movies and back to the podcast. We hope you enjoy, and keep an…
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Wonder Woman 1984
Written and directed by Patty Jenkins and starring Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, and the mandolorian himself - Pedro Pascal, WW84 made for a really interesting conversation about the movie itself, the DCEU, and what we'd love to see out of this whole universe of movies about some of our...
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Die Hard 2
Happy holidays! In order to stay true to the Christmas spirit, Billy and I are hangin' in with John McClain for Die Hard 2, directed this time by Renny Harlin. This movie is also is choc full of action and some great one liners, but takes a slightly different direction in how it’s executed.…
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Die Hard
Today Billy and I are getting into the Christmas spirit with John McTiernan’s 1988 classic Die Hard starring Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman. This movie is choc full of action and some of the best one liners in the biz.
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From Russia with Love
Happy thanksgiving and Welcome back to the Film Joy Podcast. In this episode, to the best of our ability, we are paying tribute to the legacy of Sean Connery, who just recently past a few weeks ago. To do that we watched and discussed From Russia with Love, directed by Tenence Young in 1963 ,...
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October Reflections
8 movies and 4 episodes later, we are happy to be on the other side. This bonus episode is a short reflection on that time where we talk about how we feel, what our favorite movies were, and what it was like discussing eight movies in the amount of time it usually takes to watch and talk about…
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Night of the Living Dead and Shaun of the Dead
We’ve made it all the way to the end of our October spectacular. This time, we are diverting from the classic universal monster movies and taking a look at the 1968 film by George Romero Night of the Living Dead along with the 2004 parody by Edgar Wright - Shaun of the Dead. I really think we…
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(Young) Frankenstein
In this episode, we are talking about yet another universal monster movie - Frankenstein. The 1931 classic based on the novel by Mary Shelley along with my favorite Mel Brooks Film, young Frankenstein, made in 1974. And wow, both of these movies are great. One capturing profound tragedy, and the...
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The Wolfman and Teen Wolf
In this episode, we’re talking Werewolves. Starting with George Waggner’s The Wolfman from 1941 along with the 1985 Rod Daniel film, Teen Wolf starring Michael J Fox. We had a great time with these movies with a surprisingly positive reaction to the original Wolfman and the sweet familiar embrace...
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The Mummy
This week, we’re talking about the Mummy. The original, made in 1932 starring Boris Karloff and the remake from 1999 starring Brenden Frasier and Rachel Weisz. This episode kicks off our 4 episode run in October. Each episode will be a double feature, a classic paired with its more modern...
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The Rocketeer
In this episode, Billy and I discuss the 1991 hero flick, The Rocketeer, directed by Joe Johnston. The two of us walked away from this movie feeling very differently, but we both had a lot of fun revisiting and talking through another superhero move from the 90’s. Hope you enjoy!
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The Phantom
In this episode, Billy and I discuss the 1996 superhero film The Phantom, directed by Simon Wincer and based on a newspaper comic strip from the 1930’s. This movie provided a healthy amount of contrast to modern superhero movies, especially movies like Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame. Despite...
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Bonus: DC Fandome
Welcome back to Film Joy for a bonus episode where Billy and I talk about the recent event, DC Fandome. This event took place on Saturday, August 22nd. Since Billy and I both have kids, we weren’t able to participate in this event as much we would have liked. That said, it was a lot of fun and...
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Avengers: Infinity War/Endgame
Welcome to the first episode of Film Joy. In this episode, Billy and I discuss Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame. What we liked, disliked, and ultimately how we felt about it as the finale to a saga that many of us have been enjoying for over a decade. Although it’s tough to find someone who…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The year is 2044. You arrive with your family to the largest building you’ve ever seen. Spotlights told you the direction you were headed but told you nothing about what to expect. Now, stepping through the doors, your senses are overwhelmed. Orange neon lights outline a marquee that yells in all caps the names of movies, the smell of popcorn fills your nostrils, and blaring from the arcade on the side of the room is the sound of 8bit music. You have been transported to this decade's greatest attraction - Cinema44!
HOSTED BY
Timothy Anderson and William Fenyes
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The year is 2044. You arrive with your family to the largest building you’ve ever seen. Spotlights told you the direction you were headed but told you nothing about what to expect. Now, stepping through the doors, your senses are overwhelmed. Orange neon lights outline a marquee that yells in all...
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Cinema44 is created and hosted by Timothy Anderson and William Fenyes.
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