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One Sensational Shot
by One Sensational Shot Network
One Sensational Shot movies podcast. No money. no equipment. Still Insane.
Episodes
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Groundhog Day – The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
Ramis and Murray complete their magnum opus...and them promptly fall out for the rest of their lives. We consider what makes Groundhog Day so special, for better and worse. Let us know what you think. You can get in touch on Facebook, Twitter and please do leave us a review on iTunes. We’re also...
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What IS The Best Streaming Service?; and, Film in the Time of Corona - The Evening Glass
In Issue 30 of The Evening Glass, Fletcher Walton is joined by comedy’s Aidan McCaffery to discuss Fletcher's recent extensive analysis of the streaming landscape – which you’ll find here - and Hollywood’s rejigged release slate for 2020 – our original preview of which you’ll find here. Plus, as...
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BASEketball - The Evening Glass
In Issue 29 of the The Evening Glass, Luke and Fletcher return to Luke's DVD A to Z for the first time in a year (a year!) to rewatch effervescent cult comedy BASEketball. Produced, directed and ostensibly written by spoof supremo David Zucker, it's equally a vehicle for its stars ascendant Trey...
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One Sensational Strike - The Evening Glass
The Evening Glass has long functioned as a clearinghouse of relative topicality for whatever Luke and I happened to like at the flicks or on TV that month. But it's always been our intention to expand into other areas of interest, as soon as we could come up with some witty names. There'll be One...
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90s Comedian - "Parody, but not": The Films of Ben Stiller - The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
A reluctantly single yuppie accidentally befriends the oddball who installed his cable. An over-the-hill male model is brainwashed into a political assassination. A band of pampered actors marooned in jungle begin to live their roles for real. Through these diverse premises, director Ben Stiller...
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The Disney Era: A Discussion – Local Trouble Star Wars Podcast
2012 was one hell of a time. Not only did we think the world wouldn't get much worse after the global economic crisis and the rise of international terrorism - but we also allowed ourselves to get excited about a beloved franchise being purchased by a huge corporation. But, here we are - five...
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Preview of the Year 2020 - The Evening Glass
Comedy's Aidan McCaffery is an apostate. He has renounced his longtime comic congregation, the London Metropolitan Elite Church of the Woke & Vegan Reading Room, and walks now the path of the born-again Leondensian. With his microphone a shepherd's crook, he will tend to a new flock among the...
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Seasons Greetings and Trading Places - The Evening Glass Podcast
In Issue 28 of The Evening Glass, Luke and Fletcher reflect on their favourite festive films - from Dianne Jackson's The Snowman to Barry Levinson's Diner - before looking closely at one of the finest of them all, John Landis' Trading Places. Let us know what you think on Facebook, Twitter, leave...
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A Symphony of New York City: Thirty Years of Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing - The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
Do the Right Thing is a film about conflict and conversation. With preternatural vision and skill, director Spike Lee creates urban America in microcosm across a handful of larger-than-life Bed-Stuy blocks sweltering in the summer sun, and on those sidewalks and shopfronts presents a procession…
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You Do What You Gotta Do: Thirty Years of Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing - The Evening Glass Podcast
In the thirty-some years Luke, James and Fletcher have shared the planet, Hollywood has released no film better than Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing. One Sensational Shot honours the 30th anniversary of that release with two new issues. Later in the month on The Electronic Labyrinth, Luke and...
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How Does The Phantom Menace Hold Up After 20 Years? – Local Trouble Star Wars Podcast
A lot can happen in 20 years. Some of us of a certain age look back on the 90s with a hazy sense of nostalgia. So it's almost reassuring to remember that something as simple as a space movie could still split a fanbase clean in two, just like today. In contrast to the other prequels, Star Wars:...
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Todd Phillips' Joker - The Evening Glass Podcast
Returning from another of our now customary three-month hiatuses (look, man, the sun was out, you dig?), Episode 26 of The Evening Glass finds Fletcher and special guest Aidan McCaffery fresh from an opening weekend screening of Todd Phillips' Joker and ready to rock and roll (part 2) with an…
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Barbarella and Beyond the Black Rainbow - The Evening Glass Podcast
In Issue 25 of The Evening Glass, we discuss a divergent brace of cult sci-fi visions. The kitsch embrace of a shag carpet zero-G space pad hosts Luke as his DVD A to Z continues with Roger Vadim's camp classic Barbarella, while it's from the altogether less salubrious environs of a Soho...
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Cameron & Nolan - The Evening Glass Podcast
James Cameron and Christopher Nolan are two of our favourite Hollywood directors. In his singular, unfashionable dedications to practical effects, specificity of medium, cinematic exhibition and sophistication in plotting and presentation, over two decades Kit Nolan has emerged as an antidote to...
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90s Comedian - Jim Carrey and the Blockbuster Comedy - The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
In reference, and deference, to the 1994 triple-whammy that turned Jim Carrey into an overnight sensation (ten years in the making), this month's Electronic Labyrinth sees Luke and Fletcher race through Ace Ventura, The Mask and Dumb and Dumber, The Cable Guy, The Truman Show and Man on the Moon;...
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Snow Long, and Mance for All the Blackfish - The Evening Glass Podcast
Maybe two weeks is a long time in pop culture - but this...is The Evening Glass. Mindfulness podcasting, where life slows down to a crawl...where we chew every mouthful six times to get the benefit...and where we don't stop thinking about one of the biggest, baddest, boldest series of all time…
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Avengers v Avatar - The Evening Glass Podcast
Amid the Marvel maelstrom, a trepidatious Fletcher Walton is joined by comedian and box office boffin Aidan McCaffery to open the books on the franchise titan and assess its prospects of displacing James Cameron from the Iron Throne. This issue's a preview of a customarily discursive two hours…
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Remembering Peter Mayhew - Local Trouble Star Wars Podcast
We remember the people's wookie. The man who crafted the character of Chewbacca after being 'spotted', and making a few well-placed trips to the zoo for research. Peter Mayhew brought a tremendous amount to a character that didn't have a line of recognisable dialogue. We remember his career and...
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Joe Dante, Hollywood Subversive (Part 2) – The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
We continue our retrospective on Joe Dante, one of our favourite genre directors of the 80s and 90s, with some razor sharp reminiscences of The 'Burbs. 30 years old this year, The 'Burbs features a fresh faced Tom Hanks at the peak of his comedic prowess (fresh off of Big, The Money Pit and…
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Joe Dante, Hollywood Subversive – The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
We miss you at the theatre Joe Dante. We know you haven't gone anywhere. You're still here on planet earth. But boy, do we miss you at the theatre. We miss gremlins catapulting old ladies off of a stairlift. We miss Mants (that's' a guy who's part-man, part-ant) attacking a terrified cinema...
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Is Anakin the Chosen One? - Local Trouble Star Wars Podcast
We launch a new format for Local Trouble, our Star Wars podcast. We'll be tackling a different topic each episode. We start by looking at the origins of the Chosen One in the prequel scripts and what the new generation of filmmakers seems to be doing with it in the Disney era. Is George Lucas's…
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Oscars So Trite (Except the Good Bits) - The Evening Glass Podcast
You probably stayed up all night long watching the highs and lows of 2019's Academy Awards. But even if you did that already, you probably have some opinions on it, right? Perhaps you think the winner of Best Picture didn't deserve it. Perhaps you're wondering why only the media seem to even care...
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Preview of the Year 2019 - The Evening Glass Podcast
When VHS was king, we weren't so proud or so wealthy or so cognisant of copyright law that we wouldn't take the opportunity to dub the rental the night before it went back to the library. Even the most sophisticated cineaste requires multiple viewings to properly parse the subtleties of the text…
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Review of the Year 2018 - The Evening Glass Podcast
We preface a new season of The Evening Glass by looking back at a 12 months so impressive it took 13 just to catch up - the kinda year where it's only when you're sat post-Chrimbo adding Cold War, Hostiles, Firsts Man and Reformed, M:I:6, Spider-Verse and Leave No Trace to a top 10 of increasing...
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Groundhog Day – The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
Ramis and Murray complete their magnum opus...and them promptly fall out for the rest of their lives. We consider what makes Groundhog Day so special, for better and worse. Let us know what you think. You can get in touch on Facebook, Twitter and please do leave us a review on iTunes. We’re also...
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Revisiting an 80s and 90s TV Christmas - The Evening Glass Podcast
Has the office Christmas party left you hungover and even more jaded that you'll never get that promotion because NOW your boss has seen you dance the macarena with a half-rolled cigarette and fully vomit stained H&M shirt? Then allow yourself to nussle into the sweet bosom nostalgia, which is...
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Some Kid Looking For His Mom: Twenty Years of Boogie Nights - The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
In the 20th year since its UK release, Fletcher is joined by comedian and Paul Thomas Anderson fan Aidan McCaffery to discuss perhaps the best Hollywood film of the '90s, Boogie Nights. Twenty minutes after turning off the mic, word reached us that Kurt Longjohn himself, the greatest sleight of...
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The Predator or: John McTiernan's Fortune and Shane Black's Folly - The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
With levels of anticipation we haven't felt since some other soft reboot we were also looking forward to, Shane Black's The Predator has arrived, and gone. We catch up on what you get for $123.3 million these days, allowing for inflation and on-going negative productivity growth worldwide. We're...
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BlacKkKlansman and Attack of the Killer Tomatoes - The Evening Glass Podcast
'By Any Means Necessary', we emerge from the cinema to talk about Spike Lee's latest Joint, which offers a chilling, if not darkly amusing look into white supremacy during the 70s. Or, you know, any time. In any case, Topher Grace also has a good role in it, so we've used the opportunity to…
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Missions Impossible! - The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
A sixth Mission: Impossible provides the only opportunity needed to inaugurate Moviebrat maestro Brian De Palma into the Electronic Labyrinth as Luke and Fletcher discuss the entire franchise, from its beginnings in the big budget boom of '90s television adaptations to a latest instalment which...
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Atlanta and How Green Was My Valley - The Evening Glass Podcast
Community is important and we take a look at some examples of how it can play out on screen, starting with the latest season of the Donald Glover-penned Atlanta - which is fast becoming one of the most creative and experimental TV shows in the past decade. Luke also takes a trip to the nineteenth...
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Incredibles 2 and Mamma Mia - The Evening Glass Podcast
Luke regales us with tales of Cher slaying in Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again and Brad Bird killing it with his fantastic return to animation, Incredibles 2. Fletch briefs us on what to watch at the flicks before summer's end, including Paul Schrader's First Reformed and Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman.…
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We're Back! and McQueen - The Evening Glass Podcast
A new season of The Evening Glass opens with a free ranging feature-length chat about this, that and the other, which around the hour mark moves into a discussion of Bonhôte & Ettedgui's powerful new documentary, McQueen. Thanks for tuning in! Hit us with your thoughts on Facebook and Twitter…
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Jurassic Park's Sequels: How Do You Solve a Problem Like Crichton and Spielberg – The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
What makes the first Jurassic work so well? We look at what Steven Spielberg does cinematically that others cannot. And despite blockbuster cinema doing such good business worldwide, we ask where are the latest takes on the franchise are lacking. And as fans of the franchise, we revisit the...
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
We kick off a new series with something a bit different. After seeing the latest Jurassic movie, Luke and Fletch indulge their inner fanboy with a dissection of what occurred in the 128 minutes run time. More teeth! More dinosaurs! More subplot! Even more movies to be made! The 21st Century is a...
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Titanic and As Good as it Gets – The Electronic Labyrinth Podcast
Two big players in the 1998 Oscars, Titanic and As Good as it Gets got the Academy excited with the story of an obsessive-compulsive and a boat which probably could have done with a few more obsessive-compulsives at least looking out for icebergs. James Cameron's Titanic was nominated for 14...
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Film Review of the Year (Part 2) - The Evening Glass Podcast
We finally bid farewell to the year that saw POTUS lie around 5.5 times a day and so we conclude our picks of 2017. In this park of the year that was, we touch on the following: Downtown '81 Good Time + Robert Pattinson + Lakeith Stanfield mother! + Jennifer Lawrence Call Me By Your Name The...
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Film review of the Year 2017 (Part 1) - The Evening Glass Podcast
We all thought 2016 couldn't end soon enough. Too many Brexts and Trumps and the like. Too many dead pop stars! 2017 didn't necessarily turn fortunes around, but at least there were some decent films in the cinema so we could all hide in a darkened room waiting for the inevitable nuclear winter…
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TV Round Up and Arthur - The Evening Glass Podcast
Our final Evening Glass of 2017 includes a meandering chat through some of this year's TV, Mackenzie Crook's The Detectorists, Star Trek Discovery and new X-Files. We also devour the Dudley Moore one-liner extravaganza Arthur (1981). Fletch also launches our new hashtag #oscarssostraight. In the...
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Thor Ragnarok, Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool, Happy Death Day - The Evening Glass Podcast
Just ahead of Christmas, we march through a few cinema releases towards the end of 2017. Luke enjoys the dry Kiwi humour and pulpy action/adventure of Thor: Ragnarok, thanks to director Taika Waititi, Jeff Goldblum and a cracking retro soundtrack. We also look at Film Star's Don't Die in…
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The Florida Project, Breathe and Big Trouble in Little China - The Evening Glass Podcast
You can feel the wind is risin' baby, now the truth is here... Luke and Fletch celebrate 31 years of John Carpenter's classic action/Asian movie pastiche Big Trouble in Little China. We enjoy all the thrills, spills and razor sharp editing on the latest Evening Glass podcast. Luke also returns…
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Sixteenth Issue: The Evening Glass - Blade Runner 2049 and It
Met with tremendous critical acclaim and a sluggish box office return, Blade Runner 2019 has been one of the marginally more hyped titles of the year. Luke loved it and Fletcher...wasn't quite as affected. We grab a glass and chat about whether either of us has managed to see attack ships on fire...
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Fifteenth Issue: The Electronic Labyrinth - Lethal Weapon and The Monster Squad
We're back in Black - with a Shane Black marathon. We indulge in 80s nostalgia as Mel Gibson and Danny Glover remind us why all the best cops are buddies, and why all the best movies have indulgent establishing shots of a desert. Luke and Fletch also do some digging to unearth the oft-forgotten…
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Fourteenth Issue: The Evening Glass - Grosse Pointe Blank and Men in Black
We take a trip back to more idyllic pre-9/11 world to celebrate some anniversaries. It's 20 years since Grosse Pointe Blank - a film so dry, witty and affecting that it aged better than the preceding decade it pays tribute to. Luke and Fletch also look back at Men in Black and lament the loss of...
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Thirteenth Issue: The Evening Glass - Dunkirk and The Big Sick
Never late to the party, Luke and Fletch catch up on Nolan's Dunkirk and attempt to asses what was happening where and when and how during the plot of the movie. We also briefly catch up on Sofia Coppola's remake of the 1971 Southern drama The Beguiled and to hit two Colin Farrells with one…
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Twelfth Issue: The Electronic Labyrinth - Annie Hall and Bananas
"Boy, if life were only like this!". Woody Allen takes one of his first cinematic stabs at idealising real life in one of the greatest romantic comedies to grace the silver screen. 1977's Annie Hall won Best Picture over Star Wars, and Luke and Fletch enjoy devouring as much of it as possible in...
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Eleventh Issue: Electronic Labyrinth - Animal House and Anchorman
We continue through Luke's DVD collection with two films that helped redefine comedy movies. Anarchic and subversive, the John Landis classic Animal House packs a huge sucker punch to the institutions of pre-Vietnam America. Fletcher spills his guts about why the film means so much to him....
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Tenth Issue: The Evening Glass - Baby Driver and The Book of Henry
Edgar Wright's latest film sets a new bar for films with songs by The Damned in. Which is obviously saying something. Luke and Fletch use The Evening Glass podcast to have a substantial chat on how they feel about this testament to synchronised sound and picture. Luke also ponders on whether…
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Ninth Issue: Electronic Labyrinth - American Graffiti and Apocalypse Now
America comes of age across two seminal films from New Hollywood, made by two of the most uncompromising directors of any Hollywood. George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola bring us American Graffiti and Apocalypse Now. Pictures that show us exactly how the 1960s went out - not with a bang, but…
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Eighth Issue: The Evening Glass - Alien: Covenant and Twin Peaks
Luke and Fletch: The Return. Back from house moves and too much tequila, we launch 'The Evening Glass', a new show where we catch up on the latest things we've seen this week before handing over the more studious duties of in-depth movie analysis to sister show 'Electronic Labyrinth'. This week…
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