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This week on End Credits, we’re going on vacation. In this last week of summer, we’re going to take a break, and play you a little something special. We love him, you love him, and sometimes he lets us down, but most of the time he hits it out of the park. Whatever your flavour of Spielberg, this week we’ve got them all. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday September 2, 2020”
Coming up this week on End Credits, it’s the end of summer! Well, almost. To mark the occasion, we will look at the ultimate summer movie, a introspective slow west movie about the first cow in Oregon in the 19th century! Hold on, you may actually want to hear about this movie, and you will also want to hear the second part of our ultimate summer movie list. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday August 26, 2020”
This week on End Credits, we’re getting ready to say goodbye to summer. This week’s movie review takes us to the cold, drab island off the coast of Chile where nothing ever good happens, which is a solid message for the end of August in a pandemic. We’re talking about Nobody Knows I’m Here, and we’re looking back at the best summer blockbusters of yester-year. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday August 19, 2020”
This week on End Credits, we’re in the mood for love. For our review this week, we’ve got a New York flavoured rom-com the makes you forget that there’s a pandemic outside and that living in Manhattan is expensive, and it’s called Almost Love. In the first half of the show though we will deal with the harsh realities of living in a pandemic and its effects on pop culture. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday August 12, 2020”
This week on End Credits, we’re going to enjoy a taste of summer as usual, still watching movies at home, but watching movies that best suit a summer’s day at the multiplex. On this episode, we’re going to review The Old Guard, which is the Netflix version of a summer blockbuster, and before that, we’re going to look at all the potential blockbusters Spielberg never made. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday August 5, 2020”
This week on End Credits, we’re all about the Colour. It’s not real, but it is spectacular, and it’s the basis for this week’s review, Colour Out of Space, which is now streaming on Netflix. Before that though, we will finish off our ultimate ranking of Spielberg film, and there may be some discussion about a tough weekend for loses in the film industry. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 29, 2020”
This week on End Credits, even though we’re in the middle of another summer heat wave, this new episode of the show might send a chill down your spine. For our review this week, we’re going to discuss the new family-bases horror flick Relic, and before that we will continue our career recap of the man with the beard (and the box office). Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 22, 2020”
This week on End Credits we enter a realm of the mysterious and the unknowable where only the stars have the answer you seek. If you think that’s over-the-top wait until you see the subject of this week’s review, which is entitled Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado. We’ll have that, and we’ll also kick-off our latest listicle series featuring a very famous “Steven.” Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 15, 2020”
This week on End Credits, we’re getting in shape. Actually, we’re going to watch other people get in shape because self-improvement is best left to the people in the movies; we’re just trying to survive COVID-19 here. Speaking of which, the effects of the pandemic still weigh heavily on the news of the week even though we’re still making future plans. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 8, 2020”
This week on End Credits, it’s a holiday episode. As fate would have it, this week’s episode falls on Canada Day proper, which makes us want to look at the movies from here at home to celebrate, and if you feel like celebrating, we’ll tell you where you can find some great Canadian films. After that, pull the drapes and get under the covers because we’ve got a horror movie anthology to review. Continue reading “End Credits Show Notes for Wednesday July 1, 2020”
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