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The Matrix 20th Anniversary Conversation with Jerry White - Part 1 (English)

The year was 1999. My high school diploma was almost at hand and, at the time, I had no idea what bullet time was... until I saw The Matrix. Now, 20 years later, I was able to dig through my memory of what it was to live through this moment in film history, with a little help from my friend, filmmaker Jerry White.

In this episode, Jerry tells us about his film festival Vidlings and Tapeheads, now in its third year, as well as his feelings on the Matrix 20 years later. Aside from that, we also talk about Game of Thrones, Cyber Punk, 20 Years of Madness, Mission Impossible 2, Anakin Skywalker, nerding out on LOST, The Hobbit, Bullet time, Drunk Master 2, disappointing endings, Steam Punk, and spontaneously appearing kids.

If you’re in the area of Detroit, Michigan from June 28-29 2019, please drop by The Vidlings and Tapeheads Film Festival. You can learn a little more about it by following them on Twitter @Vidlings and by going to their website www.vidlingsandtapeheads.com .

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Game of Thrones 10 min SPOILER discussion with Jerry White, before the finale (English)

Jerry White spoke to us for an episode we will be releasing soon, celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Matrix. However, in that discussion, the penultimate episode of the HBO series Game of Thrones came up and we had a 10-minute discussion about it. Warning: there are SPOILERS in this one, so, if you're not caught up with the series, you might want to skip this one. 

The entire episode on The Matrix will come out soon, so be on the lookout for that one. 'Til then, enjoy this one! 

The Leftovers y O.U., una charla con Emilio Suárez, de Script Junkies (Español)

Emilio Suarez, de Script Junkies, nos acompaña en este episodio para hablar un poco sobre su carrera, su nuevo cortometraje “O.U.” y la serie de televisión “The Leftovers” en HBO. Además, también discutimos las ventajas de tener personajes bien desarrollados, el teatrito, la librería Borders, libretos (guiones), las clínicas en Hormigueros y Policías corruptos.

A Emilio lo pueden conseguir en Facebook bajo su nombre Emilio Suárez y bajo la página de Script Junkies, en Twitter bajo @emiliosuarez27 y en Instagram bajo Emilio Suárez o Script Junkies.

Pueden adquirir mas información sobre el cortometraje “O.U.” enviando un email a scriptjunkiespr@gmail.com o pueden enviar una donación para la producción a través de ATH Móvil al (787) 366-3243.

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Avengers: Endgame discussion with guest Aurora Lydia Dominguez (English)

Avengers: Endgame, the end (or is it?) of the MCU's Infinity Saga, is mashing BO Records left and right, so we thought it was fitting to have a brief chat with our previous Captain Marvel guest, Aurora. We briefly talk about full cinemas, potbellies, The Rise of Skywalker, reclining seats, our MCU top 5, The Timetraveler's Wife, $1.2 Billion and say our last goodbye to a "walking carpet".

You can find Aurora's articles and interviews on YA novels at Frolic.Media and connect with her on Instagram @auroralydia, on Twitter @AuroraMiami, and check out more of her stuff at auroradominguez.com. 

As always, find us on Twitter at @mediarevuepod with #mediarevuepod, email us with questions, comments or suggestions at mediarevuepod@gmail.com or call us and leave a voicemail at (407) 603-5847.

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Captain Marvel discussion with guest Aurora Lydia Dominguez (English)

Captain Marvel, Marvel Studios' newest MCU movie is in theaters right now and Aurora and I have a brief talk about it, among other things including, but not limited to: cats, Frolic.Media, BlacKkKlansman, drone shots, internet trolls, Oscars, self-help, 90's nostalgia, CG eyes and the uncanny valley, evolving media in the classroom, Young Fury, Black Panther, Dolby Cinemas, and $455 million dollars. 

You can find Aurora's articles and interviews on YA novels at Frolic.Media and connect with her on Instagram @auroralydia, on Twitter @AuroraMiami, and check out more of her stuff at auroradominguez.com. 

As always, find us on Twitter at @mediarevuepod with #mediarevuepod, email us with questions, comments or suggestions at mediarevuepod@gmail.com or call us and leave a voicemail at (407) 603-5847.

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Episode Breakdown: 

Frolic.Media Talk: 01:45

What's been helping us procrastinate: 04:29

Captain Marvel (No Spoilers): 20:05

Captain Marvel (Spoilers): 31:15

A Valentine for Picasso Special (English)

In this episode, I go it alone talking about my buddy Picasso (not the painter). 

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Roma (2018) discussion with Leonora Anzaldúa (English)

Oscar season is getting close, and what better way to start the New Year 2019 than with a discussion about a movie that is getting a lot of awards attention. We spoke with filmmaker and photographer, Leonora Anzaldúa, and had a discussion about the Netflix film Roma (2018). We touched upon her past projects, as well as what's in store for her in the future and her Portraits Special which you can learn more about by visiting her website leonoramakespictures.com.

We also talked about plastic props, the government shutdown, Spider-Man, gymnastics, buffoon men, Mad Max: Fury Road, long continuous shots, singing, the magic of photography and Dora the Explorer.

As always, find us on Twitter at @mediarevuepod with #mediarevuepod, email us with questions, comments or suggestions at mediarevuepod@gmail.com or call us and leave a voicemail at (407) 603-5847.

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Episode breakdown:

-What's been helping us procrastinate: 31:03

-Favorite Cuarón Flim (not counting Roma): 38:08

-Feature Talk (Roma, No Spoilers): 01:03:58

-Feature Talk (Roma, Spoilers): 01:03:58

-Top 5 of 2019: 1:29:43

Star Wars, 1977-2005 (Español)

En este episodio Carlos R. Marchand y yo conversamos sobre las películas en la saga de Star Wars desde el 1977 hasta el 2005. Hablamos sobre Jar-Jar, green screen, una razón para cruzar los brazos, la maravilla de hacer una continuidad retroactiva (ret-con), el entallado de Hayden Christensen y el famoso ¡NOOOOOOOOOOO! escuchado a través de todo el mundo. 

Como siempre se pueden comunicar con nosotros a través de nuestro email mediarevuepod@gmail.com , en Twitter @mediarevuepod con el hashtag #mediarevuepod o a través de nuestro nuevo número de teléfono (407) 603-5847.

Mission: Impossible - Una charla con Carlos R. Marchand P.2 (Español)

En este episodio escucharán la conclusión de la discusión que tuve con Carlos R. Marchand sobre la franquicia de las películas de Mission: Impossible. A demás de charlar sobre Mission: Impossible 4-5, también dialogamos sobre The Temple of Doom, James Bond, Hitchcock, Mr. Avenger, Ethan Hawke, The Phantom, las peladas, Josh Holloway y The Shadow.  

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Ralph Breaks the Internet discussion and WIFI Film Festival (English)

We are back with another movie discussion! This time around we chatted with Professor of Film and Video game design at Washburn University, Matt Nyquist, about Ralph Breaks the Internet, a sequel to the animated film Wreck-it-Ralph. We talked about his latest venture, the WIFI Film Festival and how he has infused the Washburn University in Kansas with his knowledge of film and film culture available only at the most prestigious film schools in the country. We also talked about last week's blizzard, decorations in the attic, Stree Fighter II fireballs, watching people open toys on YouTube, family dynamics in The Haunting of Hill House, and how gross-out cartoons transcend their presumed limitations. 

Information on the WIFI Film Festival can be found here: 

https://filmfreeway.com/wififilmfestivalwu 

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Episode breakdown:

-What's been helping us procrastinate: 21:24

-Wreck-it-Ralph discussion (Spoilers): 37:09

-Feature Talk (No Spoilers): 47:16

-Feature Talk (Spoilers): 55:50

-Top 3: 1:13:45