At the Movies with William Fletcher

Episode 189: How to Train Your Dragon

After covering a Pixar film last week, we're going to jump over and cover a Dreamworks franchise with How to train Your Dragon because apparently all animated films are going to be getting live action remakes now.

Episode 188: Finding Nemo

Another dive into the well of Pixar this week as we look back at Finding Nemo and it's sequel Finding Dory with as few water-based puns as we can muster.

Episode 187: Jesse Armstrong

We're having a retrospective look at Jesse Armstrong's career but it does just slowly become a discussion of the British comedy scene. 

Episode 186: Mission: Impossible

A big franchise retrospective this week with a look at the history of Mission: Impossible and we get a surprise guest who shows up during the proceedings.

Episode 185: Lilo & Stitch

More Disney and I'm even joined by Stitch himself at a couple of points to talk about this film. We also just talk about the future of the industry and the Disney live action remakes.

Episode 184: Black Widow

We're back with Marvel and while this was intended to be a look at Black Widow, it turns into a general Marvel discussion as well as the upcoming Thunderbolts.

Episode 183: Twin Peaks

Another TV show discussion this week with a look at David Lynch's Twin Peaks as well as the prequel film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. We also touch on Lynch's other work and the evolution of TV.

Episode 182: Daybreakers

More of an obscure choice for the podcast this week as we look at the 2009 film Daybreakers. We also talk about the Australian film industry, vampire films in general and the work of Ryan Coogler.

Episode 181: Black Mirror

We're being a bit more offbeat with a look at a TV show this week with a look at the history of Black Mirror to tie into season 7. We also talk about Charlie Brooker's career in general, relationships and how much the show has aged.

Episode 180: North by Northwest

On the flipside of covering Disney's live action remakes and Hollywood slop, we go back in time to 1959 to look at the seminal classic, North by Northwest.