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Ready Player One with Kevin Finch – Movie Review – Episode 98

April 17, 2018 bcottington85 0 Comments 2018, Amblin Entertainment, anorak, anorak's announcement, Avatar, avatar creator, Brian Cottington, Cinema Psychos Show, copper key, crystal key, dan farah, easter egg, Epicast, ernest cline, gunter, jade key, james halliday, John Wooliscroft, kevin finch, Laine Wooliscroft, movie, oasis, olivia cooke, podcast, quest, ready player one, ready player one 2018, ready player one easter eggs, ready player one ending, ready player one explained, ready player one movie, ready player one references, ready player one review, ready player one trailer, rp1 movie, rpo, sci-fi, simon pegg, steven spielberg, tj miller, tye sheridan, virtual reality, vr, vr goggles, warner bros pictures, wb, wb pictures

Prepare yourselves for a massive overload of member-berries and nostalgia of megazord proportions. This week we are tackling the nostalgia

Modern Film Classics – Episode 22

September 16, 2016November 17, 2016 bcottington85 0 Comments A Beautiful Mind, Advertisements, Amelie, American Splendor, Artificial Intelligence, Avatar, Birdman, Black Swan, Brian Cottington, Brokeback Mountain, Business Insider, Cinema Psychos Show, Dallas Buyer's Club, Demonetization, documentary, Elaine Wooliscroft, film, Film Classics, Food Inc., Foxcatcher, Free Speech, Gangs of New York, Gladiator, Gone Baby Gone, Good Night and Good Luck, Google, Inglorious Basterds, James Cameron, John Wooliscroft, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, May, Memento, Milk, Million Dollar Baby, Modern Film Classic, Morgan Spurlock, movies, Mullholland Drive, Mystic River, Narrative, original story, Pan's Labyrinth, Pittsburgh, podcast, Podcasting, Podernfamily, Requiem for a dream, Road to Perdition, Shaun of the Dead, Slumdog Millionaire, Super Size Me, The Big Short, The Dark Knight, The Departed, The Matrix, The Social Network, The Wrestler, There will be blood, Wall-E, Whiplash, Wolf of Wall Street, Youtube

This week, Brian, John, and Elaine get cerebral by examining the age old question: What makes a modern classic in