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  • Podcast: Behind the Panels – Issue 18: Warlord of Mars Fall of Barsoom

    Podcast: Behind the Panels – Issue 18: Warlord of Mars Fall of Barsoom

    Warlord of Mars: Fall of BarsoomHosted By: David McVay & Richard Gray

    David and Richard discuss the latest in news from the world of comics. This week The Guardian names the greatest comic hero ever, the most important new character in Archie history sells out, Marvel goes even more digital than digital and then they let you have your cake and eat it too, but only under limited legally binding circumstances. THEN The Governor comes to life in The Walking DeadThe Avengers Launch a second trailer and our kick-ass pick of the week – Warlord of Mars: Fall of Barsoom by Robert Place Napton & Roberto Castro.

    Our next reading assignment: Maus: A Survivor’s Tale by Robert Spiegelman.

    Behind the Panels is still in beta, this issue still carries temporary music and cover art and we continue to work out format issues. We hope you will continue to help us craft this show (via email and feedback) into the finest comic book podcast on the market. Make sure you subscribe to Behind the Panels on the link below.

    Have you got something to say? We want to hear from you, send email to comics@geekactually.com or drop us a voicemail at 02 8011 3167 (Skype ID: geek actually) and we’ll play it on the show.

    If you are an iTunes user, subscribe for free here and please leave us feedback. The next two or three issues will also come out on the Geek Actually and Film Actually feeds to get things started.

    Make sure you check out our other fine podcasts Film Actually and Film Actually News for the latest in cinema reviews and news.

    Your Show Notes & Links Follow:

    Vintage Clip of the Week

    Justice League of America: Pilot (1997)

    Comic News

    Batman named greatest comic hero ever
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2012/feb/28/batman-greatest-comic-hero?INTCM

    ‘The most important new character in Archie history’: Kevin Keller gay marriage issue sells out
    http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2012/03/the-most-important-new-character-in-archie-history-kevin-keller-marriage-issue-sells-out/

    Marvel Digital Graphic Novels now available on Apple’s iBookstore
    http://marvel.com/news/story/18188/marvel_digital_graphic_novels_now_available_on_apples_ibookstore

    Marvel allows people to create Marvel prints as long as it’s only on a cake
    http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/03/01/marvel-allows-people-to-create-marvel-prints-as-long-as-if-its-only-on-a-cake/

    Movie News

    David Morrissey lands Governor Role in The Walking Dead
    http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=87457

    The Avengers Second Trailer
    http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/marvel/avengers/

    Giveaway!

    Our The Walking Dead giveaway is now closed. Winners announced on the next show.

    The Rest…

    Join us on our new Facebook Fan Page, follow Geek Actually on Twitter @geekactually and follow David on Twitter @davidmcvay Find more by Richard Gray by visiting theReelBits.com or follow him on Twitter @DVDbits

    Make sure you check out our new range of Geek Actually swag at cafepress.com.au/geekactually

    In keeping with the Mars theme, the music this week is from the film Total Recall by Jerry Goldsmith.

  • Podcast: Film Actually Ep 77 – Gone

    Podcast: Film Actually Ep 77 – Gone

    Film Actually Logo - TrioHosts: David McVay & Josh Philpott

    This week the show is a man down again as Josh returns but now Richard is lost in Adelaide! This week David and Josh review the new Amanda Seyfried vehicle “Gone”. Also What We’ve Been Watching and a brand new Lists of Five – Five Films We Knew Would Blow Just By Watching The Trailer. Film Actually is the official movie podcast of geekactually.com.

    The news section is now officially it’s own show called Film Actually News. Look for it on the feed because it is loud, fast and under thirty minutes… or your money back.

    If you are an iTunes user, please leave a review. Your comments help us improve the show.

    This show carries an explicit tag due to infrequent coarse language.

    Listen or download it here or subscribe to it on iTunes

    Your Show Notes Follow:

    What We’ve Been Watching:

    A collection of other things we’ve been watching during the week. David tells us about “Contraband” (not very good) and “Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close” (Very good). Josh tells us about his continuing experiences with the 90s TV series “American Gothic” and in Josh’s Bargain Basement we hear all about “The Experiment”.

    Feature Film Review

    ‘Gone’ directed by Heitor Dhalia and written by Allison Burnett. It stars Amanda Seyfried, Daniel Sunjata, Sebastian Stan, Jennifer Carpenter, Michael Paré and Wes Bentley.

    When her sister disappears, Jill is convinced the serial killer who kidnapped her two years ago has returned, and she sets out to once again face her abductor. Source: IMDB

    Spoiler Section: 31:14 – 38:18 – Fast forward this bit if you don’t want to hear spoilers.

    Our Verdict: A completely un-thrilling thriller that is so badly written it will make you want to watch “The Happening”. Avoid.

    Watch the trailer here http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/summit/gone/

    Lists of Five

    This week our Lists of Five: Five Films We Knew Would Blow Just By Watching The Trailer. Movie trailers are supposed to sell us the film but every now and again you watch a trailer and just say to yourself, “oh this movie is going to blow”… oh, who are we kidding, it happens more than not. Here are five of them.

    Just a reminder, because we never like to just make things easy on ourselves, our lists are not necessarily top five lists, they are more or a less a list of film recommendations within the theme of the list.

    The Rest…

    Join us on our Facebook Fan Page: facebook.com/GeekActually or follow Geek Actually on Twitter @geekactually

    Make sure you check out our new range of Geek Actually swag at cafepress.com.au/geekactually

    The Reel Junkies podcast can be found at weekendronin.com

    Brad and Charlie (formerly of “Movie Fan House”) are back, their new site is ReboundRadio.com and their new podcasts are “Good Day Sir!” and “Movie Match Up”

    Find out more about Josh’s other stuff by visiting HipHopNetOnline.com or listen to his other show “DLC Live” go to RawDLC.com or follow him on Twitter @DoGM3At

    Find more by Richard Gray by visiting theReelBits.com or follow him on Twitter @DVDbits

    We opened the show with a clip from “LifeForce” because, quite frankly, “Gone” makes it look good.

    Because the score to “Gone” was boring as crap, we are closing the show with a track from the score to “The Town” also written by David Buckley.

    Go see more movies, you don’t see enough movies and all of life’s questions are answered in the movies.

    Shameless Plug Time – Make sure you check out our new comic book podcast “Behind the Panels” hosted by David McVay & Richard Gray. Every week we bring you news from the world of comic books and comic book related movies and TV. We also go into deep analysis on our favourite comic books in our Book Club style Comic Pick of the Week. Find it here on Geek Actually or subscribe for free on iTunes. Also like the Facebook page here.

    Listen to Behind The Panels and you could win one of 4 copies of AMC’s The Walking Dead season one on Blu-Ray. The fine folks over at Hopscotch have given us four copies of this record breaking TV show on Blu-Ray to giveaway to you, the fine listeners of the fin Behind The Panels podcast. To enter (and possibly win!) you need to answer the question posed in Behind The Panels and then head over to TheReelBits.com where Richard has all the deets and conditions. Sorry, but this is only open to residents of Australia due to region coding.

  • Podcast: Behind the Panels – Issue 17: Fantastic Four: Season One

    Podcast: Behind the Panels – Issue 17: Fantastic Four: Season One

    Fantastic Four: Season One coverHosted By: David McVay & Richard Gray

    David and Richard discuss the latest in news from the world of comics. This week Occupy Riverdale, Mark Waid hits the web, play with the members of Young JusticeComic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope and Warner to Bleach up the big screen! All this PLUS, our kick-ass pick of the week – Fantastic Four: Season One by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa & David Marquez.

    Our next reading assignment: Warlord of Mars – Fall of Barsoom.

    Behind the Panels is still in beta, this issue still carries temporary music and cover art and we continue to work out format issues. We hope you will continue to help us craft this show (via email and feedback) into the finest comic book podcast on the market. Make sure you subscribe to Behind the Panels on the link below.

    Have you got something to say? We want to hear from you, send email to comics@geekactually.com or drop us a voicemail at 02 8011 3167 (Skype ID: geek actually) and we’ll play it on the show.

    If you are an iTunes user, subscribe for free here and please leave us feedback. The next two or three issues will also come out on the Geek Actually and Film Actually feeds to get things started.

    Make sure you check out our other fine podcasts Film Actually and Film Actually News for the latest in cinema reviews and news.

    Your Show Notes & Links Follow:

    Vintage Clip of the Week

    Fantastic Four (1967) Animated Series

    Comic News

    ‘Occupy Riverdale’ Story to Show Protests in Archie Comics
    http://blog.newsarama.com/2012/02/22/occupy-riverdale-story-to-show-protests-in-archie-comics/

    Mark Waid to Launch a Series of Web Comics This Summer
    http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/02/22/mark-waid-to-launch-a-series-of-webcomics-this-summer/

    Young Justice Video Game Announced
    http://www.superherohype.com/news/articles/169645-young-justice-legacy-video-game-announced

    Movie News

    Trailer for Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope
    http://www.majorspoilers.com/trailer-morgan-spurlock-comic-con-episode-iv-a-fans-hope

    Warner Bros to adapt Bleach Comic
    http://www.superherohype.com/news/articles/169671-warner-bros-to-adapt-manga-bleach

    Giveaway!

    Win one of 4 copies of AMC’s The Walking Dead: Season One on Blu-Ray. The fine folks over at Hopscotch have given us four copies of this record breaking TV show on Blu-Ray to giveaway to you, the fine listeners of this fine podcast. To enter (and possibly win!) you need to answer the question posed in the show and then head over to TheReelBits.com where Richard has all the deets and conditions. Sorry, but this is only open to residents of Australia due to region coding.

    The Rest…

    Join us on our new Facebook Fan Page, follow Geek Actually on Twitter @geekactually and follow David on Twitter @davidmcvay Find more by Richard Gray by visiting TheReelBits.com or follow him on Twitter @DVDBits

    Make sure you check out our new range of Geek Actually swag at cafepress.com.au/geekactually

    The music this week is from the film Fantastic Four by John Ottman.

  • Podcast: Film Actually Ep 76 – The Grey

    Podcast: Film Actually Ep 76 – The Grey

    The Grey poster - AustraliaHosts: David McVay & Richard Gray

    This week Josh is lost in the wilds of New Zealand so Richard and David review Liam Neeson’s new ‘man vs wild’ movie The Grey. Also What We’ve Been Watching and a brand new Lists of Five – Five Great Body Parts in Movies. Film Actually is the official movie podcast of geekactually.com.

    The news section is now officially it’s own show called Film Actually News. Look for it on the feed because it is loud, fast and under thirty minutes… or your money back.

    If you are an iTunes user, please leave a review. Your comments help us improve the show.

    This show carries an explicit tag due to infrequent coarse language.

    Listen or download it here or subscribe to it on iTunes

    Your Show Notes Follow:

    What We’ve Been Watching:

    A collection of other things we’ve been watching during the week.

    Feature Film Review

    ‘The Grey’ directed by Joe Carnahan and written by Joe Carnahan & Ian Mackenzie Jeffers based on his short story “Ghost Walker”. It stars Liam Neeson, Dermot Mulroney, Frank Grillo, Dallas Roberts, Nonso Anozie, Joe Anderson and some really ticked off wolves.

    In Alaska, an oil drilling team struggle to survive after a plane crash strands them in the wild. Hunting the humans are a pack of wolves who see them as intruders. Source: IMDB

    Spoiler Section: 31:14 – 38:30 – Fast forward this bit if you don’t want to hear spoilers.

    Our Verdict: This film had us split. Richard enjoyed the film and thought it was a decent adventure film. David thought the ending let the whole film down.

    Watch the trailer here: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/independent/thegrey/

    Lists of Five:

    This week our Lists of Five: Five Great Body Parts in Movies. Liam Neeson is reputed to have a very large penis (there I said it!) and in the new film “Shame” Michael Fassbender dangles his manhood in the wind so it got us thinking, what are five really great body parts in the movies? Here are our lists… this may not be safe for work!
    Just a reminder, because we never like to just make things easy on ourselves, our lists are not necessarily top five lists, they are more or a less a list of film recommendations within the theme of the list.

    The Rest…

    Join us on our Facebook Fan Page: facebook.com/GeekActually or follow Geek Actually on Twitter @geekactually

    Make sure you check out our new range of Geek Actually swag at cafepress.com.au/geekactually

    The Reel Junkies podcast can be found at weekendronin.com

    Brad and Charlie (formerly of “Movie Fan House”) are back, their new site is ReboundRadio.com and their new podcasts are “Good Day Sir!” and “Movie Match Up”

    Find out more about Josh’s other stuff by visiting HipHopNetOnline.com or listen to his other show “DLC Live” go to RawDLC.com or follow him on Twitter @DoGM3At

    Find more by Richard Gray by visiting TheReelBits.com or follow him on Twitter @DVDBits

    We opened the show with a clip from “Taken” starring Liam Neeson.

    We close the show with a sample of the score from “The Grey”.

    Go see more movies, you don’t see enough movies and all of life’s questions are answered in the movies.

    Shameless Plug Time – Make sure you check out our new comic book podcast “Behind the Panels” hosted by David McVay & Richard Gray. Every week we bring you news from the world of comic books and comic book related movies and TV. We also go into deep analysis on our favourite comic books in our Book Club style Comic Pick of the Week. Find it here on Geek Actually or subscribe for free on iTunes. Also like the Facebook page here.

    Listen to Behind The Panels and you could win one of 4 copies of AMC’s The Walking Dead season one on Blue-Ray. The fine folks over at Hopscotch have given us four copies of this record breaking TV show on Blu-Ray to giveaway to you, the fine listeners of the fin Behind The Panels podcast. To enter (and possibly win!) you need to answer the question posed in Behind The Panels and then head over to theREELbits.com where Richard has all the deets and conditions. Sorry, but this is only open to residents of Australia due to region coding.

  • Podcast: Film Actually News – 19-02-2012

    Podcast: Film Actually News – 19-02-2012

    Film Actually News LogoHosts: David McVay & Richard Gray

    Welcome to the brand new Film Actually (not Geek Actually as I mistakenly call it in the intro – whoops!) News for February 19th, 2012. This week Kermit & Miss Piggy head to the Oscars, Guillermo Del Toro is directing every film in Hollywood, The Amazing Spider-Man shows off a clip, John Carter not tracking well, Peter Jackson will direct Tintin 2, Michael Bay reboots his own franchise plus much, much more!

    What used to be a boring, stuffy film section of the Film Actually podcast has been spun off into it’s own, we hope, more entertaining show. We don’t make the news, we just make fun of it. Film Actually News – Loud, Fast and Under Thirty Minutes… or your money back.

    If you are an iTunes user, please leave a review. Your comments help us improve the show.

    This show carries an explicit tag due to coarse language.

    Listen or download it here or subscribe to it on iTunes

    In case you want the full stories, your show links follow:

    Kermit and Miss Piggy will present at the Oscars.
    http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/race/kermit-miss-piggy-oscars-presenters-292366

    Warner Bros. plans more I Am Legend
    http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/warner-bros-plans-more-i-am-legend/

    Maleficent moves ahead with Angelina Jolie and without Tim Burton.
    http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/berlin-2012-angelina-jolie-eyeing-disney-film-maleficent-289515

    Jaimie Blackley Lands Lead in 300 Sequel
    http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/jamie-blackley-lands-lead-in-300-sequel/

    Guillermo Del Toro, the man signed to direct every movie, is making Beauty and the Beastwith Emma Watson.
    http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118050212
    http://www.slashfilm.com/guillermo-del-toro-helm-beauty-beast-emma-watson/

    John Carter Early Tracking Shockingly Soft: “Could Be Biggest Write off of All Time”
    http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/john-carter-early-tracking-shockingly-soft-could-be-biggest-writeoff-of-all-time/

    Michael Bay signed to reboot his own franchise with Transformers 4
    http://www.slashfilm.com/lorenzo-di-bonaventura-confirms-bay-direct-transformers-4-calls-evolution-cast-story/

    First Clip from The Amazing Spider-Man
    http://markofthespider-man.com/

    Confirmed, Peter Jackson makes Tintin 2 straight after The Hobbit
    http://www.totalfilm.com/news/steven-spielberg-talks-tintin-2

    Clay Weiner (best name ever!) directing a musical remake of Valley Girl!?!?
    http://www.firstshowing.net/2012/clay-weiner-scores-gig-directing-a-musical-remake-of-valley-girl/

    The Rest…

    Join us on our Facebook Fan Page: facebook.com/GeekActually or follow Geek Actually on Twitter @geekactually

    Make sure you check out our new range of Geek Actually swag at cafepress.com.au/geekactually

    Find out more about Josh’s other stuff by visiting HipHopNetOnline.com or listen to his other show “DLC Live” go to RawDLC.com or follow him on Twitter @DoGM3At

    Find more by Richard Gray by visiting TheReelBits.com or follow him on Twitter @DVDBits

    Shameless Plug Time – Make sure you check out our new comic book podcast “Behind the Panels” hosted by David McVay & Richard Gray. Every week we bring you news from the world of comic books and comic book related movies and TV. We also go into deep analysis on our favourite comic books in our Book Club style Comic Pick of the Week. Find it here on Geek Actually or subscribe for free on iTunes. Also like the Facebook page here.

    Listen to Behind The Panels and you could win one of 4 copies of AMC’s The Walking Dead season one on Blu-Ray. The fine folks over at Hopscotch have given us four copies of this record breaking TV show on Blu-Ray to giveaway to you, the fine listeners of the finBehind The Panels podcast. To enter (and possibly win!) you need to answer the question posed in Behind The Panels and then head over to TheReelBits.com where Richard has all the deets and conditions. Sorry, but this is only open to residents of Australia due to region coding.

  • Podcast: Behind the Panels – Issue 16: Sam & Max – Surfin’ the Highway

    Podcast: Behind the Panels – Issue 16: Sam & Max – Surfin’ the Highway

    Sam & Max: Surfin' The HighwayHosted By: David McVay & Richard Gray

    David and Richard discuss the latest in news from the world of comics. This week Batman: Earth One is coming, TV’s Arrow gets his Black Canary, The New West headed to the big screen, The Walking Dead Game and your chance to win some Blu-rays in our first huge giveaway! All this PLUS, our kick-ass pick of the week – Sam & Max: Surfin’ the Highway by Steve Purcell.

    Our next reading assignment: Fantastic Four Season One.

    Behind the Panels is still in beta, this issue still carries temporary music and cover art and we continue to work out format issues. We hope you will continue to help us craft this show (via email and feedback) into the finest comic book podcast on the market. Make sure you subscribe to Behind the Panels on the link below.

    Have you got something to say? We want to hear from you, send email to comics@geekactually.com or drop us a voicemail at 02 8011 3167 (Skype ID: geek actually) and we’ll play it on the show.

    If you are an iTunes user, subscribe for free here and please leave us feedback. The next two or three issues will also come out on the Geek Actually and Film Actually feeds to get things started.

    Make sure you check out our other fine podcasts Film Actually and Film Actually News for the latest in cinema reviews and news.

    Your Show Notes & Links Follow:

    Vintage Clip of the Week

    Sam & Max: Hit the Road (LucasArts, 1993)

    Comic News

    Batman: Earth One HC Gets July 4 Release Date
    http://comics.cosmicbooknews.com/content/batman-earth-one-hc-gets-july-4th-release-date-solicit

    Comic Book Movie News

    Katie Cassidy cast as female lead in CW’s Arrow
    http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/katie-cassidy-set-as-female-lead-in-cw-pilot-arrow/

    The New West Headed to the Big Screen
    http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/new-west-movie-black-bull-benderspink-gareb-shamus-292069

    The Walking Dead Game details emerge
    http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=36997

    Giveaway!

    Win one of 4 copies of AMC’s The Walking Dead season one on Blu-Ray. The fine folks over at Hopscotch have given us four copies of this record breaking TV show on Blu-Ray to giveaway to you, the fine listeners of this fine podcast. To enter (and possibly win!) you need to answer the question posed in the show and then head over to TheReelBits.com where Richard has all the deets and conditions. Sorry, but this is only open to residents of Australia due to region coding.

    The Rest…

    Join us on our new Facebook Fan Page, follow Geek Actually on Twitter @geekactually and follow David on Twitter @davidmcvay Find more by Richard Gray by visiting theReelBits.com or follow him on Twitter @DVDbits

    Make sure you check out our new range of Geek Actually swag at cafepress.com.au/geekactually

    The music this week is from the game Sam & Max Hit the Road by Michael Land, Clint Bajakian & Peter McConnell.

  • Podcast: Film Actually Ep 75 – Safe House

    Podcast: Film Actually Ep 75 – Safe House

    Safe House - Australian posterHosts: David McVay, Josh Philpott & Richard Gray

    This week a review of the new Denzel Washington/Ryan Reynolds action film Safe House. Also the latest from Josh’s Bargain Basement – “The Manchurian Candidate”, What We’ve Been Watching and a brand new Lists of Five – Top Five Tony Scott Films Not Directed By Tony Scott. Film Actually is the official movie podcast of geekactually.com.

    The news section is now officially it’s own show called Film Actually News. Look for it on the feed because it is loud, fast and under thirty minutes… or your money back.

    If you are an iTunes user, please leave a review. Your comments help us improve the show.

    This show carries an explicit tag due to infrequent coarse language.

    Listen or download it here or subscribe to it on iTunes

    Shameless Plug Time – Make sure you check out our new comic book podcast “Behind the Panels” hosted by David McVay & Richard Gray. Every week we bring you news from the world of comic books and comic book related movies and TV. We also go into deep analysis on our favourite comic books in our Book Club style Comic Pick of the Week. Find it here on Geek Actually or subscribe for free on iTunes. Also like the Facebook page here.

    Your Show Notes Follow:

    What We’ve Been Watching including Josh’s Bargain Basement:

    A collection of other things we’ve been watching during the week: Richard and David talk about “The Vow” and Josh’s Bargain Basement film this week is the remake of “The Manchurian Candidate”.

    Feature Film Review

    ‘Safe House’ directed by Daniel Espinosa and written by David Guggenheim. It stars Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds, Brendan Gleeson, Vera Farmiga, Robert Patrick, Ruben Blades and Sam Shepard.

    A young CIA agent is tasked with looking after a fugitive in a safe house. But when the safe house is attacked, he finds himself on the run with his charge. Source: IMDB

    Spoiler Section: 29:42 – 38:10 – Fast forward this bit if you don’t want to hear spoilers.

    Our Verdict: A fast paced crowd pleaser with solid performances and good solid action. It’s only after the film is over that you start wondering how to fill the plot holes.

    Watch the trailer here: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/universal/safehouse/

    Lists of Five:

    This week our Lists of Five: Top Five Tony Scott Films Not Directed By Tony Scott. There are times when you see an action movie and you just say to yourself, “gosh, I didn’t know this was directed by Tony Scott” only to find out in the credits that it wasn’t *cough* Safe House*cough*. Here are five more. This week’s list was requested by Matt over atmattsmoviereview.net.
    Just a reminder, because we never like to just make things easy on ourselves, our lists are not necessarily top five lists, they are more or a less a list of film recommendations within the theme of the list.

    The Rest…

    Join us on our Facebook Fan Page: facebook.com/GeekActually or follow Geek Actually on Twitter @geekactually

    Make sure you check out our new range of Geek Actually swag at cafepress.com.au/geekactually

    The Reel Junkies podcast can be found at weekendronin.com

    Brad and Charlie (formerly of “Movie Fan House”) are back, their new site is ReboundRadio.com and their new podcasts are “Good Day Sir!” and “Movie Match Up”

    Find out more about Josh’s other stuff by visiting HipHopNetOnline.com or listen to his other show “DLC Live” go to RawDLC.com or follow him on Twitter @DoGM3At

    Find more by Richard Gray by visiting theReelBits.com or follow him on Twitter @DVDbits

    We opened the show with a clip from “True Romance” directed by Tony Scott.

    We close the show with a sample of Ramin Djawadi’s score from “Safe House”.

    Go see more movies, you don’t see enough movies and all of life’s questions are answered in the movies.

  • Podcast: Behind the Panels – Issue 15: Rat Catcher

    Podcast: Behind the Panels – Issue 15: Rat Catcher

    Rat Catcher - Andy Diggle and Victor IbanezHosted By: David McVay & Richard Gray

    David and Richard discuss the latest in news from the world of comics. This week DC brings back the annual, Arcana launch film-ready comics, Smallville Season 11 (yes! Really!), the battle of the Ghost Riders and Garth Ennis: Children’s Author? THEN in movie news, we talk The Amazing Spider-man footage, The Walking Dead‘s Robert Kirkman gets sued and like it or not, The Wolverine gets a release date. PLUS, our kick-ass pick of the week – Rat Catcher written by Andy Diggle and art by Victor Ibañez.

    Our next reading assignment: Sam & Max – Surfin’ the Highway.

    Behind the Panels is still in beta, this issue still carries temporary music and cover art and we continue to work out format issues. We hope you will continue to help us craft this show (via email and feedback) into the finest comic book podcast on the market. Make sure you subscribe to Behind the Panels on the link below.

    Have you got something to say? We want to hear from you, send email to comics@geekactually.com or drop us a voicemail at 02 8011 3167 (Skype ID: geek actually) and we’ll play it on the show.

    If you are an iTunes user, subscribe for free here and please leave us feedback. The next two or three issues will also come out on the Geek Actually and Film Actually feeds to get things started.

    Make sure you check out our other fine podcast Film Actually for the latest in cinema reviews and news.

    Your Show Notes & Links Follow:

    We talk about a lot of stuff on the show, here are our sources.

    Vintage Clip of the Week

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1IHVr6liSM

    Comic News

    New 52′s BATMAN, ANIMAL MAN, TEEN TITANS Get Annuals in May
    http://www.newsarama.com/comics/new-52-annuals-dc-comics-120207.html

    Benderspink, Arcana Launch Film-Friendly Comics Line
    http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/benderspink-arcana-launch-film-friendly-comics-line/

    DC Comics Launches SMALLVILLE Season 11 Digital Series
    http://blog.newsarama.com/2012/02/09/dc-announces-smallville-season-11-digital-weekly/

    Friedrich Ordered to Pay Marvel $17k over ‘Ghost Rider’
    http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=36893

    Garth Ennis to Launch His First Children’s Book Via Kickstarter
    http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/02/08/garth-ennis-kickstarter-erf-childrens-book-rob-steen/

    Alan Moore Talks About Anonymous
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16968689

    Movie News

    The Amazing Spider-man Preview Footage and Trailer
    https://www.thereelbits.com/2012/02/07/preview-the-amazing-spider-man-untold-story-event/

    ‘The Walking Dead’s Robert Kirkman Sued By Former Partner Over AMC Series
    http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/the-walking-dead-comic-co-creator-sues-former-partner-for-fraud/

    The Wolverine Gets a 2013 release date
    http://www.superherohype.com/news/articles/169509-the-wolverine-gets-a-release-date

    The Rest…

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    The music this week is from the 1989 film Sea of Love.

  • Podcast: Film Actually Ep 74 – The Artist

    Podcast: Film Actually Ep 74 – The Artist

    Film Actually Logo - TrioHosts: David McVay, Josh Philpott & Richard Gray

    This week the boys review officially review “The Artist and an unofficially review Chronicle.. Also the latest from Josh’s Bargain Basement – “P2″, What We’ve Been Watching and a brand new Lists of Five – Five Homage Movies. Film Actually is the official movie podcast of geekactually.com.

    The news section is now officially it’s own show called Film Actually News. Look for it on the feed because it is loud, fast and under thirty minutes… or your money back.

    If you are an iTunes user, please leave a review. Your comments help us improve the show.

    This show carries an explicit tag due to infrequent coarse language.

    Listen or download it here or subscribe to it on iTunes

    Shameless Plug Time – Make sure you check out our new comic book podcast “Behind the Panels” hosted by David McVay & Richard Gray. Every week we bring you news from the world of comic books and comic book related movies and TV. We also go into deep analysis on our favourite comic books in our Book Club style Comic Pick of the Week. Find it here on Geek Actually or subscribe for free on iTunes. Also like the Facebook page here.

    Your Show Notes Follow:

    What Else We’ve Been Watching

    Films covered this week are “Star Wars Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace in 3D” and Josh’s Bargain Basement Film – “P2″.

    Un-Official Feature Film Review

    ‘Chronicle’ directed by Josh Trank. It is written by Max Landis from a story by Max Landis & Josh Trank. It stars Dane DeHaan, Michael B. Jordan, Michael Kelly, Ashley Hinshaw and Alex Russell.

    Three high school friends gain superpowers after making an incredible discovery. Soon, though, they find their lives spinning out of control and their bond tested as they embrace their darker sides. Source: IMDB

    Our Verdict: A really interesting and clever new take on the ‘found film’ style genre. Great performances and clever special effects make for a very entertaining romp.

    Watch the trailer here: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/fox/chronicle/

    Official Feature Film Review

    ‘The Artist’ written & directed by Michel Hazanavicius. It stars Jean Dujardin, Berenice Bejo, John Goodman, James Cromwell, Missi Pyle, Penelope Ann Miller, Ed Lauter and Malcolm McDowell.

    Hollywood, 1927: As silent movie star George Valentin wonders if the arrival of talking pictures will cause him to fade into oblivion, he sparks with Peppy Miller, a young dancer set for a big break. Source: IMDB

    Our Verdict: An utterly charming, beautifully made tribute to the golden age of cinema. A must see for all film buffs.

    Spoiler Section: 36:25 – 44:18 – Fast forward this bit if you don’t want to hear spoilers.

    Watch the trailer here: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/weinstein/theartist/

    Lists of Five:

    This week our Lists of Five: Five Homage Movies. Taking a cue from The Artist, here are five more films that pay homage to another time, place or film.
    Just a reminder, because we never like to just make things easy on ourselves, our lists are not necessarily top five lists, they are more or a less a list of film recommendations within the theme of the list.

    The Rest…

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    The Reel Junkies podcast can be found at weekendronin.com

    Brad and Charlie (formerly of “Movie Fan House”) are back, their new site is ReboundRadio.com and their new podcasts are “Good Day Sir!” and “Movie Match Up”

    Find out more about Josh’s other stuff by visiting HipHopNetOnline.com or listen to his other show “DLC Live” go to RawDLC.com or follow him on Twitter @DoGM3At

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    We opened the show with a clip from “Singin’ in the Rain”

    We close the show with a sample of the score from “The Artist”.

    Go see more movies, you don’t see enough movies and all of life’s questions are answered in the movies.

  • Podcast: Film Actually News – 29-01-2012

    Podcast: Film Actually News – 29-01-2012

    Film Actually News LogoHosts: David McVay & Josh Philpott*

    *Richard Gray away this episode

    Welcome to the brand new Film Actually News for January 29th, 2012. This week “Iron Sky” heads to the Berlin Film Festival, Aronofsky’s “Noah” is moving ahead, “The Amazing Spider-Man” gets a synopsis and sneak peaks, Ferris Bueller is back, “Lovelace” changes cast again and is Guy Pearce really trying to be the next Snake Plisskin?

    What used to be a boring, stuffy film section of the Film Actually podcast has been spun off into it’s own, we hope, more entertaining show. We don’t make the news, we just make fun of it. Film Actually News – Loud, Fast and Under Thirty Minutes… or your money back.

    If you are an iTunes user, please leave a review. Your comments help us improve the show.

    This show carries an explicit tag due to coarse language.

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    In case you want the full stories, your show links follow:

    “Chronicle” director Josh Tank answers the rumours about the “Fantastic Four” reboot
    http://www.slashfilm.com/chronicle-director-josh-trank-responds-fantastic-four-rumor/

    James McAvoy and Andrew Strong co-star in “Welcome to the Punch”
    http://www.totalfilm.com/news/first-look-at-james-mcavoy-in-welcome-to-the-punch

    Darren Aronofsky’s “Noah” is looking like it has a start date.
    http://www.slashfilm.com/darren-aronofskys-cinematographer-matthew-libatique-noah-shoot-summer-spills-villain-details/

    “Terminator 5″ will be rated R!
    http://www.totalfilm.com/news/terminator-5-will-be-rated-r

    Matthew Broderick returns to Ferris Bueller… kinda.
    http://www.slashfilm.com/matthew-broderick-returns-ferris-bueller-sell-cars-honda/

    Sony will Sneak Peak parts of The Amazing Spider-Man Feb 6th.
    http://www.slashfilm.com/sony-sneak-peek-parts-the-amazing-spiderman-cities-february-6/

    “Iron Sky” is finished and it is heading to Berlin!
    http://www.slashfilm.com/watch-final-trailer-iron-sky-nazis-attack-moon/

    Sarah Jessica Parker replaces Demi Moore as Gloria Steinem in “Lovelace”.
    http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/news/lovelace-to-replace-demi-moore-with-sarah-jessica-parker-nadam.php

    Guy Pearce in a new bad-ass action role? Sure, why not. Here is the trailer for “Lockout”
    http://au.ign.com/videos/2012/01/26/exclusive-lockout-trailer-debut?show=HD

    Sony releases the official synopsis for “The Amazing Spider-Man”
    https://www.thereelbits.com/2012/01/27/the-official-synopsis-for-the-amazing-spider-man/

    The Rest…

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    Find out more about Josh’s other stuff by visiting HipHopNetOnline.com or listen to his other show “DLC Live” go to RawDLC.com or follow him on Twitter @DoGM3At

    Find more by Richard Gray by visiting theReelBits.com or follow him on Twitter @DVDbits

    Shameless Plug Time – Make sure you check out our new comic book podcast “Behind the Panels” hosted by David McVay & Richard Gray. Every week we bring you news from the world of comic books and comic book related movies and TV. We also go into deep analysis on our favourite comic books in our Book Club style Comic Pick of the Week. Find it here on Geek Actually or subscribe for free on iTunes. Also like the Facebook page here.