• S03E17: Essendon’s Fall and Cinema’s Perfect Scores

  • Aug 18 2024
  • Length: 55 mins
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S03E17: Essendon’s Fall and Cinema’s Perfect Scores

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  • **Host:** Alex First
    **Guest Critics:** Greg King, Peter Krauss
    **Episode Summary:**
    In this lively episode, Alex First, Greg King, and Peter Krauss navigate through the highs and lows of recent film and theatre experiences. The conversation starts with a passionate discussion about the disappointing end to Essendon's season, drawing parallels between sports and cinema. The critics then dive into M. Night Shyamalan's latest thriller "Trap," followed by a review of "Alien Romulus." The episode also features an enthusiastic review of the theatrical masterpiece "Murder for Two," and a reflective discussion on the play "Jenny," which explores the life of suffragette Sarah Jane Baines.
    00:00:00 " Gregory King still doesn't see connection between movies and football
    00:04:02 " You and Adam were best mates when the earth was formed, weren't you
    00:04:27 " Peter Dutton went to see Murder for Two on Friday night
    00:08:06 " Peter and Greg discuss a new movie on J 88 FM
    00:09:49 " Peter says social media has gone to hell in a handbasket
    00:12:04 " Marlon Shyamalan's latest film is called trap
    00:16:35 " Every time you go to a venue, every other person is checked
    00:21:42 " Have you incurred any incidents like what I've just described
    00:22:14 " Greg Cooper: I thought the intrigue was very well established
    00:24:48 " The trailer revealed that Josh Artner is the serial killer
    00:27:30 " Peter: The film loses me as soon as they leave the concert
    00:31:06 " Greg Gutfeld gives the film a seven out of ten
    00:32:19 " If you want to join Jair, please become a member
    00:32:58 " Peter: My overwhelming feeling from this one is disappointment
    00:33:38 " Peter: I think they've done it for a new generation
    00:35:24 " This is the 9th movie in the franchise, right. If you include the Prometheus films
    00:36:49 " Rain Carradine is the protagonist of this futuristic sci-fi film
    00:40:35 " Alien Romulus rated MA and runs for 119 minutes
    00:43:57 " Murder for two premiered at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre back in 2011
    00:50:33 " Peter Krauss: I saw an interesting show about a suffragette
    00:54:18 " Valet to Jenna Rowlands, the actress**Highlights:**
    - **Essendon's Season and Cinema Parallels:** Alex, Greg, and Peter discuss the heartbreak of Essendon's season, comparing it to a promising film that fails to deliver.
    • **Trap:** M. Night Shyamalan's newest thriller is dissected. Alex praises its tension and twists, while Greg and Peter critique its overreliance on plot contrivances.
    • - **Alien Romulus:** The latest instalment in the Alien franchise receives mixed reviews. Alex finds it underwhelming, while Greg appreciates its horror elements.
    • - **Murder for Two:** Alex raves about this comedic musical murder mystery, highlighting the exceptional performances and clever writing.
    • - **Jenny:** A reflective look at the life of suffragette Sarah Jane Baines, with strong performances and insightful storytelling.
    • **Closing Note:**
    • This episode of First on Film and Entertainment offers a rich mix of film and theatre reviews, from the twists and turns of "Trap" to the horror of "Alien Romulus," the comedic brilliance of "Murder for Two," and the historical depth of "Jenny." Join Alex, Greg, and Peter for thoughtful commentary and engaging discussions. Tune in next week for more in-depth film analysis and lively conversations.
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