Let's talk about women IN film! Two blockbusters premiered and had very unique ways of depicting women—and of course, there's controversy around both. What do you think about Barbie, Oppenheimer, and is it worth exploring alternative plots of both? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
mmmmk so Barbenheimer happened—but was it worth the hype? Did it save movie theaters? And why are Christian's so mad about both films? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Spoiler alert!! Before listening, be sure to have listened to our kernel episode on The Book of Eli! Trust us, you'll want to watch this film. In this dystopian thriller, Eli (Denzel Washington) is on a mission that leads him through violence in the new, western world. How far will he go to defend what he holds close?If you have already seen this 2010 action-drama, this episode is for you!! Join us and our special guest, filmmaker, writer and actor Chad Austin Kerr (Chaustin Media) for our thoughts on the Book of Eli.—Wanna watch? Checkout our Youtube version of this podcast— @themccues Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
You know you're in possession of the only thing that can save the world. But so does the enemy.In this dystopian thriller, Eli (Denzel Washington) is on a mission that leads him through violence in the new, western world. How far will he go to defend what he holds close?If you have not seen this 2010 action-drama, LISTEN UP! This episode is another kernel—a spoiler-free listen—to prerequisite our fuller episode on the same film. Join us and our special guest, filmmaker, writer and actor Chad Austin Kerr (Chaustin Media) for our thoughts on the Book of Eli.—Wanna watch? Checkout our Youtube version of this podcast— @themccues Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What would you do to protect the ones you love? And did you really love them after all? In this award-winning four-season Netflix original, the Byrd family must strategically meet a Mexican drug cartel's intense demands, no matter what—or who—it costs. This slow-burn, high-stakes, drama-thriller is one of our personal favorite shows, and for good reason. In this episode we dive into the many Biblical themes seen in Ozark, our view on language in film, the power of subtle acting, and why we would place this series at the top of your (cinema)queue. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
When you and your family get roped into a Mexican drug cartel's intense demands, how far would you go to stay alive?This slow-burn, high-stakes, drama-thriller is one of our personal favorite shows, and for good reason. In this non-spoiler kernel episode, we cover our thoughts on the 4-season-long win of a show, our scores, and where we think you should place this series in your (cinema)queue.Seen it already? Perfect. A full-length episode diving deep into the world of Ozark is just around the corner. —Be our besties! India | https://www.instagram.com/indiajadephotoIan | https://www.instagram.com/ianqmccueDon't miss a thing! Subscribe to our channel and drop a comment on what you love (or didn't love) about Ozark. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
It's just another day in this small east coastal town, until the Millers pull in. With a distraught southern history and a past she just can't seem to shake, Georgia selfishly tries her best to protect and mother her two children. But as Ginny's curiosity—and physicality—matures, the people in her path become the background to her high school exploration. This viral coming-of-age-meets-mystery-drama series has some surprises hidden amongst it's promiscuity. While enjoyable, it has us asking: what's age appropriate anymore? —Tune into the video version on our Youtube: the McCues! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Netflix original that loves to boast of it's 14million-views, Bridgerton is the pop-cultural mishmash of a sensual period piece. For some addicted fans, they are hooked and the spin-offs have them just as engaged. But for others, the series' painfully thin plot and male-fantasy erotica was (ironically) the biggest turnoff. But what do you say? Should Christians (or anyone) watch Bridgerton? —Catch the video version of our podcast on Youtube—the McCues. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Abruptly entered into the wacky, multi-verse world where everything is everywhere all at the exact same time, Evelyn must navigate her alternate realities and pursue family unity through absurdities, action, and the thrill of a lifetime.While this Academy-Award winner generated all the buzz and broke Best Picture, Casting and Editing stereotypes, it urges the question: was it worth the hype?—Stream the podcast version of this content on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.P.S. Want to be besties? Follow our adventures:Ian | https://www.instagram.com/ianqmccue/India | https://www.instagram.com/indiajadephoto/?hl=en Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
How do you make an award-winning short film? How do you do it in 2 days? We learned that it takes award-winning talent, team, and a few sleepless nights. Actress and model Taylor Abigail Rice joined us this week to unpack our very own shortfilm: Lifesource (Filmapalooza Official Selection 2023, 48hr Film Project Best Picture, Columbus, OH) and discuss building an acting career in a place as—unexpected—as Ohio. For filmmakers, dreamers, and movie-fans, this one's for you. —We're India & Ian McCue! Storytellers, filmmakers, & big dreamers together we are the unhinged creatives who love talking cinema, travels, and married life.Our CineMcCue series will review the trendiest—and most classic—film and television out there. You'll hear from Ian McCue, filmmaker actor and writer with over 10 years in the industry—and India Jade, photographer, entrepreneur and actress—about how Gospel narratives are tucked into visual art, and why stories are worth it. Together we'll share our thoughts on the visual art of filmmaking, and review what we’re watching to let you know what should go next in your cinema queue.Stream the podcast version of this content on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.P.S. Want to be besties? Follow our adventures:Ian | https://www.instagram.com/ianqmccue/India | https://www.instagram.com/indiajadephoto/?hl=enP.P.S. Work with our guest, Taylor! https://www.taylorabigail.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The controversial novel turned into a controversial film; Where the Crawdads Sing was the much anticipated film adaptation of Delia Ownes' novel, but for some viewers it was not enough. For others however, the romantic marshlands and court-room-driven plot was the perfect combo of mystery, love, and moral complexity to keep viewers intrigued and on the edge of their seat until the very end. We're India & Ian McCue! Storytellers, filmmakers, & big dreamers together we are the unhinged creatives who love talking cinema, travels, and married life.Our CineMcCue series will review the trendiest—and most classic—film and television out there. You'll hear from Ian McCue, filmmaker actor and writer with over 10 years in the industry—and India Jade, photographer, entrepreneur and actress—about how Gospel narratives are tucked into visual art, and why stories are worth it. Together we'll share our thoughts on the visual art of filmmaking, and review what we’re watching to let you know what should go next in your cinema queue.Stream the Youtube version of this content: https://youtu.be/REbsKpeBXn0P.S. Want to be besties? Follow our adventures:Ian | https://www.instagram.com/ianqmccue/?hl=enIndia | https://www.instagram.com/indiajadephoto/?hl=en Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Monsters. Friendship. Secrets. The halls of Nevermore Academy hold more than just school lessons for the Outcasts—and Wednesday Addams is determined to discover what lies lie beneath the surface.Netflix's 2nd most-streamed show of all time busted records and had millions glued to their screens over the holidays. All this attention begs the question—why?We're India & Ian McCue! Storytellers, filmmakers, & big dreamers together we are the unhinged creatives who love talking cinema, travels, and married life.Our CineMcCue series will review the trendiest—and most classic—film and television out there. You'll hear from Ian McCue, filmmaker actor and writer with over 10 years in the industry—and India Jade, photographer, entrepreneur and actress—about how Gospel narratives are tucked into visual art, and why stories are worth it. Together we'll share our thoughts on the visual art of filmmaking, and review what we’re watching to let you know what should go next in your cinema queue.Stream the Youtube version of this content: https://youtu.be/REbsKpeBXn0P.S. Want to be besties? Follow our adventures:Ian | https://www.instagram.com/ianqmccue/?hl=enIndia | https://www.instagram.com/indiajadephoto/?hl=en Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
James Cameron's latest much anticipated sequel to the record-setting film, Avatar (2009) got all the buzz, and also not enough. Today we talk all things Avatar: the way of water. Is this film worth the hype? The budget? And does it matter where you watch it?Let's dive in. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This episode covers our thoughts on "secular" film. What's okay to watch? Who's judging? Why is accountability important? And should Christians engage in secular cinema?We're India & Ian McCue! Storytellers, filmmakers, & big dreamers together we are the unhinged creatives who love talking cinema, travels, and married life. Next up: Avatar: The Way of Water. Be sure to watch the film (in theatres if you can!) before tuning into our next episode,You'll hear from Ian McCue, filmmaker actor and writer with over 10 years in the industry—and India Jade, photographer, entrepreneur and actress—about how Gospel narratives are tucked into visual art, and why stories are worth it. Together we'll share our thoughts on the visual art of filmmaking, and review what we’re watching to let you know what should go next in your cinema queue. P.S. Need more? Checkout our YouTube version of the show!—> www.youtube.com/@themccues/about Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This episode covers our thoughts on "Christian" film. Is it a genre? A faith foundation? Why does so much of it feel flat? And who's actually watching?We're India & Ian McCue! Storytellers, filmmakers, & big dreamers together we are the unhinged creatives who love talking cinema, travels, and married life.Coming up: our series will review the trendiest—and most classic—film and television out there. You'll hear from Ian McCue, filmmaker actor and writer with over 10 years in the industry—and India Jade, photographer, entrepreneur and actress—about how Gospel narratives are tucked into visual art, and why stories are worth it. Together we'll share our thoughts on the visual art of filmmaking, and review what we’re watching to let you know what should go next in your cinema queue.P.S. Need more? Checkout our YouTube version of the show!—> www.youtube.com/@themccues/about Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 1, baby!! We're India & Ian McCue! Storytellers, filmmakers, & big dreamers together we are the unhinged creatives who love talking cinema, travels, and married life. This episode covers more about who the heck we are and what you can look forward to in this Podcast!Our series launch will review the trendiest—and most classic—film and television out there. You'll hear from Ian McCue, filmmaker actor and writer with over 10 years in the industry—and India Jade, photographer, entrepreneur and actress—about how Gospel narratives are tucked into visual art, and why stories are worth it. Together we'll share our thoughts on the visual art of filmmaking, and review what we’re watching to let you know what should go next in your cinema queue. P.S. Need more? Checkout our YouTube version of the show!—> www.youtube.com/@themccues/about Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.