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Welcome back to a new episode of the re-titled movie retrospective episodes "Helen & Bill's Excellent Movie Adventures", the episodes of this podcast where Helen and Bill take on the roles vacated by David and Margaret and bring you the reviews that matter... on movies from the past that no doubt you have all seen before.Today's episode features the nine films that were nominated for Best Picture at the 84th Academy Awards in 2012, all released in 2011. So why not tune in to hear what these two cinephiles think about:THE HELPTHE DESCENDENTSTHE TREE OF LIFETHE ARTISTHUGOMONEYBALLEXTREMELY LOUD & INCREDIBLY CLOSEMIDNIGHT IN PARISWAR HORSEThat's the agenda on today's episode of "Helen & Bill's Excellent Movie Adventures", on the podcast where agreeing on anything is a full time commitment, Death by Multimedia.** APOLOGIES FOR THE POOR SOUND QUALITY. MICROPHONE PROBLEMS WERE NOT DISCOVERED UNTIL AFTER THE EPISODE WAS RECORDED **

On today's next edition of Josh & Bill Talk Crap, we take on the Jurassic Park movie franchise, by watching all three movies from the original Jurassic Park trilogy and the following Jurassic World trilogy.We discuss each of the films, talking about plot points, characters, dinosaurs, destinations and correct pronunciation of certain words and place names. We talk about acting performances and the stories of each movie, and in all of these cases, the good, the bad and the ugly.We also look forward to the new Jurassic film coming to theatres near you soon, one which we had no idea existed when we started this project. At the end we rank all of these films from worst to best, with a surprising result. That's the agenda for this month on Josh & Bill Talk Crap. A true Jurassic edition of Death by Multimedia.

Welcome back to a new episode of the re-titled movie retrospective episodes "Helen & Bill's Excellent Movie Adventures", the episodes of this podcast where Helen and Bill take on the roles vacated by David and Margaret and bring you the reviews that matter... on movies from the past that no doubt you have all seen before.Today's episode features the nine films that were nominated for Best Picture at the 83rd Academy Awards in 2011, all released in 2010. So why not tune in to hear what these two cinephiles think about:BLACK SWAN127 HOURSTHE FIGHTERTHE SOCIAL NETWORKTRUE GRITINCEPTIONTOY STORY 3THE KING'S SPEECHWINTERS BONETHE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHTThat's the agenda on today's episode of "Helen & Bill's Excellent Movie Adventures", on the podcast where agreeing on anything is a full time commitment, Death by Multimedia.

On today's episode we look back on the legacy of Gene Hackman, one of the greatest actors of all time, who passed away in recent weeks.I will be offering you my thoughts and memories of the movies of Gene Hackman, when I first saw them and my thoughts not only on the films themselves, but on Hackman's performances in those roles, and why he was so important in making the films what they were.So if listening to me waffle on about one of my favourite actors and the films I love him being in is of any interest to you, then press play and let's get moving.That's the agenda on today's episode of Death By Multimedia, the podcast that never seems to find a way to stop talking about non essential things.

On today's enthralling episode of Josh & Bill Talk Crap, we dive into the horror film genre. From the perspective of Josh and his first horror films as the age of 10, to Bill and his first horror films in high school, we take a look back on the first horror films we saw, and the different ways we found them in our own generation.From here we take a look at the different varieties of horror film - the original classics that still define the genre, the A rated films that are still great horror classics, and the B grade classics that are so bad they are good, and then the just horrible tinny ideas that still somehow get made.Then we offer the films that have scared us the most, and the ones that we keep going back to time and again.That's the agenda for this month on Josh & Bill Talk Crap. A true horror edition of Death by Multimedia.