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Reel Chronicles: Episode 01 – 2017 Oscars, Logan, and Top 10 Upcoming Summer Blockbusters

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On this week’s debut episode, founder David and fellow co-host Luis talk all things Oscars, including last Sunday’s award winners and the terrible Oscar snafu for Best Picture. They run through last week’s Top 10 for the summer’s most anticipated blockbusters and the weekend box office for March 3-5.

Episode 01:

0:01 – Meet the Reel Talk Team

0:54 – About Reel Talk Inc. – We cover news, reviews, Top 10s, trailers, sneak peeks, features, and our latest column, An Ode to Bad Reels.

1:40 – Luis’s review on The Room

Will Batman and Robin make Luis’ Bad Reels list?

Read his latest bad reel, The Amazing Bulk.

3:38 – This week’s bad reel will be Fantastic Four. Check back on Thursday to read the full column.

5:08 – 2017 Academy Award Winners

9:45 – David’s O.J.: Made in America review

18:30 – Best Picture Snafu

23:00 – Hamilton Movie Coming Soon

25:35 – Early Oscar Talk-  Logan – David thinks Hugh Jackman deserves a Best Actor nomination for his portrayal of Wolverine

26:53 – Get Out is a breath of fresh air to the horror genre

27:00 – Top 10: 2017 Summer Blockbusters – Trailers are linked.

  1. Dunkirk
  2. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
  3. War for the Planet of the Apes
  4. Alien: Covenant
  5. All Eyez on Me
  6. Spider-Man: Homecoming
  7. Wonder Woman
  8. Power Rangers
  9. Beauty and the Beast
  10. The Fate of the Furious

43:19 – Read Luis’ The Strange Art Direction of the Upcoming Power Rangers Movie

49:43 – Weekend Box Office – March 3-5

  1. Logan – $85.3 million
  2. Get Out– $26.1 million
  3. The Shack– $16.1 million
  4. The LEGO Batman Movie– $11.6 million
  5. Before I Fall– $4.9 million
  6. John Wick: Chapter Two– $4.7 million
  7. Hidden Figures– $3.8 million
  8. The Great Wall– $3.5 million
  9. Fifty Shades Darker– $3.4 million
  10. La La Land – $2.9 million

52:45 – Bad Reviews on Rotten Tomatoes by Armond White for National Review – Get Out and Toy Story 3

53:54 – Before I Fall is based on the bestselling novel by Lauren Oliver

55:25 – Exclusive feature on Reel Chronicles for next week’s podcast – UNREEL. David and Luis discuss the most ridiculous entertainment news of the week.

Coming Up This Week on Reel Talk Inc.

56:00 – David’s Kong: Skull Island Review

Gaius’ Table 19 Review

57:00 – Follow David on Instagram and Luis on Instagram and Twitter

David Gonzalez
David Gonzalez is the founder and chief film critic of The Cinematic Reel (formerly Reel Talk Inc.) and host of the Reel Chronicles podcasts. A Cuban American independent film critic, David has built The Cinematic Reel around passionate, thoughtful film criticism spanning every genre, while championing diverse voices and perspectives across the industry. David is a Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer-Approved Critic and currently serves as Vice President of the New Jersey Film Critics Circle (NJFCC). He is also a member of New York Film Critics Online (NYFCO), the Online Film Critics Society (OFCS), and the Latino Entertainment Journalists Association (LEJA). His festival coverage has included the Sundance Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), New York Film Festival (NYFF), Tribeca Festival, and SXSW, among others. Through The Cinematic Reel, David provides year-round reviews, festival coverage, awards-season analysis, interviews, and commentary on both major studio releases and independent cinema. An avid film collector, lifelong cinephile, and dedicated awards watcher, David brings an enthusiastic and knowledgeable perspective to his writing and podcasting. His criticism has been featured in film marketing campaigns and physical-media releases, further establishing The Cinematic Reel as a growing independent voice in film criticism. For screening invitations, review opportunities, festival coverage, and other press inquiries, David can be reached at david@thecinematicreel.com.

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