Adaptations & Remakes is an ongoing feature where I (or in this case, my friend Mike) take a movie or a book and compare it to its remake and/or adaptation. Each post follows the same basic format:
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Posted in Adaptations, Adaptations & Remakes, Mike White
Tagged adaptation, Adaptations and Remakes, An Imperial Affliction, Ansel Elgort, Augustus Waters, Divergent, Fault in our stars, Hazel Grace Lancaster, hunger games, john green, josh boone, Laura Dern, Obsessive Book Nerd, Okay, Shailene Woodley, Twilight, Willem Dafoe
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This week we’re releasing a very special episode of The Obsessive Viewer Podcast! Not only is this the first episode Tiny, Mike and myself recorded together in person, we also had our friend Rob on the show! Rob is young father, so we picked his brain on his perspective of the Pixar movies and how they are affecting his daughter’s early childhood. I hope you guys like it!
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Posted in The Obsessive Viewer Podcast
Tagged 127 Hours, 2012, A Bug’s Life, academy Awards, Aladden, Albert Brooks, Allison Janey, Alma, Animation, Antz, Bambi, Battleship, Beauty and the Beast, Billy Crystal, Bob and Tom, Books, Brad Bird, brave, Breaking Bad, Buzz, California, Cars, Cars 2, Ceramics, Chicago, Christopher Nolan, dane cook, Dave Foley, Disney, Dreamworks, Ellen Degeneres, Emma Watson, Finding Dory, Finding Nemo, Frankenweenie, Friday Night Lights, Frozen, Fruitvale Station, George Carlin, Happily Ne’er After, Hayden Panettiere, HBO, High School, how to train your dragon, Ice Age, Iceland, Indiana, Indianapolis 500, Inside Out, Jesse Plemmons, jj abrams, John Goodman, John Lasseter, John Oliver, Jon Stewart, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Kelly Macdonald, Kelsey Grammer, Kevin Spacey, La Luna, Larry the Cable Guy, Lightning McQueen, Lone Survivor, Madagascar 3, Marcus Luttrell, Marvel, Mater, Meth Damon, Michael Caine, Monsters Inc., monsters University, movie theaters, Obsessive Viewer, Olympus Has Fallen, oscars, Owen Wilson, Paranorman, Patton Oswalt, Peter Berg, pixar, Pixar Movies, Planes, Podcast, Power Ranger, Presto, Randy Newman, Ratatouille, Remember the Titans, Route 66, Seven Samurai, Snow White, Sophia Coppola, Speedway, Star Wars, Star Wars Episode VII, Steve Buscemi, The Bling Ring, The Daily Show, The Dark Knight, The Dark Tower, The Good Dinosaur, The Hills Have Eyes, the incredibles, The Iron Giant, The Jungle Book, The Lion King, The Magnificent Seven, The Pixar Story, The Polar Express, Tim Burton, Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Toy Story 3, Turho, Up, Vin Diesel, Wall E, Wall*E, Walt Disney, White House Down, Willem Dafoe, Wizard and Glass, Woody, Woody Allen, wreck-it ralph, zombies
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Here’s the premiere of our third season of The Obsessive Viewer Podcast! We took some time off for the holidays and now we’re back with a look back at the best and worst movies we saw in 2013. Check the show notes for timestamps and a whole year’s worth of Obsessive Viewer blog articles.
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Tagged 12 Years a Slave, 2013, A Haunted House, Blaine Denton, Bruce Willis, Channing Tatum, Christian Bale, Dento and the Robot, Derek Cianfrance, Elysium, Fruitvale Station, Gravity, jurassic park, Keystone Art Cinema, Lee Child, Michael B. Jordan, movie theaters, Movies, Movies of 2013, Nat Faxon, New Year, Out of the Furnace, Podcast, Prisoners, rush, Schindler's List, Shane Black, Star Trek Into Darkness, Stats, The Nerds You're Looking For, the way Way Back, This is the End, Trance, Tyler Perry, we're the millers, Willem Dafoe, Woody Harrelson, World War Z, You’re Next, Zoe Saldana
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