Tag Archives: The Wes & Oldboy Chronicles

The Podcast • Chapter 11:
Defending Zach Snyder’s
Batman V Superman

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Defending Zach Snyder’s Batman V Superman. Forced to cut 30 mins from the film, see the directors cut. We won’t EVER steer you wrong.

The Podcast • Chapter 10:
Our Top Ten Films & TV Series From 2015: Part 1

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Voices FILM Podcast • Our Top Ten Films & TV Shows From 2015 Chapter 10 | We only get to 8. That’s just how we roll yo. More to come…

The Podcast • Chapter 9:
Watching The Final Trailer For JJ Abrams
Star Wars Episode 7:
The Force Awakens

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Star Wars Episode 7: This Chapter Features Oldboy & I Watching The Final Trailer For J.J. Abrams The Force Awakens. We flip out.

The Podcast • Chapter 7:
Tony Scott’s
True Romance
&
Wes Asks The Question:
Is Quentin Tarantino Racist?

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Heated and passionate discussion about racism in the works of Quintin Tarantino, specifically his screenplays for Pulp Fiction & True Romance

The Podcast • Chapter 6:
Francis Ford Coppola’s
The Godfather (Continued)

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My Father, Albert Candela (1943-2015) Oldboy & Wes begin their journey… They take on the Francis Ford Coppola crime saga masterpiece: The Godfather.

The Podcast • Chapter 5:
Francis Ford Coppola’s
The Godfather
For My Pop (1943-2015)

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Two weeks after the passing of my father, Oldboy and I tackle Francis Ford Coppola’s film saga The Godfather, In honor of my Pop. I love you Pop. Always.

The Podcast • Chapter 3:
The Watchowski’s 1999 Phenomenon
The Matrix

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In our third podcast, Oldboy and discuss The Matrix. It’s impact on cinema, pop culture, and how the world was introduced to The Wachowski’s.

The Podcast • Chapter 2:
Robert Zemeckis’s
Back To The Future

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Back To The Future The magic & effect it had on our childhoods and how producers of Family Ties hid the script from Michael J. Fox in fear he would leave.