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Eli Beer & United Hatzalah: Saving Lives in 90 seconds or Less 30:20

منذ 11 يومًا30:20

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Eli Beer is a pioneer, social entrepreneur, President and Founder of United Hatzalah of Israel. In thirty years, the organization has grown to more than 6,500 volunteers who unite together to provide immediate, life-saving care to anyone in need - regardless of race or religion. This community EMS force network treats over 730,000 incidents per year, in Israel, as they wait for ambulances and medical attention. Eli’s vision is to bring this life-saving model across the world. In 2015, Beer expanded internationally with the establishment of branches in South America and other countries, including “United Rescue” in Jersey City, USA, where the response time was reduced to just two minutes and thirty-five seconds. Episode Chapters (0:00) intro (1:04) Hatzalah’s reputation for speed (4:48) Hatzalah’s volunteer EMTs and ambucycles (5:50) Entrepreneurism at Hatzalah (8:09) Chutzpah (14:15) Hatzalah’s recruitment (18:31) Volunteers from all walks of life (22:51) Having COVID changed Eli’s perspective (26:00) operating around the world amid antisemitism (28:06) goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at www.jayruderman.com .…

Trimming The Movie Fat

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The creators of the ‘Trimming The Music Fat’ podcast turn their attention to the world of movies. Listen as they review a movie series & decide which films need ‘trimmed’ from it.

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Trimming The Movie Fat

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The creators of the ‘Trimming The Music Fat’ podcast turn their attention to the world of movies. Listen as they review a movie series & decide which films need ‘trimmed’ from it.

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#Cinema #Stephen and Paul Nicholson #Paul Nicholson

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55. Diamonds Are Forever (1971): Sean Connery’s James Bond Movies - Part Six 34:31

منذ 5 hours34:31

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"It's a middle of the pack Bond movie." Summary In this episode of 'Trimming The Movie Fat', host Stephen & his guests discuss 'Diamonds Are Forever', Sean Connery's final official Bond film. They explore the film's plot, box office success, and initial impressions, while analyzing Connery's performance, the portrayal of Blofeld, and the representation of women in the film. The conversation also delves into the unique Las Vegas setting, memorable action sequences, the theme song, and the villains Wint & Kidd. The hosts conclude with their ratings and final thoughts on the film's place in the Bond franchise. "It's a fun movie” Chapters 00:35 Introduction to Diamonds Are Forever 05:08 Tale of the Tape: Diamonds Are Forever 07:15 First Impressions of the Film 09:38 Sean Connery's Performance 15:33 The Evolution of Bond's Style 17:48 Blofeld's Portrayal and Villainy 20:40 Women in Diamonds Are Forever 23:13 Las Vegas as a Bond Setting 24:00 Action Sequences and Highlights 26:23 Theme Song and Soundtrack 28:41 Wint and Kidd and Representation 31:38 Final Thoughts and Ratings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical Fat (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF Letterboxd - https://boxd.it/aLddd…

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54. You Only Live Twice (1967): Sean Connery’s James Bond Movies - Part Five 39:07

منذ 19 يومًا39:07

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"Connery just had enough" Summary In this episode of Trimming the Movie Fat, host Stephen and his guests Paul Melon and Paul Nicholson, delve into the 1967 James Bond 007 film 'You Only Live Twice,' exploring its plot, cultural representation, and the evolution of their opinions over time. They discuss the film's iconic moments, memorable gadgets, and the impact of its soundtrack, while also reflecting on the portrayal of characters and the film's reception. The conversation culminates in personal ratings and anticipation for future Bond discussions. "It's one of my favourites" Chapters 00:31 Introduction to You Only Live Twice 05:20 Plot Overview and Context 07:31 Initial Impressions and Changing Opinions 13:44 Cultural Representation and Cinematography 16:40 Humour and One-Liners 19:31 Villains and Bond Girls 23:24 Iconic Villain Hideouts 25:40 Gadgets and Their Appeal 27:33 Confusion in Plot Setup 28:42 Cultural Sensitivity in Bond 30:52 Music and Soundtrack Impact 36:13 Final Ratings and Franchise Discussion Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical Fat (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF Letterboxd - https://boxd.it/aLddd…

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53. Thunderball (1965): Sean Connery’s James Bond Movies - Part Four 41:46

منذ 5 weeks41:46

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"It's a product of its time, isn't it?" Summary In this episode of 'Trimming the Movie Fat', host Stephen and his guests, the 2 Pauls, discuss the 1965 James Bond adventure 'Thunderball', exploring its plot, characters, and cultural significance. They reflect on the film's humor, action scenes, and music, while also paying tribute to the late Gene Hackman. The conversation delves into the film's place within the Bond franchise, its reception during the Cold War era, and the portrayal of female characters. The hosts share their rankings and thoughts on potential changes for a modern remake, ultimately agreeing on the film's entertainment value and its importance in the Bond series. "The underwater scenes slow the film down." Chapters 00:32 Introduction to Thunderball and Bond's Legacy 00:56 Thunderball Trailer 04:38 Tale of the Tape: Thunderball 06:54 Remembering Gene Hackman: A Tribute 08:54 First Impressions of Thunderball 12:50 Bond's Humor and Character Development 14:14 The Film's Pacing and Underwater Scenes 19:25 Ranking Thunderball Among Bond Films 21:16 Plot Relevance and Continuity Errors 23:41 Villains and Bond Girls: A Deeper Look 28:33 Memorable Action Scenes 32:55 The Power of Music in Bond Films 37:44 Modernizing Thunderball 39:16 Final Thoughts and Ratings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical Fat (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF Letterboxd - https://boxd.it/aLddd…

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52. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) - The Best Star Wars Movie Since Empire? 38:05

منذ 9 weeks38:05

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"Rogue One draws deep on Star Wars mythology." Summary In this episode of Trimming The Movie Fat, host Stephen and guest Paul Melon delve into 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,' exploring its narrative, character arcs, visual effects, and musical score. They discuss personal connections to the film, favorite scenes, and the emotional weight of the story, particularly its darker ending. The conversation also touches on how 'Rogue One' bridges the gap between the prequel and original trilogies, the portrayal of the Rebel Alliance, and the film's impact on the Star Wars franchise. The hosts conclude with their ratings and thoughts on future Star Wars projects. Chapters 01:19 Introduction to Rogue One 01:31 Trailer / Interview / Kermode Review 05:20 Tale of the Tape: Rogue One 07:37 Personal Connections and Initial Reactions 12:29 Character Arcs and Emotional Impact 21:28 The Rebel Alliance: Morality and Complexity 24:10 Visual Effects and CGI Innovations 27:50 Musical Score and Emotional Tone 30:40 Influence on the Star Wars Franchise 35:02 Final Thoughts and Ratings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical Fat (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF Letterboxd - https://boxd.it/aLddd…

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51. The Dark Knight Rises (2012) - A Triumphant Conclusion? 38:00

منذ 11 weeks38:00

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"I loved the ending." Summary In this episode, host Stephen and his guest Paul Melon delve into Christopher Nolan's final instalment of The Dark Knight trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises (2012). They discuss the film's plot, character arcs, and the impact of Bane as a villain. The conversation explores Bruce Wayne's journey, Gotham's moral complexities, and the film's conclusion. They also touch on the score by Hans Zimmer and the role of Selina Kyle, ultimately rating the film and comparing it to its predecessors. "I think it's far more realistic." Chapters 00:00 Anne Hathaway Interview 00:49 Introduction to The Dark Knight Rises 01:19 The Dark Knight Rises Trailer (2012) 03:27 Christopher Nolan Interview (2012) 03:57 Mark Kermode Review The Dark Knight Rises (2012) 04:31 Tale of the Tape: The Dark Knight Rises 06:20 Initial Impressions and Expectations 08:13 Memorable Scenes and Character Dynamics 11:30 Bane as a Villain: Strengths and Weaknesses 14:55 Bruce Wayne's Journey: A Human Perspective 19:18 Gotham's Struggles: Moral Choices and Consequences 22:26 Political Parallels and Social Commentary 25:22 The Impact of Hans Zimmer's Score 27:58 Selina Kyle's Role and Contribution 31:32 Conclusion of the Trilogy: Fitting Endings 34:34 Final Ratings and Rankings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical Fat (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF Letterboxd - https://boxd.it/aLddd #TheDarkKnightRises #Batman #ChristopherNolan #Bane #BruceWayne #Gotham #moviereview #superherofilms #filmanalysis #HansZimmer…

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50. Blade Runner 2049 (2017): Why I Think It’s Better Than The Original 30:31

منذ 13 weeks30:31

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"Is being human just having a physical body?" Summary In this episode of Trimming the Movie Fat, host Stephen and guest Davie Melon delve into the intricacies of Blade Runner 2049, exploring its themes, cinematography, and character arcs. They discuss their first impressions, the film's reception among fans of the original, and the philosophical questions it raises about humanity and existence. The conversation also touches on the film's visual and auditory elements, Denis Villeneuve's direction, and the potential future of the Blade Runner franchise. "He encapsulates that lonely existence." Chapters 01:18 Introduction to Blade Runner 2049 01:36 Trailer / Kermode Review / Harrison Ford Interview 05:03 Tale of the Tape: Blade Runner 2049 07:11 First Impressions and Cinematic Experience 11:06 Character Journeys: Kay vs. Deckard 13:40 Themes of Humanity and Alienation 14:47 Visuals and Cinematography 15:57 The Impact of the Score 17:56 Denis Villeneuve's Direction 22:25 Fan Reception and Legacy 23:08 Favourite Scenes and Moments 26:12 Future of the Blade Runner Franchise 29:21 Final Thoughts and Ratings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical Fat (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF Letterboxd - https://boxd.it/aLddd #BladeRunner #RidleyScott #scifi #replicants #filmanalysis #characterstudy #technology #humanity #moviereview #denisvilleneuve #ryangosling…

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49. Blade Runner (1982): A Cinematic Masterpiece? 34:51

منذ 15 weeks34:51

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"Deckard is a replicant?" Summary In this episode of 'Trimming the Movie Fat', host Stephen Nicholson and guest Davie Melon delve into the iconic 1982 sci-fi film 'Blade Runner', directed by Ridley Scott. They explore the film's plot, characters, and its significant impact on the sci-fi genre. The conversation covers personal experiences with the film, character analyses, the influence of its visual style and Vangelis's score, and the philosophical questions it raises about technology and humanity. The hosts also reflect on memorable moments from the film and share their ratings, concluding with a discussion on the film's legacy and its place in the franchise. "The rise of A.I. is becoming worrying." Chapters 00:00 Ridley Scott & Christian Bale Interview 00:53 Introduction to Blade Runner 01:22 Blade Runner Trailer 03:27 Harrison Ford Interview 03:42 Siskel & Ebert Review Blade Runner 05:34 Tale of the Tape: Blade Runner 07:26 First Impressions and Personal Connections 15:10 Character Analysis and Themes 17:33 Iconic Moments and Monologues 19:50 Visual and Sound Design Influence 26:16 Technology, Humanity, and AI 29:01 Living in the Blade Runner Universe 30:40 Memorable Quotes and Lines 33:40 Final Thoughts and Ratings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical Fat (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF #BladeRunner #RidleyScott #scifi #replicants #filmanalysis #Vangelis #characterstudy #technology #humanity #moviereview…

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48. Goldfinger (1964): Sean Connery's James Bond Movies - Part 3 32:23

منذ 19 weeks32:23

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"It's just brilliant." Summary In this episode of 'Trimming the Movie Fat', host Stephen and his guests delve into the iconic 1964 James Bond film 'Goldfinger'. They discuss its impact on the franchise, the introduction of memorable characters and gadgets, and the evolution of Bond's persona. The conversation also touches on the film's humour, cultural reflections, and the portrayal of women, particularly Pussy Galore. The episode concludes with ratings and a look ahead to future Bond episodes. "I love gold!" Chapters 00:00 Goldfinger Promo: Harold Sakata 01:00 Introduction to Goldfinger 01:27 Original Goldfinger Trailer 04:33 Norman Wanstall Interview: Dubbing Gert Frobe 05:49 Tale of the Tape: Goldfinger (1964) 07:13 The Impact of Goldfinger on the Bond Franchise 10:40 The Theme and Music of Goldfinger 14:30 Villains and Henchmen: Odd Job and Goldfinger 21:19 The Aston Martin DB5 24:13 Pussy Galore: A Complex Bond Girl 25:48 The Controversial Barn Scene 27:00 Humor and Tone in Goldfinger 29:43 Final Thoughts and Ratings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical Fat (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF #Goldfinger #JamesBond #SeanConnery #Bondmovies #filmcritique #iconiccharacters #gadgets #villains #PussyGalore #humorinfilm #sixtiescinema…

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47. From Russia With Love (1963): Sean Connery’s James Bond Movies - Part 2 29:38

منذ 20 weeks29:38

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"It's my favourite Connery one." Summary In this episode of 'Trimming the Movie Fat', the hosts delve into the second James Bond film, 'From Russia with Love'. They discuss its historical context, character dynamics, and the film's impact on the spy genre. The conversation highlights the film's pacing, memorable villains, and the significance of its music score, while also considering how it holds up against modern standards. The hosts share their personal ratings and reflections on the film's legacy within the Bond franchise. "John Barry does a brilliant score." Chapters 00:00 FRWL Radio Spot 01:04 Introduction to From Russia with Love 01:32 FRWL Original Trailer 05:05 Cast Interviews 05:53 Tale of the Tape: FRWL 07:35 Initial Impressions and Nostalgia 12:40 Villains of the Film: Red Grant and Rosa Klebb 19:58 The Pre-Title Sequence and Its Impact 21:36 Music and Soundtrack Analysis 23:12 Modern Adaptations and Audience Expectations 25:52 Enduring Legacy of From Russia with Love 28:18 Final Ratings and Conclusion Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical (trimmingthemusicalfat.com)Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthhListen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF #fromrussiawithlove #jamesbond #SeanConnery #Bondfranchise #filmreview #classicfilms #movieanalysis #1960scinema…

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46. Dr. No (1962): Sean Connery’s James Bond Movies - Part 1 33:59

منذ 21 weeks33:59

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"It's a product of its time." Summary In this episode of 'Trimming the Movie Fat', host Stephen and his guests discuss the first James Bond film, 'Doctor No'. They explore its historical significance, the performances of Sean Connery and Ursula Andress, and how the film set the tone for the franchise. The conversation also touches on the pacing, iconic music, and modern perspectives on the film's themes and characters. Stephen and guest Paul also reminisce about seeing Sean Connery in the flesh! "The music is absolutely iconic." Chapters 00:00 Dr. No Original Radio Promo 01:24 Introduction to Dr. No 01:49 Dr. No Trailer 03:10 Ursula Andress Interview 03:56 John Glen Interview 05:05 Tale of the Tape: Dr. No 07:20 First Impressions of Dr. No 09:12 Setting the Tone for the Bond Franchise 12:18 Sean Connery as James Bond 16:52 The Iconic Bond Girl: Honey Rider 20:00 Dr. No: The Villain's Impact 23:09 Jamaica: The Film's Setting 26:24 The Soundtrack and Theme Tune 28:54 Modern Perspectives on Dr. No 32:40 Final Ratings and Conclusions Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical (trimmingthemusicalfat.com)Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthhListen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF #DrNo #JamesBond #SeanConnery #HoneyRyder #Bondfranchise #filmreview #classicfilms #movieanalysis #1960scinema…

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45. Gladiator II (2024): Predictably Disappointing? 36:37

منذ 22 weeks36:37

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"The CGI was horrendous." Summary In this episode of 'Trimming the Movie Fat', host Stephen and guest Paul Melon discuss 'Gladiator II', directed by Ridley Scott. They explore the film's reception, comparing it to the original 'Gladiator', analysing character performances, CGI quality, and plot points. The conversation reveals mixed feelings about the sequel, with critiques on its storytelling and character development, ultimately leading to a discussion on its place in the franchise. "The whole film is just contrived." Chapters 00:36 Introduction to Gladiator 2 05:16 Tale of the Tape: Gladiator II 07:16 First Impressions and Comparisons to the Original 14:27 Characters and Performance 20:36 Space Monkeys and Sharks! 23:52 Plot Points and Storytelling Issues 31:24 Gladiator II’s Legacy 33:04 Final Thoughts and Ratings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical (trimmingthemusicalfat.com)Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthhListen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF…

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44. Gladiator (2000): Exploring the Legacy of Gladiator 33:53

منذ 24 weeks33:53

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"It's a story of revenge" Summary In this episode of 'Trimming the Movie Fat', host Stephen Nicholson and guest Paul Melon delve into the classic film 'Gladiator', directed by Ridley Scott. They discuss the film's impact, character development, and the performances, particularly that of Russell Crowe as Maximus. The conversation explores the dynamics between Maximus and Commodus, the supporting cast, and the film's iconic battle sequences. They also highlight memorable quotes, the significance of Hans Zimmer's soundtrack, and the enduring legacy of 'Gladiator' in cinema history. The episode concludes with their ratings and thoughts on the film's place in the franchise. "Strength and honour" Chapters 00:36 Introduction to Gladiator 04:18 Gladiator Facts and Figures 06:18 The Impact of Gladiator 08:20 Exploring the Characters and Themes 12:29 The Cinematic Experience and Direction 20:50 Favourite Gladiator Lines 25:00 The Soundtrack and Its Significance 29:10 Enduring Legacy of Gladiator 31:56 Final Thoughts and Ratings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF…

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43. Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (2005) 32:35

منذ 26 weeks32:35

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"Easily the best prequel, isn't it?" Summary In this episode of 'Trimming the Movie Fat', hosts Stephen Nicholson and Paul Mellon delve into 'Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith', discussing its release, reception, and the evolution of characters, particularly Anakin Skywalker. They explore the film's darker themes, the significance of the final duel, and how it connects to the original trilogy. The conversation also touches on the film's soundtrack and the overall impact of the prequel trilogy, culminating in their rankings of the films. "I think it was a massive improvement on the previous two." Chapters 01:06 Introduction to Revenge of the Sith 01:44 ROTS Media: Trailer / Interview / Original Review 04:52 Tale of the Tape: ROTS 09:08 Character Development and Performances 11:12 Anakin's Fall From Grace 17:18 The Worst Performer 21:01 Order 66 and Its Significance 22:12 Soundtrack and Musical Themes 24:20 Tying Up the Prequel Trilogy 29:11 Final Thoughts and Rankings Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF…

منذ 1 year15:09

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Like Batman without Robin, Stephen is leaving behind co-host Paul as he travels to Gotham City to critique each of the Batman movies. Summary Batman the movie from 1966 is a campy and humorous take on the iconic superhero. It features Batman and Robin battling various villains in an over-the-top and tongue-in-cheek manner. The movie was a financial success, grossing nearly three times its budget. It received mixed ratings from critics and audiences. Despite its flaws, the movie is considered good fun and Stephen ranked it in the middle tier of Batman movies. Chapters 00:00 Adam West on The Simpson’s 📺 01:05 Introduction to Batman the Movie (1966) 🎦 01:27 Batman: The Movie (1966) Trailer 🍿 03:49 Julie Newmar (Catwoman) Interview (1966) 🐈‍⬛ 04:36 Plot and Reception 📝 06:00 Adam West (Batman) & Burt Ward (Robin) Return (1988) 📺 06:50 Specifics and Disguises 👕 08:50 Introduction of New Gadgets 🏍️ 10:01 Batman and the Bomb 💣 11:13 Helicopter and Sidecar 🚁 12:01 The Dynamic Duo Order Burgers 🍔 12:36 Ranking and Conclusion 📈 12:58 Kerb Drill with Batman (1966) 🚙 13:57 Closing Remarks and Preview of Next Episode 👋🏻 Visit our webpage - Trimming The Movie Fat | Trimming The Musical (trimmingthemusicalfat.com) Like what you heard? Why not buy us a coffee to show your appreciation - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trimmingthh Listen to our music podcast - https://anchor.fm/TTMF…

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