Franchise films are the big thing in the movie industry right now - but it’s easy for something that starts out beautifully to go awry. Join our pals Jeff & Paul each week as they take a look at what the next film in a given franchise needs to be great...
Ten Things
Claim This Podcastby Jeff Wright & Paul Morales
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Franchise films are the big thing in the movie industry right now - but it’s easy for something that starts out beautifully to go awry. Join our pals Jeff & Paul each week as they take a look at what the next film in a given franchise needs to be great...
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July 20, 2020
Kung Fu Panda
<p>Jack Black is the kind of performer who seems to only take jobs he likes, and his passion shines through in just about every project - the Kung Fu Panda trilogy is no exception. But does he have the stamina to make it a quadrilogy?... We hope so, because Jeff and Paul have come up with ten things needed to make it great! Tune in to hear their ideas! Also in this episode: Paul's Ian McShane impression, and what kind of animal would Cate Blanchett play in a Kung Fu Panda film?</p> <p>Our email: tenthingspod@gmail.com<br> Our twitter: <a href="//www.twitter.com/tenthingspod1">@tenthingspod1</a><br> </p>
July 16, 2020
FANCASTIC 1.6 - Young Guns
<p>It's insane to look back at Young Guns and see six kids in their 20s playing cowboy in the wild west, and know that some of them have grown up to be huge, huge Hollywood stars. Emilio Estevez, Charlie Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland, Lou Diamond Phillips, and Dermot Mulroney all got pretty big breaks from starring in 1988's Young Guns. But who would maybe get some of those same big breaks if we cast a re-make of Young Guns today, 32 years later? Tune in to today's episode to find out!</p> <p>Our email: tenthingspod@gmail.com<br> Our twitter: <a href="//www.twitter.com/tenthingspod1">@tenthingspod1</a></p>
July 13, 2020
Back to the Future
<p>The first Back to the Future is a (super weird) classic film, and the other two are... also movies. Whether to try preserve the dignity and integrity that the original franchise has left, or to stop the further ruining of the the original Back to the Future by all follow-up installments, Jeff and Paul really struggled with whether or not there should even be a Back to the Future: Part IV (or Part III, if you use Paul's system of counting). Nevertheless, if the powers that be DO elect to make another Back to the Future, here are ten things to make it great. Also in this episode: We ruin Marty McFly for you, time machines that are also flying trains are the WORST, and more!</p> <p>Our other podcast: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fancastic/id1518193715">Fancastic</a>!<br> Email us: tenthingspod@gmail.com<br> Our twitter: <a href="//www.twitter.com/tenthingspod1">@tenthingspod1</a></p> <p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKwMnnuN7-g">John Mulaney on Back to the Future</a><br> </p>
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