Steve Sarmento is an educator, writer, and film buff in Phoenix, Arizona. He’s been a part of the fabric of The Next Reel Film Podcasts since its inception. He has served to educate and illuminate through his regular participation in The Film Board and the two podcasts he developed and hosted, Trailer Rewind and Three of a Kind.
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Peteās in Phoenix and that means the guys are together for the first time inā¦ everā¦ recording face-to-face. Yeah, I guess itās kind of a big deal? Anyway, they talk about two great trailers and one weird one, and then ā because of a split vote ā they each
Just before the summer break, Steve and JJ take a trippy ride to The Congress. Based on Stanislaw Lemās 1971 novel The Futurological Congress, this was Peteās trailer pick from May 23, 2014. There is a lot going on in this movie, especially once we get to the animated zone Abrahama City. Centered around Robin Wright, played by Robin Wright, this film explores the next generation of filmmaking, the ability to convert a person into corporate property, and the bond between a mother and son.
Andyās diving into the Marvel TV universe so we talk Agents of SHIELD, Cloak & Dagger, and more genre stuff in the HDR Hero-verse. Ethan Hawke is still the busiest man in entertainment with one of our trailer picks this week.
Andyās latest watchlist: every movie that Steveās ever spoken of. Pete finally saw DP2 and O8ās on deck. O12 is as divisive as ever as we gear up for O13. Plus a surprisingly good list of movies with great train heists, or in Steveās case, movies in proxi
Remember NC-17? Yeah, weāve broken that and now we canāt have nice things without 7-year-olds in the theater for Dead Pool 2. Steve checked out Hotel Artemis ā¦ so thatās a thing. And there are seven bars in which you can drink in two US states at the same
We donāt talk about Dead Pool or Solo this week because Peteās behind. But we do talk about prequels and horror and good parenting and Sweden and profanity and this tweet from Roman Mars:
We call the Film Board a gang of thugs, but weāve got nothing on the crew from Triple 9, a violent cop drama from 2016 directed by John Hilcoat. With both the Marvel and DC cinematic universes represented as well as The Walking Dead, this film has a slew of familiar faces. We have corrupt cops working one last heist for the mafia, and needing to sacrifice one of their own to do it. From early on this films delivers on action and adrenaline, but can the story and actors deliver an appropriate finish?
Andy advocates for the SAW franchise. Steve catches up on David Wain. We all make fun of the extra HOUR coming with the Criterion release of Tree of Life becauseā¦ really? Plus, Steve wins the first ever A24-Red Band Rule Lifetime Achievement Award and we
As Joel Edgerton is starting to become a familiar face for American audiences he is also starting to cultivate his behind the screen talents. This month JJ and Steve investigate Edgertonās first feature-length screenplay ā 2014ās Felony.
