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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Some rants about āThe Irishmanā and +11 Pacino. Andy and his Frozen conundrum. Steve is upset about Xfinity inviting E.T. to the house to watch some TV. Apple did one too. Netflix does the movies that made us.
Get ready for more experience theaters. āThe Bankerā gets delayed. Hereās that Michael Jackson movie they think you want. OK, trademark.
There are films that come and go without notice that are better than the majority of films currently playing at your local cineplex. A film like All About Nina is the reason we have Trailer Rewind.
Nicholas Cage is set to play Nicholas Cage. Baby Yoda. Digital James Dean team is about to blow your mind with digital Maya Angelou. OK, Cinema ā¦ Scorsese canāt stop playing himselfā¦ this time with young Oscar voters.
There is no living actor better than a dead James Dean, apparently. Kung Fury is now furiouser. Corridor Crew can see the future. Original Ghostbusters cast is coming back. A League of Their Own heads to the Amazon.
Pete showed up for the Godzilla effects and was rewarded in hero shots. Steve preps for Rewind with Nina. We start watching a few shows on ļ£ætv+ and see the most expensive time travel forest ever documented on media. Is Disney vaulting everything again?
A series of 1-star reviews for things. Pirates is going to Chernobyl? Netflix testing variable playback speeds. Big box set for Little China. Go, NOW, Max for Studio Ghibli.
Apple signs Alfonso. Someoneās suing someone over the Panama Papersā¦ again. Kanyeās new thing. $1000 to watch 30 Disney movies in 30 days? Thatās $33.333/movie! Never Surrender documentary looks terrific, if you can see it.
Is 2018ās Woman Walks Ahead a western, a commentary on the pipeline standoff, or a history lesson? Listen in to this monthās Trailer Rewind to find out?
Alien anniversary, plus expensive theatrical event re-releases. Star Wars cookware. Brief Joker commentary. Andyās still working through Stephen King adaptations, and good griefā¦ there are a ton of Children of the Corn moviesā¦ itās the CotCCU! Disney looking to buy Spidey for $5 billion? Tom Hardy trolling with costumes. There are no Easter eggs in Joker. RIP Robert Forster.