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Vids I Dig 749: Filmento: ‘Black Widow’: How to Fail at Making a Spy Thriller

August 25, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged art, Black Widow, culture, David Harbour, Disney, film, Filmento, filmmaking, Florence Pugh, Marvel, MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe), Olga Kurylenko, Rachel Weisz, Red Guardian, Scarlett Johansson, spy, Taskmaster | Leave a comment

Vids I Dig 734: Filmento: How to Build the Ultimate Movie Scene

August 10, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged art, Captain America, culture, film, Filmento, filmmaking, history, Iron Man, MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe), Mission: Impossible, Sherlock Holmes | Leave a comment

Vids I Dig 720: Filmento: ‘Cruella’: Another Failed Gender Obsession Movie?

July 27, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged 101 Dalmatians, art, culture, Disney, DisneyPlus, Emma Stone, Emma Thompson, film, Filmento, filmmaking, Mark Strong | Leave a comment

Vids I Dig 708: Filmento: ‘Army of the Dead’: When a Filmmaker Grows Too Powerful

July 15, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged art, culture, film, Filmento, filmmaking, Zack Snyder, zombies | Leave a comment

Vids I Dig 685: Filmento: ‘Mortal Kombat’: How to Get Finished by the Video Game Movie Curse

June 22, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged art, culture, film, Filmento, filmmaking, Mortal Kombat, video game | Leave a comment

Vids I Dig 677: Filmento: ‘Chaos Walking’: How to Make an Unreleasable Movie

June 14, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged art, culture, Daisy Ridley, Demian Bichir, Doug Liman, film, Filmento, filmmaking, Kurt Sutter, Mads Mikkelsen, Tom Holland | Leave a comment

Vids I Dig 669: Filmento: ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’: How to Succeed at ‘Batman v Superman’

June 6, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged Alexander Skarsgård, art, Batman, Ben Affleck, comics, culture, DC Comics, DCEU, film, Filmento, filmmaking, Gal Gadot, Godzilla, Henry Cavill, history, kaiju, King Kong, Kyle Chandler, Mechagodzilla, Millie Bobby Brown, MonsterVerse, Rebecca Hall, Superman, Toho, Wonder Woman, Zack Snyder | Leave a comment

Vids I Dig 660: Filmento: Why the ‘Snyder Cut’ Worked Where Josstice League Failed

May 28, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged Aquaman, art, Batman, Ben Affleck, comics, culture, Cyborg, Darkseid, DC Comics, DCEU, Ezra Miller, film, Filmento, filmmaking, Gal Gadot, Henry Cavill, history, Jason Momoa, Joss Whedon, Justice League, Ray Fisher, Steppenwolf (DC Comics), Superman, The Flash, The Flash (Barry Allen), Wonder Woman, Zack Snyder | Leave a comment

Vids I Dig 651: Filmento: ‘Bumblebee’: How Character Killed A Movie

May 19, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged art, culture, film, Filmento, filmmaking, Hailee Steinfeld, Hasbro, John Cena, Michael Bay, Transformers | Leave a comment

Vids I Dig 643: Filmento: ‘Tom & Jerry’: How to Build a Cinematic Dumb

May 11, 2021 by Talking Pulp in Videos, Vids I Dig and tagged animation, art, Chloë Grace Moretz, Colin Jost, comedy, culture, family, film, Filmento, filmmaking, Hanna-Barbera, Ken Jeong, Michael Peña, Tim Story, Tom & Jerry | Leave a comment

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