Fellowship Of The Reel

Philip A. McClimon

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Fellowship Of The Reel

A single movie is more powerful than a thousand realities...or something. Come to Fellowship Of The Reel, a movie review podcast beyond the furthest reaches of your imagination. Four movie fans meet to discuss, debate, and ultimately review movies of their own choosing. One Movie Review Podcast To Rule Them All!

AUG 19

Short Summer Break

Summer Break Announcement The Fellowship of the Real podcast announces a short summer break, thanking listeners for their support and looking forward to returning with more great film reviews after the break. Listeners are encouraged to enjoy their summer and stay tuned for the podcast's comeback. 00:00 Summer Break Announcement 00:05 Thank You to Our Listeners 00:07 Exciting Return Teaser 00:12 Summer Wishes 00:16 Farewell Until Next Time

19 sec
JUL 31

Close Encounters Of The EF Kind

Tornado Tales and Movie Critiques: Real-Life Storm Experiences In this episode, the hosts discuss their fascination and fear of tornadoes, sharing personal experiences and critiquing a movie's portrayal of tornado events. They talk about inaccuracies in storm depictions in film, such as lack of rain and thunder, and recount personal stories of living through tornado warnings and witnessing their devastating effects. The conversation also touches on the geographical peculiarities of tornado occurrences in the United States, particularly in Texas, and the unique experiences that come with living in tornado-prone areas. 00:00 Introduction to Storm Season 00:15 Critique of Tornado Movies 00:46 Personal Tornado Experiences 01:44 Living in Tornado Alley 02:08 Historical Tornado Events 03:04 Global Perspective on Tornadoes

4 min
JUL 31

What About Bill?

Remembering Bill Paxton: Fort Worth Memories The clip discusses memories and anecdotes related to actor Bill Paxton, who was from Fort Worth. The speakers recall how Paxton witnessed a Kennedy landing in Fort Worth, lived on the Northwest side, and had another house west of Fort Worth. One of the speakers shares a personal connection, revealing that their father knew Paxton and used to service his cars. They touch on Paxton's down-to-earth nature and his residency in Fort Worth up until his death, mentioning how they frequently drove around the area where he lived. 00:00 Introduction and Bill Paxton's Connection to Fort Worth 00:29 Personal Anecdotes and Family Connections 01:11 Bill Paxton's Life and Legacy in Fort Worth 01:21 Reflections and Final Thoughts

2 min
JUL 31

Twister

The Fellowship Of The Reel reviews -----*----- TWISTER Twister: A Tornado of Emotions and Nostalgia In this episode, the hosts passionately discuss the iconic 1996 film Twister, diving into its thrilling plot, impressive special effects, and the captivating performances of Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt. The conversation highlights memorable scenes, the detailed exposition provided by supporting characters, and the film's balance of fun and intensity. Personal anecdotes about first viewing experiences, the impact of the soundtrack, and Bill Paxton's role as a leading man enrich the analysis. The team unanimously recommends the film for its entertainment value and nostalgic charm, while cautioning against the real-life dangers of storm chasing. 00:00 Introduction and Initial Thoughts 00:51 Movie Setup and Sherry's Notables 01:27 Iconic Movie Quotes 03:42 Box Office and Audience Reception 05:19 Twister's Production and Sound Design 07:47 Character Dynamics and Plot Analysis 10:50 Opening Image and Character Motivations 17:49 Catalyst and Rival Teams 23:41 Rabbit is Wise: Pre-Technology Fun 24:34 Twister Dinner and Movie Traditions 25:35 The Chase Begins: Van Halen and Tornadoes 28:02 Midpoint False Defeat: Dorothy Spilled 28:51 Bad Guys Close In: Drive-In Storm 31:37 Dark Night of the Soul: Aunt Meg's Injury 38:01 Finale: Dodging Farm Equipment 40:55 Reflections and Recommendations

48 min
JUL 24

Trailer for review of Twister

The Fellowship Of The Reel reviews -----*----- APOLLO 13 The Thrills and Chills of Twister: A Cinematic Experience In this episode, the speakers discuss the impact of the film 'TWISTER' and its reception among audiences. They highlight the impressive Dolby surround sound technology that enhanced the viewing experience. The conversation also touches on Cary Elwes' Southern accent and a particularly terrifying scene that left one of the speakers too scared to move, underscoring the film's intense moments. 00:00 Introduction: Singing Oklahoma in Texas 00:08 Audience Reactions and Dolby Surround Sound 00:21 Cary Elwes and His Southern Accent 00:27 The Evil Bill Scene 00:35 The Scariest Scene in the Movie

1 min
JUL 17

Been There Done That

Been there done that In this conversation, the hosts delve into various moon-related conspiracy theories. They discuss the possibility of the moon being hollow, the historical evidence of the moon's appearance, and noteworthy moon-landing conspiracies. The conversation also touches upon the challenges of verifying moon landing evidence using earthbound and lunar telescopes, concluding with a reflection on the credibility of such theories. Moon Hollow Theory Lunar Landing Conspiracy Moon's Historical Appearance Verification Challenges

4 min
JUL 17

Leave It At That

Leave it at that In this podcast episode, James and Chris discuss their personal feelings about Miko Hughes, a former child actor turned DJ. The conversation reveals James's unfavorable opinion of Miko, touching on his experiences and physical attributes, but ultimately deciding to leave deeper reasons undisclosed. Introduction to the Topic Miko Hughes: Actor and DJ James's Dislike for Miko Closing Thoughts

1 min
JUL 17

Didn't need to know that

A Fascination with NASA: Tour Memories and Near Misses The speaker reminisces about their lifelong fascination with NASA, beginning from childhood and influencing their college aspirations. They discuss how a college friend's advice led them to reconsider their career path after the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster. The narrative focuses on a memorable tour of NASA in Houston where they visited historic mission control rooms used during the Apollo and Mercury missions. The speaker expresses disappointment at narrowly missing an encounter with Fred Krantz, the mission controller from Apollo 13, illustrating the excitement and occasional frustrations of being a dedicated NASA enthusiast. 00:00 My Love for NASA Began Early 00:05 College Dreams and the Space Shuttle Disaster 00:31 Space Shuttle Program and Space Force 00:38 NASA Tours and Space Camps 00:58 Houston Tour and Apollo Missions 01:29 Missing the Legendary Kranz 02:05 Reflecting on Missed Opportunities

3 min

If you know you know

09/16/2022

Trey(:

Let’s try to do grown ups soon! It would be great to listen too!

A single movie is more powerful than a thousand realities...or something. Come to Fellowship Of The Reel, a movie review podcast beyond the furthest reaches of your imagination. Four movie fans meet to discuss, debate, and ultimately review movies of their own choosing. One Movie Review Podcast To Rule Them All!

Creator

Philip A. McClimon
Years Active

2022 - 2024
Episodes

98
Rating

Explicit
Copyright

© Copyright 2024 Philip A. McClimon
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