The Chronicle

008 - Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny & Ruby Gillman Teenage Kraken

Hello and Welcome to Episode 008 of The Chronicle with reviews of Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny plus Ruby Gillman Teenage Kraken.
First up is Harrison Ford puts on the hat and leather jacket picks up the whip for one last hurrah in the 5th Indiana Jones Film with Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny. When Indy tries to retrieve an legendary dial that could turn back time from a former officer now working for NASA in 1969. Will it be a ending wrothy of an iconic character or a start of a new journey to take over the adventures?
Second review is Dreamwork Animation's latest family adventure comedy Ruby Gillman Teenage Kraken who maybe a sweet 16 year old from Canada to her friends. If she steps into the water she will doscover truly who she is... Kraken warrior from Royal descent!
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007 - Asteroid City - Lady Reporter - The Walking Dead: Dead City (ep01)

Hello and welcome to another new episode of The Chronicle, the official film podcast for The Peoples Movies.
For this week's episode I review Wes Anderson's Asteroid City, his ode to 1950's Americana. When a Junoir Stargazer event changes the lives of those in attendance.
Then out 26th June to own on Blu-ray from Eureka Entertainment is Cynthia Rothrock's 1989 action comedy Lady Reporter. Which sees the queen of direct to video action flicks investigate Counterfeiters
Then finally I get a glimspe at the first episode of the next The Walking Dead spin-off series The Walking Dead: Dead City, out in the U.S, with no channel official announced for the UK. Can TWD favourites Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan bring some joy to TWD fans as they try take on the crumbling Manhattan?
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006 - The Flash & Extraction 2

Welcome once again to The Chronicle and episode 6. This week we run back in time with DC Universe The Flash starring Ezra Miller and Michael Keaton once again as Bruce Wayne and The Batman. Can Barry Allen turn back time to change what happened in the past? The second review we head to Netflix and Sam Hargrave's Extraction 2 with Chris Hemsworth back from the dead to play Black Ops super agent Tyler Rake. Once again saving someone, this time the wife and children of an notorious Georgian criminal. But who is the client and what do Client, Tyler and the criminal's family have in common?
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The Chronicle Extra 005.1 - SPider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse / The Boogeyman

The first Bonus Episode of The Chronicle Extra Your host Paul Devine reviews Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse and The Boogeyman the horror based on Stephen King's short story of the same name

Episode 5 - Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts + Chevalier

New home, same podcast. For episode 5 The Chronicle is at it's new home www.thepeoplesmovies.com
For this episode I will be reviewing Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts, the seventh entry of the Transformers franchise with Bumblebee director Steven Caple Jr now in the director's with Michael Bay taking a step back to produce. The question is, will Rise Of The Beastsbe an success like the spin-off? The second movie is Chevalier starring Kelvin Harrison Jr in the titular role as the virtusoe first black violinist /composer who delighted the Royal court of Marie Antoinette and the socialites of France, but unknown past his death.
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004 - Femme Fatales

After a short break away, Paul Devine returns with the long awaited next episode which is all about Femme Fatale. Paul is also a regular critic on internet radio show Scary Monsters and Super Geeks on Voodoo Radio Online. Episode 4 you can enjoy Paul's segment on the show sharing what is a Femme Fatale. Then sharing his review of Gilda starring the legendary Rita Hayworth alongside Glenn Ford. The film was one of The Criterion Collection's first UK releases back in 2016. Then it's a list of some of Film Noir's greatest Femme Fatales, not a complete however Paul may share a extended version on Chronicles In Film in the near future.
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003 - The 2023 Glasgow Film Festival Special Part One

The 1st until 12th March marked 2023 Glasgow Film Festival, the 19th edition of the UK's fastest growing film festival. As ever the festival has films for all, from the UK and around the world. In the next few episodes I will review a number of film from the festival starting with this episode (003) with three films.
First up is Kei Ishikawa's slow burning genre shifting film A Man (Aru Otoko) from Japan. A story that starts as a romantic drama between a divorced single mother and a new stranger in town. But tragedy strikes that takes this film into crime procedural thriller and indentity.
The next film takes us slightly into the future with sci-fi drama from France, Tropic (Tropique). Edouard Salier's film of brotherly bond is vigorously tested when disaster strikes changing the fate of the brothers.
Finally from Spain is The Beasts (As Bestas) Rodrigo Sorogoyen's edge of the seat thriller when hatred and xenophobia takes to some dark, unsettling places.

002 - Magnificent Warriors (1987) & Violent Streets (1974)

For Episode 2, I have a look at 2 new Blu-ray releases from Eureka Entertainment. First up release as part of their Eureka Classics brand is Hong Kong Action Comedy, Magnificent Warriors (1987) starring a young Michelle Yeoh. With leather jacket, whip and all, a film with a big Indiana Jones influence. She is a secret agent takes on the Japanese Imperial Army in 1930's China. The final review is Hideo Gosha's 1974 Baroque Yakuza crime Thriller Violent Streets. Starring Noburo Ando as a former Yakuza clansman out of jail now attempting to be a legit Bar owner, a bar given to him by his former clan. However with a rival clan attempting to gain control of the area of Tokyo the bar is in, will he be forced back into his former life?
Both titles ar available on Blu-ray from Eureka Entertainment: https://eurekavideo.co.uk/

001 - The Whale & The Knock At The Cabin

The premiere episode of the podcast. I give you my opinions of Darren Aronofsky's The Whale, plus M.Night Shyamalan's Knock At The Cabin