Two Smokin Guns Podcast 13th October 2019
Amongst the chaos, Scotty and Ruttsy had special guest Andrew Watt in the Studio, had Racetrack Ralphy on to help our racing terminology, did the Quiz and played some songs.
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Film review: ‘JOKER’ by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Joker is possibly the most hyped film of the year. Its arrival has been preceded by salivating reviews and Homeric tales of standing ovations at film festivals. As often happens with massively hyped films, they don’t live up to expectations. This is the case here but that doesn’t mean it’s a poor film, in fact, it has some terrific moments
Read moreFilm review: ‘BLINDED BY THE LIGHT’ by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Blinded by the Light, the title of course coming from a Bruce Springsteen song, falls into that sub-genre of quirky, feel-good British working class comedy/dramas like Brassed Off, Pride, The Full Monty and Billy Elliot. This film has the energy and charm typical of these movies but also their predictability and occasional cheesiness. This film is based on the real-life
Read moreWhat’s on ‘Built For Speed’ Friday 11th October 2019
This week on ‘Built For Speed’ we review the most talked about movie release of the year, ‘Joker’. Continuing the theme of controversial cinema we’ll review Australian medicinal cannabis documentary ‘Green Light’. There’ll be plenty of great tunes for you with new Aussie and overseas tracks, classic rock and indie rock favourites from across the decades. Don’t forget our comprehensive
Read moreTwo Natural Ladies podcast interview with Jim Skivalidas from I’m Just a Man Fundraising Gala Event
Two Natural Ladies Interview with Jim and the story and inspiration about how and why his “I’m Just a Man” Gala Event came to be… For more details go to www.imjustaman.com.au
Read moreFilm review: ‘AD ASTRA’ by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Ad Astra is almost a great sci fi film. With a physical beauty reminiscent of Gravity and 2001: A Space Odyssey, weighty themes such as the fragility of life on earth and the fundamentally destructive nature of human beings, it’s an aesthetically striking and at times thought-provoking film. Unfortunately, the film rests on a dull father-and-son reconciliation story that fails
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