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The Beginners Guide

The Review Show is Robbie, Scarlet, Sasha and sometimes

Joe talking about movies/film/cinema. Once a

week, every week on livewire1350, Wednesday 5-

6pm

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With the big reveal of a new Twin Peaks Series, the first show was a David Lynch Special alongside the top 10 movies of summer. Pina Colada anyone?

TOAST (The Official Soundtrack)Falling – Julee CruiseWicked Game- Chris IsaakEscape - Rupert Holmes

Top Summer Films;1. Boyhood3. Guardians of the Galaxy

Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, Eraserhead/\David Lynch Starting Blocks

Lynch’s films are weird and sometimes you aren’t really supposed to understand them, but they are interesting and really good at the same time, containing lots of cool imagery

1.03 Quotable, we spoke about our favourite quotable movies, most of them of cult status. What are your favourite movie quotes? Insert below

1.04 Dance scene – Dirty Dancing, Little Miss Sunshine, Grease, Pulp Fiction, Napoleon Dynamite, Saturday Night Fever etc

take inspiration from our Dance King/Queen and hit that

1.02 Sci-fi, start with the classics; 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Fifth Element, Blade Runner, ET, Alien, Back to the Future, Star Wars and Star Trek etc.

then follow up the director of your favourites other material

1.05 Horror – go for the classics such as The Shining, The Lost boys, Silence of the Lambs and then Let the Right one in (the Swedish one obviously), 28 days later

these films are all top regardless of what you think of the genre, apart from The Shining, Silence and 28, if you don’t like horror then these are maybe best

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1.09 Christmess – our favourite seasonal filmsinclude Home Alone, LOTR, HarryPotter, The Never Ending Story,The Holiday and all the otherchristmas films, this year make sureyou catch;Big EyesBirdmanThe Hobbit The Theory of Everything

1.06 Director focus – Ridley Scott, John Hughes, Edgar Wright, Christopher Nolan

Checklist: The Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, Ferris Bueller’s Day OffInterstellar, Dark Knight Trilogy, InceptionHot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead, World’s EndAlien, American Gangster, Blade Runner, Thelmaand Louise

1.07 We picked our personal favourites; Moulin Rouge, Peter Pan, Donnie Darko, The Deer Hunter, Little Miss Sunshine, The Graduate, The Princess Bride, Juno, American Beauty, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

Our top pick; Fantastic Mr

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Famous for his distinctive style, Wes Anderson has become a modern day classic director/visionary

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The Imitation Game – 9Ida – 9Withnail and I – 92001: A Space Odyssey – 9Fury – 8Gone Girl – 8Interstellar – 7.5The Hunger Games – 7St Vincent – 7Le Jour Se Leve -6My Old Lady – 5Serena – do not waste your time

You may also have missed, one of use laughing so hard they had to

have their mic turned off, going to the cinema alone and spilling

ginger beer all over yourself but still having a good time

regardless, Napoleon Dynamite impressions, massive tunes, one

us of us talking about our American hometown,

McConaugHEY Day, Grandad shout-outs, cool pictures and tic

tacs.

Tarantino is a household name and the king of movie soundtracks. His films often have themes of revenge, intermixed with feet, car boots, violence and laced with killer characters. He tends to work with familiar faces, always creating iconic performances, which can sometimes take a while to lift off, but always fly with spectacular style.

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With special thanks to Madeleine Hickish, Cinema City, Livewire 1350, the team, our listeners, the people we dragged to the cinema with us, and to our special guests and the people that make the movies