Shane Talks

By: Shane M. White
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  • This version of Shane Talks is the audio version of his video podcast where Shane and Jason are joined various friends to hang out and discuss a wide variety of pop culture topics. Categories tend to revolve around movies and music, television shows and comic books, sometimes even toys and conventions. It's a nerd gathering to tell stories and explore how meaningful these things are to us.
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  • Shane Talks '99: November 19th, 1999

    Shane Talks '99: November 19th, 1999
    Nov 19 2024

    Shane takes a look at the two films release on Jason Maier's 19th birthday in 1999. He takes a look at how both "Sleepy Hollow" and "The World is Not Enough" had terrible scripts, and while one of them was able to at least look visually brilliant, the other tried to use too much suspension of disbelief to make the film enjoyable.

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    21 mins
  • Shane Talks '99: November 12th, 1999

    Shane Talks '99: November 12th, 1999
    Nov 12 2024
    Shane breezes through discussing “Pokemon”, “The Messenger” and “Anywhere But Here” so that he can focus the majority of his time to telling stories about Kevin Smith’s film “Dogma”, and how a super-secret screening of the film almost cost Shane his job at the time.
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    33 mins
  • Shane Talks '99: November 10th, 1999

    Shane Talks '99: November 10th, 1999
    Nov 10 2024

    What if Spike Lee wrote “The Breakfast Club”? Shane believes we would get something along the lines of “Light It Up”. An eclectic collection of high school students find themselves in a situation that spirals out of control, while also being a great character study on teenagers.
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    9 mins

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