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'Stowaway' Review With Casey And Oscars Recap - Vimarsana News

'Stowaway' Review With Casey And Oscars Recap

6:07 Shalayne Smith Needham: Flix at 48 is up next with our film critic Casey T. Allen. Hi, Casey. Casey Allen: We're back together.  Shalayne Smith Needham: Yes, we are. And it was a big weekend in Hollywood with the Annual Academy Awards. And we're going to come back to the Oscars in a minute. First, you have a review for us this week. What did you see?   Casey Allen:  Stowaway was released on April 22 and is currently available for streaming on Netflix. Watching this film made me feel like a senior citizen in that it bored me to the point of drowsiness. I also felt like a senior citizen...

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COVID, The Motion Picture Industry And The Oscars, Part One, With Casey Allen - Vimarsana News

COVID, The Motion Picture Industry And The Oscars, Part One, With Casey Allen

2:00 You are tuned to Utah Public Radio. I'm Shalayne Smith Needham, here with our film critic Casey T. Allen. Hello, Casey. CA: Hello, I'm back.   SSN: Well Casey, the movie industry struggled through 2020 and looking ahead to the new year, do you know if we will continue to see new movie releases available on online platforms?   CA: Yes, the pandemic has affected the large scale movie industry with big giant blockbuster films like ‘Wonder Woman,’ ‘No Time To Die,’ and other action based films, those are the types of films that have really suffered.    But the smaller scale, more...

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COVID, The Motion Picture Industry And The Oscars, Part Two, With Casey Allen - Vimarsana News

COVID, The Motion Picture Industry And The Oscars, Part Two, With Casey Allen

2:00 You are tuned to Utah Public Radio. I'm Shalayne Smith Needham, here with our film critic Casey T. Allen. Hello, Casey.  CA: Hello, I'm back.   SSN: Well, Casey, it has been a tough year for the movie industry due to the coronavirus pandemic. Do you see a lot of new films being pushed back to 2021?   CA: The list only seems to keep growing, Shalanye. There has been ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ that's being perpetually pushed back, as well as the latest James Bond film, ‘No Time To die.’ And the horror suspense film, ‘A Quiet Place Two. “The list keeps building, but it's usually the...

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