Ep. 646 - tick, tick…BOOM!

The Filmcast

News, Tv & Film, Entertainment News

4.6 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2021

⏱️ 106 minutes

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Summary

David, Devindra, and Jeff remember iconic composer Stephen Sondheim. Devindra previews Sundance Film Festival this year. For the feature review, the cast watches tick, tick…BOOM! Lin-Manuel Miranda’s feature directorial debut.

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Weekly Plugs

David - David’s Twitter Space about Mr. Beast’s YouTube video (with Valentina Vee)

Devindra - First details on Sundance’s next VR/digital festival experience

Jeff - 5by5.tv/dlc

Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)

What we've been watching (~07:00)

David - Flee, Belfast, Arcane Season 1, Mr. Beast’s Squid Game recreation, Tim Heidecker’s Joe Rogan parody

Devindra - Raging Fire, Dr. Brain, Hawkeye, How to with John Wilson

Jeff - Hawkeye, The Beatles Get Back sessions

Feature (~1:06:35)
tick, tick...BOOM!
Spoilers (~1:24:05)

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to the Filmcast, the podcast about movies.
0:22.5	I'm David Chelen, no one told me we were reviewing the sequel to Tick, Tick, Tick today.
0:29.0	So what do you mean today is David your hard work?
0:31.0	I'm definitely a failure for not accomplishing anything before 30, apparently.
0:35.0	Yeah, and just without a 525,600 podcasts.
0:43.0	That's what it feels like to record with these knuckleheads.
0:47.0	You get a great career there, Deft.
0:50.0	Thank you.
0:53.0	Those are about podcasts.
0:57.0	Those are all a reference to the fact that today we're going to be reviewing Tick, Tick, Boom, which is I guess a filmed version of a one person show that is on Netflix right now.
1:11.0	And before that, we got some more.
1:15.0	We've been watching for you some weekly plugs.
1:17.0	You can find more episodes of this podcast at the filmcast.com email us at slash from castage email.com.
1:21.0	Support this podcast if you like it at patreon.com slash film podcast.
1:27.0	Before we get into the show, I do want to acknowledge that we did obviously did not time it this way.
1:35.0	And it's extremely unfortunate that it turned out this way.
1:38.0	But Steven Sonheim passed away this last week.
1:41.0	Yeah, man.
1:42.0	It just so happens that this month we or the next month we're planning to review a couple of things that
1:49.0	have heavily involved him in some way, including today's review of Tick, Tick, Boom, as well as West Side Story coming up.
1:55.0	The new Steven Spielberg movie.
1:57.0	Steven Sonheim, I don't know what his role has been in your life as a creative person.
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