Join TJ and Joseph for some awesome movie discussion! This week they kick off with some follow up on the ‘Star Wars’ discussion with Mathew Vaugn rumored to be in the running to direct Episode VII, plus Joseph really liked the idea of Machete Order. Then they briefly talk about ‘The Amazing Spider-man’ coming on on DVD and Blu-ray. As they have discussed in a past episode, Joseph quite liked the film and TJ didn’t see it in protest. TJ also wrote a short article regarding 3D which TJ and Joseph discuss. Then they get to the meat and potatoes and talk about ‘Wreck-it Ralph’. Wreck-it Ralph is estimated by your hosts to be a really, really great ‘Pixar’ film even though it’s technically not a Pixar film, it’s a Disney film. With John Lasseter executive producing though, who would have expected anything different? They also discuss the idea that Disney and Pixar swapped studio names for ‘Brave’ and ‘Wreck-it Ralph’. They have a lot of fun with this one. And then the discus briefly the also released this past weekend ‘Flight’. Flight was an okay film and worth watching. Be sure to tune in for a great conversation.

TJ and Joseph prepping for, and then after ‘The MovieByte Podcast’, Episode 16. They talk about how to address some topics in the show, Disney taking over the world, Bryan Singer, ‘Superman Returns’, the third ‘X-Men’ film, The TV and Netflix giveaway, images and icons, ‘Star Tre’k and ‘Star Wars’, Machete Order, the ‘Star Wars’ Prequels, showing ‘Star Wars’ to kids and more.

Oh boy is there a lot to talk about this week! TJ and Joseph get ready to catch two films this weekend, ‘Wreck-it Ralph’ and ‘Flight’, they discuss a lot of things, such as the return of Bryan Singer to the ‘X-Men’ Franchise to direct ‘Days of Future Past’, there will be another ‘Mission Impossible’, ‘Argo’ came in number one in the box office last weekend despite going toe to toe with ‘Cloud Atlas’, the launch of ‘The Wrap’ a new weekly show under ten minutes at the end of each week giving an overview of the highlights of the week, and the TV giveaway contest. They then turn their attention to the two main topic items this week, ‘Cloud Atlas’ — TJ hated it with a fiery burning passion, Joseph didn’t like it, but didn’t feel as strongly about it as TJ, and then the big news of the week (year?), the sale of Lucas Film, including all IP having to do with ‘Star Wars’ to Disney. And there’s going to be another ‘Star Wars’ trilogy. This may not be a good thing. They discuss their feelings about George Lucas no longer being directly involved with ‘Star Wars’, their feelings about the original trilogy and the prequels, what they would like to see in a new ‘Star Wars’ film, who should direct and much, much more!

In episode one, TJ talks about the ‘Jack Reacher’ trailer and how good it looks, the ‘Skyfall’ trailer and how he hopes it’s a better film than the previous two Daniel Craig ‘Bond’ films, the ‘Iron Man 3’ trailer debut, Joseph’s article and 60 Minutes interview with Stephen Spielberg about ‘Lincoln’, ‘Alcatraz’ full series now available, John Williams and Stephen Spielberg composing music for ‘E.T.’, Wally Pfister and his anti-Avengers comments, the ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ featurette, Bella arm wrestling Emmet in a new ‘Breaking Dawn Part II’ clip, episode 15 of ‘The MovieByte Podcast’ where TJ and Joseph talk about ‘Atlas Shrugged’ Part Two, the new theatrical trailer for ‘A Good Day to Die Hard’, the possibility of Bryan Singer directing the new ‘X-Men’ film, and Joseph’s ‘Atlas Shrugged’ Review.

TJ welcomes Joseph back from being away for an episode on jury duty. They discuss the situation with Wally Pfister making jabs at ‘The Avengers’ Cinematography and story telling style — TJ is fired up for sure, then they talk about the video circulating of Stephen Spielberg and John Williams composing the score for E.T. which of course leads to a discussion about the era of filmmaking back in those days and why film is still a superior format, and they also discuss ‘Skyfall’ and some thoughts on the ‘Bond’ franchise as a whole. But the main topic today is ‘Atlas Shrugged Part II’ which naturally means a discussion of part I as well. They discuss the political philosophies present in this film, likes, dislikes, budgetary constraints, the fact that mainstream Hollywood does not like this movie for it’s politics, the poor story telling at times, the acting, the changing of actors for the second film, and much, much more.

TJ and Clark Douglas before and after Episode 14 of The MovieByte Podcast. They talk about Joseph being out on Jury Duty and general prep for the podcast episode, the fact that Clark has not yet seen Taken 2, film scores and John Williams, more soundtrack discussion, Sherlock Holmes score, Snow White and the Huntsman Score, films being dark and gritty, The Avengers, the Batman Trilogy, which was better, film criticism and writing, The Matrix Trilogy, Cloud Atlas, the MovieByte approach versus the Movieology approach, Star Trek geekery, Star Trek IV and Leanard Rosemenman’s score, I Am Spock, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn, First Contact, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country and Cliff Eidelman’s score, the fifth Star Trek film and Shatner’s ego, fighting god and winning, and finally, JJ Abram’s Star Trek and Michael Giachino’s score.

In this episode, TJ is joined by Clark Douglas while Joseph is off on jury duty. TJ and Clark talk a lot about Clark’s radio show and podcast about film scores and soundtracks, Alan Silvestri and Clark’s recent highlighting of his work, what it’s like to be a radio station manager, Hans Zimmer and his approach to film scoring, some of Clark’s favorite composers such as John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith and more, as well as some geeky discussion of Star Trek and Star Trek Scores, and then TJ and Clark talk about their differences of opinion on John Williams. They then briefly discuss a couple of quick things from Clark’s interview on Movieology. After this they turn their attention to a couple of films. TJ briefly discusses Taken 2, which Clark has not seen. It is simply not as good as the original Taken and was very disappointing to TJ. And finally, they discuss the fine film Argo, Ben Affleck’s career, the great acting in the film, the great story telling and more.