Welcome to the family. After Petros watched, reviewed and lost his mind watching every Nicolas Cage film. It's time to look at the Coppola family, whether it's Francis Ford Coppola or Patricia Arquette for the 5 years she was married to Nicolas Cage in the pursuit to answer the ultimate question; Are they the greatest film family of all time.Each week Petros is joined by a guest where they discuss their relationship with the Coppola family and dissect a film in order to piece together their mark on cinema history. Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/cagedinpod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 14 days 11 hours 39 minutes
Caged In 51: Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (2009) Bob Turnbull (Tonight With...)
This episode has been in the vault for ages.
It's got my boy Bob on it, it was fun.
Here it is for you, have a listen.
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Caged In 50: G-Force (2008) Das Film Haus
Hoyt Yeatman who's he? Why should we care? And why did he direct an animated film about Guinea pig super spies?
Hear myself and Josh and Michael from Das Film Haus talk G-Force and all that is bad about it. We discuss the weird sexual elements, Cage as a literal mole and Die Hard?
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Caged In 49: Knowing (2008) Tonight With... Bob And Joe
There's no way of knowing Knowing unless you go in and see what Knowing is showing. To see what this film has to offer I could only think of two men to help me out. Those two men were Bob and Joe from Tonight with... Podcast.
This episode was recorded on March 22nd (my birthday, at the time of listening it won't be my birthday but feel free to wish me happy birthday anyway...
Caged In 48: Bangkok Dangerous (2008) Liam H. Dempsey (Spocklight)
Nic Cage enlisted the Pang brothers to remake their 1999 debut film about a deaf mute hitman. Don't worry I haven't spoiled the put their because to make it palatable for a western audience that was thrown out the window.
I was joined to figure out what the hell is going on in Bangkok Dangerous by Liam H. Dempsey of the brilliant Spocklight Podcast...
Caged In 47: National Treasure: Book Of Secrets (2007) Bob Turnbull (Tonight With...)
The unlikely hero of Family Adventure is back; Ben Gates and gang are back and I've invited back a good friend of the podcast, Bob to join me and try and find some gold in National Treasure 2: Book Of secrets
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Caged In 46: Next (2007)
'm dusting off my crystal ball and have a look into the future along with my boy Nic Cage. I'm looking this week at Next (2007)
A Las Vegas magician is pulled in by the FBI to help take down a group of terrorists, on paper sounds perfect but what does the future have in store for me?
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Caged In 45: Ghost Rider (2007) Bob Turnbull (Tonight With...)
Would you sell your soul to the devil to unwatch a film?
I think Bob and myself may rethink that question after watching Ghost Rider (2007)
So get that dusty old leather jacket out, move all your issues of Kerrang! out of the way to get your studded belt out, borrow your older brothers moped and set your head on fire for this thrill ride.
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Caged In 44: World Trade Center (2006) Joe Gardner (Tonight With...)
In 2006 Oliver Stone took on turning one of the most tragic events in recent history into a motion picture.
With Nic Cage and Michael Peña at the forefront did he make a touching thought provoking story.
Listen as Joe and myself tread on egg shells trying to talk around this very difficult subject matter whilst trying to find the ridiculous in the film making. We try our hardest not to offend but inevitably probably still do...
Caged In 43: The Wicker Man (2006) Tim Hornsby & Bob (Tonight With...)
The harvests have been bad this year, normally one sacrifice would satisfy the Gods but alas it wasn't.
Three men were lured to Cage Isle to watch Neil LaBute's loving remake of the 1973 cult classic; The Wicker Man.
Hear Tim, Bob and myself hold this film up to the original and see how it fares...
Caged In 42: The Ant Bully (2006)
A youth boy is forced to do community service is a tale to learn that bullying is bad, Starring Nic Cage, Julia Roberts, Meryl Streep & Paul Giamati. Sounds like a hard hitting drama, right?
One thing it certainly doesn't sound like is the plot to family animated film from the minds behind Jimmy Neutron. So I shrink down to size this week as I try and tackle the trials and tribulations of The Ant Bully...