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Missing Frames: Catching up with Cinema

The Nerd Party
Superman
Godzilla
James Gunn
Superman Returns
Richard Donner
Batman
Godzilla Vs. Destoroyah
Paprika
Whiplash
Halloween
Heisei Era
In the Mouth Of Madness
A Mighty Wind
Godzilla Vs. Biollante
Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah
Zack Snyder
John Carpenter
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Death Becomes Her
Love On a Leash

No more excuses! Join these heroic podcasters as they plunge the depths of cinema to watch all the movies they should have seen long ago. From classics like Citizen Kane to fan favorites like The Princess Bride, your hosts seek to not only make up for their years of cinematic ignorance but to delight the masses with their thoughtful and entertaining examinations.

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In this episode of Missing Frames, Shawn and returning guest John Mills tackle one of the most gloriously baffling cult films of the 1980s: Masters of the Universe.

Technically speaking? It’s not a good movie.

Emotionally speaking? They kind of lov... more

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It’s been nearly a year since the release of Superman, so what better time to catch up with Ma Kent herself, Neva Howell?

In this special Between Takes episode of Missing Frames, Neva returns to the show to reflect on the whirlwind year following Su... more

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In this Missing Frames episode, Shawn and Sarah conclude their journey to Oz with Wicked: For Good. They were huge fans of Part One, but this time around? They're not quite Defying Gravity. While the performances are still strong, what should have be... more

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“You can’t handle the truth!” But can you handle finally watching A Few Good Men?

In this episode of Missing Frames, Shawn introduces returning guest Richie Pepio to Rob Reiner's iconic courtroom drama A Few Good Men. Together, they unpack what mak... more

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John Mills
Guest on Missing Frames
Friend of the host
Episode: Episode 159 - Masters of the Universe (1987)
Richie Pepio
Guest host, returning guest on Missing Frames
Frequent collaborator on Missing Frames
Episode: Episode 157 - A Few Good Men
Jonah Lees
Actor known for his role as Dean Farr in Superman and as John Lennon in Midas Man
Episode: Celebrating Superman with Jonah Lees
Neva Howell
Actress known for her role as Ma Kent in the new Superman film
Episode: Celebrating Superman with Neva Howell
Tom King
Eisner Award winning writer known for his work on 'Batman', 'Mr. Miracle', and 'Wonder Woman'.
Episode: Celebrating Superman with Tom King
Dan Jurgens
Comic book writer and artist known for his work on Superman since the late 1980s.
Episode: Celebrating Superman with Dan Jurgens
Phillip Kennedy Johnson
Comic book writer known for Superman and Batman stories
DC Comics
Episode: Celebrating Superman with Phillip Kennedy Johnson
Gene Luen Yang
Acclaimed writer and artist, creator of 'American Born Chinese', known for his graphic novels including 'Superman Smashes The Klan'
Episode: Celebrating Superman with Gene Luen Yang
Tasmin Humphries
Owner of the UK's largest Superman site and passionate Superman collector
Episode: Celebrating Superman with The Aspiring Kryptonian Tasmin Humphries

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Shawn Eastridge
Host of Missing Frames / Catching up with Cinema; long-time host with focus on cinema discussions and analysis; affiliated with Nerd Party Network and related networks

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 76 ratings
  • Missing Frames is Great!

    Shawn has great takes, it feels like insider information! Not a huge podcast listener but this stuff is well produced!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Closetman31
    United Statesa year ago
  • ShAWn

    that one guy.. Shawn is so funny and intelligent.. I can’t wait to hear what comes next!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Erispetal
    United Statesa year ago
  • love the concept, host has bad manners

    the concept is great and the guests can be interesting. the host is a cannonball of white-guy-podcast-host cliches, the most consistent of which is “asking questions” to guests who sit in silence and wait for him to ramble through his own brilliant takes on answers they haven’t yet given. it’s not charming to be so excited you indulge in bad manners, and this is bad manners. there is no good reason to have guests if you do transparently do not care to *listen* to them.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    TragicBurro
    United States4 years ago
  • Rocky vs Drago

    A sincere and sensible review with an in depth analysis of the film.

    I appreciated the guys not getting silly or inane, the topic was engaging.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tinkletop
    Australia4 years ago
  • Interesting premise

    The host shows someone a film then doesn’t let them talk about it afterwards because he won’t shut up. Could be much better

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    JCwasreal
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Energetic host with deep cinema knowledge and strong production quality.
Some listeners feel the host dominates conversations and could improve listening to guests.
Guests consistently add new perspectives; format encourages insightful discussions.

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Celebrating Superman with Jonah Lees
Q: What was that process like to prepare for the role of John Lennon?
Jonah describes the importance of capturing John's energy, mannerisms, and vocal tone, emphasizing the importance of getting into the moment and being present during the scenes.
Celebrating Superman with Jonah Lees
Q: When did you discover the Beatles?
Jonah recalls learning 'Let It Be' on the piano as a child and it being the first song he really connected with by the Beatles, which inspired him greatly in his musical journey.
Celebrating Superman with Neva Howell
Q: What do you think makes Superman a lasting and special character?
Superman signifies hope and kindness, shining a light amidst today's darkness, with a focus on valuing all life.
Celebrating Superman with Dan Jurgens
Q: What were some memorable moments in the latest Superman storyline?
For me, I think one of them is, we get a very small glimpse of Superman's Fortress building up in the Arctic.
Celebrating Superman with Dan Jurgens
Q: Did you watch the new Superman trailer, and how are you feeling about it?
Yes, I feel great about it, although I wish it was coming out a little sooner.

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Cinephile-oriented discussion that shines when guests bring deep film knowledge or creative industry perspective. Episodes feature hosts exploring a mix of classics and contemporary cinema, with a rotating slate of guests including actors, comics writers, and film historians who illuminate production context, character arcs, and industry trends. Listeners likely enjoy thoughtful analysis, behind-the-scenes context, and spirited banter, often anchored by interviews or expert commentary. The show stands out for pairing accessible conversation with rich film history, making it a solid pick for listeners who want both entertainment and educated takes on cinema across eras and genres.

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3. Jonah Lees
4. Neva Howell
5. Tom King
6. Dan Jurgens
7. Phillip Kennedy Johnson
8. Gene Luen Yang

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