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The Hollywood Persona Podcast

The Hollywood Persona Podcast

By: Mitch Burns and Ant Dagesse
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  • THP | Ep. 89 | Special Guest Florence Bruemmer | Final Destination: Bloodlines | Thunderbolts | Babygirl |
    May 28 2025

    In this episode of the Hollywood Persona podcast, Mitch and returning guest Florence discuss the latest box office trends, Final Destination: Bloodlines and Marvels Thunderbolts* (Both in theatres now)

    Florence discusses The Nicole Kidman Sexual Thriller 'Baby Girl' on (streaming on Prime Video), and Mitch talks the movie 'Rust' on VOD now.


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    1 hr
  • THP | Ep.88 | Sinners | The Shrouds | Ugly Stepsister | More
    Apr 29 2025

    Sinners Spoilers @ 16:55


    Summary

    In this episode, Mitch and Ant discuss various topics ranging from Ant's new adventures in trucking to the box office performance of the film 'Sinners'. They delve into a detailed review of 'Sinners', highlighting its themes, characters, and the impact it has made in the horror genre. The conversation also touches on upcoming movies and personal recommendations, providing listeners with insights into the current film landscape.





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    56 mins
  • THP Movie Catch-up| A Minecraft Movie | Black Bag | Electric State | Warfare | The Amateur | The Gorge | Bob Trevino Likes it | The Monkey | Locked | Magazine Dreams | Death of a Unicorn
    Apr 17 2025

    Movies we review/Discuss

    A Minecraft Movie

    Black Bag

    Electric State

    The Amateur

    Warfare

    Locked

    Bob Trevino likes it

    Hell of a summer

    Death of a unicorn

    Woman in the yard

    Magazine dreams

    The assessment

    The Gorge

    The Monkey

    Wolf Man


    Summary


    In this episode, Mitch and Ant catch up on various movies, including the surprising success of the Minecraft movie and the disappointing performance of others like Snow White and Black Bag. Ant shares his career change, which leads to discussions about movie experiences across different states. They delve into box office trends, the impact of Disney remakes, and provide reviews of the Minecraft movie, Black Bag, and Presence, while also critiquing the Electric State for its lack of originality.

    In this conversation, Mitch and Ant delve into recent film critiques, focusing on a variety of new releases and their impressions of Alex Garland's latest work. They discuss the merits and failures of various films, share personal reflections on their experiences with cinema, and touch on mental health topics, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in film. The dialogue flows through critiques of specific movies, recommendations for streaming options, and personal anecdotes that highlight the emotional connection to film.


    Time Stamps

    00:00 Introduction and Movie Catch-Up

    02:56 Ant's Career Change and Movie Goals

    06:08 Box Office Insights and Trends

    08:51 Discussion on Snow White and Disney's Challenges

    11:55 Review of the Minecraft Movie

    14:54 Character Analysis and Performances

    17:56 Black Bag

    28:41 Diving into 'Presence' and Its Reception

    32:51 'The Electric State'

    40:45 'Warfare' and Alex Garland's Vision

    45:22 A Brief Look at 'The Gorge' and Its Flaws

    48:26 Exploring Recent Films and Directors

    51:26 Diving into Survival Thrillers

    54:27 The Art of Contained Thrillers

    58:29 Personal Stories and Mental Health Awareness


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    1 hr and 7 mins

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