Episode 44 - Dragons Forever
The time has come! This is the moment Troy has been waiting for! It’s the Jackie Chan episode! To celebrate the man, the myth, and the legend, Not A Bomb is discussing 1988’s action/comedy - Dragons Forever. Known as the last film of “The Three Dragons”, Dragons Forever was seen as a box office failure when compared to the trio’s other films and didn’t live up to the studio’s expectations. Also, audiences weren’t crazy about Sammo, Jackie and Yuen playing against their traditional film personas.
Not A Bomb couldn’t tackle such a hard hitting film like Dragons Forever on our own, so we brought in our stuntman correspondent - Jose. Listen as Troy swoons over everything Jackie Chan, Brad makes some really bad jokes, and Jose gives a history lesson on Hong Kong cinema.
Dragons Forever is directed by Sammo Hung and Corey Yuen and stars Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao, Deannie Yip, Pauline Yeung, and Crystal Kwok.
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The time has come! This is the moment Troy has been waiting for! It’s the Jackie Chan episode! To celebrate the man, the myth, and the legend, Not A Bomb is discussing 1988’s action/comedy - Dragons Forever. Known as the last film of “The Three Dragons”, Dragons Forever was seen as a box office failure when compared to the trio’s other films and didn’t live up to the studio’s expectations. Also, audiences weren’t crazy about Sammo, Jackie and Yuen playing against their traditional film personas.
Not A Bomb couldn’t tackle such a hard hitting film like Dragons Forever on our own, so we brought in our stuntman correspondent - Jose. Listen as Troy swoons over everything Jackie Chan, Brad makes some really bad jokes, and Jose gives a history lesson on Hong Kong cinema.
Dragons Forever is directed by Sammo Hung and Corey Yuen and stars Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao, Deannie Yip, Pauline Yeung, and Crystal Kwok.
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Episode 43 - 47 Ronin
Hey Bomb Crew, welcome back to Not A Bomb and episode 43 - The Fall…wait no 47 Ronin. Due to The Fall’s lack of streaming presence, Not A Bomb called an audible on this episode and will be discussing 2013’s Samurai/Ronin Fantasy epic by first time director Carl Rinsch. Universal’s answer to The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit series, 47 Ronin is a fictional retelling of the real-life Ronin of the 18th century who avenged the death of the master by confronting his rival.
This film was greenlit with an initial production budget of $175 million and was a vehicle for first time director, Carl Rincsh. That’s right! Businessmen thought it was a good idea to hand a blank check to a director who had only completed four short films prior to directing this film. But hey, 47 Ronin gives Troy and Brad an excuse to talk about samurai, Keanu Reeves, Mortal Kombat, and Kurosawa.
47 Ronin is directed by Carl Rinsch, and stars Keanu Reeves. Hiroyuki Sanada, Tadanobu Asano, Rinko Kikuchi, and Ko Shibasaki.
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Hey Bomb Crew, welcome back to Not A Bomb and episode 43 - The Fall…wait no 47 Ronin. Due to The Fall’s lack of streaming presence, Not A Bomb called an audible on this episode and will be discussing 2013’s Samurai/Ronin Fantasy epic by first time director Carl Rinsch. Universal’s answer to The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit series, 47 Ronin is a fictional retelling of the real-life Ronin of the 18th century who avenged the death of the master by confronting his rival.
This film was greenlit with an initial production budget of $175 million and was a vehicle for first time director, Carl Rincsh. That’s right! Businessmen thought it was a good idea to hand a blank check to a director who had only completed four short films prior to directing this film. But hey, 47 Ronin gives Troy and Brad an excuse to talk about samurai, Keanu Reeves, Mortal Kombat, and Kurosawa.
47 Ronin is directed by Carl Rinsch, and stars Keanu Reeves. Hiroyuki Sanada, Tadanobu Asano, Rinko Kikuchi, and Ko Shibasaki.
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Episode 42 - Quick Change
Welcome Back, bombers! On this listener requested episode of Not a Bomb, Troy and Brad tackle their first heist movie, 1990’s Quick Change. Notable for being Bill Murray’s directorial debut, Quick Change finds Bill Murray and crew pulling off a daring heist and then trying to escape New York City. This box office bomb failed to recoup it's $17 million production budget, but critics and audiences alike hail the performance of Bill Murray.
Listen as Troy and Brad discuss the wonders of mechanical keyboards, seasonal allergies, the sexiness of Stanley Tucci, Jackie Chan’s directing output, Christmas Vacation vs. Independence Day, and whether Jason Robards is the greatest actor of all time.
Quick Change is co-directed by Howard Franklin and Bill Murray, and stars Bill Murray, Geena Davis, Randy Quaid, and Jason Robards.
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Welcome Back, bombers! On this listener requested episode of Not a Bomb, Troy and Brad tackle their first heist movie, 1990’s Quick Change. Notable for being Bill Murray’s directorial debut, Quick Change finds Bill Murray and crew pulling off a daring heist and then trying to escape New York City. This box office bomb failed to recoup it's $17 million production budget, but critics and audiences alike hail the performance of Bill Murray.
Listen as Troy and Brad discuss the wonders of mechanical keyboards, seasonal allergies, the sexiness of Stanley Tucci, Jackie Chan’s directing output, Christmas Vacation vs. Independence Day, and whether Jason Robards is the greatest actor of all time.
Quick Change is co-directed by Howard Franklin and Bill Murray, and stars Bill Murray, Geena Davis, Randy Quaid, and Jason Robards.
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If you want to leave feedback or suggest a movie bomb, please drop us a line at NotABombPod@gmail.com. Also, if you like what you hear, leave a review on Apple Podcast.