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This week on the InSession Film Podcast, Amanda from the Cinema Geeks Podcast joins us to discuss Magic Mike XXL, starring the always handsome Channing Tatum and going off of that, we also discuss our Top 3 Steven Soderbergh films. Soderbergh directed the first film and was the DP on XXL. And finally for our discussion segment this week, we bring back a fan favorite, InSession Confession. - Magic Mike XXL Review (5:35)- Top 3 Steven Soderbergh Films (34:42)- InSession Confession (1:09:00)Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Soundcloud or TuneIn Radio!iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/insession-film-podcast/id605634337Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/insession-filmSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/insession-filmTuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/The-InSession-Film-Podcast-p522717/ Listen Now: http://insessionfilm.com/insession-film-podcasts-listen-now/

On this episode of The McSharroga Cast, your three cinema troubadours riff on the flash auteur behind the Ocean's films and Contagion, Steven Soderbergh. One word, are you in or are you out? Right now.

On this episode of The McSharroga Cast, your three cinema troubadours riff on the flash auteur behind the Ocean's films and Contagion, Steven Soderbergh. One word, are you in or are you out? Right now.

This week on the InSession Film Podcast, using MAGIC MIKE'S LAST DANCE as inspiration, JD and Jay discuss their favorite Steven Soderbergh gems and why he's such a captivating filmmaker. We also answer a few listener questions and talk about the new trailer for THE FLASH!- Steven Soderbergh (3:00) - Listener Q&A (1:05:35) - The Flash trailer (1:25:42)Visit https://insessionfilm.com for march and more!Visit this episode's sponsor: https://koffeekult.com Get 15% OFF with the code: ISFThanks for listening and be sure to subscribe on your podcast app of choice! https://insessionfilm.com/subscribeFollow us on Twitter! @InSessionFilm | @RealJDDuran | @BrendanJCassidy | @ryanmcquade77 | @MrJayLedbetter

From Hammer and Camera: \"In an extra-special podcasting event, we are celebrating our 50th episodiversary by inviting one of the Original Film Warriors, Breht of Rev Left Radio, back onto the pod for a discussion of Steven Soderbergh's CHE (2008). This unconventional biopic, featuring a legendary performance by Benicio del Toro in the title role, is a perfect way to sum up our first quinquagesimal. MAY THERE BE 50 MORE!\" Support Hammer and Camera here: https://www.patreon.com/hammercamera

A shot, a line, a transition, an idea, a font, anything. It's Bolivian spirit dealer and 'the Taylor Swift of Cinema,' a.k.a. Steven Soderbergh... on an all-new SmartLess.This episode was recorded on May 30th, 2023.Please support us by supporting our sponsors.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

" Kafka  is a 1991  mystery   thriller film  directed by  Steven Soderbergh . Ostensibly a  biopic , based on the life of  Franz Kafka , the film blurs the lines between fact and Kafka's fiction (most notably  The Castle  and  The Trial ), creating a  Kafkaesque  atmosphere." - Kafka (film)  via Wikiepedia  

Since 1989 (Sex, Lies & Videotape), filmmaker Steven Soderbergh has been a pioneering voice in American cinema. Part free-wheeling iconoclast, part exacting technician. He joins us this week with the release of his latest film, No Sudden Move (out July 1st via HBO Max). We discuss the challenges of making a movie amid the pandemic (7:35), his ability to push past creative blocks, the importance of 1997's Out of Sight, the seismic impact of his late mentor, Mike Nichols (24:25), and how a formative moviegoing memory (25:28) informed his ideas on the role of storytelling (29:37). Before we go- Steven speaks candidly on the future of movies (36:09) his role in them (40:46).  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Brad Pitt and Steven Soderbergh at Amsterdam Cafe"--Celebrities portrayed in the Media.

Talking to Barry Norman, 26th May 1993

Al personaje de Jude Law, Alan Krumwiede, es un âblogueroâ que no se deja llevar precisamente por la verdad. ¿Es ésta tu opinión sobre las personas que se dedican a dicho oficio? A veces. [Alan] no está ahí para representar a todos los que se dedican a esto; pero tienes que admitir que hay gente que se despierta cada día tratando de causar turbulencia. Además, pienso que él mismo cree realmente en lo que está diciendo; no pienso que sea un típico cínico, a pesar de que no estoy de acuerdo con él. Para él, la información que maneja es auténtica. Lo que sí creo es que actúa con una agenda específica, y que tiende a excluir toda la información que no va de acuerdo con esa agenda. Hay mucha gente que hace eso, y es por lo tanto una voz que resulta necesaria en el argumento de la película.

There's more to the story of 'Ocean's Eleven' director Steven Soderbergh. Find out how he got his start in movies, from the indie film industry, earning two Best Director Oscar nominations and his unusual casting choices.

This week, everyone is back in the War Room. First, Patches shared and Guardian article about Steven Soderbergh bemoaning the state of current “movies for adults” and we wonder if it might not be a little overblown (check out the article here). Then, Katey updates the boys on the new Oscar voting rules (and the likely non-enforcement) before the guys talk about Sinners. Ryan Coogler's movie is making money but is it dun-dun-dun the end of the studio system...somehow?Take a listen, embed and/or download below; for more from all of us, follow on BlueSky! Follow the show (@fitwr.bsky.social), Katey (@kateyrich.bsky.social), Da7e (@da7e.bsky.social),  Patches (@misterpatches.bsky.social), and David (@davidehrlich.bsky.social).Please subscribe on iTunes and KICK US A REVIEW if you like what you hear!FORMAT00:00 - Lightning Round: Best Non-Skywalker2:12 - Intro - Welcome to Episode 508!! Reviews! E-Mail!12:13- Tidbit - Patches Vs. Soderbergh 29:14 - Mini-Segment - Change in Oscar Rules38:38 - Segment 3 - Sinners1:09:11 - Outro

This week, everyone is back in the War Room. First, Patches shared and Guardian article about Steven Soderbergh bemoaning the state of current “movies for adults” and we wonder if it might not be a little overblown (check out the article here). Then, Katey updates the boys on the new Oscar voting rules (and the likely non-enforcement) before the guys talk about Sinners. Ryan Coogler's movie is making money but is it dun-dun-dun the end of the studio system...somehow?Take a listen, embed and/or download below; for more from all of us, follow on BlueSky! Follow the show (@fitwr.bsky.social), Katey (@kateyrich.bsky.social), Da7e (@da7e.bsky.social),  Patches (@misterpatches.bsky.social), and David (@davidehrlich.bsky.social).Please subscribe on iTunes and KICK US A REVIEW if you like what you hear!FORMAT00:00 - Lightning Round: Best Non-Skywalker2:12 - Intro - Welcome to Episode 508!! Reviews! E-Mail!12:13- Tidbit - Patches Vs. Soderbergh 29:14 - Mini-Segment - Change in Oscar Rules38:38 - Segment 3 - Sinners1:09:11 - Outro

This week, everyone is back in the War Room. First, Patches shared and Guardian article about Steven Soderbergh bemoaning the state of current “movies for adults” and we wonder if it might not be a little overblown (check out the article here). Then, Katey updates the boys on the new Oscar voting rules (and the likely non-enforcement) before the guys talk about Sinners. Ryan Coogler's movie is making money but is it dun-dun-dun the end of the studio system...somehow?Take a listen, embed and/or download below; for more from all of us, follow on BlueSky! Follow the show (@fitwr.bsky.social), Katey (@kateyrich.bsky.social), Da7e (@da7e.bsky.social),  Patches (@misterpatches.bsky.social), and David (@davidehrlich.bsky.social).Please subscribe on iTunes and KICK US A REVIEW if you like what you hear!FORMAT00:00 - Lightning Round: Best Non-Skywalker2:12 - Intro - Welcome to Episode 508!! Reviews! E-Mail!12:13- Tidbit - Patches Vs. Soderbergh 29:14 - Mini-Segment - Change in Oscar Rules38:38 - Segment 3 - Sinners1:09:11 - Outro

Winston short film by Steven Soderbergh, taken from the Sex, Lies, and Videotape Criterion Collection laserdisc box set. Video plays twice: once with original audio and then again with commentary from Soderbergh.

Presence (Presence) Al cinema dal: 24 luglio 2025 Presence è un film del 2024 di genere horror, thriller, diretto da Steven Soderbergh, con Lucy Liu, Julia Fox e Chris Sullivan, della durata di 85 minuti, in uscita nei cinema italiani il 24 luglio 2025, distribuito da Lucky Red. Regista: Steven Soderbergh Genere: Horror, Thriller Anno: 2024 Paese: USA Durata: 85 min Data di uscita: 24 luglio 2025 Distribuzione: Lucky Red Presence, il film diretto da Steven Soderbergh, si svolge in una casa dei sobborghi residenziali di una qualsiasi cittadina americana. Ha tutta l'aria di essere un'abitazione comune e anonima in un sobborgo residenziale, schierata accanto alle altre. Quando ad abitarla arriva una nuova famiglia, iniziano a verificarsi eventi sinistri. I nuovi ospiti si convincono che l'abitazione sia abitata da una presenza maligna. La storia non è raccontata dal punto di vista degli esseri umani, ma da quello della misteriosa entità che terrorizza i nuovi arrivati.

Presence (Presence) Al cinema dal: 24 luglio 2025 Presence è un film del 2024 di genere horror, thriller, diretto da Steven Soderbergh, con Lucy Liu, Julia Fox e Chris Sullivan, della durata di 85 minuti, in uscita nei cinema italiani il 24 luglio 2025, distribuito da Lucky Red. Regista: Steven Soderbergh Genere: Horror, Thriller Anno: 2024 Paese: USA Durata: 85 min Data di uscita: 24 luglio 2025 Distribuzione: Lucky Red Presence, il film diretto da Steven Soderbergh, si svolge in una casa dei sobborghi residenziali di una qualsiasi cittadina americana. Ha tutta l'aria di essere un'abitazione comune e anonima in un sobborgo residenziale, schierata accanto alle altre. Quando ad abitarla arriva una nuova famiglia, iniziano a verificarsi eventi sinistri. I nuovi ospiti si convincono che l'abitazione sia abitata da una presenza maligna. La storia non è raccontata dal punto di vista degli esseri umani, ma da quello della misteriosa entità che terrorizza i nuovi arrivati.

This week, Glenn and Daniel check out a pair of thrillers, starting with Blacklight, a Liam Neeson thriller currently only in theaters, which provoked rare agreement that it is one of the worst movies we've ever reviewed on the podcast. Then we found a breath of fresh air with Steven Soderbergh 's Seattle-set (and Seattle-shot) thriller, Kimi , a thoroughly modern take on a Hitchcockian thriller set in the modern, tech-infused, poverty-laden corporate surveillance state in which we live, new on HBO Max. Finally, speaking of Hitchcock, we concluded with the Strangers on a Train of romantic comedies, in which a thoroughly charming Jenny Slate and Charlie Day play a pair of new acquaintances who each conspire to undo the other's recent breakup, with the messy and enjoyable I Want You Back , new on Prime Video (51:41) . May contain NSFW language. FilmWonk rating ( Kimi ): 8 out of 10 FilmWonk rating ( Blacklight ): 2 out of 10 FilmWonk rating ( I Want You Back ): 7.5 out of 10 Show notes: [02:41] Review: Kimi/Blacklight [ 33 :18] Review: I Want You Back Glenn just wrote a 10YA re-evaluation of Liam Neeson in The Grey , a film that improved with age, which made Blacklight even harder to stomach. Kimi prompted us to look up what happened to the Arkansas first-degree murder case that hinged on evience obtained from an Amazon Echo device - the case was eventually dropped due to what prosecutors declared was insufficient evidence to support a murder charge. Derek DelGaudio has a small and important role in Kimi , which gave us a chance to plug his excellent 2021 Hulu special, " Derek DelGaudio's In & Of Itself " . Check out all of our podcasts at FilmWonk.net .

This 2007 audio commentary features director Mike Nichols in conversation with filmmaker Steven Soderbergh.