Movie Reviews and Serious Nonsense, a Podcast from Another Universe with your hosts Greg Dyro and Tom Burka. They love to talk about movies and Streaming TV content. And on occasion speak with the creators of some of your favorite forms of entertainment. If you have a great idea for an interview they would love to hear about that person. If you have a favorite movie or streaming show real or not yet imagined they would love to hear about that even more.
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Past Hits & Future Flicks
Join Greg and Tom for a lively discussion on our podcast, where we dive into movies from the past and exciting upcoming films. In this episode, we explore potential cinematic adaptations of beloved sci-fi books like Andy Weir’s “Artemis.” From classic hits to future favorites, join us as we share our thoughts on the latest movies and TV shows that have us buzzing with excitement.
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We tend to ramble a bit but eventually we get to the second act and even sometimes take it all the way to the final third act. Our thoughts are always relevant but at times maybe a bit like fog used to add a little bit of texture to the interior scene in a film. We invite you to join us in this alternate world of cinema.
The last 6 episodes
Past Hits & Future Flicks
Join Greg and Tom for a lively discussion on our podcast, where we dive into movies from the past and exciting upcoming films. In this episode, we explore potential cinematic adaptations of beloved sci-fi books like Andy Weir’s “Artemis.” From classic hits to future favorites, join us as we share our thoughts on the latest
Fantastic Voyage & today’s Fall Out
Step into the immersive world of cinematic wonder with Greg and Tom in this captivating episode of Movie Reviews and Serious Nonsense. Join them as they embark on a thrilling exploration of the timeless classic, “Fantastic Voyage” (1966), and venture into the boundless realm of speculative fiction. In this dive into “Fantastic Voyage,” Greg and
3 Body Problem
Greg and Tom discuss the new NETFLIX series 3 Body Problem.We talk about the series and our impressions of the production. Along with some other invaluable nonsense like Tom’s reading of the Audible Book Ping Pong Diplomacy and what else we are watching this week. All of this hours before the Solar Eclipse of April
Award Season
In this episode, we delve into the Hollywood Award season. Greg ventures to Hollywood for the Publicists awards while Tom observes from New York. Our conversation spans topics such as Dune 2, The Oscars, SAG awards, and the enchanting world of the Magic Castle. We eagerly await your listener comments and feedback. Hosts: Greg and
The Hollywood Writers Strike
Tom and Greg talk about the Hollywood Writers Strike with their guest Ron Barbagallo who lives a stone’s throw away from Warner Bros. Studio in Burbank We did not write this episode in solidarity to the writers on strike: That’s why our podcast is not as professional as it should be, because it has not
Streaming TV shows and Awards season
Greg and Tom discuss some recent streaming TV shows and the awards season. We discuss Tim Russ and his appearance on “Star Trek Picard” as well as our friend Ron Barbagallo. Joel Silver somehow enters our discussion about Dead as a Door Nail. Oh and Tom gets into the new “Perry Mason”. A
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Meet Your Hosts
Educated in the the sometimes Dark Art of photo chemical light responsive materials in Maine. Greg has been working in Hollywood for the last 25 years.
Greg started his association with Motion Pictures in the 7th grade in New England followed by 18 months in Cuba making Super-8mm films 3 minutes at a time. He only recently got involved in Podcasting with his movie making pal from the 1970’s Tom Burka.
Greg is the former Director of the Warner Bros. Studio Facilities Photo Lab and now lives with his wife in the foothills of the Tortolito Mountains in Southern Arizona.
In the alternate Universe he was the chief architect of the U.S. move to the metric system. He was only successful in this Universe with his work on convincing Elon Musk to reach for the Stars or at least Mars. He worked as a consulting subcontractor on the roll out of the European Euro but demanded his compensation in Bitcoin.
History will always record him as “An Extraordinary Gentleman”
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