On this episode of the Reel World Theology Podcast:
We did it! We had a full– and legit– episode on The Meg. Given, it gives us a chance to compare it to other films we may have liked more, but we take the time to explore what The Meg did (and didn’t) do for us along with talk about grief. There is a lot of shark love on this episode along with spoiling as many other films as possible. All in all, this is a fun one. Enjoy!
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Reel World Theology #181 – The Meg and Being Eaten Up By Grief
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This episode’s panel included Amanda Forasteros, JR Forasteros, and James Harleman:
Amanda Forasteros (@aforasteros)
Roller Derby – Ruby’s Revenge
Don’t Split Up Podcast
JR Forasteros (@jrforasteros)
JRForasteros.com
ORDER: Empathy for the Devil
James Harleman (@harlemanic)
www.cinemagogue.com (@cinemagogue)
Popcorn Theology
Podcast Notes and Links:
Reel World Theology Discussion Group
The Meg at IMDB
The Meg at Rotten Tomatoes
The Meg at Metacritic
The Meg Review at Reel World Theology
#181 – The Meg and Being Eaten Up By Grief
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Mikey Fissel(http://www.reelworldtheology.com)
Mikey "Fizz" Fissel is the creator of Reel World Theology, a site much like Redeeming Culture that seeks to explain the reality that movie theaters are modern day pulpits. Fizz currently resides in Greensboro, NC with his wife Laura, son Jon Luke, and a gaggle of amazing friends. When he is not recording podcasts (which he is often doing), he can be found binge watching TV shows, discussing sports, playing music, having people over to his house, taking walks with his wife, and trying to be clever on Facebook. Follow him on Twitter, Letterboxd, or ReelWorldTheology.com.