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Thursday, 30 October 2014

Vote!!!

Noirvember is coming and the Chicks with Accents are celebrating! But we need your help this time. We've shortlisted a neo-noir from every decade since the 60s and you get to pick the one we talk about in our next episode.

So come on guys, vote! Pleaaassseeee!!

In the meantime, you guys can also check out our latest episode on our favourite horror films.

Saturday, 17 May 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 26

Now that the podcast is 1 year old, Mette, Sofia and I have decided to shake things up a bit. The episodes will now be available directly in the podcast's new site .

In this episode, we go all scary monsters and super creeps on you as we celebrate the release of Godzilla with 3 monster movies. Enjoy!

Listen: Episode 26- Scary Monsters

Thursday, 8 May 2014

Across the Universe Podcast- IT'S OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY

Holy crap, it's been a year since the first episode, This Could Be the Start of Something Big, of our Across the Universe Podcast! My fellow chicks with accents, Mette and Sofia, and I could not be prouder of what we have accomplished or more excited for our journey ahead. Thank you to everyone who has listened to and supported our little international podcast throughout this last year.

To celebrate our first anniversary, we have come up with new ways to make our show more accessible and also to improve it.

You can now follow our Across The Universe Wordpress Blog and get all the updates on the show.
ALL our episodes are free to download and listen henceforth. Woo hoo!
We are also going to change the structure of the show a bit and make it shorter.
We totally have a Youtube channel (!) now where we will upload the trailers (!!) of all the upcoming episodes.
And finally, there is a new podcast trailer :)

Thank you all once again. Here's to many more such anniversaries :D

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Thursday, 1 May 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 25

Episode 25: Movies People Hate That We Love

Heyyy look at that- we've reached our quarter of a century mark! Yay!

So to celebrate, we decided to show you guys just how bad our tastes can get sometimes (and by bad, I mean awesome) as we discuss some of our favourite movies that aren't as well-liked. Joining Sofia, Mette and me is our guest Cherokee from Can You Dig It?. It's a fun episode and we hope you like it.

Side note: isn't this our film-nerdiest banner yet?

Content:

00:21- Chick-chatter

03:28- Trailer

04:05- Guest questionnaire

14:03- The chicks and Cherokee list their favourite films that are hated by most people

1:05:24- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Guest's choice- Gmcfosho "Comeupoutdawahta"

Meryl Streep "Mamma Mia!"

Rufus Wainwright "Across The Universe"

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Download episodes from: Our Dropbox page

Thursday, 17 April 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 24

Episode 24: Captain America: The Winter Soldier

In this episode, Mette, Sofia and I talk about the newest Marvel offering, Captain America: The Winter Soldier. It's a super fun episode as we introduce a new feature, the uber-sophisticated game of "Fuck, Marry, Kill". As you can guess, we giggle the hell out of this episode but it's a fun one. We hope you enjoy it :)

Content:

00:43: Chick-chatter
03:24: Trailer
03:55: Interesting Movie of the Fortnight
17:03: Main discussion on Captain America: The Winter Soldier
55:40: Fuck, Marry, Kill: Superhero edition
1:10:35: Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

David Zippel and Alan Menken "Star Spangled Man"

Marvin Gaye "Trouble Man"

Rufus Wainwright "Across The Universe"

Thursday, 3 April 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 23

Episode 23: Belle de Jour

For the first time ever, the chicks with accents aka Sofia, Mette and your truly let the listeners decide what movie did they want us to discuss in our latest episode and *obviously* they choose the foreign movie with a female protagonist. I kid of course. Belle de Jour is a fascinating movie and all three of us had quite a lot to say about it, from its themes to its sexuality to its fashion. I hope you enjoy :)

Content:

00:30- Chick-chatter
03:09- Trailer
03:50- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight
16:53- The chicks discuss the Listeners' Choice, Belle de Jour (1967)
43:53- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:
Amy Winehouse "You Know That I'm No Good"
Lykke Li "Get Some"
Rufus Wainwright "Across The Universe"

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Thursday, 20 March 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 22

Episode 22: Teenage Dream

In this episode, we celebrate Mette's and Sofia's birthdays by talking about some iconic/musical/cheesy teen movies. So put on your dancing shoes, your cool leather jacket and some really awful 80s headgear (preferably with an insect on it) and listen up!

Content:

00:33- Chick-chatter

02:32- Trailer

03:12- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight

14:02- The chicks discuss High School Musical (2006)

26:09- The chicks discuss Rebel Without a Cause (1955)

38:09- The chicks discuss Girls Just Want to Have Fun (1985)

48:08- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Fun. feat. Janelle Monáe "We Are Young"
Katy Perry "Teenage Dream"
Rufus Wainwright "Across The Universe"

Friday, 7 March 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 21

Episode 21: Make 'Em Laugh

We were supposed to post this episode last Wednesday but unfortunately, all three of us found ourselves suddenly very busy and were simply unable to edit it. We are all very sorry about that, especially to our guest Vern from The Vern's Video Vortex and erstwhile Video Vanguard (which actually shut down before our episode aired so yes, we suck) who was so great and funny. Please listen to our episode in spite of our delay and the length (it's our episode longest yet) because it really is fun.

We will make a sincere effort to not repeat this incident again.

Content:

1:02- Chick chatter with fellow host chicks- Mette and Sofia

3:25- Trailer

3:42- Guest questionnaire
15:44- The chicks and Vern list their top 3 comedy movies
1:30:48- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:
The Vern sings a special song for the Across the Universe Podcast
Donald O' Connor "Make 'Em Laugh
Rufus Wainright "Across The Universe"

Thursday, 13 February 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 20

Episode 20: Let's Fall in Love

Birds do it, bees do it etcetera etcetera... It's Valentine's Day! Well, almost. And to celebrate, Mette, Sofia and yours truly look at some unconventional films about love in this episode.

We also have a special Interesting Movie of the Fortnight feature this time 'round, along with a new, shorter format.

Enjoy. Fall in love. Whatever.

Content:

0:27- Chick-chatter

3:49- Trailer

4:50- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight

12:40- The chicks discuss Harold and Maude (1971)

20:47- The chicks discuss Last Night (2010)

32:57- The chicks discuss Bright Star (2009)

43:34- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Ella Fitzgerald "Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love)"

Amy Adams and Lee Pace "If I Didn't Care"

Fiona Apple "Across The Universe"

Follow us at: facebook.com/acrosstheuniversepodcast
Write to us at: acrosstheuniversepodcast@gmail.com
Find us on iTunes: search for Across the Universe Podcast

Listen to us on: Stitcher Radio
Download episodes from: Our Dropbox page

Thursday, 30 January 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 19

Episode 19: And the Award Goes To

Though the 86th Academy Awards nominations were announced over ten days ago, people are still excited. Just this morning, the original song "Alone Yet Not Alone" got its nomination revoked.

Listen as Sofia, Mette and I discuss the majority of the nominations. We talk snubs, wishes, people who should win and who will win and there's a fair amount of dissing as well.

There is no Interesting Movie of the Fortnight in this episode because it is a fairly long episode as it is. It will be back from our next episode :)

Content:

0:22- Chick-chatter

3:18- Trailer

3:47- Introduction to the Awards

5:25- Awards Ceremony/ Main discussion on the 86th Academy Awards nominations

1:24:15- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Karen O "Moon Song"

Idina Menzel "Let It Go"

Fiona Apple "Across The Universe"

Wednesday, 22 January 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 18

Episode 18: Sell Me This Movie

Guess who thought that she had published this post? Exams I tell ya'!!!!!!

Anyways, in this episode, Sofia, Mette and I basically fangirled over Martin Scorsese's newest, The Wolf of Wall Street.

Note: People who a) do not like the sound of my voice, b) do not like Leonardo DiCaprio, c) or aren't really fond of listening to three adult women freak out about Leonardo DiCaprio, this episode *might* not be for you. Everyone else, enjoy!

Content:

0:23- Chick-chatter (and mini-rant. People can forward to the next bit if they don't want to listen)

3:35- Trailer

4:13- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight

20:19- Main discussion on WoWS

1:11:28- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Smokestack Lightnin' "Howlin' Wolf"
Jimmy Castor "Hey Leroy, Your Mama's Callin' You"
Fiona Apple "Across The Universe"

Thursday, 2 January 2014

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 17

Episode 17: New Year 2014

Sofia, Mette and I welcome the awesome Stevee Taylor of Cinematic Paradox to our New Year episode in which we list down our favourite non-2013 films we saw in 2013. We also find our more about Stevee through our mini-questionnaire.

This is quite a giggly episode with a lot of witty (well, we hope) banter so you have been warned ;-)

Content:

0:21- Chick-chatter

3:40- Trailer

4:11- The Guest Questionnaire

11:14- The chicks and Stevee list each of their Top 3 non-2013 films

1:10:04- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Guest's choice- Lorde "Royals"

Nik's favourite song of 2013- Arctic Monkeys "Do I Wanna Know"

Sofia's favourite song of 2013- Lonely Island "Spring Break Anthem"

Mette's favourite song of 2013- David Bowie "The Next Day"

Fiona Apple "Across The Universe"

Thursday, 19 December 2013

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 16

Episode 16: Jingle Bell Rock

Holiday cheer is in the air and the chicks with accents, that is Mette, Sofia and yours truly, bring you our Christmas episode. In it, we talk about three of our favourite Christmas movies and also discuss our Interesting Movies of the Fortnight. So listen in and join the fun!

Contents:

0:14- Chick-chatter

2:34- Trailer

3:08- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight

25:21- The chicks discuss Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)

39:18- The chicks discuss The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

50:49- The chicks discuss The Shop Around the Corner (1940)

1:05:12- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Kanye West "Bound 2"

Mean Girls "Jingle Bell Rock"

Fiona Apple "Across The Universe"

Thursday, 5 December 2013

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 15

Episode 15: Catching Fire

One of the best sequels of our time? Well, listen in and find out as Mette, Sofia and I talk about the much anticipated sequel to The Hunger Games, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and dissect it and its themes and messages and how cute was Finnick Odair really? We also answer a mini questionnaire about book-to-movie adaptations and our thoughts on them.

Content:

0:19- Chick-chatter

1:50- Trailer

2:32- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight

18:46- The chicks talk about The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

40:43- Mini questionnaire on book-to-movie adaptations

57:20- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Of Monsters and Men "Silhouettes"

Sia (Feat. The Weeknd and Diplo) "Elastic Heart"

Jim Sturgess "Across The Universe"

Thursday, 21 November 2013

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 14

Episode 14: Noirvember

In this episode, Mette, Sofia and I look at some classic film noirs to celebrate Noirvember that has been started by the awesome Marya Gates. Listen as we discuss our favourite cynical morally conflicted heroes, the untrustworthy dames in their lives, the beautiful low-key lit black and white and everything else noir.

I must also apologise here for sounding very dazed throughout the episode. As you will find out when you listen, I was recording after a very hectic week. Apologies to all.

Contents:

0:19- Chick-chatter

2:57- Trailer

3:19- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight

22:05- The chicks discuss The Maltese Falcon (1941)

35:53- The chicks discuss Sweet Smell of Success (1957)

48:07- The chicks discuss Sunset Blvd. (1950)

1:16:28- Plugs and Goodbyes

Music:

Artie Shaw "Nightmare"

The Velvet Underground "Femme Fatale"

Jim Sturgess "Across The Universe"

Thursday, 7 November 2013

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 13

Episode 13: Give Life Back to Music

In this episode, Sofia, Mette and I welcome our first guest on the podcast, Ryan McNeil from The Matinee. Having observed Ryan's affinity towards music, we went with a related theme in mind. Listen as we count down our favourite music-related films that aren't musicals. Also, we get to know our guest better with a little questionnaire.

We must apologise for the few technical hitches in the episode. The geographical distance and my awful new headphones that I promise you won't hear from from the next episode onwards, are to blame. In spite of that, we had great fun recording the episode and we hope to get more guests on the show soon.

Finally, a big thank you to Ryan for being such a gracious guest.

Contents:

0:26- Chick (and guy) Chatter

2:53- Trailer

3:52- The Guest Questionnaire

15:15- The chicks and Ryan list each of their Top 3 Music-related Movies

1:06:10- Feedback on the Topic

1:10:11- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Guest's choice- Metric "Black Sheep"

Daft Punk "Give Life Back To Music"

Music from our number 1 Music-related Movies

Jim Sturgess "Across The Universe"

Wednesday, 30 October 2013

Thoughts

1) Remember when I had intended to embark on a "Crazy Nikhat Month" earlier this year (yeah, that totally happened), and I had asked you guys to suggest crazy disturbing but essential movies for me to watch? Josh had recommended Dogtooth and Alps, both directed by Greek director Yorgos Lanthinos. Even though I gave up on this month after Eraserhead (yikes!), I did watch both of Lanthinos's films and really liked them. Last week, it was announced that he is going to make his first English feature called The Lobster. The synopsis is really interesting-

"An unconventional love story set in a dystopian near future where single people, according to the rules of the Town, are arrested and transferred to the Hotel. There they are obliged to find a matching mate in 45 days. If they fail, they are transformed into an animal of their choosing and released into the woods. A desperate Man escapes from the Hotel to the Woods where the Loners live and there he falls in love, although it’s against their rules."

The cast also is very impressive. Jason Clarke, Ben Whishaw, Lea Seydoux, Olivia Coleman, Ariane Labed and Angeliki Papoulia are all going to star in the film. Here is what the director had to say about the film-

"The Lobster is a story about love, without being a conventional love story. It observes the ways and reasons certain people come together to form couples, while others don’t. It is a story about the terrifying effects of solitude, the fear of dying alone, the fear of living alone and, above all, the fear of living with someone. Forcing ourselves to like someone is one kind of suffering; trying to find someone we really like is a different sort of suffering. The Lobster tries to discover synonyms for love in words such as fear, norms, deadlines, matching, synchronicity, naivety, prosperity and lies."

2) Is it me or are there suddenly a lot of biopics being announced? There is the Stephen Frear's helmed Lance Amstrong biopic with Ben Foster in the lead role. There is already an official image that has been released. The film also stars Chris O'Dowd, Guillaume Canet and Breaking Bad's creeptastic Jesse Plemons. Next, Tom Hardy will play Elton John in Rocketman. Did anyone see this coming? I honestly did not. It is being written by Billy Elliot's writer Lee Hall and has been described as a bigraphical musical fantasy with hyper-visuals and a non-linear storyline. But with Hardy joining this project, he has had to drop out of a few. Everest, which is going to be directed by Doug Liman, earlier had Hardy playing climber George Mallory but now that he has dropped out, Benedict Cumberbatch is in talks to be the replacement. And for the role of George Finch, actors such as James McAvoy, Tom Hiddleston, Henry Cavill, Dan Stevens, Matthew Goode and Jim Sturgess and a couple of others are being considered. All I can say is wowsers, this might become my dream movie! All the beautiful British men unite! Finally, Emile Hirsch is going to play John Belushi in a biopic about the doomed comedian. It will be directed by Steve Conrad who wrote The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Again, I did not expect that but I do love Hirsch and he needs to come in more movies.

3) So Tim Burton had finally gotten back into everyone's good graces with the announcement of Big Eyes, but alas, it wasn't to last. He is going to make a sequel to Beetlejuice that will be set 26 years after the original. WHYYYYYYY?!!!!!! Michael Keaton has already agreed to star. The only way I can condone this movie is if Burton casts Winona Ryder too. She was the all-black-wearing morbid heart and soul of the first one and I have been waiting for her comeback for forever. Do it, Burton!

4) Craig Roberts is going to star in 22 Jump Street, the sequel to the surprisingly fun 21 Jump Street 2012 remake. Both Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill are returning to reprise their roles and this time around, they will be going undercover to a college. I adored Roberts in Submarine and Skins: Rise so this is good news.

5) Woody Allen's next film is going to be called Magic in the Moonlight. There isn't much info on it yet except that it is set in the south of Fraance, it is a romcom which spans 20 years, presumably during the 20s and 30s. The cast is led by Colin Firth and Emma Stone and also stars Marcia Gay Harden and Jacki Weaver. The first official image has been released and I must say, all of this looks very promising. Stone seems perfectly suited to be a comic lead in Woody's movies and here's hoping this isn't another Jesse Eisenberg-To Rome With Love deal. I still haven't seen Blue Jasmine because India is a crazy place but yes, Woody forever.

6) They found a new Christian Grey! I don't know why I have this need to keep posting about this movie but the whole thing still seems so unlikely, I just want to see where they go with it. Anyways, Jamie Dornan will play the complicated perv and True Blood's Luke Grimes will play his brother. I actually really approve of both these casting choices. If anything, I will watch this movie for hot men and these two totally are. Dornan played Kirsten Dunst's sexy beau in Marie Antoinette and Grimes plays the dreamy vampire James in True Blood.

7) Sherlock series 3 will come out on January 19th, 2014. CURSESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!! So much waiting :'(

8) So Paul McCartney's new video is fucking bonkers. Not only is it shot in Abbey Road studios, but it has like a million famous people. They just keep coming!

a) Johnny Depp needs to start looking sexy in his films again because that man has the bone structure of a god.

b) Meryl Streep is the bestest.

c) Chris Pine looks so happy just to be there. Seriously, this-

He's like an introvert trying to socialise at a cool party. One of us! One of us!

9) Pixar's next, The Good Dinosaur, has a first poster out. It *is* very Dreamworks-y, but whatever, I love Pixar. The story is set in a sort of alternative universe where the meteors that destroyed the dinosaurs actually never came and the dinosaurs are still there and they have become farmers and are trying to kill little bugs on their land, which are actually cavemen. Dawww.

10) The next Across the Universe Podcast episode will be the first time we have a guest on. Ryan from The Matinee will be our first visitor from across the universe, so to speak. We will be talking about our Favourite Music-related Movies (excluding musicals). We would love to hear some of yours which we will mention in the episode depending on the amount of responses we get. Do comment below!

11) Trailers- The teaser to Doctor Who's 50th Anniversary special "The Day of the Doctor" is finally here! It literally just teases and gives nothing away but god, I missed Eleven :( Zac Efron, Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan and Imogen Poots star in The Awkward Moment. It's a rather random red-band trailer to a rather random movie but I have a new-found appreciation for Efron so I shall give it a go. The Immigrant boasts of a very incredible cast- Marion Cotillard, Joaquin Phoenix and Jeremy Renner. The period settings don't hurt either. The trailer is interesting enough. X-Men: Days of Future Past finally has a trailer out. First of all, the Hans Zimmer score in the trailer, though setting its mood in everyway, isn't really a good thing. Ask Man of Steel. That worked for the Dark Knight trilogy and I am scared that Bryan Singer might end up Nolan-ifying this. Why can't everyone just be happy? Secondly, I am actually very skeptical about this film. It has a tad too many people, like 5 normal ensembles in one and I don't know how well Singer can pull it off. Thirdly, I will *obviously* watch this film because McFassyMan or McManBender or whatever you call it but I am not keeping my hopes up for you know, the story and execution and all that important stuff. Just give me the gorgeous men. In direct contrast to this, I actually think Captain America: The Winter Soldier looks great. The first film was unique with its period settings and I think this one will also be unconventional due to the spy and government angle. And then there is THIS. God bless Tumblr. My favourite trailer this week is actually not a real trailer at all, but I wish it was! The Midnight Coterie of Sinister Intruders is just perfect. I love Edward Norton.

12) I know I have already spoken about Masters of Sex but I saw its opening credits for the first time today and they are fucking fantastic! They are probably my favourite since True Blood. Everyone please watch the show. All the actors are just killing it.

13) Finally, God bless Tumblr x 1000000000000000000-

Everyone who read it in the original Mean Girl voices are as cool as Glen Coco!

Everyone who tried to imagine the Game of Thrones actors saying the lines just got punched in the face by Regina George!

Byeeeeeeeee.

Thursday, 24 October 2013

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 12

Episode 12: Awkward Movie Viewing Moments

This week, Mette, Sofia and I look at some of our most embarrassing and/or weirdest moments while watching movies.

I must also apologise for the terrible sound on my side. I bought a new headset in hopes of becoming louder but that obviously backfired. Apart from that little problem, I do hope you like our episode.

Content:

0:19- Chick-chatter

2:55- Trailers

3:42- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight

32:38- The chicks share their Top 3 Awkward Movie Viewing Moments

1:07:15- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

Lord Kitchener "London Is the Place For Me"
Josh Houde "The Awkward Song"
Jim Sturgess "Across The Universe"

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The article I plugged in the episode- Alcohol, Withnail and Gary King

Wednesday, 9 October 2013

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 11

Episode 11: Ground Control to Major Tom

Since EVERYONE is talking about Gravity, Sofia, Mette and I take up the topic of science fiction movies in this episode. We discuss three sci-fi classics that have been chosen by each of us and also talk about our Interesting Movie of the Fortnight.

This is one of our favourite recording experiences so far and we hope you like it too :)

Content:

0:33- Chick-chatter

3:37- Trailers

4:13- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight

24:43- The chicks discuss Blade Runner (1862)

40:23- The chicks discuss Sleeper (1973)

47:26- The chicks discuss 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

1:06:17- Plugs and Goodbyes

Songs:

David Bowie "Space Oddity"

Richard O'Brien "Science Fiction/Double Feature"

Jim Sturgess "Across The Universe"

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Friday, 27 September 2013

Across the Universe Podcast: Episode 10

Episode 10: I Want Candy

Hi guys! We apologise for being slightly late with our newest episode, but heyyy look! It's our 10th episode!! How quickly does time fly etc.? I'm kidding of course. This little podcast has taken a lot of effort and scheduling and whatnot but my fellow chicks with accents, Mette and Sofia, and all the support from the blogging community have made it an immensely fun and rewarding ride so far.

To celebrate, we discuss the career of one of our most favourite directors, the gorgeous Sofia Coppola. It's a bit long and messy, but it won't be Across the Universe Podcast without it! Enjoy!

Content:
00:27- Chick Chatter
02:45- Trailer
03:19- Interesting Movie of the Fortnight
21:37- Coppola Time
1:16:27- Plus and Goodbyes

Music:

Bow Wow Wow "I Want Candy"
Azealia Banks feat. Lazy Jay "212"
Cilla Black "Across The Universe"

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