IMC 036 - Going Green 48 Style

It's 2011 and Ultimatum has signed up for another 48 Hour Film competition! The 48 Go Green is coming in February, and it should prove to be another adventure.

Voting is ending for Hibiscus in the National Film Challenge. Please rate our movie before it's too late!

We're recording the podcast in a whole new way (and the sound is awful... sorry... again).

Schmollywood:

Spider-man gets gilttery

Star Trek 2 has no script or director... but it's in 3D!!!

Jay's Hobbit update of the week

Think How I Think:

The Fighter,

True Grit, &

Black Swan

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IMC 025 - The Making of M vs W

Ultimatum finishes shooting the new movie M vs W. We talk about our experiences with our new camera and equipment.

We take a trip to Roswell, NM to get some b-roll at the UFO festival. Met some aliens and other talent.

Last preparations for the 48 hour film challenge.

Schmollywood:

MGM finally takes out 007.

Our newest Spider-man is cast... until the next reboot.

Netflix is getting even bigger.

Think How I Think:

The Last Airbender

Dennis guests hosts.

IMC 008 - Writing for Hollywood, Lovely Bones, and the Golden Globe scam

Our friend Scotty from Trifecta+ tells us about writing a Hollywood screenplay, and his award winning short Sweetie. Think How I Think: We talk about Peter Jackson's perplexing Lovely Bones, and Ebert even weighs in. Schmollywood: Are the Golden Globes even the slightest bit legitimate? Lots of sequel news; Paranormal Activity, Spider-man, Scream, and even Sleeping Beauty. MacGruber trailer reactions.

IMC 007 - Our Movie is FUBAR, Spider-man is a mess, and Parnassus FTW

Ultimatum's newest movie falls apart before it was even able to shoot. This episode follows all of our emotions from anger, to despair, and back up to inspired. (Don't forget to rate us on Podcast Alley). Schmollywood: We talk about Spider-man's alleged re-boot. Phantom Menace get an amazing 70 minute review, and George Lucas is delusional. Trailer reaction for The A-Team. Think How I Think: We review The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus and get inspired by Terry Gilliam's persistence (and his advice).