Filmcore Film Fights Ep. 2

In this episode of the Filmcore Film Fights podcast, the hosts discuss three films: Chicken Little, Hacksaw Ridge, and Doctor Strange. They begin by giving an update on their podcast schedule and plans for Filmcore Digital. They also discuss their Halloween experiences and the early start of Christmas decorations. The hosts then dive into the box office performance of the three films. Chicken Little, released in 2005, had a budget of $40 million and made $314 million worldwide. Doctor Strange, released in 2016, had a budget of $165 million and made $677 million worldwide. Hacksaw Ridge, released in 2016, had a budget of $40 million and made $180 million worldwide. The hosts also mention the recent passing of Matthew Perry and share their thoughts on his acting career. They briefly discuss the trend of Christmas decorations appearing immediately after Halloween. The episode concludes with the hosts comparing the critic and audience scores for each film on Rotten Tomatoes. Chicken Little received mixed reviews, Doctor Strange had positive reviews, and Hacksaw Ridge received critical acclaim. The hosts encourage listeners to follow Filmcore Digital on various social media platforms and participate in the polls on the Filmcore Cast Facebook page. They tease the upcoming episode, which will feature films released on November 18th. The episode ends with a farewell and a promise to return for the next episode. TOPICS DISCUSSED: - Halloween experiences and early Christmas decorations - Box office performance and budgets of Chicken Little, Doctor Strange, and Hacksaw Ridge - Voting for the favorite film of the week - Matthew Perry's passing - Critic and audience scores on Rotten Tomatoes - Future plans for Filmore Digital KEY TAKEAWAYS: - Chicken Little, despite mixed reviews, was a commercial success - Doctor Strange was praised for its introduction of the character and visual effects - Hacksaw Ridge received critical acclaim for its historical setting and storytelling - Filmcore Digital is undergoing a rebranding process - Listeners are encouraged to participate in polls on the Filmcore Cast Facebook page