Talking Smit About Film

With this year's awards season coming to its conclusion last night, (a very sleep deprived) Jack recaps the key headlines to come from the Golden Globes right up to the Oscars - with a little detour to chat about the Razzies too.

With the Oscars looming large, it was about time we brought the old girl back. Jack Smit is back behind a microphone, and while we won't be in-vision as much, the podcast is coming home.

This episode is best enjoyed in video form on Spotify. 250 subscribers on the YouTube channel naturally means the soft launch for a new series. Why a soft launch? Well, Jack filmed his reaction to the Oppenheimer teaser trailer, and the powers that be at Universal don't want you to see it because it *apparently* doesn't constitute fair use. So using the video podcast medium, we put it on here instead.

In the first rant for a considerable amount of time (and not because of the film's quality), Jack Smit looks at Doctor Strange in the Madness of the Multiverse without dropping a single spoiler.

No bells, no whistles - just the reviews you know and love. On this mini episode, Jack reviews The Lost City.

Handbags quite literally met gladrags last night as Hollywood descended upon the Dolby Theatre for this year's Oscars - and it's not just because of THAT punch from Will Smith. Having pulled the all-nighter, Jack's here to break down what happened at a very, well, eventful ceremony. #BringingCinemaCloser #Oscars Bring Cinema Closer Across Social Media https://www.thejacksmit.comhttps://discord.gg/Z7FFYvJhttps://podfollow.com/talkingsmitabohttps://podfollow.com/rippedtickethttps://www.instagram.com/SmitOnFilmhttps://www.facebook.com/SmitOnFilm/https://www.twitter.com/thejacksmit

For the final time this awards season, the podcast and YouTube worlds collide to preview a major show. With the Oscars just days away, it's time for Jack to attempt to predict one of the most unpredictable bits of the film year. Bring Cinema Closer Across Social Media

Jack takes a look back at last night's BAFTAs, taking 2 hours of awards down to just 15 minutes. You're welcome. #BringingCinemaCloser ➨ Bring Cinema Closer Across Social Media

The 75th edition of the BAFTAs is on Sunday night, and as ever, it's a competitive field as we reach the pinnacle of awards season. Jack Smit previews the biggest night in British cinema as our podcast and YouTube channel come together for the next few weeks. Vote for the EE BAFTA Rising Star Award at https://ee.co.uk/why-ee/ee-baftas, and watch the ceremony live on BBC One from 7pm on March 13th.

To celebrate the launch of our new YouTube series - as well as video podcasts on Spotify - enjoy the debut episode of Cinema 101, where Jack looks into the BBFC loophole that got cinemas in a lot of hot water when Venom: Let There Be Carnage received the 15 certificate.

Just over 6 days ago, Jack was in the midst of a Birthday Marathon - so naturally he'd continue the madness by doing a live Talking Smit episode covering the heavy hitters. This week, reviews of Black Widow, Trainspotting, Fast 9 and In the Heights. For the full Talking Smit experience, watch the show live as it happens on youtube.com/thejacksmit. Bring Cinema Closer Across Social Media

Join Jack Smit for reviews of The Hitman's Bodyguard, Another Round and The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard. Plus, the usual features, and the announcement of a major homecoming next week. For the full Talking Smit experience, watch the show live as it happens on youtube.com/thejacksmit. Bring Cinema Closer Across Social Media

After 6 months of cinema closures, a higher education experience from hell, and the long-awaited reopening of the office, TSAF is back for a brand new run - and while we won't be weekly at first, the usual features you know and love are back. This episode, Jack tackles Peter Rabbit 2, Tom and Jerry, Cruella and this year's Oscar winner for best picture Nomadland. For the full Talking Smit experience, watch the show live as it happens on youtube.com/thejacksmit. Bring Cinema Closer Across Social Media

To celebrate the return of our sister podcast The Ripped Ticket Review, join Jack Smit in a trip to the archives with a series of classic radio shows retooled and re-geared for TSAF listeners. In this final show, Jack and Liam review Rocketman, before looking at the work of UCLan's Film Production course and a movie executive produced by someone very well known in Preston's cinemas (our very own Journal guru Ed Greenberg) - a distinctly Northern take on The Haunting.

To celebrate the return of our sister podcast The Ripped Ticket Review, join Jack Smit in a trip to the archives with a series of classic radio shows retooled and re-geared for TSAF listeners. In the penultimate episode of the series, Jack is joined by Liam Murphy once again to review Booksmart, and Detective Pikachu, before Liam attempts his first live solo review with John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum.

The flagship podcast from TheJackSmit.com is back. Series 3 of Talking Smit About Film kicks off on June 10th.

To celebrate the return of our sister podcast The Ripped Ticket Review, join Jack Smit in a trip to the archives with a series of classic radio shows retooled and re-geared for TSAF listeners. This episode, Jack is joined by regular co-host Liam Murphy, and UCLan Pulse Media's Gemma Nettle (who is currently the Editor-in-Chief for their website) to go deeper in to Endgame and the MCU in general. There are spoilers. You have been warned. Follow Gemma on social media - she's @GemmaNettle on Twitter.

To celebrate the return of our sister podcast The Ripped Ticket Review, join Jack Smit in a trip to the archives with a series of classic radio shows retooled and re-geared for TSAF listeners. This episode, Jack is joined by Dan Carver - the other mind behind our sister podcast - to review Eighth Grade, and of course, Avengers Endgame.

To celebrate the return of our sister podcast The Ripped Ticket Review, join Jack Smit in a trip to the archives with a series of classic radio shows retooled and re-geared for TSAF listeners. This episode, Jack and Liam Murphy review Shazam and look in to the film slate we got over the summer of 2019.

To celebrate the return of our sister podcast The Ripped Ticket Review, join Jack Smit in a trip to the archives with a series of classic radio shows retooled and re-geared for TSAF listeners. This episode, Jack is joined by co-host (and fellow UCLan student at the time) Liam Murphy to review Instant Family and How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World.