Review is like app or game coverage but for movie series, television shows, comic books, and other geeky entertainment. It's great stuff you can watch and enjoy on your iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV! On this week's episode Don, Matt, Guy, and Rene visit Pacific Tech to talk Real Genius. While they don't hammer any six inch-spikes, they do get into Martha Coolidge's directing, Val Kilmer's acting, and how the idea of the military exploiting science back in 1983 plays in 2013. This one's for Jason!
Show notes
- Real Genius on IMDB
- Real Genius on Wikipedia
- Real Genius on Can I Stream It?
- Real Genius DVD on Amazon
- Real Genius on iTunes
- 5 Brilliant Things You Should Know About Real Genius
- Caltech References in 'Real Genius'
- Real Genius Script
Panel
- Don Melton of DonMelton.com
- Matt Drance of Apple Outsider
- Guy English of Kickingbear
- Rene Ritchie of Mobile Nations
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Reader comments
Review 16: Real Genius
Where's the "Notify Me When iMore Posts Some Apple-Related Content" button?
Like the dozens of other posts we've done in the last 48 hours?
I watched this movie on my Apple TV. Just like I use apps on my iPhone. We cover all the kinds of content you can enjoy on your Apple devices. Most of our readers love it. Because, human beings.
If this post isn't for you, please enjoy a different one.
Just a little Saturday morning snark, Rene. :)
Because, internet.
It's all good.
Woah. A podcast on Real Genius. This may be digital Jesus/Allah/Budda/etc..
..., or Val Kilmer. Better known as "Iceman."
I was surprised when I saw a review for a 29-year-old movie pop up on here. It's one of my favorites, and I figured I'd hear a quick five minute review on it before bed. Holy crap! I've seen the thing a half-dozen times, and never looked at it as anything more than a comedy. Not only was I treated to a feature movie length review, it's opened my eyes a bit more to the tech industry as a whole. I thought a lot of the experiences that I've had to deal with in the industry were rarities. It seems like taking advantage of young people and prematurely burning them out is much more prevalent than I first thought. I definitely need to go give the movie another watch.
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Rene, can you post the listener survey link here? I didn't write it down when listening and would like to fill it out.
Thanks!