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Hosted by David Ries · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 31 episodes
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Hey Listen! Follow along as I, David, a Legend of Zelda Mega Fan, watches movies of all kinds. Sprinkling in some opinions & facts, sometimes blurring the line of film critique to just pure fanboying. Episodes aren't just limited to movies, I talk about my adventures through the Legend of Zelda series and other action related media. So grab some popcorn, a controller or a favorite beverage and we'll trek across Hyrule and the Silver Screen together.
David Ries hosts The Zelda Filmcast, a tv show with 31 episodes published.
The beginning of the Ocarina of Time Let's Play Podcast Club! A spoiler free attempt at playing the game and talking about how it goes down and how it feels to play in 2026. Play along, discuss and let's see why this is
In this episode of the Zelda Filmcast, host David Ries dives into the exciting developments surrounding the upcoming Legend of Zelda movie, set to release on May 7, 2027. Expressing hope that the film will prioritize art
In this episode, David Ries explores the concept of fresh starts through the lens of gaming, particularly focusing on the Zelda series. He reflects on personal experiences with starting new games and how they relate to l
In this episode, David Ries explores the cinematic world of Mortal Engines. He discusses the Highland Stable from Breath of the Wild, delves into the film adaptation of Mortal Engines, and analyzes its box office perform
In this episode, David introduces a revamped format for the podcast, focusing on the exploration of villains in storytelling. He discusses the essential characteristics that make a villain memorable and effective, includ
A short message since I haven't uploaded anything lately. Working on rebranding/reformatting the show to be more sustainable. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Write in to the show or check us out at ZeldaFilmcast@gmail.
We explore various topics including the latest updates on the Zelda movie, an analysis of the Sony Extended Spider-Verse, and insights into the casting choices for the upcoming Zelda film. This conversation also touches
Last Call for Venom - Venom: The Last Dance Venom 3 is a fun popcorn movie to not think about too seriously. Enjoy the action and the humor and don't read too far in-between the lines. I run through parts I liked and dis
Mad Web Bruh - Madame Web Looking at the Sony classic Madame Web and admiring it for it's... mediocreness? Not taking the movie too seriously and doing some loose analysis with it. Glad there's only two more Sony Marvel
It's Morbin' Time Starting a new naming convention. At the release of an episode I'll have a fun name that will later be "renamed" to just the movie title for those looking through my history. Talk Nintendo Switch 2, Zel
Listen while David discusses the tones and themes of Venom 2. The carnage it's referring to may be Brock's character seriousness. Follow us in our series of watching movies to preface the Zelda Movie. Then David discusse
This week David starts the series on Producer Avi Arad and the extended Spiderverse. Starting with the movie Venom, the topic of Anti-Heroes is discussed. What they are, why we like them and what it is that works for the
BONUS EP! David talks about the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct in detail and tries to keep the speculation and aftermath minimal. Heavily focusing on Zelda based announcements and some of the hardware features, including the p
In this episode of the podcast, host David Ries discusses the recent Nintendo Direct, including the announcement of a Zelda movie release date. He provides an overview of the film 'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes,' sha
In a world of Alita, David rambles on the best parts of the movie and a little behind how it was made and the source material. The movie Flow is praised as an animation film pushing boundaries. We return to Wes Ball next
In this episode, David discusses the a review of "The Maze Runner: The Death Cure." He shares insights on the film's production challenges, character development, and critical reception, while also speculating on the fut
Random Zelda Article: Anouki Looking at director Wes Ball's 2nd movie, the Scorch Trials of the Maze Runner saga. Seeing how the movie plays out, what to think of it and what skills could be applied towards the Zelda Mov
This week we start taking a look at the movies of Wes Ball, the Legend of Zelda director. We look at his directorial debut in the 2014 movie Maze Runner and predict what could be included in a Legend of Zelda movie. Then
Here's a laid back update episode on all the various topics. Movies - Saw some, going to see some. Games - Played some, going to play more. New Year's resolutions aren't silly if you stick to them, which we talk about. T
In this special Christmas episode, David explores the intersection of holiday spirit and pop culture through the lens of Christmas movies, focusing on the trifecta of Elf, How the Grinch Stole Christmas & Die Hard. The c
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