The Final Cut in Movies Radio Program

The Final Cut in Movies Podcast: Race to Witch Mountain

The Final Cut in Movies: Putting Science Fiction & Fantasy Center Stage

The Final Cut in Movies is a talk radio show I host that airs throughout the week from 2:00 to 3:00 am & pm on Ad Astra Radio: The World's Premier Science Fiction Talk Radio Network ® (www.adastraradio.com). I also podcast the show each week on iTunes.

On this week’s show, I'll be discussing Disney's Race to Witch Mountain, what I think it takes for a movie to have "mojo," that intangible quality that turns a film into a blockbuster, and other science fiction & fantasy news. Check my To Elysia and Back Again blog over the weekend for more comments that I couldn't fit into the show.

To listen to tonight's show:

• Click here from 2:00 to 3:00 to listen via streaming audio on AdAstraRadio.com.
• Click here to download this show’s podcast from M. B. Weston's Podcasts.
• Click here to download this show off iTunes.

Upcoming Movie Releases: For those of you who like fantasy and science fiction movies, here are this weekend's newest movie releases in theaters:

• Knowing (Okay, it's not 100% science fiction, but it's close and it's the only thing of interest coming out this week. No, Julia Roberts and Clive Owen do not interest me.) 

M. B. Weston's Box Office Predictions:
Which movies will top the charts this week? I'm gazing into the future and predicting that these movies will top the box office once Monday hits. Be sure to check back on Monday to see just how close I got. (And you can make fun of me if I'm way off.)

1. Knowing 
2. Duplicity 
3. I Love You Man 
4. Race to Witch Mountain 
5. Watchmen 

Missed Saturday's edition of The Final Cut in Movies? Don’t worry, you can catch the re-runs each day from 2:00-3:00am & pm at www.adastraradio.com, or you can download the podcast at M. B. Weston's Podcasts site or by following this link on iTunes.

Be sure to check out M. B. Weston's new podcast on her blog, To Elysia and Back Again! You can download the To Elysia and Back Againpodcast on iTunes.

Fantasy novelist M. B. Weston is the author of The Elysian Chronicles, a fantasy series about guardian angel warfare and treason, which is being adapted into a graphic novel series by Wandering Sage Publications, Inc., with Weston penning the script and KISS comic book artist, Adam Black, doing the art. Weston hosts a podcast on her To Elysia and Back Again blog, which can be downloaded on iTunes. Click here for a complete listing of the To Elysia and Back Againpodcast episodes. Weston is also the host of The Final Cut in Movies, an internet radio talk show about science fiction and fantasy movies on Ad Astra Radio, which can also be heard as a podcast on M. B. Weston's Podcasts site or on iTunes. Weston speaks to children, teens, and adults about writing and the process of getting published. For more information on M. B. Weston, visit www.mbweston.com. Find out more about The Elysian Chronicles at www.elysianchronicles.com.

The Final Cut in Movies to Air on WWPR 1490 in Bradenton!

Ad Astra Radio's programs will be aired on Bradenton, Florida's WWPR 1490 radio station. I don't have all the information, yet, so I'm not sure what day or what time The Final Cut in Movies will air, but it's an exciting development. Having the the show on the airwaves will increase exposure for Ad Astra Radio, The Final Cut in Movies, and my writing and books (of course).

I'll be sure to let you know more information as I receive it!

Be sure to check out my new To Elysia and Back Again podcast every Tuesday! Click here for more information.

Fantasy novelist M. B. Weston is the author of The Elysian Chronicles, a fantasy series about guardian angel warfare and treason, which is being adapted into a graphic novel series by Wandering Sage Publications, Inc., with Weston penning the script and KISS comic book artist, Adam Black, doing the art. Weston hosts a podcast on her To Elysia and Back Again blog, which can be downloaded on itunes. Click here for a complete listing of the To Elysia and Back Again podcast episodes. Weston is also the host of The Final Cut in Movies, an internet radio talk show about science fiction and fantasy movies on Ad Astra Radio, which can also be heard as a podcast on M. B. Weston's Podcasts site or on iTunes. Weston speaks to children, teens, and adults about writing and the process of getting published. For more information on M. B. Weston, visit www.mbweston.com. Find out more about The Elysian Chronicles at www.elysianchronicles.com.

Final Cut in Movies Podcast: Watching Watchmen

The Final Cut in Movies: Putting Science Fiction & Fantasy Center Stage

The Final Cut in Movies is a talk radio show I host that airs throughout the week from 2:00 to 3:00 am & pm on Ad Astra Radio: The World's Premier Science Fiction Talk Radio Network ® (www.adastraradio.com). I also podcast the show each week on iTunes.

On this week’s show, I'll be discussing Watchmen (the movie adaptation of the graphic novel by Alan Moore), my opinions on the movie based on NOT having read the graphic novel (for a pure review of the movie), how my philosophy of life differs from Mr. Moore's, and other science fiction & fantasy news. Check my To Elysia and Back Again blog over the weekend for more comments that I couldn't fit into the show.

To listen to tonight's show:

• Click here from 2:00 to 3:00 to listen via streaming audio on AdAstraRadio.com.
• Click here to download this show’s podcast from M. B. Weston's Podcasts.
• Click here to download this show off iTunes.

Upcoming Movie Releases: For those of you who like fantasy and science fiction movies, here are this weekend's newest movie releases in theaters:

• Race to Witch Mountain 

M. B. Weston's Box Office Predictions:
Which movies will top the charts this week? I'm gazing into the future and predicting that these movies will top the box office once Monday hits. Be sure to check back on Monday to see just how close I got. (And you can make fun of me if I'm way off.)

1. Race to Witch Mountain 
2. Watchmen 
3. Last House on the Left 
4. Taken 
5. Slumdog Millionaire 

Missed Saturday's edition of The Final Cut in Movies? Don’t worry, you can catch the re-runs each day from 2:00-3:00am & pm at www.adastraradio.com, or you can download the podcast at M. B. Weston's Podcasts site or by following this link on iTunes.

Be sure to check out M. B. Weston's new podcast on her blog, To Elysia and Back Again! You can download the To Elysia and Back Againpodcast on iTunes.

Fantasy novelist M. B. Weston is the author of The Elysian Chronicles, a fantasy series about guardian angel warfare and treason, which is being adapted into a graphic novel series by Wandering Sage Publications, Inc., with Weston penning the script and KISS comic book artist, Adam Black, doing the art. Weston hosts a podcast on her To Elysia and Back Again blog, which can be downloaded on iTunes. Click here for a complete listing of the To Elysia and Back Againpodcast episodes. Weston is also the host of The Final Cut in Movies, an internet radio talk show about science fiction and fantasy movies on Ad Astra Radio, which can also be heard as a podcast on M. B. Weston's Podcasts site or on iTunes. Weston speaks to children, teens, and adults about writing and the process of getting published. For more information on M. B. Weston, visit www.mbweston.com. Find out more about The Elysian Chronicles at www.elysianchronicles.com.

This Week’s Final Cut In Movies show : The 2009 Academy Awards!

The Final Cut in Movies: Putting Science Fiction & Fantasy Center Stage

The Final Cut in Movies is a talk radio show I host that airs throughout the week from 2:00 to 3:00 am & pm on Ad Astra Radio: The World's Premier Science Fiction Talk Radio Network ® (www.adastraradio.com). I also podcast the show each week on iTunes.

On this week’s show, I'll be discussing The 2009 Academy Awards, how much the Academy Awards (and the Academy... and Hollywood... and movie reviewers..) annoys me, and how annoyed I am that it's been quite some time since Hollywood has released a good science fiction and fantasy movie in theaters. (I mean, seriously, the most time tested stories in our world are myths, a.k.a. science fiction and fantasy stories.) I'll also be hosting the very first, highly-coveted 2009 M.B. Awards, so you'll want to listen in to see if your favorite movie or actor won one!

To listen to tonight's show:

• Click here from 2:00 to 3:00 to listen via streaming audio on AdAstraRadio.com.
• Click here to download this show’s podcast from M. B. Weston's Podcasts.
• Click here to download this show off iTunes.

Upcoming Movie Releases: For those of you who like fantasy and science fiction movies, here are this weekend's newest movie releases in theaters:

• Watchmen (Dude, do I have to actually announce this?)

M. B. Weston's Box Office Predictions: Which movies will top the charts this week?  I'm gazing into the future and predicting that these movies will top the box office once Monday hits. Be sure to check back on Monday to see just how close I got. (And you can make fun of me if I'm way off.)

1. Watchmen 
2. Who Cares 
3. Who Cares
4. Who Cares
5. Seriously, Who Cares

Missed Saturday's edition of The Final Cut in Movies? Don’t worry, you can catch the re-runs each day from 2:00-3:00am & pm at www.adastraradio.com, or you can download the podcast at M. B. Weston's Podcasts site or by following this link on iTunes.

Be sure to check out M. B. Weston's new podcast on her blog, To Elysia and Back Again! You can download the To Elysia and Back Again podcast on iTunes.

M. B. Weston is the host of The Final Cut in Movies, an internet radio talk show about science fiction and fantasy films on Ad Astra Radio, which can also be heard as a podcast on iTunes. She is also the author of The Elysian Chronicles, a fantasy series about guardian angel warfare and treason, which is being adapted into a graphic novel series by Wandering Sage Publications, Inc., with Weston penning the script and KISS comic book artist, Adam Black, doing the art. . For more information on M. B. Weston, visit her website, www.mbweston.com, and her personal blog, www.mbwestonblog.com. Find out more about The Elysian Chronicles at www.elysianchronicles.com.

This Week’s Final Cut In Movies show: Bond: Shaken, Not Stirred

On this week’s show, I'll be discussing all things James Bond. Find out:

• which actor I think played the best 007: Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, or Daniel Craig.
• which Bond I think is most like Davian in The Elysian Chronicles.
• which Bond I think would destroy the other Bonds in a fight to the death.
• which Bond makes the best alpha male.
• why Sean Connery is a better Bond than Roger Moore--case closed.
• which Bond delivers the best puns.
• what I think of the new direction the James Bond movies seem to be taking. 

The show will air from 2:00-3:00 am & pm and re-air throughout the week at the same times on www.adastraradio.com. To listen to tonight's show:

• Click here from 2:00-3:00 to listen via streaming audio on AdAstraRadio.com.
• Click here to download this show’s podcast from my podcast site.
• Click here to download this show off iTunes.

Missed Saturday's edition of The Final Cut? Don’t worry, you can download the podcast at M. B. Weston's Podcasts site or by following this link on iTunes.

Be sure to check out M. B. Weston's new podcast on her blog, To Elysia and Back Again! You can download the To Elysia and Back Again podcast on iTunes.

M. B. Weston is the host of The Final Cut in Movies, an internet radio talk show about science fiction and fantasy films on Ad Astra Radio, which can also be heard as a podcast on iTunes. She is also the author of The Elysian Chronicles, a fantasy series about guardian angel warfare and treason, which is being adapted into a graphic novel series by Wandering Sage Publications, Inc., with Weston penning the script and KISS comic book artist, Adam Black, doing the art. . For more information on M. B. Weston, visit her website, www.mbweston.com, and her personal blog, www.mbwestonblog.com. Find out more about The Elysian Chronicles at www.elysianchronicles.com.