2009 Oscar Pool

After the Credits Episode 23 - Go Postal!

May 29th, 2008
Written By: Marina Antunes


 
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Dale (Digital Doodles), Colleen (353 Haiku Review) and Marina look over a few recent films and events.

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Show Notes:

:01 - Bumper
:04 - Intro Music - Ali Dee and The Deekompressors’ “Go Speed Racer Go”
1:06 - Introduction
2:27 - Movie Club Podcast
3:14 - Fugitive Pieces
5:14 - The Stone Angel
6:07 - Iron Man
9:00 - Speed Racer
13:13 - 1900
17:40 - Redbelt *SPOILERS*
23:18 - The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
26:52 - Postal
33:39 - Closing thoughts
37:36 - Outro Music - Robert Bartha’s “Postal Theme”





Fugitive Pieces

- Marina’s Review
- Colleen’s Review

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The Stone Angel

- Marina’s Review

Trailer






Iron Man

- Row Three Review

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Speed Racer

- Marina’s Review
- Colleen’s Review

Trailer






1900

- Wiki

Sutherland in Action






Redbelt

- Row Three Review

Trailer






The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

- Official Website

Trailer






Postal

- Marina’s Review
- Colleen’s Review

Trailer





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Movie Club Podcast
- Upcoming films Short Cuts and I Heart Huckabees

6 response about After the Credits Episode 23 - Go Postal! »

  1. Fun podcast all! It’s great to hear Postal get some love. There sure was stuff in there that I didn’t like was appropriate (like the driver thing) but I think that that is part of the whole point of the film. It was hear and gone in a week and I saw it in the smallest theatre I’ve ever been in. BUT - I wasn’t the only one there, which I thought I might be.

    Interesting discussion re: Redbelt, seems to be varying opinions on that one. Without mentioning spoilers I’d just say I agree with Dale.

    It’s great to see some Canadian films out there doing pretty well, Fugitive Pieces and The Stone Angel have both been running here in T.O. for weeks - yay!

    Comment by Shannon the Movie Moxie — May 30, 2008

  2. Surprisingly, Postal actually got a second week run here. It was a bit disappointing being there for the first show on opening night last week and Boll being there to present the film and there were only a handful of people in the audience. He didn’t have a lot of good things to say for that after the screening and in a way, I can’t say I disagree with him.

    I seem to be on my own with the Redbelt ending. It just didn’t work for me. :(

    Next big Canadian film: Young People Fucking. It’s a riot and I’m hoping it gets some love in the US too.

    Comment by Marina Antunes — May 30, 2008

  3. Uwe called it though. He said the Vancouver screen would go to a second week. Mostly due to lack of other stuff coming out, but still. I wish it would come out to the burbs (I have been talking this film up with everyone, and If it wasn’t for an hours drive there would be another dozen or so people in the seats.

    I would see it a half dozen times if it was local.

    Comment by Leeny — May 30, 2008

  4. Wow, I didn’t know that Uwe was at the screening there - that is cool, except the fact that it was quiet, that is always a challenge. I hope you get him on the show though, that would be so awesome!

    For Postal I ended up going to an off the beaten path for me theatre. Not one of the bigger chains, accessible but I’ve not been there in years as others are more convenient.

    Oh, Marina I’m sure you aren’t alone about Redbelt. I could feel it in the theatre that people weren’t happy with that part of it. One guy actually stood up after the film and said “That sucked”. Not that you said it was but I’m sure it was releated to the same thing.

    Comment by Shannon the Movie Moxie — May 30, 2008

  5. Dang, I missed POSTAL in Toronto? frickin’ head-cold, kept me down for that one. I guess it’ll be on DVD soon enough.

    Comment by Kurt Halfyard — May 30, 2008

  6. If I recall right…DVD in August? Maybe someone else heard the date more accurately.

    Comment by Marina Antunes — May 30, 2008

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