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Episode 117:
Lots of good stuff tonight as Matt Gamble from Where the Long Tail Ends joins the circus that is the R3 Cinecast once again. He’s an idiot, but dammit we love to keep him around. Discussions from Adventureland to The Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human and everything in between. Sit back and relax… it should be an interesting ride.
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Below the fold are the Show Notes…
Show notes for the Cinecast Episode 117:
- Fargo (Steve Buscemi and Peter Stormare)/Opening: :00 – 1:13
- Adventureland: 1:14 – 22:45
- Anvil! The Story of Anvil: 22:47 – 37:29
- Fast & Furious: 37:32 – 40:36
- Tyson: 40:37 – 43:18
- Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human: 43:19 – 46:41
- Schramm: 46:42 – 51:55
- DVD picks: 51:56 – 1:07:18
- “on the road” (Transporter 3): 1:07:19 – 1:15:44
- Closing thoughts/tangents: 1:15:45 – 1:18:42
- Outro Music: 1:16:30 – 1:19:16
Closing bumper music provided by Thao (iTunes profile): “Bag of Hammers”
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Adventureland:
Anvil! The Story of Anvil:
Fast and Furious:
Andrew and Marina’s joint review
Other recently watched Titles:
Tyson
Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human
Schramm
DVD Pick(s) for Tuesday, April 7th:
Matt:
Shuttle
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Kurt:
Vinyan
Kurt’s review
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Andrew:
Donkey Punch
Kurt’s review
Blu-Ray
No Country for Old Men (2-Disc collector’s)
Bonus material:
The making of No Country for Old Men
ABC “Popcorn” video
Channel 4 News Joel And Ethan Coen appearance
Lunch With David Poland – IKLIPZ-Javier Bardem And Josh Brolin interview
WNBC Reel Talk With Lyons & Bailes Josh Brolin
Los Angeles Writers Guild of America Q & A Panel
Six additional audio interviews
Digital Copy: Watch your DVD in the living room and your Digital Copy on the go
Working with the Coens
The Diary of a country sheriff
Josh Brolin’s unauthorized behind-the-scenes featurette
Q & A with Joel And Ethan Coen, Roger Deakins and the sound and production crews
Charlie Rose featuring Joel And Ethan Coen, Josh Brolin And Javier Bardem
EW.com Just A Minute With Javier Bardem
Variety Screening Series Q & A
In-store Appearance With Javier Bardem And Josh Broli
On the road (with Andrew’s iPod):
Transporter 3:
smiles per mile: .05
Villain:
Robert Knepper
Other stuff:
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This was a great episode, and even though I already saw the title, when it came up on the show, i spurted milk through my nose.
on a packed standing room only train.
seriously.
Did a great job summarizing Adventureland, just listening to people talk about it makes me wish I was watching it right now. As for the last couple minutes, I didnt want the movie to end that way until I actually watched it. As for the ‘soap opera moment’ – I didnt really think of it that way so much, I felt like it sort of earned it, like for that situation for those characters it wasnt that out of line.
Funny, Goon, I said after we recorded the show that I hope nobody is drinking anything at the wrong time. Could result in destroyed computer hardware. Glad it was only commuters that got a shower.
seriously.
and you had to make this happen within the 10 minute window where I’m drinking milk for the first time in several months.
Is it just me? None of those special features listed have me particularly excited.
Yea, we talked about that in the show. Coen Brothers films are never particularly bright on special features, and usually devoid of commentary tracks.
It’s pronounced Jorg Butter-gite.
I’d like to recommend Killer Condom, in which Buttergeit did the FX. A funny German comic book movie about a gay detective battling mutant killer condoms.
It’s pronounced Jorg Butter-gite.
Where the hell were you when I needed you? Its a sorry state when I have to lean on Kurt for a pronunciation ruling.
But I think Row Three might have a t-shirt now with Andrew’s eloquent description of Transporter 3. I know I plan on stating that he thinks everything is like Ronin from now on.
I remember seeing a one sheet for that Killer Condom movie. Crazy.
Happy to hear the Anvil! love from Kurt. And the fact he didn’t get the Sepultura reference killed me.
Two words for you Gamble: fuck you. And yet, I still love you.
the second CD I ever bought was Sepultura’s “Chaos A.D.”
The second CD I ever bought was The Cranberries – “Everyone Else is Doing It So Why Can’t We?” Yea. We vary musically. heh.
I defended you the last time I was on Marina. Alliances change swiftly on the Cinecast!
I had that CD too Kurt.
I got rid of it long ago. Still have the Seps cd though. And the t shirt, both long and short sleeve
The last several albums I’ve bought are kind of all over the map – Animal Collective, The Veronicas, Ensiferum, Fugazi, Thunderheist…
How do you guys remember the second CD you ever bought? I remember the first tape I ever bought and the first CD I bought: “Thriller” and “Southern Harmony and Musical Companion” respectively. Still have those Cranberries albums buried on my hard drive somewhere I’m pretty sure.
The first CD was R.E.M.’s OUT OF TIME. 1st Cassette Tape was either a) Gene Simmon’s Solo Album “GENE SIMMONS”, or b) The Beastie Boys – License to Ill. I can’t remember which. Oi! It’s weird nostalgic minutae at 1:05am.
Just Saw Adventureland. Agreed on how delicate and warm the film is and I loved the languid pace of the film. But oi. That break-up scene was pretty awful, I thought it was going to go all “CHASING AMY” for a moment there. I did like the end scene though.
Oh, yea, and I haven’t liked Kristin Stewart this much since INTO THE WILD. She is really really good in this film.
In the end, Adventureland reminded me a lot of ALL THE REAL GIRLS and that is pretty fuckin’ fantastic.
BTW, the trailer for VINYAN, put it in you netflix queue. NOW.
“How do you guys remember the second CD you ever bought?”
Because I love it so much.
The first CD I ever bought was a prog/death metal album called “Condemned” by Confessor, which I hated and sold immediately, but through the years has become a cult classic within the metal community, but I never reexplored. I blew my chance to be on the cutting edge there.
Third CD was even more awful, Vanity/Nemesis by Celtic Frost, who were a respected metal band, but this was the nadir of their career, easily
I didnt start buying any non-metal albums until a couple years later
First tape I ever bought though – MC Hammer “Please Hammer Dont Hurt Em”
all Adventureland lovers would be well to read the great interview Mottola did with the AV Club
very open and honest
http://www.avclub.com/articles/greg-mottola,26303/
first tape I ever remember buying is Public Enemy’s Fear of a Black Planet, although it could have been Young MC, not sure which came first.
first CD was U2′s Zoo.
“Oh, yea, and I haven’t liked Kristin Stewart this much since INTO THE WILD. She is really really good in this film.”
Hmmmm….nothing she’s done has seen the light of day *since* Into the Wild – outside of Twilight. And hate to poop on your party but regardless of how cheesy that movie is, her performance is great.
On the music note, first tape was the Ghostbusters soundtrack that I forced my dad to buy when I was 7 because I liked the “cute ghost” on the front. First & second CD’s (purchased at the same time) Live’s “Throwing Copper” and Nirvana’s “In Eutero”.
For once, I have to disagree with you. I didn’t like her performance sop much in Twilight at all. It was just too “Buffy”-esque for me. A lot of stammering and trying to be the shy girl, even though she’s strong and charismatic. Didn’t hate it, just didn’t think it was anything special and didn’t much add to an otherwise shitty movie.
But hey, I bought 2000 shares of her HSX stock at $15.31/share right after Into the Wild. It is now at $45.91/share. i.e. a 199% increase. NICE – I’m rich! But I shoulda bought 10,000. Ah well.
Joseph Gordon Levit is also bringing me some serious cash.
““Buffy”-esque”? Seriously? I may not have seen all 10 or whatever seasons of Buffy but Stewart’s character is nothing like her – their motivations are completely different.
And she’s a great improvement on the character from the novel; she takes the “shell” and creates a real (or at least realistic) person.
Ooo, and you reminded me to log into my HSX account. I *AM* rich!
Biggest jumps:
Christian Bale (bought at 18.57 now at 96.26) +418%
Johnny Depp (bought at 32.02 now at 157.14) +390%
Not Buffy the character necessarily, just the feel of the characters on Buffy in general. Probably most closely comparable to Willow or Dawn (Buffy’s sister). It works on that show because it is supposed to be a little campy/comedic. With Twilight it just irked me.
But that’s just me.
“first tape I ever remember buying is Public Enemy’s Fear of a Black Planet, although it could have been Young MC, not sure which came first.”
I did an air band of “Cant Truss It” by PE when I was in grade 6, and got in a LOT of trouble.
I did a music video in grade 5 or 6 of Young MC’s ‘Bust a Move’
As usual: entertaining podcast!
Speaking of “Who can kill a child” there is a “sort of” remake by Tom Shankland ( W[DELTA]Z ) called The Children which I saw recently and it’s pretty good. Scary children and some strong violence with a vibe of Hitchcocks “The Birds”. There is a UK Blu-ray and DVD release but I have no information about the blu-ray region code (the dvd is region 2 of course).
here’s a trailer for The Children:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOrcIyvW5Rk