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08 Feb

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Cinecast Episode 245 – White People Cure Racism Through Football

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Welcome back to our little show. Lots of in-house business items on the table this week, including the first grading of this semester’s homework assignments. Kurt and Matt discuss found footage superpower movie Chronicle. We delve into the state of the reborn Hammer studios with spooky ghost tale, The Woman in Black. Then we talk Clint Eastwood, Chrysler and the state of the Nation through Advertising and Politics. The Watchlist covers a fair bit of talk on David Mamet, but also the woefully received Clint Eastwood rugby movie, Invictus. Also, terrorism, Carlos and the films of Olivier Assayas. And Miranda July revisited. It’s a pleasantly meandering show in an otherwise quiet movie-going month. Join Us.

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03 Feb

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Matt Brown

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Mamo #239: Neesonomics

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2012 is starting out surprisingly strong, isn’t it? We look at the just-released Chronicle, and the notion of “found footage” movies in general, and then step back by a week and examine the reborn career of Liam Neeson, c/o The Grey.

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01 Feb

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Andrew James

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Cinecast Episode 244 – Of Muscles and Men

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We’re going to spoil the shit out of Liam Neeson in The Grey this week. So I hope you’ve seen the film or don’t care about that sort of thing before listening. Right along with our “punch nature in the face” review, we’ve got a brand new top 5 list to go over that deals with manliness in cinema. Not entirely sure what that means to everyone out there, but Kurt and Andrew each give their take on the matter. A smaller watch list this week since we’re recording so close to last week’s episode, but there a bit in here to chew on for sure – including Kurt finally hitting up Joe Wright and his heavy melodrama, Atonement. That should be worth your price of admission right there. We’ve also brought back the homework assignment segment to the show and there may be rewards for those who complete their coursework, so be sure to listen for that. So sit back and enjoy the spirited festivities.

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Cinecast Episode 244 [ 2:14:05 | 92.07 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup

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29 Jan

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Andrew James

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Cinecast Episode 243 – Jump on that Curve and Ride it to Infinity

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Soderbegh claims he’s retiring. Yeah right. Every time I turn around my IMDb smart phone app is alerting me to something new he’s working on. Haywire was something we heard about what seems like ages ago now and it’s finally here. Does it live up to the wait and the expectations? Matt Gamble takes another one in the nuts for the team with Red Tails and the latest Underworld picture; in 3D this time. Kurt’s children chime in for a couple of minutes on their thoughts on the 80′s animated series “Dungeons and Dragons.” After that technical snafu, we’ve got a helluva watch list this week rounds out the show with 80s, underrated goofery, catching up with some underseen gems from 2011, a love fest for Ti West’s latest, some Man for Earth discrepancies and a whole lot more.

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Cinecast Episode 243 [ 2:58:06 | 122.3 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup

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24 Jan

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Matt Brown

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Mamo #238: Extremely Close and Incredibly Loud

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The Boys of Mamo return on Oscar Nomination Tuesday to talk about what the hell just happened, i.e. the same thing that happens every year.

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19 Jan

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Andrew James

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Cinecast Episode 242 – Suburban Subversion

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With an aversion to Polanski reminiscent of the plague, Matt Gamble has graciously bowed out this week which has allowed us to bring back our good friend Jim Laczkowski as guest co-host. One half of The Director’s Club Podcast, Jim brings lots of love for all things Cronenbergian and psyche-based. So fitting that this week Kurt, Andrew and Jim put on our psychology 101 hats as we look into the relationship between Freud and Jung as played by Viggo Mortensen and Michael Fassbender, respectively, in Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method (SPOILERS!). These two potentially could’ve busied their entire careers analyzing the two couples in Polanski’s Carnage (SPOILERS!), which is the second movie we’re diving into in this episode. After that, we have a nice, diverse watch list the covers everything from 80s schlock (in a good way) horror, an overlooked #1 film of 2011, Sarah Polley’s sophomore effort, the best video game to film adaptation ever made and and a not so inglourious look at Tarantino’s masterpiece. All this and more in this week’s fantastic episode.

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Cinecast Episode 242 [ 3:11:16 | 131.34 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup

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18 Jan

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Matt Brown

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Mamo #237: Who Owns What?

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What do Yol, George Lucas, and the Stop Online Piracy Act have in common? They have this episode of Mamo, for one thing.

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11 Jan

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Andrew James

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Cinecast Episode 241 – Gusto

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While we patiently wait for Carnage to open in Minneapolis and for A Dangerous Method to open in Toronto, Kurt and Andrew decide to outline the 40 odd films-of-interest that are on the radar for 2012; there appears to be lots of interesting science fiction coming this year and a large pile of auteur-type films on the way. Moving onto the Watch List, discussion skips along from a rewatch of an under-appreciated genre flick from 2010 to a lengthy bit on Oliver Stone’s (and Stephen King’s) JFK. Added to the mix is John La Carre’s The Spy Who Came in From The Cold, Kurt’s family sings along to The Sound of Music, some early John Carpenter, Ron Howard and lots of love for Peter Sarsgaard, and a small bit on BBC’s current “Sherlock” TV series. Enjoy.

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Cinecast Episode 241 [ 2:30:38 | 103.43 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup

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10 Jan

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Matt Brown

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Mamo #236: In Real Life

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With the announcement of changes to the eligibility requirements for Best Documentary Feature at the Oscars, we pause for a moment to consider the health of the genre. Has a documentary ever changed the world?

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07 Jan

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Marina Antunes

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After the Credits Episode 108: Mandatory Top 5

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It’s not really mandatory but it doesn’t feel quite right to start the year until you’ve done a top something list. Mine, along with the rest of the Row Three crew’s lists are already floating around but here we get to hear what Dale (Digital Doodles) and Colleen (Mary Ostler Wood Butchery & Other Stuff) loved in 2011.

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06 Jan

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Matt Brown

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Mamo #235: The Year Keeps Ending, And We Keep Ending With It

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Part 2 of our 2011 wrap-up! We look at how the industry fared for the year – not enough money, too much 3-D, and a whole lotta superheroes. Which franchises were born? Which were renewed? Which [cough Green Lantern cough] are dead, dead, dead?

Mamo #235: The Year Keeps Ending, And We Keep Ending With It [ 34:21 | 0.01 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup

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06 Jan

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Andrew James

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Cinecast Episode 240 – The Odds on End of Times are 50/50

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Welcome to the Cinecast version of the recap of 2011. We’ve got the obligatory top tens to get to, but first we rehash some of the trends of the year. From the 1980′s to evil cults, it’s all in here. Things get heated sometimes, after Andrew outs the unspoken rule about not nitpicking (or outright bashing) Top 10 picks, it becomes a sport. Most of the time, however, it is in fact a love-fest. Watch out for the Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Review buried in the top ten as it gets a more than a little SPOILERY!!. Otherwise enjoy all 180 minutes of one of Andrew’s favorite show to do of the year. It rushes by quickly!

As always, please join the conversation by leaving your own thoughts in the comment section below and again, thanks for listening!