Dale (Digital Doodles), Colleen (353 Haiku Movie Review) and Marina look over the latest studio/fan screwovers and reviews of Funny Games and The Grand.
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Dale (Digital Doodles), Colleen (353 Haiku Movie Review) and Marina look over the latest movie news, review a few films including The Bank Job and Doomsday suggest a few films to share with the family this Easter!
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Funny Games US (*Spoilers*), Doomsday (*Mild Spoilers*), Horton Hear a Who!, DVD picks and lots of random talk (Troma).
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After the Credits Episode 14 - Robert Downey Jr. Love Fest [ 58:39 | 53.69 MB ] Play Now | Play in PopupDale (Digital Doodles), Colleen (353 Haiku Movie Review) and Marina look over the latest movie news, review a few films including Jumper and Be Kind Rewind, a few DVD’s, touch on the rise of the Romanian New Wave, and finish with loads of love for Robert Downey Jr.
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Dave and John think they are going to have a shorter podcast and it ends up being the longest yet. Fortunately though the technical difficulties have been all fixed so sit back and enjoy a recap of what they watched in the past two weeks and then they each look at ten movies from the American Film Institute‘s 100 Years 100 Movies list.
Please feel free to leave a comment and let us know if these are just too long. We are thinking of cutting our lists back to 5 movies each time. Also If you have any ideas for a show we would love to cover topics that you want to hear and not just ones that interest us.
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Dale (Digital Doodles), Colleen (353 Haiku Review) and Marina look ahead to the films opening in March!
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Be Kind Rewind, a bunch of stuff, DVD picks, the end.
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Q&A with director Carl Bessai, Andrew Airlie, Tygh Runyan and Camille Sullivan after a screening of Bessai’s most recent film Normal (our review).
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Oscars!, DVDs and a new Top 5.
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There is no Cinecast from the Third Row this week because Andrew and myself joined fellow Third Row sitter Marina Antunes as well as Film Junk‘s Sean Dwyer and The Documentary Blog‘s Jay Cheel for our monthly MOVIE CLUB discussion. On this episode we get to the meat (daddy would you like some sausage?) of the matter with the misunderstood grindhouse classic Cannibal Holocaust and make some interesting comparisons to Tom Green‘s much maligned Freddie Got Fingered. Despite the non-entertaining nature of the films up for discussion, this may be our best Movie Club Podcast yet.
Details and podcast download (or stream with the widget) over at the Movie Club Podcast website.
If you are keen to plan for episode #6 (which will appear some time in late March) we are trying to climb out of the exploitation basement transitioning from Russ Meyer’s mammary spectacular Faster Pussycat Kill! Kill! to the debut film of cult Canadian director Bruce MacDonald, the rock ‘n road female empowerment gem Roadkill. And be sure to vote on the sidebar poll for what films to do for episode #7.
We are trying a new program for recording the podcast and it worked a fair amount better but we are still ironing out the bugs. I will say that this one is definitely a lot easier on the ears than Episode 3. Unfortunately after having cleaned up the podcast my computer decided to corrupt the fixes I had made. What this means is there is about an extra minute or two so throughout the podcast where my sound cuts out. I don’t have the time right now to clean it up again as I have to listen through the entire show which is just over two hours in length. I hope everyone will bear with us as this is a learning process for both Dave and I.
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Dave and John talk a bit about a few of the movies they watched in the past couple of weeks while home sick and then they each have 10 movies from the 1990s that they feel are worth watching.
Dale, Colleen and Marina discuss a few new releases, a couple of new DVDs and look forward to the end of the film drought.
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