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Logan and a guest take a look at the movies we love scene by scene. Our goal is to give as much in depth analysis on why we love the movie. We look at the techniques the filmmakers imploy and how it added to our experience. If applicale we will add some context around the film.
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Adam Fackleman comes back on the pod to talk about Richard Linklater's studio comedy Shool of Rock.
Riley comes back to talk about Steven Soderbergh's Ocean's 11.
Trae bring in one of the most underseen sci-films of all time in Blade Runner 2049. We go into detail about the character choices and decisions that make us love this film so much.
1Adam Facklemen comes back on the pod to share his love of The Raid: Redemption (2011). We had a blast looking at this nonstop thrill ride scene by scene.
This week Riley sat down with me to talking about his favorite quariteen discovery, Mikey and Nickey (1976). This film is a heartfelt story of love and betrayal, staring John Cassavetes and Peter Falk, written and directed by Elaine May.
Full scene by scene spoiler discussion of Stanley Kubriks criptic adaptaion of Steven Kings book.
This week I sit down with Tanner and he tells me all the reasons he loves Seijun Suzuki's 1966 film Tokyo Drifter. We also delve into the Sezukis complicated career and try to disect this scarterd matterclass.
Tanners back! Today we express our love for the original Planet of the Apes film. get ready for a madhouse of a podcast. Spoilers ahead.
Adam returns to have a fun time recreating all the hilarious moments in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. This comedic classic was created by the Monty Python crew. Be warned, spoilers ahead.
Riley comes back to discuss The Social Network. TSN was written by Aaron Sorkin and brought to screen by David Fincher. As always Spoilers ahead.
This week I am joined by Riley and Adam to talk No Country for Old Men. A masterclass in tension directed by the Coen Brothers. As always this a spoiler filled look at why we love this film.
This week I am joined by Tanner to talk about the great film noir In A Lonely Place.
The film was Directed by Nicholas Ray and stars Humphry Bogart in one of is most underrated performances. As always this is a full spoiler discussion.
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