The crew is back together again! Colleen, Dale (Letterboxd) and I (Letterboxd) finally managed to align our schedules so that we could all get together to check out what’s coming in September. I just wish there was more to get excited about. Thankfully, festival season is just around the corner which, hopefully, means, we’ll have … Continue reading After the Credits Episode 216: September Preview

Soderbergh makes his triumphant(?) return to the Cinema with an all-star cast of this generation’s hottest stars. Kurt and Andrew and from Matt Gamble all take slightly different stances on 2017’s heist film (and fourth to use John Denver rather pronminently), Logan Lucky. Possibly more of a conversation starter is the upcoming Dave Bautista actioner, written by our friend Nick Dimici, Bushwick; which the boys were lucky enough to catch an early screening of. If your genre of choice is a “editless,” neighborhood rebellion movie with militia men and Brooklyn-ites battling it out, you’re gonna have a hard time finding something better this year. We round it out with some Bava, Ron Howard, Nolan and some batshit insanity from Marlon Brando, et. al. in Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr. Moreau. We do have about sixty seconds of Game of Thrones talk in there somewhere as well as a look to the weeks ahead with various films coming down the pike. As always, please join the conversation by leaving your own thoughts in the comment section below and again, thanks for listening! We’re now available on Google Play!       TIME TRACKS: Opening: 0:00 – 17:54 Logan Lucky (SPOILERS!): 17:55 – 41:45 Bushwick (SPOILERS!): 41:47 – 54:58 Watch List: 54:59 – 1:41:44 Outro/Next Week: 1:41:46 – 1:46:04 Closing Music: 1:44:20 – 1:47:04   MAIN REVIEWS: Logan Lucky Bushwick   THE WATCH LIST: MATT – Frost/Nixon – Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr. Moreau KURT – Kill Baby, Kill (2k restoration) – Dunkirk (70mm IMAX)   OTHER THINGS: Andrew on The Matinee Cast   RSS AND CONTACT INFO: show content R3 RSS Feeds: Cinecast (Andrew, Halfyard and Gamble show) After the Credits (Marina and Co.) Mamo! (Matt and Matt) ALL the RowThree Podcasts on one feed All posts and discussions from RowThree CONTACT: Andrew: about.me | email Kurt: Twitter | G+ | Letterboxd | email Matt: Twitter | LetterBoxd | Where the Long Tail Ends RowThree: Twitter | G+ | Letterboxd | Pinterest | email | voice mail: 612-367-ROW3

The "separate the art from the artist" debate rears its head once again, as allegations arise against Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. Star Trek says we'll evolve: can we?

The "separate the art from the artist" debate rears its head once again, as allegations arise against Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. Star Trek says we'll evolve: can we?

Though it seems TV has been in a light cool-off period, that doesn’t mean we don’t have things to watch. Though Colleen wasn’t able to regale us with her adventures through Netflix, Dale (Letterboxd) and I (Letterboxd) covered quite nicely, if I do say so myself, by having watched quite a bit of streaming material. … Continue reading After the Credits Episode 215: Littlest Hobo Media Spew – July

Art should push buttons. Bigelow does just that with her latest, criminally underseen, “masterpiece” (copyright Kurt Halfyard of RowThree.com), Detroit starring John Boyega, Will Poulter and Anthony Mackie et. al. It’s an intense couple of hours that is frustrating in the best possible way – kind of like this show. On The Watch List this week we talk about Jimmy Iovine’s involvement with DeathRow Records in “The Defiant Ones” as well as the crime thriller, drama, “Ozark”, which is “the best thing Jason Bateman has ever done” (copyright Andrew James of RowThree.com). For a tight show, we pack in a lot of conversation – including an apology to site visitors and listeners.

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Missing week in the recording schedule can be tough for some podcasts to get over; especially when one of the hosts is out of the country. But not The Cinecast. We trek on, banging out the 80s German jams while we rap about Charlize Theron and Atomic Blonde. Kurt is done with The 2017 Fantasia Film Festival and comes to us with a full report on everything from 4K remastered classics to a $65 Ugandan action picture. Due to some French ISP issues and nosy annoyed neighbors, we had to cut this one a little bit short, but what is in here is golden. Get your notepads ready, this is Cinecast 493! As always, please join the conversation by leaving your own thoughts in the comment section below and again, thanks for listening! We’re now available on Google Play!         TIME TRACKS: Opening / In-house business: 0:00 – 7:36 Atomic Blonde (SPOILERS!): 7:37 – 32:20 Fantasia Film Festival recap: 32:21 – 1:32:54 Outro/Next Week: 1:32:55 – 1:41:28 Closing Music: 1:38:58 – 1:42:51   MAIN REVIEWS: Atomic Blonde   THE WATCH LIST: KURT (FANTASIA RECAP) – Suspiria (4K restoration) – The Crazies (2K restoration) – The Blue Man (aka Eternal Evil)(1985) – God Told Me To (1976) – Bastard Swordsman (1983) – Low Life – Town in a Lake – November – Good Time – Jailbreak – Bad Black – Tokyo Night Sky Is Always the Densest Shade of Blue – Almost Coming Almost Dying – Fashionista   OTHER THINGS: Full Fantasia recap at ScreenAnarchy.com   RSS AND CONTACT INFO: show content R3 RSS Feeds: Cinecast (Andrew, Halfyard and Gamble show) After the Credits (Marina and Co.) Mamo! (Matt and Matt) ALL the RowThree Podcasts on one feed All posts and discussions from RowThree CONTACT: Andrew: about.me | email Kurt: Twitter | G+ | Letterboxd | email Matt: Twitter | LetterBoxd | Where the Long Tail Ends RowThree: Twitter | G+ | Letterboxd | Pinterest | email | voice mail: 612-367-ROW3

What on earth is going on this summer? It seems to be start-and-stop with the big summer releases. Just when you think we’re back in the swing of things, we have another off month. It could also just be the fact that this year’s crop of summer movies has done little to impress us – … Continue reading After the Credits Episode 214: August Preview

The "separate the art from the artist" debate rears its head once again, as allegations arise against Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. Star Trek says we'll evolve: can we?

With Kurt attacking The Fantasia Film Festival head-on, we must keep this one short before the next screening. That said, it might be argued that at this point, a Christopher Nolan film can be considered an event picture. And Dunkirk is most certainly an event – both the historical context and the theatrical screening. So it would be doing the film a disservice not to give it the attention it deserves with a nearly hour long conversation. So we discuss the technical and emotional aspects of everything Nolan excels at with this picture; which some might consider his masterpiece. You’ll get no arguments from us. So we talk Dunkirk and then move on to a couple of Fantasia titles that Kurt has screened thus far. We apologize for the slight audio falters at the beginning, but it is cleaned up after about ten minutes. We’ll be back next week for another shorter show in which we’ll tackle Atomic Blonde and Lady Macbeth.

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