It's another BONUS MOVIE EPISODE of the pod this week, with Jane making Kurt watch 1995 sepia-toned nostalgia-machine Now and Then. In the ep we discuss the unused potential of a flashback structure, 'coming-of-age' vs teenage liminality and just how UNFAIR and SEXIST it is that Stand By Me is recognised as a cinematic classic, while Now and Then is considered overly-nostalgic and girly. Internalised misogyny, everyone. Turns out it very much exists in the film industry. Also featured - a lengthy discussion about Star Wars: The Last Jedi (about six months late, we know) 

Movie: Now and Then
Rating: 2 Eyes (Kurt)
What are we watching: Pacifists Guide to the War on Cancer (Bryony Kimmings and Complicite) & RISE (Stan)
Date recorded: 18 March 2018

It's another BONUS MOVIE EPISODE of the pod this week, with Jane making Kurt watch 1995 sepia-toned nostalgia-machine Now and Then. In the ep we discuss the unused potential of a flashback structure, 'coming-of-age' vs teenage liminality and just how UNFAIR and SEXIST it is that Stand By Me is recognised as a cinematic classic, while Now and Then is considered overly-nostalgic and girly. Internalised misogyny, everyone. Turns out it very much exists in the film industry. Also featured - a lengthy discussion about Star Wars: The Last Jedi (about six months late, we know) Movie: Now and Then Rating: 2 Eyes (Kurt) What are we watching: Pacifists Guide to the War on Cancer (Bryony Kimmings and Complicite) & RISE (Stan) Date recorded: 18 March 2018

It's another BONUS MOVIE EPISODE of the pod this week, with Jane making Kurt watch 1995 sepia-toned nostalgia-machine Now and Then. In the ep we discuss the unused potential of a flashback structure, 'coming-of-age' vs teenage liminality and just how UNFAIR and SEXIST it is that Stand By Me is recognised as a cinematic classic, while Now and Then is considered overly-nostalgic and girly. Internalised misogyny, everyone. Turns out it very much exists in the film industry. Also featured - a lengthy discussion about Star Wars: The Last Jedi (about six months late, we know) 

Movie: Now and Then
Rating: 2 Eyes (Kurt)
What are we watching: Pacifists Guide to the War on Cancer (Bryony Kimmings and Complicite) &amp; RISE (Stan)
Date recorded: 18 March 2018

BONUS 6 - Presently and Previously - Now and Then

The TV shows we watch say a lot about us. A cynical person might prefer light-hearted comedies as an antidote to the crushing existential weight of their everyday life. A former youth-group leader might be obsessed with religious iconography and pop-culture depictions of the devil. People are weird, and it shows in their Netflix queues. Made You Look is a podcast that tries to work out why we love the things we love. And if Jane and Kurt have to watch each other's favourite TV shows to do it... They're willing to make that sacrifice.&nbsp; One week Jane will select an episode of one of her favourite shows for Kurt to watch. He'll recap it, try to figure out the missing pieces, and then comes the criticism. Together they parse out the episode in detail, touching on world-building, story construction, theme, production context and personal connection. The following week it's Jane's turn...&nbsp; <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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The TV shows we watch say a lot about us. A cynical person might prefer light-hearted comedies as an antidote to the crushing existential weight of their everyday life. A former youth-group leader might be obsessed with religious iconography and pop-culture depictions of the devil. People are weird, and it shows in their Netflix queues. Made You Look is a podcast that tries to work out why we love the things we love. And if Jane and Kurt have to watch each other's favourite TV shows to do it... They're willing to make that sacrifice.  One week Jane will select an episode of one of her favourite shows for Kurt to watch. He'll recap it, try to figure out the missing pieces, and then comes the criticism. Together they parse out the episode in detail, touching on world-building, story construction, theme, production context and personal connection. The following week it's Jane's turn...  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The TV shows we watch say a lot about us. A cynical person might prefer light-hearted comedies as an antidote to the crushing existential weight of their everyday life. A former youth-group leader might be obsessed with religious iconography and pop-culture depictions of the devil. People are weird, and it shows in their Netflix queues. Made You Look is a podcast that tries to work out why we love the things we love. And if Jane and Kurt have to watch each other's favourite TV shows to do it... They're willing to make that sacrifice.&nbsp; One week Jane will select an episode of one of her favourite shows for Kurt to watch. He'll recap it, try to figure out the missing pieces, and then comes the criticism. Together they parse out the episode in detail, touching on world-building, story construction, theme, production context and personal connection. The following week it's Jane's turn...&nbsp; Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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