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Cinema Drive
By Jason West & Ryan TirenTV & Film
Cinema Drive episodes
- 415. Valuing Val's Versatility: Top Secret! (1984) and Real Genius (1985)Cinema Drive loves the veritable talent that is the versatile Val Kilmer! His passion and powerful performances were evident even in his early years with these cult flicks that started off his career. Join Jason and Ryan as they explore what made these films fun and worth another watch!
The Deep Question: What's a movie you'd still enjoy with the sound off?
This Week's Features:
Real Genius (1985)
Top Secret! (1984)Message Jason and Ryan
40 min - Quick Cuts 89: Striking Out
Cliff is wondering if Ryan and Jason have a take on the Writers and Actors strike.
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4 min - 414. Jersey Meditations: Garden State (2004) and Paterson (2016)Zach Braff and Jim Jarmusch use New Jersey for a contemplative exploration of both life and their character's psyches. These indie films pair as a terrific Jersey double feature and beautiful meditations that will make you appreciate the little things in life!
The Deep Question: What's a movie you'd still enjoy with your eyes closed?
This Week's Features:
Garden State (2004)
Paterson (2016)Message Jason and Ryan
52 min - Quick Cuts 88: Jason Reviews Barbie (2023)
Ryan didn't see Barbie but wants Jason's take.
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5 min - 413. Reinventing Bond: GoldenEye (1995) and Casino Royale (2006)You know his name, but did you know that Martin Campbell was responsible for the last two successful reinventions of 007? Showcasing what Jason and Ryan believe to be Brosnan's and Craig's strongest entries in the franchise, Campbell startled audiences with a fresh take on a tired character, breathing new life and a modern perspective into the most famous secret agent of all.
The Deep Question: What is your favorite James Bond song?
This Week's Features:
Casino Royale (2006
GoldenEye (1995)Message Jason and Ryan
57 min - Quick Cuts 87: Season 4 Continues!
Jason and Ryan break down what the back half of Season 4 is looking like!
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2 min - 412. New Classics, New Breadth: Pierrot le Fou (1965), La Strada (1954), A Trip to the Moon (1902), and Safety Last! (1923)
Jason and Ryan take the plunge with their cinematic blind spots and rustle up new foreign and silent movies to deepen their appreciation and understanding of film. Join Cinema Drive as they dive into these classics.
The Deep Question: What is the funniest line from a movie you can think of right now?
This Week's Features:
A Trip to the Moon (1902)
La Strada (1954)
Pierrot le Fou (1965)
Safety Last! (1923)Message Jason and Ryan
46 min - Quick Cuts 86: Smokin' Stars
Jammin' Jamie wants to talk star power and who is the hottest in the biz right now.
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5 min - 411. Precipice of Greatness: American Graffiti (1973) and Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, much like their characters in these early successful films, were on the precipice of greatness in the 1970s. Going counterculture to the counterculture of the New Hollywood movement, they continued to establish their talent with these impactful and thoughtful cinematic takes on new journeys.
The Deep Question: What is a movie that you enjoyed, however, you don't really feel the need to ever watch it again?
This Week's Features:
American Graffiti (1973)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)Message Jason and Ryan
1 hr - Quick Cuts 85: Ryan Reviews Oppenheimer (2023)
Jason didn't see Oppenheimer but wants Ryan's take.
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About Cinema Drive
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Cinema Drive is fueled by the films that spark in our souls. Our passion is exploring the power of film to engage, to transcend, and to endure. Each week, Ryan and Jason dig beneath the surface…
into the true intimacy of what makes a movie memorable. Cinema Drive exists to help us all more fully consider and deeply cherish movies.