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Cinema Drive
By Jason West & Ryan TirenTV & Film
Cinema Drive episodes
- 410. Ambitious Adolescence: Teen Wolf (1985), Teen Wolf Too (1987), and Big (1988)Teen Wolf (1985) and Big (1988) took puberty to a whole other level...oh, and Teen Wolf Too (1987). Adolescence was never portrayed with more charm and high-concept fun. Jump back to the 80s (Again?! Yes, again and again!) with Jason and Ryan!
The Deep Question: What is the best movie based off of a TV show?
This Week's Features:
Big (1988)
Teen Wolf (1985)
Teen Wolf Too (1987)Message Jason and Ryan
35 min - Quick Cuts 84: The Flash (2023)
Gideon loved The Flash and wants to know if the guys felt the same.
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5 min - 409. The Boom of Bruckheimer: The Rock (1996) and Con Air (1997)Nobody quite defined the 90s action aesthetic like Jerry Bruckheimer. These Nic Cage-fueled flicks helped give life to his high-octane style. Join Jason and Ryan for the memorable cheese of two flicks that Siskel and Ebert loved!
The Deep Question: What's a movie that made you understand the power of the screenplay?
This Week's Features:
Con Air (1997)
The Rock (1996)Message Jason and Ryan
59 min - Quick Cuts 83: Comics: The "Movies" of Books?
Mister Mxyzptlk comments about comics.
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5 min - 408. Reckoning With Destiny: Blue Ruin (2013) and Mud (2012)
Southern thrillers, blood feuds, horror, romance, coming of age...Blue Ruin (2013) and Mud (2012) have it all and more when it comes to thoughtful filmmaking and terrific characterization. Jason and Ryan speak to their passion for these small films that have a ton to say.
The Deep Question: Between Jeff Nichols' three greatest films, how would you rank Mud (2012), Take Shelter (2011), and Shotgun Stories (2007)?
This Week's Features:
Blue Ruin (2013)
Mud (2012)Message Jason and Ryan
50 min - Quick Cuts 82: William Friedkin
The guys pay homage to the late William Friedkin
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5 min - 407. When Life Gives You Lemmons: The Apartment (1960) and The Odd Couple (1968)Jack Lemmon shines in two of his most memorable movies, including one with his famous, friendly, and frequent collaborator Walter Matthau. Cinema Drive goes back to the 60s with these landmark films and encourages you to do the same!
The Deep Question: If you received $100, what gaps would you fill on your media shelf?
This Week's Features:
The Apartment (1960)
The Odd Couple (1968)Message Jason and Ryan
54 min - 5 min
- 406. Games and Gateways: WarGames (1983) and The Last Starfighter (1984)
"Greetings Starfighter! Would you like to play a game?" Games become real and carry two young 80s dudes to bigger realities than they ever could have imagined - both bleak and heroic! Join Jason, Ryan, Matthew Broderick, and Lance Guest for a new Cinema Drive exploring and remembering these films of a feather.
The Deep Question: What is the best Matt Damon movie you've seen that was released in the last 10 years?
This Week's Features:
WarGames (1983)
The Last Starfighter (1984)Message Jason and Ryan
51 min - Quick Cuts 80: Fast X (2023)
The guys have both seen Fast X (2023), and it's time to rev up a quick review!
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5 min
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.