Cinema Drive

Cinema Drive

By Jason West & Ryan TirenTV & Film
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Cinema Drive episodes

  • 317. Batting 1000 - Part I: 42 (2013), The Stratton Story (1949), and A League of Their Own (1992)

    Batter up! It's baseball season, folks. Don't follow the sport? You'll still love these films, each one representative of the triumph of the human spirit in the face of adversity...all for the love of the game. Cinema Drive swings for the fences in the first of two episodes all about the magic of America's favorite pastime.

    The Deep Question: If you could have been a fly on the wall for the making of any movie, what would it be?


    This Week's Features:
    42 (2013)
    A League of Their Own (1992)
    For Love of the Game (1999)
    The Stratton Story (1949)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    47 min
  • 316. Calculated and Compelling: The Humanity of Robotics

    It's National Robotics Week! What better excuse for Jason and Ryan to examine compelling robots in film?! Cinema Drive analyzes those depictions in film that give the viewer pause and a reason to discuss.

    The Deep Question: How many actors can you identify by their first name only?


    This Week's Features:
    2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
    Blade Runner (1982)
    Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
    Chappie (2015)
    Ex Machina (2014)
    Her (2013)
    I, Robot (2004)
    Real Steel (2011)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    58 min
  • 315. Schoolyard Showdown: 3:15: The Moment of Truth (1986)

    Cinema Drive presents another gritty, pulpy, forgotten 80s thriller that tickled your hosts so much it deserved its own episode. Journey back to the days when movie high schoolers looked like they were 35 years-old and over-the-top acting was just part of the fun. Is this flick better or worse than Road House (1989)?! 3:15: The Moment of Truth (1986) awaits!

    The Deep Question: What do you think of the black and white versions of Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) and Logan (2017)?


    This Week's Features:
    3:15: The Moment of Truth (1986)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    37 min
  • 314. The Beatles and The Boss: Yesterday (2019) and Blinded by the Light (2019)

    For fans of The Beatles, Bruce Springsteen, and the power of music, Cinema Drive presents one of the best double features you'll ever sing along to. Both films are driven by that transformative magic but present the material with very different focuses and takeaways. Catch the tunes and the passion in an all-new episode from two non-musical hosts.

    The Deep Question: If you were going to participate in filmmaking, what role would you be drawn to?


    This Week's Features:
    Blinded by the Light (2019)
    Yesterday (2019)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    59 min
  • 313. Theatre-In-The-Ground: Dying Exhibitors Fight for Life

    Movie theaters are struggling to survive, but at what cost? Jason and Ryan break down the latest trends across our culture, cinematic expectations, and what it's going to take to see a film as we draw closer and closer to an unsettling future. What are the implications of tiered pricing for an entertainment experience that's supposed to bring movie lovers together?

    The Deep Question: Who is an actor that you enjoy watching interviews with?


    This Week's Features:
    Everything

    Message Jason and Ryan

    43 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…