Cinema Drive

Cinema Drive

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Cinema Drive episodes

  • 723. Newman's Own Style: The Hustler (1961) and Cool Hand Luke (1967)

    Revisiting the cool of Paul Newman led Jason and Ryan to two of the best performances he ever gave Movieland! He dazzles and charms in these perfect examples of his ability and stardom. Give them a watch and give this Cinema Drive episode a listen!

    The Deep Question: Will you finally be adding the inevitable 8-movie Mission: Impossible boxset to your list this Christmas or next Christmas?


    This Week's Features:
    Cool Hand Luke (1967)
    The Hustler (1961)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    31 min
  • 722. Adventures in Podcasting Rides Again: Recasting The Princess Bride?!

    You can't stop the Adventures in Podcasting! Cinema Drive charges head first into a dangerous premise - recasting one of the most beloved films of all time. They said they would never! They said it couldn't be done!  They said it SHOULDN'T be done! They...were wrong.

    Jason and Ryan do the unthinkable and unveil their cast lists for a modern telling of The Princess Bride (1987). Unnecessary? Definitely. Heinous? Maybe. Intriguing? ...Tune in for yourself, dear listener, but be warned!: To hear this episode is to entertain the very idea yourself! Thou art complicit!!!

    The Deep Question: What's a film that was shot so beautifully you didn't care as much about the story as you did the look?


    This Week's Features:
    The Princess Bride (1987)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    56 min
  • 721. Pulp Pictures: The Warriors (1979) and The Shadow (1994)

    Loyal listeners know that Cinema Drive has a special love for pulp and cult flicks, but in this episode Jason and Ryan get especially pulpy! One exemplifies the idea of gritty cult movies and one breathes life into pulp fiction comics of yore. Both are worth a watch and worth some fun discussion.

    The Deep Question: Oh no! Your Delorean's flux capacitor has been damaged and will only take you back in time to stop one film from being made - which one is it?


    This Week's Features:
    The Shadow (1994)
    The Warriors (1979)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    44 min
  • 720. Blowing Up the Small Screen: The Jericho Mile (1979) and Duel (1971)

    Steven Spielberg and Michael Mann blew audiences away with their award-winning television movie debuts. But these films are more than just made for TV - they showcased the early talents of these acclaimed directors and the trademarks that would come to define their filmography. Mann infused The Jericho Mile (1979) with an authenticity that would lead him to Thief (1981) and Spielberg preceded his mastery of suspense in Jaws (1975) with the truck in Duel (1971)!

    The Deep Question: Who would you cast as Dom's mother in the Fast and Furious franchise?


    This Week's Features:
    Duel (1971)
    The Jericho Mile (1979)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    36 min
  • 718. Fighting Fires with Family: Backdraft (1991) and Frequency (2000)

    Fathers and family fighting fatal fires! 60s flashbacks! Arson and time travel! These firefighting flicks burn with action and heart and are well worth a watch.

    The Deep Question: Martin Scorsese lost a bet to Joe Pesci and has to make one film that's nothing like his typical fare. What type of flick do you want him to do?


    This Week's Features:
    Backdraft (1991)
    Frequency (2000)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    39 min
  • 717. Contending with Brando: The Wild One (1953) and On the Waterfront (1954)

    He's WILD and he coulda been a contend-ah! You know the man but do you know the movies that made Marlon? Don't worry, Cinema Drive is here to educate and entertain you with an all-new discussion on what made these films so potent.

    The Deep Question: Who's your pick to recast Black Panther?


    This Week's Features:
    On the Waterfront (1954)
    The Wild One (1953)

    Message Jason and Ryan

    43 min

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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…