Cinema Recall

In this episode of the Cinema Recall podcast, host Vern discusses his recent film acquisitions from the Criterion sale, including classic films and notable releases. He shares insights on various movies, their special features, and the importance of physical media. The conversation also touches on recent award-winning films and upcoming podcast projects. In this episode of the Cinema Recall podcast, host Vern discusses his recent film acquisitions from the Criterion sale, including classic films and notable releases. He shares insights on various movies, their special features, and the importance of physical media. The conversation also touches on recent award-winning films and upcoming podcast projects.

In this engaging episode of Cinema Recall, host Vern welcomes Robbie Sherman from Conversations with Robbie Sherman. They discuss a variety of topics, including the challenges of animation, the impact of music on film, and their personal favorites in a fun 'deserted island' segment. Robbie shares insights about his podcast journey, the significance of The Velvet Underground, and the legacy of animation legends like Jack Kirby. The conversation flows naturally, touching on the evolution of beloved shows like The Simpsons and the unique storytelling of Aeon Flux, culminating in a discussion about upcoming projects and collaborations.

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https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/convos-w-r-sherman/

!!! Mild Spoilers included in Review!!!!

In this episode of the Cinema Recall podcast, the hosts celebrate a birthday while discussing the upcoming Superman film directed by James Gunn. They delve into the film's character dynamics, humor, and the balance between seriousness and campiness. The portrayal of Lex Luthor and Superman's identity are critically analyzed, leading to a discussion on the film's overall reception and ratings.

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Richard Linklater's animated odyssey,Waking Life features a lot of interesting conversations gets discussed in our latest episode. Robert Yaniz jr of Crooked Table Media whose own podcast (Franchise Detours) is covering The Before Trilogy(Also directed by Linklater) comes on to discuss the many fascinating aspects of this very unique art film.

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Writer Christian Hurst returns for this fun bonus episode where he lists a few of his favorite things to bring to a hypethecitical deserted Island

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https://www.cinemarecall.net/2025/05/interview-with-sci-fi-writer-christian.html

On today's episode, 3 great movies are being discussed with two great guests all about one amazing bear, Paddington.The Vern invites Caitlin from The Bechdel Cast and Amy from Women InSession to talk about all 3 Paddington movies for this fun episodeAd Spots

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Bonus episode features Cam Sully of Jacked Up Reviews and Donnie Roberts of Cage's Kiss(Plus our great Donnie's Choice shows) to discuss things they would bring to a deserted Island.

Yes things get quite goofy but are a lot of fun .

On today's show, The Vern brings on three great film afficianados to talk about thier favorite movies that features a large cast.

Todd Libenow of Forgotten Films

Cameron Sully of Jacked Up Review Show

Donnie Roberts of Cage's Kiss

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Quick episode with The Vern and Ashley talking about some new movies we saw. The Materialists starring Dakota Johnson and Bring Her Back starring Sally Hawkins. Enjoy.

Blast off for adventure with a secret agent that is truly out of this world. Jane Fonda is Barbarella. A secret agent who is tasked with retrieving a device and a man named Durand Durand. Made right after 2001: A Space Odyssey and Planet of the Apes. This sci fi pop art feature was met with a lot of mixed reaction when first released and certainly does now as well

Joining The Vern for this discussion is Phillip of Making Tarantino and Phill on Cinema

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