It often takes a great director like Malick to remind us at the end of the day, we know what must be done. We must return to Lima Bean, hit Fruits with Rocks, and feed our infants Sand. This week the crew watch Song To Song (2017) and the question on everyone's mind is, is it better than Tree of Life (2011)?

Scores: Troy -- 4.0, John -- 3.6, Steven -- 4.4

Recorded 8-25-2021

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Troy saved a family by choosing not to watch this film again, but he killed three more by recommending this film to us? Listen as Troy tries to explain what the hell he's talking about. Film is real? Wait what exactly do you mean my "reality"? Hold up... you're cutting out. 

Scores: Troy -- 4.0, John -- 4.0, Steven -- 3.6, Brody -- 2.0

Recorded 7-6-2021

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Todd Haynes first film Poison (1991) leaves everyone this episode speechless.

Scores: Troy -- 1, John -- 2.6, Steven -- 2.2, Brody -- 4.0

Recorded 6-27-2021

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Tenet spelled backwards is Tenet? Cinematographilogically Speaking crew uncover this and much much more in a deep dive into a Christopher Nolan masterpiece. Was the movie confusing to you? Well not to us, so buckle in bucko. 

Scores: Troy -- 3.8, John -- 2.0, Steven -- 2.7, Brody -- 1.9

Recorded 6-6-2021

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Louis Malle writes and directs a movie that might make some people feel uncomfortable, so take refuge in the comfiest movie podcast on the market.

Scores: Troy -- 3.0, John -- 3.3, Steven -- 4.0, Brody -- 4.1

Recorded 5-22-2021

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The Cinematographilogical Gang discuss Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 film Vertigo. The best film of all time? We'll be the judge of that. Forget all other film essays, put down the analysis, this is your one-stop-shop.

Scores: Troy -- 3.5, Brody -- 3.2, Steven -- 3.5, John -- 3.1

Recorded 5-17-2021

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Troy, John, Steven, and Brody discuss another film from the Austrian great Michael Haneke.

Scores: Troy -- 4.7, Brody -- 3.0, Steven -- 5, John -- 4.9

Recorded 5/10/2021

Troy, John, Joll, Steven, and Brody go shallow on Haneke's 1994 first experiments with the cinema of fragmentation. 

Scores: Troy -- 3.9, Brody -- 3.0, Joll -- 2.6, Steven -- 2.9, John -- 3.4

Recorded 5/1/2021

Troy, Steven, Brody, and Joll discuss Krzysztof Kieślowski's voyeuristic drama of note. 

Scores: Troy -- 3.6, Brody -- 3, Steven -- 3, Joll -- 3.8

Recorded 4-22-2020

Everyone but Jacob is joined by the fantastic David Caldwell, author of "Handke's and Wenders's Wings of Desire: Transcending Postmodernism". This is a great episode, and we were lucky to have David on the show. 

Scores:

Troy -- 5, David -- 5, John -- 5, Joll -- 4.7, Steven -- 4.7, Brody -- 4.5

Recorded 4/6/2020