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Cinemocracy restored! For this podcast I let people on Discord vote on which movie I should watch out of a list of randomly-picked movies that I've never seen from my giant watchlist, I watch the one that wins, and I talk about it for a bit (complete with spoilers so be warned). This time I watched the 2003 South Korean thriller Oldboy, directed by Park Chan-wook.
On this podcast I usually let people on Discord vote on which movie I should watch out of a list of randomly-picked movies that I've never seen from my giant watchlist, watch the one that wins, and then talk about it for a bit (complete with spoilers so be warned). But for this episode I watched whatever the fuck I wanted and you have to deal with it. This time the movie was 1971's The French Connection directed by William Friedkin.
On this podcast I usually let people on Discord vote on which movie I should watch out of a list of randomly-picked movies that I've never seen from my giant watchlist, watch the one that wins, and then talk about it for a bit (complete with spoilers so be warned). But this time I watched a movie related to a movie I already watched as part of what I'm calling Representative Cinemocracy, where I continue watching the filmography of the same director, or in the same series of movies, or something that has a connection along those lines to a previously voted-on movie. For this episode I watched The Great Adventure of Horus, Prince of the Sun, an early Japanese anime film from 1968 directed by Isao Takahata and with animation from Hayao Miyazaki both of future Studio Ghibli fame.
For this podcast I let people on Discord vote on which movie I should watch out of a list of randomly-picked movies that I've never seen from my giant watchlist, I watch the one that wins, and I talk about it for a bit (complete with spoilers so be warned). This time I watched the 2000 Chinese martial arts movie Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, directed by Ang Lee. Longest episode so far, oh well! Also no background music in this one, thinking I might just drop that element. Let me know how you feel about that in the Discord if you want.
For this podcast I let people on Discord vote on which movie I should watch out of a list of randomly-picked movies that I've never seen from my giant watchlist, I watch the one that wins, and I talk about it for a bit (complete with spoilers so be warned). This second time around I talk about the 1994 science fiction movie Stargate directed by Roland Emmerich. I ramble on a bit at the beginning of this one, so much for keeping those episode lengths down.
First episode! For this podcast I let people on Discord vote on which movie I should watch out of a list of randomly-picked movies that I've never seen from my giant watchlist, I watch the one that wins, and I talk about it for a bit (complete with spoilers so be warned). The movie that won the very first poll was the classic Hayao Miyazaki animated film Laputa: Castle in the Sky from 1986, Studio Ghibli's first release.
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