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Let us tell you the story of Love and Hate.

We absolutely LOVE Charles Laughton's work behind the camera and we absolutely HATE that there isn't more of it.

Conan interviewing Gene Wilder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3MqONAYz8E

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Martin Scorsese puts a new coat of paint on an old Hollywood classic. Break out your cigars and get ready to laugh out loud, but not in a genuine way, more in a really forced, purposefully obnoxious way that feels vaguely menacing.

Please send questions and discussion prompts for our upcoming mailbag episode to [email protected].

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We come in hot on this bad boy with a long discussion about the strike and where the industry may be headed. Things stay spicy when we finally dig into Todd Haynes' feature debut, its literary origins and the New Queer Cinema movement it helped inspire. Press play now for all that AND our first official John Leguizamo sighting.

How Streaming Caused the TV Writers Strike: https://www.vox.com/videos/2023/6/7/23752811/wga-writers-strike-streaming-television

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Hey gang. Since Twitter is circling the drain, I figured I'd use the podcast feed to update everybody on the show and solicit your questions and comments for an upcoming mailbag. Please send them my way at [email protected].

After we get that business out of the way, Becky and I cover a mystery motion picture classic to give you all a little bit more bang for your download buck. Catch you next week!

This week's movie: https://youtu.be/1FAj9fJQRZA

We dip into the CineMythology Archives for our long lost Babylon discussion.

Evan's Newsletter: https://wootw.substack.com

Ra'Shawn's Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/when-cinephiles-attack/id1525150316

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Mella from When Cinephiles Attack returns to the podcast to discuss Julie Dash's first and only theatrical feature. We interrogate the movie's place in film history, discuss the origins of the L.A. Rebellion and find a profound sense of meaning in license plates.

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We circle back to honor the late greats Ray Liotta and Jonathan Demme with the movie that put the former on Scorsese's map. How many other movies will we talk about before getting to Something Wild? How many other movies will we talk about AFTER getting to Something Wild? Who is the biggest hunk in this movie's handsome cast? And how many fucking airplanes will fly over Raymond's apartment? Tune in now to find out.

Deadline Interview with Scorsese: https://deadline.com/2023/05/martin-scorsese-interview-killers-of-the-flower-moon-leonardo-dicaprio-robert-de-niro-1235359006/

Richard Brody piece on Tarantino: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/a-few-thoughts-on-quentin-tarantinos-plan-to-retire

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We celebrate the late great John Singleton by discussing his seismic feature debut and the legacy he left behind. From the extraordinary cast to Singleton's technical flourishes, this picture truly deserves its place among the classics.

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Returning champion Becky Catalano joins us for a discussion of Scorsese's most popular flick and the debut of a new segment which goes surprisingly well. We cover everything from the towering performances to the non-stop needle drops, underlining the film's humor and humanity along the way. Are these Fellas actually Good? Tune in now to find out.

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This one was recorded a while ago and Austin and I were talking about the (then) impending writers strike which ended up becoming a major chunk of this episode. We got pretty deep into A.I. generated "art" and how it fits within broader political and cultural trends in America, what that portends for our future and how Slacker is a weirdly appropriate movie for this current moment.

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