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We took a leap of faith and allowed Netflix to pick two movies for us to watch--David Spade in Father of the Year and the apocalypse porn How It Ends. No spoilers, but Vin may not have been won over. Plus, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles underwear and a shout out to Boston!
3:10 The first Mission:Impossible
3:55 Scorsese's The Age of Innocence
6:20 Father of the Year
29:30 Jersey John on the phone
33:40 How It Ends
56:40 The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter
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Have you ever wondered how Netflix figures out what you should watch? Do you ask yourself how they seem to get it so wrong? Does math make you angry? If you answered Yes to any of the above, then consider yourself drafted into the Cinner Army, now waging war against the Skynet algorithms that are stealing our humanity. Plus, Poughkeepsie Paul phones in!
1:10 John Parr Appreciation
3:10 Vin's guitar learning update
5:20 InstaDrew's review of Mission:Impossible-Fallout
6:25 Netflix
19:15 Poughkeepsie Paul explains algorithms
23:55 We test our recommendations
42:20 New Oscars category
45:42 Homework: Watch Father of the Year and How It Ends
John Parr's "Two Hearts" video
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It's an 80s flashback as we discuss Arnold's big 1987 hit, The Running Man. But was it actually a big hit? And how close was it to its source material, the 1982 book by Stephen King? All that, plus Frank slips into an existential mire only to be rescued by the life-changing voice of John Parr. Seriously, check out this video.
2:00 1987 Box Office report
6:38 Movie back story
13:00 The original book and Richard Bachman
24:15 The film
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We're off the road and back in the studio digging through the pile of listener questions that have come through in recent weeks. Did you think we forgot about you, Cinners? Never. We didn't forget about all the movies we've seen either as we recap our summer cinematic diet. Plus, an updated Distillery standings and things get heated over...P.T. Barnum?
3:46 Vinny Highlife's hair
8:25 What two movies or franchises would you most like to see crossover?
15:10 What property would you build an expanded universe around?
22:20 How would you fix The Dark Tower?
25:10 What Broadway show would you like to see made into a movie?
30:26 What is the best book to screen adaptation?
36:26 Is the super hero genre about to collapse?
41:00 What unfilmed property should be made into a movie?
49:00 Love for Denis Villeneuve
50:40 Cinner film reviews
54:20 What we've been watching
1:37:30 Distillery Standings
1:41:26 Homework: Watch The Running Man
Distillery Standings
Darren Aronofsky 96.4/13
Stanley Kubrick 87.7/20
Francis Ford Coppola 70.7/22
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It's our 21st episode and what better way to celebrate being legal than drinking like James Bond. We're all over the Tampa Bay area in this edition of Cinshine Cinema, following the path of 007 from the Ian Fleming novel, Live and Let Die. While we may not see the author in the same light, we both agreed we waited far too long to have lunch. But it was worth it.
0:00 Introduction
11:44 Haslam's Book Store, St. Petersburg
15:04 Treasure Island
16:55 Ian Fleming
36:08 Seedy warehouse district, St. Petersburg
43:52 Ybor City, Tampa
Columbia Restaurant
Las Novedades Restaurant
James Bonding Podcast
Mapping the World of James Bond
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Vinny Highlife has been double-0 obsessed lately, so rather than hose him down, we watched Roger Moore's first Bond film. How does it hold up almost a half century later? How does Bond himself? Plus, who's our favorite Bond? What's our favorite theme song? And is Bond the greatest franchise in film history? Also, Sean Connery is still not Welsh.
9:02 Our first Bond memories
21:00 Bond's place in the world today
32:00 The film
Note: we had a weird technical problem while recording which resulted in an slight echo. Our engineer did a damn fine job cleaning most of it up, but we still apologize for any issues.
James Bonding Podcast
Mapping the World of James Bond
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We're joined by our friend Jeff to discuss Barry Levinson's Diner, one of the most influential films not only in film and TV history, but in our lives as well. It's a movie--and an episode--all about friends, growing up, and talking, lots and lots of talking. And, yes, we start off by talking about how we're going to have shorter shows. Apparently, that means eventually. Maybe.
0:60 Show update
3:00 It's Jeff
7:30 Diner
2:02:12 Barry Levinson
2:03:40 Pacino in Paterno
2:09:15 Diner social media quiz
2:12:15 Favorite projects by the cast
Mickey Rourke's Instagram
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After distilling the films of director Darren Aronofsky last time out, this week we give you a deep cut of his most misunderstood and maybe most Aronofskyian effort, The Fountain. Why wasn't this more of a hit? It has three different Hugh Jackmans! What more do people want?
0:50 Monkey Talk
3:20 Dirty Work (1998)
4:15 The Master Builder (2013)
10:20 HBO's Barry
13:00 What's the best movie soundtrack?
20:40 Terry Gilliam bad news (again)
17:28 Instagram Updates
23:00 Deep Cut: The Fountain
1:08:18 Homework: Watch Diner (1982)
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Director Darren Aronofsky gets obsessively distilled, from Pi to mother! Vinny Highlife claims this is his favorite living director, but does The Distillery agree? Plus, Scotch talk! Another Steven Seagal story! And a plea to Brad Pitt! Exclamation points for everyone!
2:08 Drink of the Week
5:50 The Incredibles 2
9:50 Soccer movie recommendations
12:10 Eyes Wide Shut listener questions
17:15 Cinner review of Hotel Artemis
18:30 Another Steven Seagal story
20:40 Darren Aronofsky Distillery
Homework: Watch The Fountain
***Note: I actually said 3.14 in the intro, but it didn't get picked up. Seriously. Oh, whatever. --F
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