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Up first, Vinny Highlife shares his discovery of Juliette Lewis' Instagram, then we answer a Cinner question about how the Internet has affected our relationship with movies (7:15). The main event follows as we knock out the rest of the final 32 (14:00), featuring Dueling Coppolas! Mickey Rourke! And judgement day for Mr. Gallo! Finally, we close shop with this week's recommendations (43:30): Jiro Dreams of Sushi (Vinny) and Chappie (Frank).
Correction: we know, it's EVAN Rachel Wood, not RACHEL Evan Wood, although we like our way better. Besides, she's the one who dated Marilyn Manson, so who are you going to believe?
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Juliette Lewis' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliettelewis
Die Antwoord videos: https://www.dieantwoord.com/videoz/
We start off with Vinny Highlife going to the mattresses for his boy, Mr. Vincent Gallo, in the wake of the auteur's open letter in Another Man magazine (see link below). Then, after we hose Vinny down, we dive into the Dirty Thirty-Two remaining movies in our Favorite Movie bracket (12:21). Will My Dinner with Andre extend its Cinderella run? Can Heaven's Gate continue to fail upward? And what's the deal with Frank and Sheena Easton? Finally, Vinny and Frank offer their recommendations for movies you may have missed (45:40): The Wave and Buffalo '66.
Follow us @cinetology on Twitter and at Cinetology on Instagram. Ask us something there or at [email protected]. And if you want, support the show on Patreon.
Vincent Gallo article: http://www.anothermanmag.com/life-culture/10236/an-open-letter-from-vincent-gallo-unfiltered-and-unedited
Everything Sheena Easton sings: http://www.sheenaeaston.com/discography.html
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Cinetology
The first round is dead, long live the first round. We go all Noah and turn the end of time yacht into an ark as we discuss a menagerie including fantastic foxes, raging bulls, reservoir dogs, groundhogs, and sharks. But not Noah (sorry Aronofsky). And sorry to Roy Orbison and Kevin Smith, but not Ridley Scott and Jim Carrey. Also, who's the worst Rocky opponent, whatever that means. Follow us @cinetology on Twitter and at Cinetology on Instagram. Ask us something there or at [email protected]. Seriously.
We tackle the third set of 16 films and learn about Vin's favorite Christmas tradition, what a "Frank Movie" is, and all about selling chocolate in catholic school. All that and a far too long discussion about Kevin Spacey. Follow us @cinetology on Twitter and at Cinetology on Instagram. Ask us something there or at [email protected].
The next batch of films enter the squared circle in an increasingly muddled metaphorical match-up. We go from a galaxy far, far away to inside the head of a beloved character actor and all points in between. Who's the real dark knight, Batman or Travis Bickle? David Lynch or Satan? Plus, Heaven's Gate, Vinny Highlife's favorite studio-destroying bomb. Follow us @cinetology on Twitter and at Cinetology on Instagram. Ask us something there or at [email protected].
Vinny Highlife and Frank kick off our new show about movies by sharing our 64 favorites...and then ruthlessly eliminating them one by one. Or at least the first 16. The other 48 are on notice. Fight Club vs. Shawshank. Goldfinger vs. Scarface. The Godfather vs...My Dinner with Andre? Which films survive? Which get thrown off the yacht to drown in the dystopian rising sea never to be seen again? (That last bit makes more sense once you listen.) Follow us @cinetology on Twitter and at Cinetology on Instagram. Ask us something there or at [email protected].
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