Digital Noise

“The digital noise…it’s in my head…it’s tearing my brain asunder!!”–a famous musician probably.

Yes it’s once again time to open your ear gates and let in the dulcet tones of Brian and Chris as they review the best (and the rest) of the week’s Blu-ray and DVD releases. In this episode, they go to prom with Carrie, feel the Rush of racing, spend time in the company of a Thief, and eat a bunch of rice cakes with Mr. Darcy. That last one is going to require some context, so be sure to tune in!

In addition, they give away a Blu-ray copy of Riddick, because they are just that generous.

Hit play, flip on the black lights, and prepare to be blissfully swept away by the Digital Noise

*Disclaimer: We are not responsible for any images of the film Swept Away that may accidentally enter your consciousness as you listen to Digital Noise.

 

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Do not attempt to adjust your tracking, Digital Noise is indeed on the air! Also, adjusting the tracking would have little to no effect on a podcast.

This week, Brian and Chris rewind through the past week and talk about some of the standout Blu-ray and DVD releases…as well as some you’d be better off completely avoiding. Among the top tier titles are Archer Season 4, the VHS documentary Rewind This, and (believe it or not) Big Ass Spider!

On top of all that, we are giving away a DVD copy of the exceptional home invasion thriller You’re Next!

It’s about to get extremely noisy in here!

 

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What’s that sound? The murmur rolling over the horizon? It’s getting louder, could it be? Yes, I think it is.

It’s the first Digital Noise of 2014!!!

Chris and Brian run through a short but interesting crop of titles that includes an inordinate amount of horror for it being January. They also announce the new One Of Us forums, answer your Tweeted questions, and giveaway a copy of arguably the best documentary of last year.

It’s a new year, but the noise remains the same.

 

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How To Win This Week’s Giveaway:

1.) Follow @OneOfUsNet on Twitter

2.) Tweet what subject you’d like to make a documentary about and why

3.) Add hashtag #actofkillinggiveaway

4.) We’ll select our favorite and contact that winner via Twitter. (U.S. Residents only)

 

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It was the day before Christmas and in the One of Us House,

Chris was looking for Brian to rouse.

The blu-rays were stacked by the microphones with care,

In hopes that his partner would soon get there.

When over by the scotch bar there arose such a clatter

Chris had to go over to see what was the matter.

“Here I come to save the day!” said the mysterious stranger

but in an accent so soothing, Chris never felt danger.

“My name is Richard and I’m here to assist,”

“although Brian is away, he’ll not be missed.”

Well Chris was quick to judge the situation

and with that he began Digital Noise’s narration.

“On ‘The Family’, “Kick-Ass”, “Elysium”, and “Raiders”,

with these titles and more we will be the graders!”

With Richard’s help, Christmas was saved all right,

“Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night!”

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The Christmas train (not the creepy Polar Express, mind you) keeps on a rollin’ and the Digital Noise Boys are your conductors…tickets please….to great movies and hilarity…or hopefully at least a few hearty chuckles.

This week Brian and Chris look at some classic titles from Fox’s library upgraded to blu, The Day of the Doctor, Mary Poppins, Fast and Furious 6…and just so you know we haven’t lost our edge, horror titles like Sightseers and The Seasoning House.

Come drink the nog with us. You’ll be glad you did.

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Our Giveaway!!!!!

 

Here’s How To Win!

1.) Follow @oneofusnet on Twitter

2.) Create a Futurama Fry “Not Sure If” image revolving around OneOfUs.Net

–Easiest way to accomplish this is to visit this generator site

and fill in the words you want.

Example:

3.) Tweet that meme with the hashtag #oneofusnet and #TVgiveaway

4.

Brian Salisbury and Chris Cox like to review movies. Brian Salisbury and Chris Cox watch a lot of movies. A LOT of movies. Brian Salisbury and Chris Cox like to drink beer. Brian Salisbury and Chris Cox like to drink a lot of beer and talk about movies.

And thus, Digital Noise.

This week, despite being without the anchoring emotional presence of Luke “The Beard” Mullen, Chris and Brian breakdown The Wolverine, Getaway, The Mortal Instruments, Star Trek TNG: Season 5, Drinking Buddies, and many more titles for your listening and potential buying pleasure.

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On the first Digital Noise of Christmas, the studios sent to us, a blu-ray of My Name is Nobody.

On the second Digital Noise of Christmas, the studios sent to us, Turbo and Blackfish, and a Blu-ray of My Name is Nobody.

On the third day….well, you get the point. It’s that season, folks, so pay close attention ’cause some of the titles we’ll be looking at as we ramp up towards our big holiday episode are ones you very well might want to be picking up for your loved ones. Like the new Doctor Who: The Doctors Revisited set. Or Criterion’s latest acquisition Frances Ha. Or maybe even the latest Ip Man film, Ip Man: The Final Fight.

Either way, Brian, Luke and Chris break it all down for you in that merry way you’ve come to associate with the boys in blu. Holidazed or not, the solid scoop on this week’s home releases is all here.

 

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Happy Thanksgiving, Digiphiles!

We have a great episode for you to stuff into your ear holes, and enough stellar titles to cram into your eye-mouths and then collapse into satisfied post-viewing coma.

Chris has returned from the Far East with tales of wonder, and rejoins Brian and Luke to toss around The To Do List, The Complete Dr Who, Paranoia, Under the Dome and much more! Why, just check out that list of titles below to get your appetite whetted for this pre-Thanksgiving episode of review-y goodness.

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We did it, Digiphiles! We’ve reached our 20th episode!

Brian is once again joined by Richard Whittaker of the Austin Chronicle to review another light, but diverse, crop of home release titles. Incidentally, this crop includes Zack Snyder’s tiny independent film about some handsome do-gooder in a red cape.

They also answer your questions from The Letterbox, examine this week’s interesting spectrum of Blu-ray box colors, and giveaway the first season of the new Rooster Teeth property RWBY.

All that, plus Brian’s spectacular misunderstanding of British customs.

Crank up the noise!

 

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On this weeks’ show, while Chris is gallivanting around China (no, we’re not kidding, that’s where he is), we’ve invited a special guest to be our temporary co-host. Richard Whittaker from the Austin Chronicle fills in with his sharp humor, bountiful film knowledge, and inescapably British accent.

BUT THAT’S NOT ALL!

While we don’t have a great many titles to discuss this week, this episode does feature a special segment devoted to Mad Men Season 6. For that chat, Brian could think of no better commentator than fellow MadMenophile, and internet geek extraordinaire, Grant Davis from Lounge Geeks, The Beerists, and Rage Select. Much like their long ago and far away discussion of Season 5, Brian and Grant get scary in-depth about what makes this season work and the myriad subtle breadcrumbs that seem to suggest the series’ drastic conclusion.

We also give you a chance to win one of two copies of How I Met Your Mother Season 8. Remember, you must be following (@OneOfUsNet) on Twitter and be a U.S. resident to win.

Tune in, laugh your face off (like in Face/Off), and remember to tell your friends to get hip to the noise.

 

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