metropolitan (1990) / death proof (2007)

after a few weeks of experimentation, we're back to our roots. the snobs vs the slobs. bourgeoisie vs brogeoisie. we settle the beef between stillman and tarantino the only way we know how, with our fists. we also talk about quentin's new film, once upon a time ... in hollywood. other films discussed in the middle segment: the cranes are flying (1957), spanglish (2004), and reversal of fortune (1990).

a jam-packed episode: breaking format completely, we take a look at the cinema as it stands now, in the year of our lord 2019. each of us talks about our favorite of the year so far before we go through letterboxd's current top 50 of 2019 with the help of our friend ryan swen (@swen_ryan) who calls in for a few minutes. we tried to do a talk radio thing but that didn't really pan out. after that we talk about some classic movie theater experiences with late period woody allen, and wrap up with a brief development/casting meeting for our live-action family guy movie.

the devil, probably (bresson, 1977) / postal (boll, 2007)

we get real dark on this one. films about being fed up with the world around you. one of them is an all-time classic and one of them is a hateful piece of shit. hmm...

brief notes on joe dante, batman returns, and varsity blues.

city of women (fellini, 1980) / bulworth (beatty, 1998)

an intense* debate on fellini and his hornt up late period work followed by some X-treme political analysis through warren beatty’s beautiful dark twisted socialist fantasy. also, the return of beloved segments “the six cents” and “other stuff we watched this week”. u really get all the goods in this one. i dug up some old scent of a woman clips from a month ago and even edited out all the parts where u could hear me playing with a cough drop in my mouth.

this one's a heater, folks. we talk about jean-luc godard's prénom carmen (1984) and jack perez's monster island (2004). it's one of those double features where there really isn't any connection beyond a stupid pun. katzelmacher, cyrus, and speed racer are briefly touched upon in between the two reviews, and we debut our new segment "the six cents".

third time's a charm, right? our shortest ep yet, we talk about crackers (1984, louis malle) and problem child (1990, dennis dugan). both of these films have jack warden. honestly, i thought that because malle is from the french new wave and wallace shawn is a "smart guy", that crackers would be some high brow ass shit. it ended up being just some dumb shit, but we'll do a real art film next week. also, we introduce a new instant-classic segment. does it have to do with a certain conspiracy involving politicians and italian food? you'll have to listen to find out!

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we have returned. thought this was a one-time deal? no way, my friend. we talk about jean-luc godard's in the darkness of time, and jonathan frakes' clockstoppers.

we use a few seconds of music a couple times but this show is strictly criticism and parody so we're allowed to in fact i think bl*nk182 has to pay us now. also we didn't say our names on the podcast this time, so i'm eddie and that's malcolm and jt.

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episode one. finally. the moment you've all been waiting for. we talk about scent of a woman (1992) and stop or my mom will shoot (1992), 2 films connected by pacino and stallone being good actors

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