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It's a new season! A tenth season!
Taking as inspiration the powerful work of August Wilson (rest in peace, sir), co-hosts Tracy and Jason will be talking two movies each month that look at an entire decade – one made in the decade, one made after.
We start at the very beginning of what we now know as motion pictures: the 1920s.
Miss Lulu Bett (1921)
Chicago (2002)
From the vaults (it's only been sitting for a few months), Tracy and Jason discuss 1940's "The Shop Around the Corner" and its late-century techno remake, "You've Got Mail" (1998).
We're also saying goodbye to a loooooong ninth season, and will be back after 2021's postponed Academy Awards to start Season number Ten. 👀
Tracy and Jason look at an oldie but a goodie – Groundhog Day - and then its innovative and clever remake, Palm Springs.
Who takes on a remake of a remake? Tracy and Jason do, duh.
Tracy and Jason close out 2020 with a nineteenth-century tale.
Tracy and Jason decide that if Christians remade the original Mel Gibson flick, we'd begin with a simple "what people want" premise – and both films try their hand at conveying empathy. No small task.
This Advent, we're joining the #UnmuteYourself digital devotional – including hosting the Rev. Katy Stenta and her wonderful riff on our updated verse from I Kings 18:17:
"When [Ahab] saw Elijah, he said to him, “Is that you, you doomscroller of Israel?”
Jason and Tracy are back to talk about a 700-year-old story – and how it still connects to our world today.
Jason and Tracy are back to talk about a 16th-century story remade in several ways and in several names.
Tracy and Jason disagree on the overall 'madness' of Max. Check it.
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