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It's Judgment Day at Feelin' Film. Our Patrons voted for us to cover Terminator 2 for May, because nothing celebrates Mother's Day like talking about Sarah Connor. We honor the genius of this classic and dive into some of the bigger themes it presents like fatherhood and sacrifice. Come with us, if you want to live.
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In Episode 110, Aaron takes a break to continue Seattle International Film Festival coverage, so Patrick calls in a friend of the show who is well-versed in the movies of old, Francisco Ruiz from Retro Rewind Podcast. Big Trouble in Little China has become a cult classic and there is a lot of admiration present as the guys discuss John Carpenter's famous fantasy-comedy-adventure.
Big Trouble in Little China Review - 0:02:28
The Connecting Point - 0:42:17
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The 44th Seattle International Film Festival runs from May 17, 2018 through June 10, 2018 and Aaron is joined by returning guest host, and fellow Seattle film critic, Mike Ward to discuss some of the many films SIFF has to offer moviegoers this year.
Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF): https://www.siff.net/festival
Beast - 0:12:03
Catwalk: Tales From the Cat Show Circuit - 0:19:00
Champions (Campeones) - 0:26:13
The Russian Five - 0:33:38
On Chesil Beach - 0:42:50
Bodied - 0:47:54
Mountain - 0:55:13
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In this second round of Seattle International Film Festival coverage, Matt Oakes from Silver Screen Riot joins Aaron to discuss and make recommendations for some of the films they've seen. (Showtimes for SIFF screenings are included with each review.)
Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF): https://www.siff.net/festival
Eighth Grade - 0:04:21
American Animals - 0:09:26
Boundaries - 0:15:35
Revenge - 0:21:04
Blue My Mind - 0:27:33
First Reformed - 0:32:32
Won't You Be My Neighbor? - 0:43:47
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Please enjoy this teaser for our Top 5 Favorite Film Score bonus content. Our Patreon supporters at $2/month and up get access to monthly bonus content as well voting privileges to help choose our monthly donor pick episode. If you like what you hear, please consider supporting the podcast as it helps us pay the bills and continue to bring you a high quality of content.
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Joining us for Episode 109 is a special first time guest - soundtrack superfan, and film music reporter and media reporter, Benson Farris. We discuss first-time director Matt Schrader’s Score: A Film Music Documentary, which was shot over a 2 1/2-year period after raising more than $160,000 through two crowd-funding campaigns. Matt has said, “I’ve always been a big fan of movie music, and as I realized a lot of people love film scores, I knew there would be an audience for this film,” and you can consider us and this episode proof that he’s correct. If you love film music already, this is an episode for you. And if you don't, listen to this one and you might just change your mind.
Score: A Film Music Documentary Review - 0:02:17
The Connecting Point - 0:40:37
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Here in Episode 108, we try to strike fast, strike hard, and show no mercy in discussing the memorable and iconic 1984 hit film, The Karate Kid, starring Ralph Macchio, Pat Morita, Elizabeth Shue and William Zabka. But like Cobra Kai, this is a team effort, so we’ve recruited the “the best... around”, Adam Rackoff, to help us talk through this classic. We also spend a bit of time reviewing YouTube Red's newly released premiere episode of the aptly named sequel series, Cobra Kai.
What We've Been Up To - 0:01:50
(All - Cobra Kai)
The Karate Kid Review - 0:15:29
The Connecting Point - 1:15:05
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In this special minisode, we kick-off Patrick's "Summer of Anime" movie challenge by confronting the late Isao Takahata's masterpiece, Grave of the Fireflies. But to lighten things up, we also have a short and entirely spoiler-free review of the first feature film from Studio Ponoc, Mary and the Witch's Flower.
Mary and the Witch's Flower Spoiler-Free Review - 0:03:53
Grave of the Fireflies Review - 0:15:27
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For this departing month of April, we are pleased to present you a conversation about 1953’s Shane. Newer or younger audiences may recognize this film as the allegorical pairing made in James Mangold’s Logan, but this classic western sits at #46 on the AFI Top 100 10th Anniversary list for good reason.
One of the goals for "Connecting With Classics" is listener participation. We will be hosting prize drawings for a poster of the Connecting With Classics movie of their choice plus podcast swag and more at the end of each calendar year. Entries into the drawing can be earned for every episode by watching the film and posting your own review or thoughts about the podcast episode in the comments section of the episode announcement post in our Feelin' Film Facebook Discussion Group. For listeners who do not wish to be a part of the discussion group, emailing reviews to [email protected] will also be accepted.
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After 10 years and 18 films, Marvel's ambitious, unique interconnected world of superhero films comes to this, a team-up movie the likes of which we have never seen before. Historic in its scope and in its box office success, Avengers: Infinity War is a special blockbuster and one that provides plenty to discuss. We've been chomping at the bit to talk about this one, its place in the MCU, and where Marvel goes from here.
Avengers: Infinity War Review - 0:02:33
The Connecting Point - 01:27:30
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Welcome to Feelin' Film. Aaron and Patrick embark on a quest to change the tone of film criticism, one movie review at a time. Discussion is family friendly and centered around positive takeaways…

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