Film Tank

At the behest of a guest, the Film Tank crew sits down to discuss Ingmar Bergman's 1966 classic, Persona. 

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Week in Review - 00:07:29

Main Review (Persona) - 00:44:05

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Step right up and view DC"s latest foray into Marvel-land, as a ragtag group of bad guys are led by the guy who turned down Django Unchained because it was not family friendly enough.

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Week in Review - 00:06:15

Main Review (Suicide Squad) - 00:58:52

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Bourne finally remembers who he is in the latest installment in the Jason Bourne franchise, where he learns that maybe... just maybe, Jason is exactly who he was Bourne to be.

NOTES:

Week in Review - 00:06:15

Main Review (Jason Bourne) - 01:20:00

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Bourne finally remembers who he is in the latest installment in the Jason Bourne franchise, where he learns that maybe... just maybe, Jason is exactly who he was Bourne to be.

NOTES:

Week in Review - 00:06:15

Main Review (Jason Bourne) - 01:20:00

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Step right up and view DC"s latest foray into Marvel-land, as a ragtag group of bad guys are led by the guy who turned down Django Unchained because it was not family friendly enough.

NOTES:

Week in Review - 00:06:15

Main Review (Suicide Squad) - 00:58:52

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Four hosts sat down to watch Rashomon... Each of the hosts came away from the viewing with their own interpretations and opinions even though they all witnessed the same film. How does this happen? Find out when Film Tank tackles another foreign language classic: Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon.

NOTES:

Week in Review - 00:03:31

Main Review (Rashomon) - 01:11:55

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Who ya gonna call? Women! Four talented women, to be exact. Listen to episode 73 of Film Tank, for the group's thoughts on Paul Feig's new take on a classic ghost story.

NOTES:

Week in Review - 00:02:52

Main Review (Ghostbusters) - 00:47:02

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Four hosts sat down to watch Rashomon... Each of the hosts came away from the viewing with their own interpretations and opinions even though they all witnessed the same film. How does this happen? Find out when Film Tank tackles another foreign language classic: Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon.

NOTES:

Week in Review - 00:03:31

Main Review (Rashomon) - 01:11:55

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Who ya gonna call? Women! Four talented women, to be exact. Listen to episode 73 of Film Tank, for the group's thoughts on Paul Feig's new take on a classic ghost story.

NOTES:

Week in Review - 00:02:52

Main Review (Ghostbusters) - 00:47:02

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Film Tank finally takes on a musical! Hailing from 1954, the hosts tackle the Judy Garland/James Mason version of the classic A Star is Born!

NOTES:

Trailer Talk (La La Land) - 00:03:49

Main Review (A Star is Born) - 00:10:58

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