Filmotomy Podcast

With Bianca taking a week off podcasting, I (Robin) take over the hosting duties as we dig into the history of Hollywood once again for some dodgy goings-ons. I am joined for this investigation by Doug, Adam, Max, and yet another new face on the show, Casey. We ponder over some suspicious deaths, public acts, fake IDs, as well as the age-old fiasco with the Oscars. Join us, subscribe to us via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Podbean.

Bonus: Let's see how many of the old Hollywood movie soundbites you can name that pop up in this episode.

To coincide with International Friendship Day, Podcast 81 selects a few examples of the movie world that depict great friendships. Host Bianca is joined by Robin, Joel and Jeff, and the team pick just a few of their favourite portrayals of friendship in cinema. As always please do subscribe to our show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify.

For the 80th edition of the Filmotomy Podcast, this week's host, Bianca, is stranded on a desert island with Mackenzie, Aaron and Adam - and with them only a handful of carefully-picked films. What have they chosen? And why? How will they survive on such celluloid rations? Find out by listening to the gang - who actually appear to be having way too much fun - and subscribing to the show via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, and Spotify.

How very apt it is that we arrive at Filmotomy Podcast Episode 79, to discuss the latest of our Rewind series - the year 1979. As we close out what is perhaps the greatest decade in cinema, I am joined by Bianca and Jeff from At the Flicks to discuss all things horror, sci-fi, depiction of gangs, the flops, the hits, and the impact of the year on out lives. Jeff in particular has some stories to tell. Have a listen, and do please subscribe through SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify. We welcome any ratings and feedback you might have.

So joining me for Podcast 78 were Catherine, Joel, Pallavi, Rachel and Doug. Another monster line-up for a very good cause. To celebrate the films from Pixar. We discuss the near 25 years of the feature films, from the Toy Story films, through classics such as Up and Wall-E, and even dapple in some of The Good Dinosaur. We also talk about some of the magic Pixar shorts. Please subscribe via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify. And do leave us any comments on your favourite Pixar movies.

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FILMS

Toy Story 4

The Good Dinosaur

Cars

Monsters Inc.

Inside Out

The Incredibles

Ratatouille

Up

Toy Story 3

Wall-E

MUSIC

Wow - Thomas Newman (Finding Nemo)

Coco Dia De Los Muertos Suite - Michael Giacchino (Coco)

Married Life - Michael Giacchino (Up)

Tears of Joy - Michael Giacchino (Inside Out)

Haiku - Thomas Newman (Finding Nemo)

We are slap bang in the middle of 2019. And how does the movie world look thus far? The Filmotomy 2019 in Film Halftime Report is the topic for Podcast 77. And we have quite a line-up to discuss the ins and outs of the cinema of 2019 at the halfway point. Joining me are Bianca, fresh from the Edinburgh Film Festival, and Doug not long out of the Sydney Film Festival. As well we have Catherine from Shuffle Online, David from Piecing It Together, and recent Cannes attendee, Max. Plenty to digest here. Have a listen, and please keep tabs on us with SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify.

Film Extracts --- Always Be My Maybe; Her Smell; Late Night; Spider-Man: Far From Home; Stuffed; Under the Silver Lake; Unicorn Store; Us.

I return to host the podcast with Bianca away on Edinburgh Film Festival duties in bonny Scotland. Joining me in the summer heat are Pallavi Dandamudi, Jonathan Holmes, Jeremy Robinson, and making her Filmotomy Podcast debut, is Katie Keener. We don our shortest of shorts and head for the beach to celebrate the summer solstice by talking summertime movies. Be it romance, adventure, mystery, vacations, sunning it up, we dive into the bright and the dark side of summer films. Have a listen, leave us your comments, reviews, ratings, and do subscribe via SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher if you haven't already.

Movie clips from: Midsommar (2019); Call Me By Your Name (2017); Before Midnight (2013); Rear Window (1954); The Florida Project (2017); Dog Day Afternoon (1975); Almost Famous (2000); Booksmart (2019); Accident (1967); and music track: "Feel Flows" by The Beach Boys (from Almost Famous).

Filmotomy Podcast 75 might as well be a milestone. This is a crackingly insightful episode as a trio of femme fatales share their film festival advice and goings-on. Our hostess is Bee, with two ladies who have had plenty of film festival experience, Audrey and Rachel. Listen out too for extra film festival tips from Max, Jeff, Henry, Chris, David, and Cat (whose voice I am now in love with, so listen right to the end). Please leave us your thoughts, a review, and a rating, on any film festival antics you would like to share with us. As always, you can find us on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Stitcher.

Kevin Lee becomes the next first-timer on the Filmotomy Podcast. He joins hostess, Bianca Garner, writer Joel Melendez, and Editor Robin Write. This week's discussion is 2007 as we continue our Rewind film series with arguably one of the best years of the century thus far. Instead of raving about the big guns of 2007, we bring a few more alternative, under-seen movies to the table. Have a listen, tell us your thoughts on the year, and why not leave us a rating. You can find us on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Stitcher.

So Quentin Tarantino yet again has eager tongues wagging all over the film stratosphere. And the new podcast catches the iron while it is hot. Joining Bianca this week are three, yes three, brand new faces to the podcast. Jeff from the At The Flick Podcast, Pallavi from The Gal Who Rants (and now, here at Filmotomy), and Jardiel from Pulp Cereal. The team touch on the pot-stirring responses from Tarantino from his Cannes press conference last week, as well delving into just how he might write his female characters, and their place in his vibrant narratives. As always please do subscribe via SoundCloud, iTunes and Stitcher.