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I Dig This Movie
By Austin Hayden Smidt & Keir SiewertTV & Film
I Dig This Movie episodes
- Keir Goes Classic Hollywood w/Sunset BoulevardThis week, Keir chose Billy Wilder's classic Hollywood meta-noir, Sunset Boulevard. The duo discuss classic Hollywood, Hollywood today, the fame machine, industry towns, and Austin reveals his desire to be a star of yesteryear's boy-toy.1 hr 4 min
- Austin Gets a Little "Dogmetic": The HuntWe know, we know, The Hunt isn't exactly a Dogme film. But regardless, much of what the Dogme movement inaugurated are maintained in this lovely 2012 Danish film. Who knows, Keir and Austin might even agree on the merits of this one...1 hr
- Keir Unleashes the Bayhem: Pain and GainIs it satire? sincere? exploitative? douchey? The duo discuss Michael Bay's Pain and Gain and suggest that maybe it's all of the above...58 min
- Austin Gets a Little "Dogmetic": The HuntWe know, we know, The Hunt isn't exactly a Dogme film. But regardless, much of what the Dogme movement inaugurated are maintained in this lovely 2012 Danish film. Who knows, Keir and Austin might even agree on the merits of this one...1 hr
- Keir Unleashes the Bayhem: Pain and GainIs it satire? sincere? exploitative? douchey? The duo discuss Michael Bay's Pain and Gain and suggest that maybe it's all of the above...58 min
About I Dig This Movie
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Keir, an independent director and writer, & Austin, a vagabond philosopher and actor, have very different film tastes. Each week, one or the other gets to choose a film that the duo will watch and…
then discuss. Keir's encyclopedic film knowledge and love for Michael Bay and Tony Scott make him a formidable opponent for Austin's pretentious art-house sensibilities. Tune in as they spar over the merits (or lackthereof) of some of cinema history's greatest films... and some others that Austin will choose merely to get a rise out of Keir.