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The Brendans are gathered at the turn of the year to reflect on the holidays, examine 2023 passion projects like The Creator and Rebel Moon, and talk about our favorite films of the year - from big obvious blockbusters to hidden gems you might have missed.
Follow our work on Cinapse, and we'll see you in the new year.
In celebration of the 20th birthday of the greatest movie ever, the Brendans convene to talk cozy/creepy Netlix cartoons, the new Miyazaki movie, holiday movie recommendations, and why The Lord of the Rings remains such a singular cinematic achievement.
Follow our work at Cinapse, check out the Geeks With Shields episode on How LOTR Perfected Epic Battles, and happy trails.
The Brendans are joined by another very special guest this week to discuss Killers of the Flower Moon. The film's official Visual Effects Data Wrangler Michael Slemmons comes on to talk being on set for the extensive on-location shoot, the challenges of period pieces with massive scope both in front of the camera and as created by VFX, the powerful human story of the Osage murders and the monsters behind them, and several wandering tangents about the beautiful minutiae of creating art via motion pictures.
Also, more thoughts on One Piece, because anime remains Good, Actually.
Read our stuff on Cinapse and catch Michael on The Mike Show.
The Brendans are joined by our first guest: the Most Complete Podcaster in the World, the Undisputed Mike Scott of Action For Everyone. We go deep on why we love cinematic sword fights as a form of action cinema, what we love about animated classics new and old like Ninja Scroll and Sword of the Stranger, as well as the live-action Rurouni Kenshin series.
Mike and Co.'s action cinema buffet, Action For Everyone.
Check out our written work at Cinapse.
The Brendans are nostalgic for their misspent youths as they discuss a pair of kick-ass high school comedies about funny ass-kicking ladies, with Nina Manzoor's high-flying Polite Society and Emma Seligman's hilariously surreal Bottoms. We start with general discussions on both before going into heavy spoilers, but these are two of the hardest recommendations for stuff we'd make you watch.
Find us on Cinapse for more shenanigans.
The Brendans convene to discuss the delightful advent of spooky season - first, by contemplating the terror of interpersonal relationships across cultural divides in Disney and Pixar's Elemental, and then the dread of trying to solve a mystery in a haunted house with A Haunting in Venice. Shout-out to the School of Movies podcast for including some of our work from home away from home Cinapse.co in their recent Studio Ghibli series of shows.
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