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Today on the 5: Another year, another Oscars controversy. Is it possible for an awards ceremony to survive when it attempts to place value on a subjective medium while failing to properly value all the aspects of creation that the medium itself needs?
This week I'm joined by guest host Roejen from Project Archivist as we talk about fandom, Titans, Kingdom Come, and Umbrella Academy. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show!
Today on the 5: I've been playing Far Cry New Dawn for a while now, and I think I'm at about the 50% point now. Here's what I think of the newest entry in the Far Cry series.
Today on the 5: Thanks to the wonderful Kanopy service, I discovered a truly out there Japanese movie called Wolf Guy. I was delighted to watch Sonny Chiba play a werewolf in jazzy 70's Japan.
Today on the 5: I watched a movie that comes up on a lot of 70s science fiction movie lists, Colossus: The Forbin Project. It was a really good, deliberate take on the idea of computer logic and how it can go wrong.
Today on the 5: Last week I talked about the Galaxy Fold, which I largely regard as a gimmick device. I still feel that way, but it's important to consider the positive side of gimmick technology.
This week we're talking Amazon, gaming as a service, and La Jetée. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show!
Today the 5: Samsung a big Galaxy event yesterday, and the leading announcement was the Galaxy Fold. Some trends in phone innovation make a lot of sense to me, but this foldable phone feels more like a niche or gimmick device than anything else.
Today one the 5: Next month Apple is holding an event that many outlets are reporting will be focused on their upcoming services. Based on the some of the reporting, Apple may be making a big bet on their name being enough to offset subscription creep.
Today on the 5: For years I've been meaning to watch La Jetée, one of the main inspiration points for 12 Monkeys. I finally did so, and it was a wonderful example of how effective experimental film can be.
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