Repeat Viewing

Repeat Viewing

By Kraig Rasmussen, Monkeygong ProductionsTV & FilmArtsVisual Arts
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Repeat Viewing episodes

  • NewsReel Minisode2 - Vin Diesel as Bloodshot, Rob Cohen and more
    Seamus & Kraig discuss a selection of interesting film news, including Vin Diesel as the Valiant Comics hero Bloodshot, Rob Cohen returning to finish the Fast & Furious franchise he started, and more! We also tout our super fun Repeat Viewing Facebook page, talk about our Repeat Viewing challenge and why we enjoy rewatching imperfect films-- such as David Lynch's Dune.
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    31 min
  • Dogma - the 1999 Catholocism Satire by Kevin Smith
    Hosts Kraig & Seamus share a divisive talk about Kevin Smith's ambitious road movie skewering his childhood religion. We both tend to breakdown filmmaking style, script, and performances with an unflinching gaze, and sometimes, like in the case of this discussion, the results are somewhat divergent. Is this a film we recommend you watch? Does it hold up to repeat viewing for us? Find out with a listen!
    1 hr 14 min
  • Charlie WIlson's War - by Mike Nichols & Aaron Sorkin, w/ Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts & Philip Seymour Hoffman
    Kraig Rasmussen & Seamus Smith discuss Mike Nichols' blistering 2007 drama/satire Charlie Wilson's War. We cut into it's reflection on current politics, the fact that this story literally changed the face of the future, and how a politician like Charlie Wilson would be a welcome help in our current climate. We also talk about the great performances by Hanks, Roberts & Hoffman, as well as supporting actors Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, and Ned Beatty.
    1 hr 6 min
  • Repeat Veiwing ep5 - News-Reel minisode: the Crow, Avengers: Infinity War, Greta Gerwig
    Hosts Seamus Smith & Kraig Rasmussen run down some recent film news, including Jason Mamoa in the Crow remake, directed by Corin Hardy, Greta Gerwig's planned Sacramento Quadrilogy, Avengers. Also, we share a lively talk about Luc Besson's Valerian.
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    16 min
  • Repeat Viewing Episode 4: 2018 Oscar Prediction Special
    Seamus Smith & Kraig Rasmussen discuss the 2018 Oscar nominees for best picture, and Seamus makes his predictions for all the winners at this year's Academy Awards.
    Plus, as usual, we extend the Repeat Viewing Challenge to you, listener! Tweet us your favorite re-watchable movies, whether they are good, great, or you just like them, we want to hear about your picks and discuss them on the show.
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    1 hr 12 min
  • Near Dark - directed by Kathryn Bigelow/"Suck on This: cinema of the vampire1"
    Kraig Rasmussen & Seamus Smith talk Kathryn Bigelow's 1987 cult classic Near Dark. This is the first of severl Bigelow films we will visit, as well as the first in two series "Suck on This!: Cinema of the Vampire" and "Cult Corner".
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    1 hr 3 min
  • Black Panther w/ David Roshay
    Guest David Roshay, Seamus Smith & Kraig Rasmussen break down the first 2018 Marvel release, Ryan Coogler's Black Panther.
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    59 min
  • Get Out - Repeat Viewing Episode 1
    Kraig Rasmussen & Seamus Smith discuss Jordan Peele's 2017 masterpiece Get Out.
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    1 hr 4 min

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A compare and contrast podcast of films from present to past. Showcasing movies connected by genre, creators, personal themes & social relevance, we discover the elements that make movies…