Split Take Cinema

Chandler & Jacob review The Shining (1980). For the full show notes, more episodes and content go to TheFilmSync.com.

Chandler and Jacob run through some of the movies they’ve watched during the month of September and review the French World War 2 film, Army of Shadows (1969).

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Chandler & Jacob are joined by their friend, east coast Chandler, to discuss the directorial and acting masterclass that is There Will Be Blood. For the full show notes and to get more episodes, check out TheFilmSync.com

Chandler & Jacob are joined by their friend, east coast Chandler, to discuss what they’ve been watching lately and to review the short anime TV series, The Tatami Galaxy.

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As Chandler & Jacob review another French film from the 2012 Sight & Sound greatest films list: Beau Travail, Jacob struggles to pronounce French names and Chandler asks “Is it gay? Or is it just French?”

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Chandler & Jacob talk about one of the great stories of filmmaking, Orson Welles’ The Magnificent Ambersons. A masterpiece in the making that was irrevocably butchered by the studio and found new life years later. The full show notes and more content can be found at SplitTake.com. Thanks for listening!

Chandler, Jacob, and friend of the podcast Nick review Phantom Thread (2017) directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The full show notes and outline can be found @ SplitTake.com. Thanks for listening!

Chandler & Jacob discuss the new Mulan movie and Dune trailer and review I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020). You can find the full show outline and more content at SplitTake.com

Chandler & Jacob review A Clockwork Orange (1971) directed by Stanley Kubrick.

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Chandler & Jacob share their July Criterion Sale pickups and review one of the all-time great films not included in the 2012 Sight and Sound top 100 list: The Red Shoes (1948).

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