These two films, Sydney Lumet's Fail Safe and John Frankenheimer's Seven Days in May, have come up many times in our conversations on The Cine-Files and since they are both Cold War Thrillers that came out in 1964 we thought it was only natural to discuss both of them on our upcoming live show. 

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Steve has never seen Fail Safe, which John loves and John has never seen Seven Days in May which Steve Loves. Which Cold War Thriller will come out on top? You'll have to tune in to find out. 

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It's finally here. The Season of Tarantino begins with a deep dive into the life and career of the man himself. For this conversation, John and Steve are joined by some of their favorite guests, Animation writer and producer Eric Rogers, Actor, Director and Writer Andre Gordon, Writer and Producer David McKenna and Film critic Scott Mantz.   

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The Cine-Files is very proud to announce the launch of The Season of Tarantino with a deep dive into the man himself. Joining us for this exploration are some of our favorite guests Producer and Writer of American History X David McKenna, Actor, Writer and Director, Andre Gordon, Animation Writer and Producer, Eric Rogers and Film Critic and well known "Enterpriser" Scott Mantz

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There are few movies that are just as good today as when you fell in love with them almost 40 years ago but John Hughs' Ferris Bueller's Day Off definitely falls into that category. If anything, Steve and John found even more to dig into watching it this time with the benefit of age than they even thought of back in the day.   

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There are few directors that connected more deeply to a certain generation of young movie fans and Ferris Bueller's Day off starring Matthew Broderick is definitely one of his most beloved. 

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On this episode of The Cine-Files LIVE, hosts John Rocha and Steve Morris celebrate the new year by discussing the state of cinema coming out of 2022 and into 2023 with some special guests from our past episodes!   

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Steven and John love this movie so much that this deep dive was very close to expanding into three episodes but with a little holiday magic they managed to fit the whole thing in two. This isn't just a wonderful Christmas movie but a deep one as well with plenty of ideas to contemplate and discuss. However, perhaps the best thing about It's a Wonderful Life is how it can help put your own life into perspective and help you redefine what's really important to you. 

Happy Holidays Cine-Files!!! We'll see you next year. 

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This year The Cine-Files decided to revisit their favorite holiday film of all time, the Frank Capra Classic, It's a Wonderful Life. 

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For this year's Holiday film, John and Steve have decided to revisit one of their absolute favorites. Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life. At #20 on the AFI 100, It's a Wonderful life isn't just a great Christmas movie, it's a great movie period. With incredible performances from Jimmy Steward, Donna Reed and Thomas Mitchell, a brilliant script, fantastic filmmaking top to bottom and a story that never fails, this movie has as much or even more to say today than it did when it came out almost 75 years ago. 

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This week on The Cine-Files, Steve and John conclude their discussion of one of the greatest films ever made. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is the epitome of 70's filmmaking with complex, human themes, challenging ideas, tremendously natural performances and a profoundly powerful conclusion. 

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