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Up for Discussion
1. Introduction with Corey Pierce and Nicole Bontoft
– Our Top Five of 2014 –
2. THE FIVES (2:52)
Tracklisting
(00:00) “Fever” by The Black Keys
Thoughts from your host…
What a year.
Perhaps what amazes me more than the stellar crop of films that we bring up in this episode is the amount of stellar films that dropped in 2014 that didn’t get mentioned by the four of us. THE BABADOOK, BIG HERO 6, CITIZENFOUR, DEAR WHITE PEOPLE, FORCE MAJEURE, FOXCATCHER, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY, THE IMITATION GAME, THE IMMIGRANT, INHERENT VICE INTERSTELLAR, LIFE ITSELF, MOMMY, A MOST WANTED MAN, MR. TURNER, NYMPHOMANIAC, ROSEWATER, SNOWPIERCER and others that all could, should, and will make other people’s top lists, but all get left aside.
Mainly? There were so damned man great films this year that the list of also-ran’s is pretty damned spectacular itself.
It’s been a great year at the movies, folks, and it’s time to put it to bed and get the place ready for Doc and Marty when they get here in November.
As usual, if you’re curious about the songs used as bed music, the track list can be found below in the show notes.
As mentioned within the introduction, if you find the bed music distracting, a music-free version of this episode can be found here.
Thanks for tuning in to episode one-hundred-and-twenty-seven…
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Here’s what’s in store in episode one-hundred-and-twenty-seven…
Runtime
Up for Discussion
1. Introduction with Corey Pierce and Nicole Bontoft
– Our Top Five of 2014 –
2. THE FIVES (2:52)
You can subscribe to the Matineecast via iTunes or RSS
Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
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Up for Discussion
1. Introduction
Thoughts from your host…
Fun fact: in the run-up to any given episode, I tend not to talk to my guests about the films up for discussion. Case-in-point, Episode 126 where I assumed my guest enjoyed a film as much as I did. Just for good measure, I made the assumption about another film later in the episode. I guess what I’m saying is that when we assume, Ryan makes an ass of himself.
However, I do hope you can pardon that minor brain-cramp from your host (plus whatever the hell Candice is rattling around her desk for most of the episode), because dear listeners this ranks for me as one of my favorite episodes I’ve ever recorded. Oddly enough, I began the show off-axis knowing that I had less time than usual to record in. But in a way, I think that was a blessing as it lead to me wanting the most of our time on-air. Less filler, more killer. In addition to constraint leading to a better output, I was really taken with the way my guest basically had me tearing up my script and just trying to keep u[ with her as she went off on tangents that were still so relevant to the discussion at hand.
As you may or may not have noticed, it’s been a bit of a cray autumn for the podcast, so in a lot of ways I’m really glad that we put a final nail in the season with this episode – one I am truly, truly proud of.
Thanks for tuning into episode one-hundred-twenty-six.
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So chuffed that I won’t let the difficulties I had in getting this episode online get me down!
So while the chapter markers of this feed are gone temporarily, I do hope you’ll enjoy the discussion folks – I even managed to get a talk with Halfyard in at less than 90 minutes!
Here’s what’s in store in episode one-hundred-and-twenty-five…
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Up for Discussion
1. Introduction
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Oddly enough, the on-board mic sounds pretty good! But since said mic is pretty close to the laptop’s speakers, you can hear a weird echo with my guest’s audio.
Again, not inaudible, but not exactly what I’d call “up to standards”. I’ll have everything fixed by next time, I swear.
As for this episode, it was a fun discussion…helped in large part, I’m sure, by the fact that this time around we aren’t discussing missing spouses, sociopathic journalists, or the astrophysics involved with spacetime. Sometimes, you just need to hit record and talk about a cartoon!
Here’s what’s in store in episode one-hundred-and-twenty-four…
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Up for Discussion
1. Introduction
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Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
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