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Paul Francis Sullivan (please call him "Sully") from Bull Durham Minute and Locked on MLB podcasts is here and he wants to talk about Close Encounters. We discuss his feature film, "I'll Believe You," turtles, and the way 70s movies feel different from the blockbusters of today.

Locked on MLB: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/locked-on-mlb-daily-podcast-on-major-league-baseball/id1361879433

Bull Durham Minute: https://bulldurhamminute.libsyn.com

There's lots and lots of acting on display as we end this scene, and Jim O'Kane from Airport Minute is here to help analyze and scrutinize. Stay tuned for some inside baseball talk about the movies-by-minute podcast genre towards the end of the episode.

Jim O'Kane (The Best Minutes Podcast) is helping us understand how a simple interrogation scene is a wonder of advanced camerawork and subtle optical effects. That's not crazy, is it?

Jim O'Kane (Rocketeer Minute) is back to help us translate the translating between LaCombe and Laughlin. BalaBAM!

Jim O'Kane (The Andromeda Minute, Into the Night Minute) returns to help figure out what kind of podcast Roy is recording in his little studio. Also, the thrilling story of Bob Balaban's missing tie!

Jim O'Kane (Rocketeer Minte, Apollo 13 Minute) is here all week to explore the dark corners and vanishing points in Close Encounters.  

Eowyn and Richmond spend one more guest-less episode discussing sedated cows and providing citations regarding the Garr-Truffaut affair.

Tierney and Chris analyze this perfect example of Spielberg's "Cinema of Awe" craft in the minute, as Devil's Tower is finally revealed to Roy and Jillian.

Chris and Tierney are following Roy and Jillian as they smash through ranch fences and go off-roadin' in a rented station wagon. 

Tierney and Chris break down the very nostalgic shot of a man and a woman seeing each other across a crowded train station.