howdy FRIENDS again.

For Episode 2, I'm joined by my bud Tyler Poffenberger to watch Dawn of the Dead (1978) and Hana-bi (1997). Very fun episode. I will have to release a Too Hot For TV version with some of the stuff we had to cut out at some point. Feedback always appreciated. You can reach me:

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Some of the things we go into are: Takeshi Kitano, George Romero, cinema, violence, consumerism, cultural commentary, Jan de Bont, film analysis, emotional storytelling, ambiguous endings....and artistic expression.

Chapters

00:00:00 Introduction to the Films

00:05:13 Exploring 'Dawn of the Dead'

00:08:09 Diving into 'Hanabi'

00:10:57 Comparative Analysis of Themes

00:14:15 Sound Design and Cinematic Techniques

00:16:55 Social Commentary in Horror and Drama

00:20:04 Character Arcs and Their Symbolism

00:23:02 Filmmaking Experiences and Anecdotes

00:25:55 Concluding Thoughts on Zombie Films

00:35:31 Exploring the Beauty in Tragedy

00:36:57 The Complexity of Justifiable Actions

00:38:00 Cultural Reflections in Cinema

00:38:15 The Mundane and the Profound

00:45:18 Emotional Resonance in Storytelling

00:57:45 Exploring Pittsburgh and Cultural Reflections

00:59:30 The Evolution of Zombie Portrayals

01:00:27 Romero's Social Commentary Through Film

01:02:08 The Impact of 9/11 on Cinema

01:03:54 Personal Connections to Film and Society

01:07:04 The Complexity of Film Endings

01:08:14 Work and Life Reflections in Cinema

01:10:42 Romanticism Amidst Cynicism in Film

01:14:37 Artistic Expression and Its Consequences

01:17:19 Memorable Films and Their Lasting Impact

01:25:45 The Changing Landscape of American Cinema

01:31:49 Exploring Themes of Success and Failure in Film

01:33:33 Cinematic Reflections on Violence and Morality

01:37:12 Recommendations and Reflections on Film and Anime

hello friends!

For our very first episode, I'm joined by my pal Taylor Wilson to watch Timecrimes (2007) and The Time Machine (1960). This was really to fun to record! SEND FEEDBACK on the feedback / format / and so on, please. I would love to know what you want from the show! You can reach me anywhere:

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Some of the things we get into this ep are:

Some topics of conversation:

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guests

01:49 Exploring 'Time Crimes' and Its Significance

04:30 Nostalgia for 2007 Movies and Their Impact

07:22 The Importance of Film Preservation

10:16 The Evolution of Movie Watching Habits

12:44 Physical Media vs. Digital: A Collector's Perspective

14:58 The Future of Film and Media Preservation

22:57 The Evolution of Film Quality

26:00 Memorable Movie Experiences

28:02 The Impact of Directors on Film Appreciation

29:58 Movies vs. Films: A Cultural Divide

31:11 The Emotional Spectrum of Cinema

33:19 The Disturbing Nature of Certain Films

35:14 The Role of Shock in Cinema

37:15 Exploring the Works of Pasolini

39:29 The Balance of Sadness and Disturbance in Film

41:09 Fellini: A Unique Cinematic Experience

43:12 The Humor in Fellini's Films

44:42 The Importance of Diverse Film Experiences

46:24 Encouraging Open-Mindedness in Film Viewing

49:18 Exploring Indie Sci-Fi: A Unique Perspective

52:02 Rating Systems: Understanding Movie Evaluations

55:04 Themes of Desire and Morality in Time Travel

58:12 Censorship and the Future of Indie Films

01:00:55 The Influence of Politics on Film and Culture

01:03:47 The Intersection of Film and Personal Identity

01:06:38 Nostalgia and the Craft of Filmmaking

01:08:04 Comparative Analysis: Time Crimes and The Time Machine

01:14:10 The Stress of Time Travel Movies

01:15:09 Futuristic Portrayals in Cinema

01:17:01 Societal Commentary in Sci-Fi

01:18:51 Dissatisfaction and Time Travel

01:20:26 Sacrifices in Time Travel Narratives

01:22:04 The Significance of Books in the Future

01:24:41 Cultural and Educational Foundations

01:26:49 Rating the Time Machine

01:30:05 Recommendations for Sci-Fi Lovers