Triple Take Cinema

Dustin picks three documentaries that hone in on what it means when humans become obsessed.

• Fire of Love (2022) - 04:15
• Art & Craft (2014) - 29:10
• Finders Keepers (2015) - 01:00:00

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.

Kyle threads the needle through three movies linked (mostly) by a theme of enclosed spaces.

• Room (2015) - 09:35
• Panic Room (2002) - 40:45
• Carnage (2011) - 01:12:15

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.

Alex takes us on a journey to with three VERY DIFFERENT Martin Scorsese films.

• Age of Innocence (1993) - 08:35
• Bringing Out the Dead (1999) - 30:58
• Silence (2016) - 49:14 

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.

Dustin leads this episode’s picks with a focus on courtroom dramas, spurred by a viewing of Client Eastwood’s Juror #2.

• Juror #2 (2024) - 00:03:14
• The Verdict (1982) - 00:29:02
• The Caine Mutiny (1954) - 00:50:29

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.

Kyle takes us on a journey through three very different movies about TIme Travel.

• Primer (2004)
• Time Crimes (2007)
• Safety Not Guaranteed (2012)

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.

Alex takes us on a journey to early Martin Scorsese films in what we also identify as a “stealth” De Niro episode.

• Mean Streets (1973) - 08:50
• Raging Bull (1980) - 43:00
• King of Comedy (1982) - 01:05:53

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.

In this week’s episode Dustin brings us a trio of movies that explore the idea of “fake realities.” Interestingly enough, these were all released within a year of each other between 1998 and 1999.

• The Thirteenth Floor (1999) - 9:55
• Dark City (1998) - 35:00
• The Matrix - 1:04:50

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.

Kyle takes us through three highlights from modern female filmmakers.

• Little Women (2019) - 5:52
• Promising Young Woman (2020) - 34:06
• Booksmart (2019) - 1:14:51

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.

Alex takes us into the 1970s filmography of the legendary Jack Nicholson.

• Chinatown (1974) - 5:29
• One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (1975) - 43:16
• Five Easy Pieces (1970) - 1:19:30

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.

Dustin tackles three “super” hero movies from the 90s that somewhat missed the mark:

• The Phantom (1996) — 05:03
• The Shadow (1994) — 27:03
• Darkman (1990) — 49:01

Triple Take Cinema is where your hosts, Dustin, Alex, and Kyle, dive into three movies with a twist. In each episode, one of us takes the reins and picks a theme—whether it’s a wild connection or a subtle thread—and assigns three movies that fit the bill.

We all watch, and then the real fun begins as we dish out our takes.

There are no rules and no limits—just a wild ride through movies we love, movies we've never seen, and a few we hope to forget.