Welcome to the nerdiest film/internet related podcast you’ll ever listen too, guaranteed! We start the show role-playing an imaginary Big Brother season with a cast filled with various movie website webmasters, then discuss Inglorious Basterds (aka Quentin Tarantino’s latest masterpiece), and end on everything else (but mostly True Blood). Enjoy!
~~ Show Notes ~~
00:00:00 – Intro
• Our thoughts on the Marvel/Disney merger
• Movie Webmaster Big Brother Episode #1 ***
00:21:33 – Inglorious Basterds discussion [mild spoilers]
00:57:24 – Whatcha’ Watchin?
• Dave on Coheed & Cambria’s extensive Live DVD series Neverender
• Scarlett Johansson & Pete Yorn’s new album The Break Up (stream it free here)
• We discuss True Blood without mentioning Twilight (amazingly)
• James rewatches Kevin Smith’s Zack & Miri Make a Porno
• James reviews Rachel Getting Married
• James’ thoughts on the documentary Rip! A Remix Manifesto (watch it on Hulu)
• Movies that made James’ little sister cry
• Andrea’s thoughts on Pushing Daisies (watch the whole series on Hulu)
• New TV shows we are looking forward to
01:45:01 – Goodbyes
*** This season’s contestants include:
• Devin Faraci (CHUD – @devincf)
• Harry Knowles (AICN – @headgeek666)
• Drew McWeeny (HitFlix – @DrewAtHitfix)
• Patrick Sauriol (Corona’s Coming Attractions – @arcane_bimmer)
• Vic Holtreman (ScreenRant – @screenrant)
• Josh Tyler (CinemaBlend – @joshtyler)
• Erik Davis (Cinematical – @erikDavis)
• Alex Billington (FirstShowing – @Firstshowing)
• Edward Douglas (ComingSoon! – @EDouglasWW)
• Sean Dwyer (FilmJunk – @filmjunk)
• Garth Franklin (DarkHorizons – @darkhorizons)
• Peter Sciretta (SlashFilm – @slashfilm)
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Actually the U.S. cut is the one that is a minute longer. But yeah, there is suppose to be quite a few deleted scenes for this one. Tarantino mentioned something about using them for a prequel, but that of course just Tarantino being Tarantino.
Well, we claim to be accurate but that’s about as right as claiming to be the official home of correct movie opinions. Anyway, with this movie, Tarantino has earned a lot more slack to run his mouth. If he could tone it down he would be a true god among geeks.
What I really loved about the movie was the Tarantino was kinda doing a reverse Leone in it, using the dialogue instead of silence to ramp up the tension.
Have you archived your really old podcasts? Would be cool to listen to them.
It’s on the “to do” list.
A little behind on my podcasts, but I like the Big Brother thing. No Giovanni Campea? That would’ve been an interesting dynamic.
Also, James is right. RGM is easily in the top 3 movies of 2008.
Oops. I spoke too soon. Apparently James doesn’t like it enough. It does not drag. It is utterly compelling from start to finish. Mostly due to the characters and the actors creating them – particularly Anne Hathaway, Rosemary DeWitt and
@Andrew James – There are definitely things to like in RGM, and I probably need to watch it again. Good performances, unique visual style. In the end though, I don’t think the base content was made for me. I respect it for taking chances in a genre where it could have easily been Stepmom though, so there’s that.