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EPISODE 190 – THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO / SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS / MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 4 – GHOST PROTOCOL

dragon tattoo podcast review EPISODE 190   THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO / SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS / MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 4   GHOST PROTOCOL

Gareth and myself take an in-depth look at three blockbusters, one of which is great, the other good and the third just rubbish.  Yep, it’s reviews of THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO, SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS and MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 4: GHOST PROTOCOL.

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Running time:  46 minutes and 24 seconds – 44.6mb

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Episode 189 – HUGO / THE MUPPETS / A DANGEROUS METHOD / THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO Preview

muppets podcast review Episode 189   HUGO / THE MUPPETS / A DANGEROUS METHOD / THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO Preview

You know what?  I think this ep is actually better than our Fifth Anniversary Episode.  It has singing, sound effects, Fox Business News, Freud, Jung, 3D and a slight mention of Slavoj Zizek.  What more could you want?  Also reviews of HUGO, THE MUPPETS and A DANGEROUS METHOD.

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Running time: 1 Hour 03 minutes and 48 seconds – 61.3mb

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Episode 188 – Our Fifth Year Anniversary / ANONYMOUS / IN TIME

anonymous film podcast Episode 188   Our Fifth Year Anniversary / ANONYMOUS / IN TIME

Here it is our Fifth Year Anniversary Special! Includes such items as banter, witticisms, back-talk and reviews of ANONYMOUS and IN TIME.  As well as our favorite filmic picks from the past 187 shows, thoughts on Steve Jobsthe end of the film camera and the Most TFT Film of All Time.

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Episode 187 – DRIVE / THE IDES OF MARCH / The COYOTE REQUIEM Kickstarter Project

drive podcast review Episode 187   DRIVE / THE IDES OF MARCH / The COYOTE REQUIEM Kickstarter Project

Thoughts on the beautiful and disturbing tone poem that is DRIVE and an exhortation to participate in the exciting new film COYOTE REQUIEM.  Oh, and Gareth saw THE IDES OF MARCH apparently.

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Notes on the HOSTEL Series

Hostel Notes on the HOSTEL Series
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Episode 186 – REAL STEEL / COYOTE REQUIEM: Jason Lehel, John Gordon and Nicole Herold / MONEYBALL

It’s the Occupy Wall Street Show as we review films that pit the little guy against the boss:  REAL STEEL and MONEYBALL.  Also we talk with director Jason Lehel, producer John Gordon and star Nicole Herold about their beautiful new film COYOTE REQUIEM as part of its exciting Kickstarter Campaign.

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We Officially Move to the City of Angels!

Episode 185 – CONTAGION / THE GUARD / TIFF 2011

the guard contagion podcast movie review Episode 185   CONTAGION / THE GUARD / TIFF 2011

Cough, cough.  Eck.  Cough, it’s CONTAGION folks and Gareth’s Film of the Year THE GUARD.  All that plus Jett’s thoughts on the films of TIFF 2011 including THE BROOKLYN BROTHERS BEAT THE BEST, THE HUNTER and THE WOMAN IN THE FIFTH and a brief mention of the new Criterion Jean Vigo Collection.

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3 WOMEN / WARRIOR

In Which Olive Oyl and Carrie go Head to Head for the Sake of the Female Id, while an English lad and an Australian bloke re-enact the tortured soul of American masculinity, while Nick Nolte tries not to crumble, and Robert Altman smiles down from the heaven he didn’t believe in.

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WARRIOR: Bodies in Motion

Warrior WARRIOR: Bodies in Motion
For a film about mixed martial arts, it would have been cool of Gavin O’Connor’s WARRIOR to demonstrate some mixed martial arts. But maybe I’m projecting my own priorities onto a film more interested in showing us, ad nauseam, how this great whatsit is provoking the audience. (more…)