Runtime
76 minutes
Show Contents:
0:00 Intro
4:30 Know Your Enemy: Andrew Robinson of The Unnamed Movie Podcast
23:10 The New Slang: OUT OF SIGHT
47:11 The Other Side I: THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR
60:00 The Other Side II: THE CASTLE OF CAGLIOSTRO
Thoughts from your host…
Hey gang. Been a while. How’s things? How’s the family?
You might have noticed that I went and took myself a little unscheduled break; three whole weeks of no writing and no recording. I found myself a bit busy – soaking up a little bit more of what life has to offer outside of the cinema. In a perfect world, I might have made mention of my little sabbatical…or even covered the gap with some sort of bonus material.
…but sometimes, you just need to take off for a while without leaving a note.
So while I’m sorry that I ducked out on you fine folks that have helped make this space something special to me for nearly ten years now, I do return to it without regret. I even return to it, knowing that there will be one more short break coming!
Taking a breather and taking in what life has to offer are important things, dear listeners. I can’t recommend them highly enough.
As for getting the podcast back up-and-running, I can’t think of a better way to do so than with the pure joy that comes with my Birthday Episode, talk of an all-time-favorite film, and the company of a great friend.
Someone mentioned to me today that there’s a certain joy in my voice when I talk about things that I love…and if that’s true, prepare yourself for seventy-six minutes of certain joy.
Thanks for sticking around, and thanks tuning into episode one-hundred-seventy-seven.
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Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
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Totally onboard with Out of Sight. I did see it in a Cinema but didn’t see Armageddon and all the other blockbusters you mention. I didn’t go as often as I do now so tended to pick the most interesting movies. Now I see everything, well within reason! Not everyone loves it though. When my parents mentioned they had seen and loved Jackie Brown (probably not Tarantino’s best movie, but certainly his most under seen and underrated) I lent them the DVD of Out of Sight, they hated it!
Glad to hear you liked Miss Sloane. It was only released this month here and has bombed after average reviews. I loved it, and loved Jessica Chastain in it.
I haven’t seen Three Days of the Condor for about 30 years, must check it out again.