149 - The We and The I
Fredo explains what has happened on the last 5 months, the supposed transformation of the show and the what the future options of the podcast.
Also, because we need to talk about a movie, I discuss Michel Gondry’s latest movie, The We and The I.
Soderbergh on “The State of Cinema” from the San Francisco Film Festival.
Bart: Dad, what are you watching?
Homer: I think it’s a Terrence Malick movie.
Needs more trees.
(Source: tarkovskymalick, via cinenthusiast)
High School Quiz Show Team Loves Nicolas Cage
This thing makes me feel better about the future of the world.
Hi guys, I’m honored again to be hosting Movie Talk on Sundays #MTOS this weekend on the topic of Movie Fights!
What is #MTOS? you ask, here’s a link offering a concise explanation. The TLDR version is on 20:00 GMT the movie loving internet gets together under the hashtag #MTOS and every ten minutes we’ll answer a different question from the host.
And the questions will be:
when you think of a movie fight, what’s the first thing that comes to mind?
who are the two actors you’d love to see brawl on screen?
what makes an awesome movie fight?
who is your favorite movie brawler? what’s so special about him or her?
what is your favorite movie fight? what’s so awesome about it?
what is the best sports movie fight?
has a movie fight ever make you cry? which one, and why?
which is your most disappointing movie fight? what made it awful?
which director you wish made an awesome movie with tons of fights but hasn’t?
awesomest kung fu movie. Go.
— Hope you see you all on Sunday.
BEFORE BERLIN: 1995 // 2004 // 2013
Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy, and Ethan Hawke before the Berlin Film Festival premieres of “Before Sunrise,” “Before Sunset,” and “Before Midnight.”
ah love, that great mystery of the human heart, the one force in the universe that’s almost as inexplicable as Ethan Hawke’s Mark McGrath hairstyle.
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quick, someone tell me he did that for another movie. yes? let’s just hope so.
also, how is Julie so beautiful?!?!
these attractive talented people, how do you do it?
Seeing Julie Delpy in person (second row!) for a Q&A last year for a was pretty much my highlight of 2012. *dreamy sigh*. I need it to be May. New Baumbach and Linklater. My Gen-X senses are tingling.
(Source: film-dot-com)
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