On episode 2 of Flick City, Greg Srisavasdi interviews Camp Cold Brook producer Joe Dante and Andy Palmer as they reflect on movies they love (Dante discusses Gregory Peck in “Moby Dick” and “To Kill A Mockingbird” – Palmer picks the Steve Martin film “Roxanne”).
“Standing Up, Falling Down” director Matt Ratner doesn’t pick a favorite film, but he elaborates on how the play “Stones in his Pocket” influenced him as a story teller.
CinemAddicts co-host Greg Srisavasdi interviews Nat Faxon, Jim Rash and Zoë Chao as they talk about their favorite films. Raising Arizona, The Jerk, Man’s Favorite Sport and The World of Henry Orient are covered.
All the movies of note that are to be released in the month of February are discussed and a few are reviewed by Greg as he has already screened a few of them.
A new Guy Ritchie flick, a promising looking revenge story and another Nic Cage project that is more than a little interesting.
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Happy New Year all you Cinemaddicts listeners! Got a brand new episode ready for 2020. Greg and Anderson have a few worth knowing about it the first few weeks of the new year and look back at 2019 and the best they saw in December. Thanks for listening!
It’s the last show of 2019 and all the big Oscar hopefuls are flooding the theaters. The final few films that will be trickling in over the last couple weeks are covered and a bunch that have been seen since last episode are blathered about.
We got into a discussion about The Lighthouse right after the show ended. Huge regret for not including this. It will get it’s due on the episode 110.
Anderson is out if town, but that doesn’t stop these 2 from covering the first 2 weeks of December as well as the best films they’ve seen since the last time they talked at you.
Greg and Anderson get to the rest of the November releases that have them interested, but not before talking about some of the movies they’ve seen since the last episode that include The Irishman, Terminator: Dark Fate, Dolemite is My Name, Danger Close and Primal. Their picks for the their 1979 films are also unveiled.
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We only get to the first Friday of November on this one. Greg has seen the new Terminator and has some great things to say about the new Blumhouse Production, Adopt a Highway as well. The Current War: Director’s Cut and Jojo Rabbit are loosely reviewed by Anderson.
Next week we’ll release a fat episode with lots of chatter about the rest of November, 2019.
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The power is out at my place, has been for hours, so this one is a quickie. Talk a little bit about putting the DVD commentary together and the apparent end of the world that is happening around me.
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