Join screenwriters James Ruzicka and Andres Llorente as they watch the latest movie releases and old classics through the lenses of film history and their own lives, looking for the connections between old and new.
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Join screenwriters James Ruzicka and Andres Llorente as they watch the latest movie releases and old classics through the lenses of film history and their own lives, looking for the connections between old and new.
We’re strapping on our helmets and climbing into our bucket seats this week, as we watch maybe the most heavily branded film we’ve ever seen, the new Apple feature F1: The Movie, and answer the question: how much phallic imagery can be crammed into a single two and half hour period? We’re comparing it to the film with probably the most famous car chase in cinematic history, 1968’s Bullitt. But which film has the most montages? Which film demonstrates the power of casting? Which film touched us with a surprising personal moment? Which film has a cameo from friend of the pod Mike Primmer? And which of us had a unique personal experience while watching Steve McQueen blow up a car?
Plus some geeky dinosaurs, some symbolic fountains, a low budget Hal Hartley tribute from Colin Trevorrow, a fine jazz soundtrack, and a surefire method to avoid police prosecution. Start your engines!
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Two Reel Cinema Club
Join screenwriters James Ruzicka and Andres Llorente as they watch the latest movie releases and old classics through the lenses of film history and their own lives, looking for the connections between old and new.