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Cinemavino
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Love a good bottle of wine? How about a great movie? Cinemavino might just be your jam! Join Todd, Taylor, Travis, and Sean as they pair up booze and cinema into a lively, laid-back discussion.
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Strange Days | Review
1w ago00:27:06Tap to summarizeHey! Hopefully you've been enjoying our Dystopian Sci-Fi series. This week, we wrap up with a 90s cult classic, Strange Days. Featuring the Oscar-winning combo of director Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker) and her ex-husband, writer-director James Cameron, this edgy, visceral thriller starts Ralph Fiennes, Angela Bassett, Juliette Lewis, and Tom Sizemore. Enjoy!
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The Running Man (1987) | Review
2w ago00:19:47Tap to summarizeWelcome! Our Dystopian Sci-Fi series continues with The Running Man, a cult flick from 1987. It features Arnold Schwarzenegger in peak action hero form. Supporting class includes Maria Conchita Alonso, Yaphet Kotto, Jesse Ventura, and original Family Feud host Richard Dawson. Dawson nearly steals the entire movie. Enjoy!
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Highlander | Review
3w ago00:28:08Tap to summarizeHello! We hope you're enjoying our Dystopian Sci-Fi series. With each movie, we'll explore a different era of grim science fiction. This time, we're up to the mid 80s. Gear up for a cult classic that launched a franchise: Highlander. Enjoy!
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Zardoz | Review
Jun 300:33:26Tap to summarizeHey! We're back on track, with brand new episodes! Our Dystopian Sci-Fi series continues with a bizarre 70s cult classic, Zardoz. It's Sean Connery at his absolute weirdest. Enjoy!
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Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome | Review
May 2100:10:10Tap to summarizeWelcome! This episode will be a solo pod, which I haven't done since the early days of Covid. It's just you and me, and it's pretty fun!For this installment, I'll take a look at a movie I've always wanted to review for this pod: Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. It fits neatly into our dystopian sci-fi series, which will continue next week with Zardoz!
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A Look Back: Blade Runner
May 1300:41:24Tap to summarizeHello! Our Dystopian Sci-Fi Series will continue next week with Zardoz, but in the meantime, enjoy this look back at one of my favorites in the genre, Blade Runner.
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Planet of the Apes | Review
May 600:25:52Tap to summarizeHey all! Our Dystopian Sci-Fi series looks back at a landmark example from the 1960s: Planet of the Apes. It's a smart, ambiitous film starring Charlton Heston and Roddy McDowell. With Oscar-winning make-up effects and iconic dialogue, Apes remains a must-see for any serious movie fan.Enjoy!
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Dick Tracy | Review
Apr 3000:28:33Tap to summarizeWelcome! This week is a one-off of a movie I\'ve wanted to do for a long time: Warren Beatty\'s epic Dick Tracy. It\'s a lavish take on the iconic comic strip character from the Depression. With an all-star cast and Oscar-winning songs, this is a blockbuster hit that now flies under the radar.Enjoy!
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Wag the Dog | Review
Apr 2200:13:18Tap to summarizeWelcome back! This week, we look at another timely, underrated film, Wag the Dog. It's directed by Barry Levinson (Rain Man) and co-written by David Mamet (Glengarry Glen Ross). The cast is also prime, with Robert DeNiro and Dustin Hoffman leading a large ensemble. The film is a late 90s political satire, in which the US president stages a fake war to avoid a massive sexual scandal. Sound familiar? Maybe a little too familiar?
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First Man | Review
Apr 1600:34:01Tap to summarizeWelcome! With the resounding success of the Artemis mission to the moon, it seems like great time to look back at Ryan Gosling's take on Neil Armstrong, First Man. It's an intimate and epic look at a historical figure who was both enigmatic and introverted. Armstrong was a reluctant icon, and Gosling nails this portrayal. Enjoy!#Apollo #TheMoon #Artemis #ArtemisII #NASA
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