Episodes
Leaving #StandByMe and the bracket behind. What movies mean. And, my final 28. Yes, 28. Brackets are stupid.
Published 03/10/21
Novel vs film. Losing friends. Memory. And picking winners.
Published 03/03/21
the future of this show, the differences in the adaptation, Jonathan Safran Foer, what is left behind, duo interpretation, and picking a favorite.
Published 02/24/21
Gordie Lachance, magazine subscriptions, being a writer, being invisible, channeling real life, and enjoying silence.
Published 02/17/21
Groundhog Day Project Day 1384, Veteran fathers, dead brothers, Stephen King's childhood, and clinging to friends to survive.
Published 02/10/21
Groundhog Day Project Day 1383, Groundhog Minute, Movies by Minutes, Ex Machina, Jurassic Park, Top Gun, Great Balls of Fire, making connections, and making peace.
Published 02/03/21
Groundhog Day Project Day 1382, Castle Rock, childhood, Worldwide Church of God, sneaking around, jumping off rooftops, and the end of the world.
Published 01/27/21
Laurence Sterne, Tristram Shandy; Stanley Kubrick, 2001: A Space Odyssey; Mark Danielewski, House of Leaves, Only Revolutions, The Familiar; Stephen King, The Dark Tower, Cell, The Dome; Groundhog Day, Benesh, Izod, Jung, Nietzsche, and my last movie in a theater.
Published 01/13/21
narrowed down to 23-ish.
Published 01/06/21
Silliness, pacifism, being too Christian, and obscure movies.
Published 12/23/20
Movie narration, Elijah Wood's early film career, Roger Ebert's review, and showing versus telling.
Published 12/16/20
Christian reviews, empathy, religion, the Jedi code, nuclear holocaust, and award season.
Published 12/09/20
Roger Ebert, empathy, small towns, deep wounds, and musical adaptations.
Published 12/02/20
All You Need Is Kill, identifying with awful characters, gen x rom coms, Popeye, rewatchability, Dark Star, and confident filmmaking.
Published 11/18/20
Raggedy Ann, Amish clothing, James Ensor, Halloween comics, sequels, and the novelization, Friday the 13th, and camp.
Published 11/11/20
Long shots, sisters, Uncut Gems, Kubrick's fake moon landing, The Master, the romance of Halloween, and The Room.
Published 11/04/20
Jennie talks about a film, the men don't listen, and Ingoldsby has his first bad idea. Plus, a look at the novel's Jenny, and our film within a film of the week: Coed Frenzy from Blow Out.
Published 10/28/20
In which I explain why--
--Sing Street--
--Say Anything--
--Groundhog Day--
--Happy Death Day--
--Birdman--
--Synecdoche, New York--
--is my favorite film.
Published 10/21/20
Theater, Olive's diary, Olive's tattoos, Adele's tiny paintings, immediacy, solipsism, simulacra, and the meaning of names.
Published 10/14/20
Death of a Salesman, the American Dream, toxic productivity, chronemics, mortality, making choices and living with them, and I'm Thinking of Ending Things.
Published 10/07/20
Apologies, ego, daughters, Virgo to Libra, summer to fall, memory versus reality, Charlie Kaufman, Cotard delusions, character names, and bodily functions.
Published 09/30/20
Self concept, manic pixie dream girls, raging men, and the problematic portrayal of women.
Published 09/23/20
midlife crises, death of a salesman, raymond carver, symbolic interactionism, what is said of a thing, what we think of our self, what we talk about when we talk about love
Published 09/16/20
#GroundhogDay vs #HappyDeathDay. Mentioned: Groundhog Minute, Kevin Smith, Phil's motivation, paranoid writing, Richard Curtis, sequels, Stork Day, and When We First Met.
Published 09/09/20