00:00 - 08:40 - Intro / GBV vs Cannes 08:40 - 1:02:09 - Stuck on You On today's clip, we're going back to our favorite pair of filmmakers, the Farrelly Brothers, for their 2003 masterpiece Stuck on You. this is probably their best attempt at dramatic filmmaking that happens to be very funny, an all-time underrated film.

00:00 - 8:11 - intro 8:11 - 41:30 - Slow Machine 41:30 - 1:08:33 - WCLP Live The Extended Clip Executive Decision is back! This week, our Executive Producer is Nick Newman, who brought the 2020 film Slow Machine by Paul Felton and Joe Denardo. This is a very funny, very grainy exerpimental psychodrama that I never would have stumbled upon without the help of my friend Nick. What a picture. Check it out on Fandor or Grasshopper's DVD. Then, we go live on WCLP. topics: Groundhog day, Malcolm...

00:00 - 35:30 - Xanadu 35:30 - 1:33:56 - Malcolm in the Middle We're joined by the boys from Coaster Chat, Avery and Mert, to talk about Xanadu. We always love reappraising the "worst movies ever", and this one has a strange combination of Gene Kelly, ELO, Olivia Newton-John, Los Angeles history, and roller skating, so it's gotta be good right? right? alas, it is Xanadu. Then, on an hour-long MiTM, we talk about a ton of shit including Poor Things, Maps to the Stars, Arrested Development,...

00:00 - 11:23 - Intro/Getting Any? 11:23 - 38:43 - Hana-bi revisited 38:43 - 1:07:55 - Dolls 1:07:55 - 1:34:07 - Malcolm in the Middle Our miniseries on the films of Takeshi Kitano/Beat Takeshi is back! we pick up where we left off on the last patreon episode post-Sonatine, talking about Getting Any? for a while before flashing back to our review of Hana-bi, Takeshi's signature crime classic. Then, we get into Dolls, Kitano's very strange and sad romantic anthology. Finally, we talk a bit...

00:00 - 35:10 - Long Arm of the Law 35:10 - 1:05:02 - Malcolm in the Middle We're joined by Marsh to talk about a 1984 classic from Hong Kong. we get into the style, the heist, political ramifications, and more. then, on MiTM, we talk about The All Golden, The Promised Land, Hill of Freedom, and Interview. subscribe on patreon to support the show - https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip

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00:00 - 49:40 - The Mother and The Whore 49:40 - 1:20:38 - emails The Extended Clip Executive Decision is back! for this one, our executive producer patron Jake selected the topic of discussion, Jean Eustache's seminal 1973 film The Mother and the Whore. We talk about the runtime, the characters and performances, the thematic concerns and more of the elements that make up this giant towering work. Then, we answer some emails; one about canons and one with a special rec from Matt Farley!...

00:00 - 29:12 - Miami Blues 29:12 - 1:03:26 - Malcolm in the Middle This week's pod is on Miami Blues — clearly the work of a filmmaker who didn't get to direct anything in the 80s and is making up for lost time in 1990. The pastel sheen of the film feels like immediate nostalgia for a TV show that had just left the air, but the plotting feels more like a pulp novel than either visual medium. Baldwin and Ward play up the black comedy and cynicism of the material, while Jennifer Jason...

check out part 1 on patreon! https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip 00:00 - 2:22 - Intro 2:22 - 9:33 - Afire 9:33 - 15:45 - Fallen Leaves 15:45 - 21:55 - Best Supporting Performance 21:55 - 26:03 - Best Lead Performance 26:03 - 38:30 - Beau is Afraid 38:30 - 45:33 - Boston Johnny 45:33 - 54:40 - Oppenheimer 54:40 - 1:03:33 - The Killer 1:03:33 - 1:13:30 - Close Your Eyes 1:13:30 - 1:27:50 - The Holdovers we're back with another year-end spectacular. we count down #8-1 of our group list on...

we're talking about Harmony Korine's childhood nightmares of VCR ghosting and American suburbia colliding for the ugliest tone-poem in cinema. a comedy about what freedom means to those without money in the US. best films of 2023 pod next week

00:00 - 09:15 - Intro 09:15 - 1:04:49 - Sherman's March The Extended Clip Executive Decision is back! this time, the patron is Kyle Brooks, and his selection is Sherman's March (Ross McElwee, 1985). after a loose intro about Happy Days (?) we get into the diary documentary, a romantic comedy set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. questions of cinema verite truth, solipsism, political condescension and more are raised in our discussion of this off-the-beaten-path classic....

ahead of our Ferrari coverage, I decided to look back at the films of Michael Mann. I talked about the aesthetic transformation, the men and women that populate his films, and his ideological hobby-horses. of course, i did also rank these movies.

We're back for another year-end special, counting down our favorite films/filmmakers that we watched this year. you can listen to part 1 on patreon. Topics of discussion include Boudu Saved from Drowning, House of Tolerance, WAPs Ewoks and queer-coded characters, RoboCop, Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, Malcolm’s personal updates, Deconstructing Harry, Philip Roth, Scalpel, and The Last Days of Disco. Featuring cameos from Will Sloan from Michael and Us and The Important Cinema Club,...

00:00 - 39:20 - House by the River 39:20 - 1:00:46 - Malcolm in the Middle for today's episode, everyone's favorite internal miniseries, The Extended Clip Executive Decision is back. thanks to Cameron Fairchild for producing this episode. we're talking about Fritz Lang's 1950 low budget hothouse dramatic thriller for Republic Pictures, House by the River. we get into writing what you know, making the most out of trash, our Lang inventory, and more. then, on MiTM, Malcolm gives Domo his...

00:00 - 1:01:19 - Persona 1:01:19 - 1:25:38 - e-mail crack open your notebooks, Film 101 is in session today on the pod. we're going back to 1966 for Ingmar Bergman's towering classic. we dive deep into Persona and discuss the simultaneous inventions of psychoanalysis and cinema, Bergman's place in the canon and gambling on letterboxd. plus, some emails on Bergman, De Palma, and a wiseguy.

I'm joined by the director/cinematographer/writer of The Sweet East, Sean Price Williams and Nick Pinkerton, on today's podcast. We talk about their new film, which comes out today in New York and elsewhere shortly. Topics of discussion include rap-rock, David Lynch, Jess Franco, Evel Knievel, and America. Sign up at $5/mo on patreon for an extra episode every week https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip

00:00 - 41:55 - Mysteries of Lisbon 41:56 - 1:10:13 - Malcolm in the Music 1:10:13 - 1:22:00 - email We’re here for another edition of the Extended Clip Executive Decision. Laura Jacoves pledged at the $15/mo tier, and she decided that we should do an episode on Raul Ruiz’ 2010 epic, Mysteries of Lisbon. a nearly 5 hour journey through storytelling itself, weaving tales and floating across Europe like a dream, Ruiz lets you know early on that you’re in the hands of a master filmmaker. 5...

in 2019, we watched Grown Ups 2 for an early episode of the podcast. four years later, the boys are back for another trip to k-mart with Sandler, Dennis Dugan, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade, and Nick Swardson. Rob ( @responsiblerob ) joins the fun this time, as we talk about our relationship to the film over time, the plotless hangout vibes, the "summer is here" mindset, and Shaq. no segments on this one, just a pure Grown Ups 2 Rewatch Power Hour. sign up for the...

00:00 - 27:55 - Boyfriends and Girlfriends 27:55 - 51:01 - Malcolm in the Middle 51:02 - 1:01:26 - email Ricky Romeo is back -- that's right, we're talking about another film by Eric Rohmer on this week's clip. Boyfriends and Girlfriends (or, My Girlfriend's Boyfriend) slides right into the comedic side of his Comedies and Proverbs series, a classic partner-swapping romcom setup. We get into the characters, the differences/similarities with other Rohmers, the costuming, and more. Then, on...

00:00 - 46:00 - Riki-Oh: The Story of Riki 46:01 -1:10:03 - Malcolm in the Middle are you ready for some gore? we talk about the 1991 cult classic from Hong Kong, Riki-Oh: The Story of Riki. prison reform, textures of blood and guts, being so mentally buff that you don't feel pain, and the goofy fat son of the warden are all on the table for discussion. then, on MiTM we talk about JT's halloween party and other holiday stuff before getting into the movies. JT watched Maestro, Malcolm watched...

00:00 - 31:30 - Dracula 31:10 - 57:33 - e-mail, etc our old friend Dracula is back on the podcast. we talk about his 1931 film directed by Tod Browning in all of its glory. performance, set design, cinematography, the strange ambiance of early talkies, and BELA LUGOSI. then, we get into an email about nefarious schemes and talk about other shit. i’d been too busy working to provide for you guys to watch any non-pod movies that i could talk about lol. extra episode every weeek at...

Brian Yuzna's conspiracy-brained gross-out horror film from 1989 is the topic of today's episode. No other segments. Just a full hour on Society -- the truth, the fiction, the teen movie trappings, the third-act royale, and more. this is surely a NSFW pod. donate to the patreon to get every other episode https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip

this week, Hesse (Seeking Derangements, Movie Mindset) and Nick Newman (The Film Stage) join Eddie in his SoHo high-rise for a freewheelin’ chat about the movies and the big city. i’m a lifestyle podcaster now. donate to the patreon so we can keep doing shit like this. you get an extra episode every week, too. this week it'll come out on thursday instead of monday. https://www.patreon.com/Extended_Clip

on today's special live call-in episode, the boys talk to the listeners and some friends of the show. the topic is MOVIE JOBS - we talk about on-set work, the coolest jobs that movie characters have, our own struggles with employment, and more. listen up!

00:00 - 39:57 - Bonjour Tristesse 39:58 - 1:05:00 - Malcolm in the Middle Otto Preminger’s 1958 drama is a perfect fusion of early European modernist dramas and Hollywood bombast. Before we talk about the film that inspired Godard to cast Jean Seberg in Breathless, we get into the auteur behind it. Preminger’s theatrical roots, range of genre and tone, stylistic approach and place in the canon are discussed, before we talk about the Riviera-set drama. Then, on MiTM, Malcolm rants about...