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People Places Things (2015) Directed by Jim Strouse Written by Jim Strouse  In the first part of the podcast we discuss our lack of personal wealth, why Vice is so polarizing and the leaked stand up routine of Louis CK. At around the 40 minute mark we transition into our discussion of People Places Things.     The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

First Reformed (2018) Directed by Paul Schrader Written by Paul Schrader  In the first part of the podcast David talks about loving Jerry Maguire, Travis coincidentally walking past Cuba Gooding Jr., and the lack of love Shoplifters seems to be getting from top 10 lists of the year.  At the 24 minute mark we transition into our discussion about First Reformed.  The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

Raze (2013) Directed by Josh C. Waller Written by Josh C. Waller, Robert Beaucage and Kenny Gage In the first part of the podcast Travis talks about a guy named Rocco being accused of mansplaining and almost dying on a houseboat. David screws up an order for an NBA player. At the 15 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Raze.  The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

Mississippi Grind (2015) Written and Directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck   In the first part of the podcast we jump around from lightly touching God Friended Me, Border, First Man, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy and Kinky Boots. Travis really hates Kinky Boots.  At the 27 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Mississippi Grind. The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

The End of the Tour (2015) Directed by James Ponsoldt Written by Donald Margulies, Based on a book by David Lipsky In the first part of the podcast Travis talks about coming back from England where he helped his dad and others at a tattoo convention. David talks about the Japanese reality TV show Terrace House.  At around the 13 minute mark we begin discussing The End of the Tour. The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

Blue Jay (2016) Directed by Alex Lehmann Written by Mark Duplass In the first part of the podcast we discuss Travis's trip to the Telluride film festival, what he saw there, and how Emma Stone watched him eat a hot dog the year before at the same event.  At around the 53 minute mark we begin discussing Blue Jay. The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

Unleashed (2016) Directed by Finn Taylor Written by Finn Taylor In the first part of the podcast David discusses his trip to Atlantic City, Travis talks about working the Outside Lands music festival and he rethinks his stance on fighting a bear.  At around the 21 minute mark we discuss the downfall of movie pass and the potential new Oscar category.  At around the 48 minute mark we transition into our discussion of Unleashed. The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

Sylvio (2017) Directed by Kentucker Audley and Albert Birney. Written by Kentucker Audley, Albert Birney and Meghan Doherty. In the first part of the podcast we discuss NY Mets players contracting strangely named diseases, the downfall of Johnny Depp and Travis being an extra in what might be a softcore porn film.  At around the 20 minute mark we transition our discussion to the movie Sylvio.  The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

In this episode we discuss the 2015 film Manson Family Vacation, written and directed by J. Davis.  In the first part of the podcast we discuss Travis's prospects fighting a black bear, David seeing the biggest pig he's ever seen in his life and both of their opinions on taking hikes.  At around the 17 minute mark Travis gives a little history about Charles Manson and the Manson family. At around the 43 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Manson Family Vacation. The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

In this episode we discuss the 1948 film The Pirate. It stars Gene Kelly and Judy Garland and was directed by Vincente Minnelli. It was written by Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich based on a play by SN Behrman.  In the first part of the podcast we introduce our guest for this episode, Andi Bozym, and give a little primer for MGM musicals of the era. We delve into the history between Gene Kelly and Judy Garland and what had lead them up to do this collaboration together.  At around the 34 minute mark, we give some additional thoughts to last episode's movie Blue Caprice. At around the 51 minute mark, we transition into our larger discussion about The Pirate.  The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

In this episode we discuss the 2013 film Blue Caprice, directed by Alexandre Moors and written by Alexandre Moors and RFI Porto.  In the first part of the podcast Travis discusses his obsession with The Last Podcast on the Left Podcast, David mentions seeing Deadpool 2, and they both give final thoughts about Brawl in Cell Block 99. At around the 22 minute mark Travis gives a little primer on the facts surrounding the Beltway Snipers. At around the 43 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Blue Caprice.  The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

In this episode we discuss the 2017 film Brawl in Cell Block 99, written and directed by S. Craig Zahler. In the first part of the podcast we talk about some horror movies that came out in the last few years, different experiences driving really big trucks and the artwork of George W. Bush verse Dagger Dog Vinci.  At around the 28 minute mark we discuss Infinity War and the Marvel universe. At around the 47 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Brawl in Cell Block 99. The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

In this episode we discuss the 2017 film Signature Move, directed by Jennifer Reeder and written by Lisa Donato and Fawzia Mirza.  In the first part of the podcast we talk about changes in the Met museum admission policy, David going to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens and our views about tipping in the service industry.  At around the 25 minute mark we discuss this years Tony nominations.  At around the 49 minute mark we transition in our discussion about Signature Move.  The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

We discuss the 2017 film I am Not a Serial Killer, directed by Billy O'Brien, written by Billy O'Brien and Christopher Hyde based on the novel by Dan Wells. In the first part of the podcast, Travis talks about hating Sea World, David expresses weirdness about zoos and Travis explains what bandanas in the back pocket mean. As promised, at the seven minute mark we commence with the soda tasting challenge.  At the twenty-three minute mark we transition into our discussion about I am Not a Serial Killer.  The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

In this episode we discuss the 2017 film Columbus, written and directed by Kogonada. In the first part of the podcast, David talks about signing up for CBS All access so he can watch The Good Fight, Travis agrees to a Pepsi or Coke soda challenge and then walks us through the history of Tiki bars and Tiki culture.  At around the 24 minute mark we briefly talk about Black Panther and how it's a great example of good flashback writing.  At around the 37 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Columbus.  Writer/Director Kogonada's website is: http://kogonada.com The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

In this episode we discuss the 2012 film Sleepwalk With Me, written by Mike Birbiglia, Ira Glass, Joe Birbiglia and Seth Barrish. It was directed by Mike Birbiglia and Seth Barrish.  In the first part of the podcast we discuss how we've flipped over time on The Wolf of Wall Street, David's birthday celebration and Travis bartending on a somewhat tame St. Patrick's day.  At around the 22 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Sleepwalk With Me.  At around the 60 minute mark we get into a near podcast ending fight over Bill Murray.  The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Rate and review us in iTunes! Twitter: @DownToFilmPod Instagram: dtfilmpodcast  Email: dtfpodcast@yahoo.com

In this episode we discuss the 2016 film Donald Cried, written and directed by Kris Avedisian with story help from Kyle Espeleta and Jesse   Wakeman.  In the first part of the podcast we rehash our discussion about Monsters, Travis going to a Weird Al concert with Adam and David having a somewhat spiritual experience snorkeling in Iceland.  At around the 22 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Donald Cried.  The logo to the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at AndreaBozym.com Please take a moment to rate and review our podcast in the iTunes library and follow us on Twitter @DownToFilmPod and on Instagram at dtfilmpodcast.  You can email us at dtfpodcast@yahoo.com.

In this episode we talk about the 2010 film Monsters, written and directed by Gareth Edwards and starring Scoot McNairy and Whitney Able.  In the first part of the podcast, we discuss how wonderful Mark Ruffalo is, Tom Hardy and the movie Bronson and figuring out that Jon Favreau is not Jon Favreau.  At around the 25 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Monsters.  The logo for the Down To Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Please take a moment to rate and review our podcast in the iTunes library and follow us on Twitter @DownToFilmPod and on Instagram at dtfilmpodcast. 

In this episode we actually DO talk about the 2017 film Super Dark Times instead of the myriad of other things we did end up talking about. This film was written by Ben Collins and Luke Piotrowski and directed by Kevin Phillps. It stars Owen Campbell, Charlie Tahan and of course Elizabeth Cappuccino. The logo for the Down To Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Please take a minute to rate and review our podcast in the iTunes Library Follow us on Twitter @DownToFilmPod and on instagram at dtfilmpodcast

In this episode we discuss the 2017 film Super Dark Times, directed by Kevin Phillips and written by Ben Collins and Luke Piotrowski.  In the first part of the podcast we talk about Travis getting sick from steak tacos, David preparing to go to Iceland and Travis's juggling ability. At the 31 minute mark we transition our conversation into Sean Fennessy's Ringer article about the state of independent films. https://www.theringer.com/2017/4/10/16044256/netflix-amazon-studios-independent-film-sundance-5def390a69ef The logo for the Down to Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Please take a minute to rate and review our podcast in the iTunes library and follow us on twitter @DownToFilmPod and on instagram at dtfilmpodcast

In this episode we discuss the 2010 film Super, written and directed by James Gunn, and starring Rainn Wilson, Ellen Page and Liv Tyler.  In the first part of the podcast we talk about Travis seeing Sister Act for the first time, high and low profile people asking for special treatment, and David's friend vaping in inappropriate places.  At the 25 minute mark we transition into our discussion about Super.  The logo for the Down To Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Please take a moment to rate and review our podcast in the iTunes library and follow us on twitter @DownToFilmPod

In this episode we discuss the 2016 film Other People, written and directed by Chris Kelly, and starring Jesse Plemons and Molly Shannon.  In the first part of the podcast we discuss Travis serving jury duty for the first time, David going to an Islander's game and the films/theatrical productions of Julie Taymor while giving a final thought  on the film from last week Too Late.  At around the 32 minute mark of the podcast we transition into our discussion about Other People.  The logo for the Down To Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com Please take a moment to rate and review our podcast in the iTunes library. 

In this episode we discuss the 2015 film Too Late. Written and directed by Dennis Hauck and starring the dreamy John Hawkes. In the first half of the podcast though we discuss how we might approach talking about these movies and how a discussion and review of the movie Swiss Army Man gave us a format to work off of. https://seattlescreenscene.com/author/ajournaloffilm/page/2/ The logo for the Down To Film podcast was created by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at: AndreaBozym.com  

Introductory show where we talk about why we started the podcast, the types of movies we're going to discuss and whether the movie Now You See Me 2 is an okay time.  The Down to Film logo was designed by Andi Bozym, you can find her work at andreabozym.com Don't forget to subscribe to the show!