Let hosts John-Michael Powell, Zachary Ray Sherman and Sean Harrison Jones help you sift your way through the "greatest" films of all time, as they watch and discuss films you always hear people talking about. From reviews and interviews, to current filmmaking trends, Pick Ups tackles the craft of filmmaking through the lens of the movies we can never seem to forget.
John-Michael Powell, Zachary Ray Sherman, Sean Harrison Jones
Whatever happened to Baby Jane? Well, press play to find out. You're in for some good old fashioned sociopathic sisterly rivalry as the fellas chop it up over Robert Aldrich's 1962 film that would define an entire subgenre.
Get ready for some of mama's sweet Italian sauce as the fellas discuss Giuseppe Tornatore's 1988 love letter to classic Hollywood, Cinema Pradiso.
The guys take a stab at Robert Redford's 1994 film, Quiz Show, and discuss Martin Scorsese's contant fist shaking at the film industry for killing the film industry.
Toot! Toot! All aboard this weeks conversation on Jim Jarmusch's 1989 antholgy film, Mystery Train. The guys delve into all things Jarmuschian and dabble in some side conversations on Sam Levinson's new film, Malcom & Marie, and Olivia Wilde's philosophies on working with jerks on set.
We're not in Dublin anymore, folks. Get ready for a world of Celtic mysticism and the sweet tenor of Brendan Gleeson's voice as the fellas discuss Tomm Moore's much heralded 2014 film, Song of the Sea.
In their inaugural episode, the guys tackle That Obscure Object of Desire, Luis Buñuel's quixotic treastise on lust and love, and debate if this film's place among the "all time greats" is really just a metaphor for something you wouldn't understand anyway.
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