Podcasts about cut print film

Step right up, boils and ghouls, for a rather creepy episode of the Cut Print Film podcast. This week our cauldron is bubbling over, starting with a review of the new Marvel Cinematic Universe film, Thor: Ragnarok. Then we dust off an old classic and play our Halloween-themed AMAZON-A-THON game. Who will win? The listener, of course. And finally we continue our journey into the Alfred Hitchcock directors series with a discussion about his 1954 film Rear Window. Tune in OR ELSE!

Max and Chris are talking about the Toronto International Film Festival 2017 this week.  That's right. This week John was not able to make it, but we have a guest! Chris Evangelista from Cut Print Film joined us for this episode. His work has appeared at /Film, Mashable, The Film Stage and more.  They start by talking about the other film festivals currently going on including Venice and Telluride. They also discuss that Martin Scorsese's latest film, The Irishman, has begun production.  The trailer of the week is Lynn Ramsay's You Were Never Really Here. The film won the Best Actor award for Joaquin Phoenix during the Cannes Film Festival.  Then the main feature is talking about the films of the TIFF Chris and I are eager to see.  Finishing off with a What You've Been Watching Lately: Chris - IT, Max - Good Time  Download the episode today and tweet at John and Max (@itsthepicpod). Like the show? Review us on iTunes! We are also available on Stitcher. Max:  @mhcovill Chris: @cevangelista413   Opening: "The Stars Look Different (Ziggy Stardust Mix)" by spinningmerkaba Closing: "Pixie Pixels (featuring Kara Square)" by spinningmerkaba Additional comments? Email us: itsthepictures@gmail.com

And so we put to rest another Directors Series, this being the conclusion of our Francis Ford Coppola discussions. We debate the merits of his 1983 film Rumble Fish, but only after digging through the Cut Print Film mailbag and discussing the wisdom behind Warner Brothers' just-announced reboot of The Matrix! Save some room for movie (and TV) recommendations, because they're what's for dessert. 3:02 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 14:57 - The Matrix gets rebooted 25:19 - Rumble Fish 53:20 - Movie Recommendations

It's our centennial celebration at the Cut Print Film podcast and we're celebrating by discussing the 2017 Oscars! Who will win, who should win, and who got snubbed? Find out by downloading the episode, damnit! Then we uncover the unimaginable: a Wolverine movie that isn't terrible! It's true! Logan is the best superhero movie since The Dark Knight! Finally, we travel upriver and into the heart of darkness with a discussion about Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 masterpiece, Apocalypse Now. And as always, you get three brand new movie recommendations before we hit the lights and call it a day.   3:23 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 11:30 - Logan 17:20 - 2017 Oscars 37:11 - Apocalypse Now 1:05:42 - Movie Recommendations

New year, new you, same old Cut Print Film Podcast! Start your year off right by writing into the show at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll read your letter on the air and answer any questions you may have - even the naughty ones! We turn our male gaze toward all the films we're looking forward to in 2017. You'll be shocked to find The Boss Baby missing from the list. Then we open up the old Cut Print Film mailbag and read some tweets from the rogues gallery. After the break we catch up with William Friedkin and his 1977 masterpiece Sorcerer before ending the show with our movie recommendations. 4:40 - The Most Anticipated Movies of 2017 25:20 - Listener Mailbag 34:20 - Sorcerer 58:38 - Movie Recommendations

Please consider donating to our Patreon! You can help us bring you more podcasts, videos and much more by becoming a donor. Every donation helps, no matter how small. Have your e-mails read on the show! Write us at info@cutprintfilm.com and we'll make you the envy of your friends and colleagues by answering your questions over the airwaves. Two recent films came out that surprised us in very different ways. First up is Creed, the seventh installment in the Rocky franchise, and a film that did very little for us as far as the trailers were concerned. We discuss what makes it not just a great Rocky movie, but one of the best films of the year. Next is Alejandro González Iñárritu's new film The Revenant in which Leonardo DiCaprio may or may not be sexually assaulted by a bear (spoiler: he is not). With such high expectations, it's easy for a film to disappoint, but that disappointment rarely feels as painful as it does with The Revenant. We sink our teeth into the film's soft underbelly and rip it to pieces. Then it's time to wrap up our Billy Wilder Directors Series with a discussion about his 1960 classic dramedy The Apartment. And as always, we send you to bed (or work) with our latest movie recommendations.   2:16 - Creed 16:10 - The Revenant 33:10 - Cut Print Film Mailbag 37:36 - The Apartment 1:06:12 - Movie Recommendations     Help us out! Subscribe to Cut Print Film on Patreon for exclusive content!

Drafthouse Films is re-releasing the absolutely bonkers Roar this week and we discuss the wisdom of pairing trained human actors with untrained lions/wild killing machines. Also released this week was A24's new existential sci-fi feature, Ex Machina. The film stars newcomer Alicia Vikander as well as Cut Print Film heartthrob du jour, Oscar Isaac. We ponder the limits of humanity and ask, "Are we human or are we dancer?" The answer will shock everyone. Part two of our Akira Kurosawa Directors Series finds us talking about his endlessly influential action-adventure masterpiece Seven Samurai. Find out which one of us is a true warrior before we harvest our Weekly Movie Recommendations.   01:34 –  Roar 07:18 - Ex Machina 20:31 - Seven Samurai 1:00:34 - Weekly Movie Recommendations