Podcast appearances and mentions of Prince Avalanche

Catching up on some classics is always a good time, especially classics about depressing sex in NYC. Follow us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Follow us on Letterboxd: Ben & Liam Recommendations based on Midnight Cowboy: Easy Rider (1969) Prince Avalanche (2013) Recommendations based on The Apartment: Some like it Hot (1959) Long Shot (2019) Plus One (2019)

Adnan remembers Norm Macdonald and we replay the time he got to interview him. Cry Macho. Mount Rushmore of coughs in movies? Clint Eastwood's last great film? Blood and Wine. Prince Avalanche. The Doors. Emmys Recap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adnan remembers Norm Macdonald and we replay the time he got to interview him. Cry Macho. Mount Rushmore of coughs in movies? Clint Eastwood's last great film? Blood and Wine. Prince Avalanche. The Doors. Emmys Recap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Intro - 0:00 Game Corner - 4:40 Anime Corner - 10:55 Other Corner - 13:50 Prince Avalanche - 19:46 Box Office - 37:44 Wrap-Up - 47:33

David Wingo is a composer for film and television, based in Los Angeles. He has worked on films such as Mud, Brigsby Bear, Prince Avalanche, All the Real Girls and Take Shelter as well as television shows such as Barry and Kidding. We talk leaving Austin, television, writing without picture, the main theme, working with Jeff Nichols, Heaven's Gate , dealing with difficult subject matter, “The Report”, establishing ideas, faking an orchestra, surprising yourself, “Take Shelter”, writing around images, collaborating with David Gordon Green, the learning curve and the last lesson he learned which impacted the way he thinks about music. Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we're switching it up--we compare and contrast TWO films based on the same story: 2013's Prince Avalanche and 2011's Either Way! We get into wild babysitter stories, our stance on crimes, how framing nature can shape a story, and Collie issues a PSA for the guys. After dark, we get into Bad Trip, Angst, Open Water 2: Adrift, On the Rocks, Deerskin, The Seventh Continent, You Are Not I, and Boogie Nights. Find us on instagram and everywhere else @screenvomit, send us an email at screenvomitpod@gmail.com, or check the rest of our links here: http://linktr.ee/screenvomit!

Nachdem die Folge erschienen ist, ist die Weihnachtszeit eh fast rum, sprich wir ignorieren das Fest der Liebe nach der letztwöchigen weihnachtlich angehauchten Episode - zumindest fast: denn ein schneller Hörer wird beschenkt! Und dann gibts da noch 10 wild zusammengstellte Filme, welche die Banausen heute vorstellen. Frohe Ostern!

Willkommen bei World of Mythic Quest, die erste Comedy Serie von Apple entführt uns in die Welt der Videospiel-Entwicklung. 00:00:00.000 Intro 00:00:10.032 Begrüßung 00:00:21.434 Mytic Quest Willkommen bei World of Mythic Quest, die erste Comedy Serie von Apple entführt uns in die Welt der Videospiel-Entwicklung. 00:02:16.026 Handlung Die Spielentwickler des erfolgreichen Multiplayer Onlinespiels Mythic Quest veröffentlichen die Erweiterung Raven's Banquet. Dabei schlagen sie sich mit allerlei Hürden herum wie der Kreativität, der Finanzierung des Spiels, Hackern und natürlich der Spielerschaft. Eine zweite Staffel wurde bereits vor Start der ersten von Apple bestellt. 00:02:51.248 Besetzung Director wechselndDavid Gordon Green (3) - Prince Avalanche, HalloweenTodd Biermann (3) - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, YoungerRob McElhenney (1) - It's Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaLP (1) - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Mr. MomPete Chatmon (1) - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, American KokoCatriona McKenzie (1) - My Place, Kiki and Kitty, Wrong Kind of Black Ian Grimm - Rob McElhenney (Latter Days, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia)Poppy Li - Charlotte Nicdao (Emmas Chatroom, Camp)Brad Bakshi - Danny Pudi (Community, Powerless)David Brittlesbee - David Hornsby (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, How to Be a Gentleman)Jo - Jessie Ennis (Hits, The Arm)C. W. Longbottom - F. Murray Abraham (Oscar + GG für Amadeus, Der Name der Rose, Loaded Weapon 1, Homeland)Dana - Imani Hakim (Alle hassen Chris, Burning Sands)Rachel - Ashly Burch (hauptsächlich Synchronrollen, Spiele: Borderlands 2, Life is Strange, Fallout 4, Horizon Zero Dawn) 00:04:55.418 Schauspielerische Leistung Alle Darsteller leisten gute Arbeit, auch wenn der Grad des Overactings durchaus unterschiedlich ist. Dies deckt sich oft aber mit den Rollen und ist damit weniger störend. Die meisten Figuren entwickeln sich im Laufe der kurzen Staffel deutlich weiter. 00:09:23.173 Technische Umsetzung In Punkto Technik gibt es kaum Raum für Kritik, gerade die Szenen in der InGame-Welt konnten uns überzeugen. Etwas anders ist es leider bei Außenaufnahmen bzw. Aufnahmen in der Greenbox. 00:18:54.042 Allgemeine Kritik Die Serie besticht durch ihren Humor, einige erzählerische Kniffe und einer guten Themenwahl. Anders als bei vielen anderen TV Plus Serien werden die meisten Themen dabei auch klar bearbeitet (und eine Aussage getroffen). 00:26:58.746 Fazit und Wertung Jan: 4 von 5 SternenSteph: 4 von 5 Sternen IMDB: 7,5 Rotten Tomatoes: 88 % - 85 % 00:31:24.589 Besprechung mit Spoiler 00:40:44.594 Verabschiedung 00:41:10.039 Outro Auf Steady wird diese Folge mit 20 Minuten zusätzlichen Inhalt angeboten. ----- Wenn euch dieser Podcast gefallen hat, würden wir uns freuen, wenn ihr Apfeltalk unterstützen würdet. Einerseits könnt ihr uns auf iTunes bewerten – damit erhöht sich die Sichtbarkeit dieses Podcasts – oder uns andererseits auf Steady unterstützen. Förderer auf Steady erhalten die Apfeltalk SE sowie die Film und Serien Folgen immer bereits am Sonntag, alle anderen Hörer am Freitag. Außerdem sind alle Folgen werbefrei und ihr bekommt Zugriff auf unsere wöchentliche News-Zusammenfassung. Empfehlt uns auch gerne euren Freunden!

Willkommen bei World of Mythic Quest, die erste Comedy Serie von Apple entführt uns in die Welt der Videospiel-Entwicklung. 00:00:00.000 Intro 00:00:10.032 Begrüßung 00:00:21.434 Mytic Quest Willkommen bei World of Mythic Quest, die erste Comedy Serie von Apple entführt uns in die Welt der Videospiel-Entwicklung. 00:02:16.026 Handlung Die Spielentwickler des erfolgreichen Multiplayer Onlinespiels Mythic Quest veröffentlichen die Erweiterung Raven's Banquet. Dabei schlagen sie sich mit allerlei Hürden herum wie der Kreativität, der Finanzierung des Spiels, Hackern und natürlich der Spielerschaft. Eine zweite Staffel wurde bereits vor Start der ersten von Apple bestellt. 00:02:51.248 Besetzung Director wechselndDavid Gordon Green (3) - Prince Avalanche, HalloweenTodd Biermann (3) - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, YoungerRob McElhenney (1) - It's Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaLP (1) - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Mr. MomPete Chatmon (1) - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, American KokoCatriona McKenzie (1) - My Place, Kiki and Kitty, Wrong Kind of Black Ian Grimm - Rob McElhenney (Latter Days, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia)Poppy Li - Charlotte Nicdao (Emmas Chatroom, Camp)Brad Bakshi - Danny Pudi (Community, Powerless)David Brittlesbee - David Hornsby (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, How to Be a Gentleman)Jo - Jessie Ennis (Hits, The Arm)C. W. Longbottom - F. Murray Abraham (Oscar + GG für Amadeus, Der Name der Rose, Loaded Weapon 1, Homeland)Dana - Imani Hakim (Alle hassen Chris, Burning Sands)Rachel - Ashly Burch (hauptsächlich Synchronrollen, Spiele: Borderlands 2, Life is Strange, Fallout 4, Horizon Zero Dawn) 00:04:55.418 Schauspielerische Leistung Alle Darsteller leisten gute Arbeit, auch wenn der Grad des Overactings durchaus unterschiedlich ist. Dies deckt sich oft aber mit den Rollen und ist damit weniger störend. Die meisten Figuren entwickeln sich im Laufe der kurzen Staffel deutlich weiter. 00:09:23.173 Technische Umsetzung In Punkto Technik gibt es kaum Raum für Kritik, gerade die Szenen in der InGame-Welt konnten uns überzeugen. Etwas anders ist es leider bei Außenaufnahmen bzw. Aufnahmen in der Greenbox. 00:18:54.042 Allgemeine Kritik Die Serie besticht durch ihren Humor, einige erzählerische Kniffe und einer guten Themenwahl. Anders als bei vielen anderen TV Plus Serien werden die meisten Themen dabei auch klar bearbeitet (und eine Aussage getroffen). 00:26:58.746 Fazit und Wertung Jan: 4 von 5 SternenSteph: 4 von 5 Sternen IMDB: 7,5 Rotten Tomatoes: 88 % - 85 % 00:31:24.589 Besprechung mit Spoiler 00:40:44.594 Verabschiedung 00:41:10.039 Outro Auf Steady wird diese Folge mit 20 Minuten zusätzlichen Inhalt angeboten. ----- Wenn euch dieser Podcast gefallen hat, würden wir uns freuen, wenn ihr Apfeltalk unterstützen würdet. Einerseits könnt ihr uns auf iTunes bewerten – damit erhöht sich die Sichtbarkeit dieses Podcasts – oder uns andererseits auf Steady unterstützen. Förderer auf Steady erhalten die Apfeltalk SE sowie die Film und Serien Folgen immer bereits am Sonntag, alle anderen Hörer am Freitag. Außerdem sind alle Folgen werbefrei und ihr bekommt Zugriff auf unsere wöchentliche News-Zusammenfassung. Empfehlt uns auch gerne euren Freunden!

Hello fellow fools of January. The idiots review the new Netflix sensation Bird Box whilst shivering in an empty beer garden. We mull over all things Bafta and Golden Globe, Piers Morgan pops up for the 400th time and everyone drops a nut over the cast announcements for Dune. Also reviewed are About Time and Prince Avalanche.

You might want to call this episode of BEHIND THE LENS, "Six Degrees of Separation of Paul Rudd" as all of our filmmakers today are connected to Paul Rudd. . .and let's not forget that Paul Rudd has two films currently out in theatres and/or on VOD and digital – THE CATCHER WAS A SPY and "Ideal Home" – with one of the most anticipated films of the year opening up this week – ANT-MAN AND THE WASP! First up, we dive into the quantum realm of ANT-MAN AND THE WASP and hear a bit from writer/director PEYTON REED as he talks about the award-worthy editing of the film as cast and crew traverse the streets of San Francisco, going from micro to macro to huge and back again, wth rapier precision and edge of your seat intensity. And you'll hear film critic debbie elias' take on the heartfelt family humor filling the film. (Come on! Who doesn't love silly dad jokes!) Then we move into some world history and particularly that of WWII and the story of former baseball player, Moe Berg, with THE CATCHER WAS A SPY. A multi-degreed intellectual, fluent in at least 12 languages, Berg was solicited by the OSS and tasked with uncovering the truth about German physicist and 1932 Nobel Prize winner Werner Heisenberg and whether he was developing the atom bomb for the Nazis. If Berg believed Heisenberg was close to achieving the impossible, his mission was to kill him. The US, of course, was deep into The Manhattan Project. With a script by "Saving Private Ryan" scribe Robert Rodat, and Paul Rudd in the starring role as Moe Berg, take a listen to our exclusive interview with director BEN LEWIN ("The Sessions", "Please Stand By") as he goes in-depth on THE CATCHER WAS A SPY talking everything from history to casting to production design to locations to expanding his own directorial skills with battle sequencing and multi-camera lensing, and a personal favorite, getting to play with a real Sherman tank. A fascinating conversation about a fascinating film. THE CATCHER WAS A SPY is in theatres and On Demand. A "Must See Film." As a side note, a documentary on Moe Berg from Aviva Kempner is in the works and anticipated to hit the festival circuit in 2019. As Paul Rudd himself said to me last week, "Can you believe it? Isn't this story something? Isn't [Moe] an interesting guy?" Absolutely. Lastly, we take a look at UNDER THE TREE. From Icelandic writer/director HAFFSTEIN GUNNAR SIGURDSSON (whose first film "Either Way" was remade by David Gordon Green as "Prince Avalanche" starring Paul Rudd), UNDER THE TREE is a dark dark comedy about what being neighborly is all about. . .or not. At its heart, a metaphor for war and geopolitical conflict, listen as Haffstein talks not only about story development, but casting "The Tree." Yes, filmmakers, there was tree casting. Take a listen and learn all about it! http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Today, we appreciate the hell out of Paul Rudd in Prince Avalanche (2013). And we really do appreciate each small moment in this quiet film about friendship — it’s such a balm for all of the madness going on in the world right now. Everything about it is wonderful and the cinematography is stunningly beautiful. PLUS Paul […]

Attention spans are tested this week as the CTQ guys welcome their friend "Other Alex." In this episode "Other Alex" turns his nose up at the "goofball comedies" starring Jim Carrey and details his love for 6-second Vines and apocalyptic movies. Grab some ritalin and a cup of room temperature water to wash it down, it's gonna be good one! ALEX'S QUEUE FINALISTS: "Goodbye World" (2013), "Reservoir Dogs" (1992), "Prince Avalanche" (2013)

This week I am joined once again by Greg Kataoka! We discuss what we have been watching/listening to and follow up with our final thoughts on the 2013 indie drama/comedy Prince Avalanche and Marvel's latest entry in its ever expanding film universe, Ant-Man! As always, music by Corey Tindall: http://www.nimbitmusic.com/thecoreytindallband And logo by Josh Granat

Dave revels in his freedom to see obscure foreign films while Alonso reviews new indies that he already saw at film festivals. And they both enjoyed that Pixar movie. Subscribe (and review us) at iTunes, like our Facebook page, follow us @linoleumcast, everybody EVERYBODY. Linoleum Knife Podcast is brought to you by RogerandChris.com, the Home of the Unboring Home. We ran long this week and didn't do a DVD recap, but Alonso suggests you check out PRINCE AVALANCHE.

This podcast is an American remake of an Icelandic podcast called "Hey, Við Skulum Tala Um Myndina eða Hvað" about three people who watched Prince Avalanche and then talked about it. At the end, Kevin shows up and they play a game. I prefer the original, but then I am extremely smart and cultured. *smokes pipe whilst nodding*

Noah and Brock take a look at Prince Avalanche in this week's Popcorn and Spoilers.

This week: [Obvious Child, 2014, Gillian Robespierre] A romantic comedy about abortion?! Those godless New York liberals have done it again. This, friends, is what feminism hath wrought. [Prince Avalanche, 2013, David Gordon Green] Drinking, swearing, casual sex. Is nothing sacred? Certainly not in this outrageous piece of left-wing propaganda starring that serial underminer of American values, Paul Rudd. [Point Break, 1991, Kathryn Bigelow] Bank robbers? Surfers? People named "Keanu"? Lock them up, I say, and throw away the key! But of course the liberal elites behind this vile "entertainment" are too in thrall to Mammon to contemplate ideals of righteous justice.

For Amy's chosen theme of "The Summer that Everything Changed," Randy and Joe went dude-centric with their choices, entirely by accident. Randy chose Stephen King's novella "The Body," the basis of the movie "Stand by Me." Joe chose David Gordon Green's 2013 film "Prince Avalanche." Intro music by The Motels Exit music by Explosions in the Sky and David Wingo. Explosions in the Sky not only scored the movie, they were the ones who suggested the film to Gordon Green in the first place.

This week, Libraries and Librarians! We talk ordering systems, the philosophy of trying to keep everything, how libraries can disappear and of course, how to look fabulous when becoming a librarian in 1990s New York. The movie was 1995's Party Girl and the book was Alberto Manguel's The Library At Night. Also discussed: The Witches Of East End, Obvious Child, The Astronaut Wives Club, From The Earth To The Moon, In The Shadow Of The Moon, Ex Libris, The To-Do List. For the next episode, Amy chose the theme; we'll be talking "The Summer That Changed Everything." We'll be watching 2013's Prince Avalanche (which is streaming on Netflix) and reading Stephen King's "The Body" (which is collected in Different Seasons). Show Notes: Amy refers to high heels for books so that they would be the same height on shelves; that was not Johnson but Samuel Pepys, whose library is still maintained at Magdalene College at Cambridge. I refer to Jorge Luis Borge's at one point and mention a story he wrote about an infinite library. That is "The Library Of Babel," which is available here. The essay that Amy references on actors and range & actors who have that one great groove is here. Intro music: "Swinging Long," by The Magnetic Fields Outro music: "Librarian", by Morning Jacket

Download MP3 audio – 7:13, 10.27 MB – or Read Transcript Radio address for May 3, 2014, a continuation of the previous episode. There are lots of reasons not to like cookie-cutter suburban developments, but: there may be an upside. Mention is made of A Wrinkle In Time by Madeleine L’Egnle and The Great Divorce by C. S. Lewis, and also (somewhat obliquely) of The Spy Who Came In From the Cold by John Le Carre. Closing music is An Old Peasant Like Me from the Prince Avalanche soundtrack. From Ciphers, a book of suburban photography. Photo by Christoph Gielen.

Så er der dømt krig værterne imellem, når snakken falder på episodens hovedfilm NIGHT AND THE CITY og igen i CK´s Crap Films Corner med den romantiske coming-of-age film CIRCLE OF TWO. Det er action packed og drengene giver hinanden kamp til stregen med argumenter og kærlige svinere! Mesterlig episode, som du ikke må gå glip af! Film der også nævnes: OPEN GRAVE, ELYSIUM, GETAWAY, MUD, PRINCE AVALANCHE, THE CANYONS, BAD LIEUTENANT, ORDER NO. 27, MEN IN WAR, DEADFALL, BULLET TO THE HEAD, CLOUD ATLAS, THE CONFORMIST med mange mange flere!  

It’s that time when Filmspotting starts looking back on the year in film... So this Thanksgiving weekend, Josh and Adam announce their initial candidates for the Golden Brick Award, and revisit reviews of some films that flew a little under the radar in 2013. Among them, Sarah Polley’s STORIES WE TELL. 0:00-4:44 - 2013 Bricks: Short List 4:44-29:36 - "Stories We Tell" (5/23/13) Laura Marling, "I Was An Eagle" 30:40-48:10 - "Prince Avalanche" (8/23/13) Laura Marling "Master Hunter" 49:34-1:11:47 - "Act of Killing" (8/21/13) 1:11:47-1:14:11 - Close LINKS - List of Golden Brick candidates - COMING SOON Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Main Review: The Conjuring Top 5 Ghost Movies Main Review: The Way Way Back Film Club Review: Children of Men What Else We Watched (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Frances Ha, Prince Avalanche, The Internship, All Is Bright, Little Shop of Horrors, Glengerry Glen Ross, Fred & Vinnie, The Lorax, Fighting For A Generation: 20 Years of the UFC, Sherdog Radio Rewind Look Back Series, UFC 167 News Next Week Preview (R.I.P.D., Top 5 Jeff Bridges Movies)

As it's Hallowe'en we're tackling three real horror classics in the shape of Rosemary's Baby, The Haunting and Suspiria. And as another timely tie-in, The Shining is our "Scene It" pick for the month. Also up for discussion are two of our favourites from October - Captain Phillips and Prince Avalanche - and two picks from November, The Counsellor and Drinking Buddies.

Hello there! We have a mighty comprehensive show for you this week with lots of reviews for your listening pleasure! Tom Hardy has recently been cast as Elton John in an upcoming biopic and so our question to you this week is regarding interesting casting choices for musicians. Robbie joins us once more to give us an exclusive, pre-release review of Gravity, and we take a look at Captain Phillips, Turbo, Escape Plan, Ender's Game, Bad Grandpa, Enough Said, Prince Avalanche, and Le Week-End. Hopefully that'll give you an idea of what's good to see over the next few weeks. Another interesting addition to the Dinner Party list this week, as always email us in with your invitation suggestions and let us know if you get it before Robbie or Steve!

With Mark Lawson. The film Prince Avalanche is a tale of two men (played by Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch) who, as they spend a summer painting the traffic markings on a country highway, share a journey of self-discovery. Novelist M J Hyland reviews. Mark visits a Luton primary school, as the children get to see a Frank Auerbach painting, on loan for the day. The work came from the Ben Uri Gallery as part of the Masterpieces in Schools programme, a partnership between the Public Catalogue Foundation and BBC Learning. Mark joins the children as they prepare to see a masterpiece first-hand, many of them for the very first time, and hears their thoughts about Auerbach's Mornington Crescent, Summer Morning II. Michael Blakemore joined the National Theatre as an Associate Director in 1971 under the leadership of Sir Laurence Olivier. His memoir Stage Blood tells the story of his time at the theatre and reveals the reasons behind his dramatic exit in 1976 after speaking out against Peter Hall's leadership. He reflects on why now was the right time to tell his story. Producer Claire Bartleet.

BOP's back and ready to entertain! This time, Mike Sklens couldn't make it and Stan could only attend the second segment. So to kick off the first segment, Karl, Jon and Jonny discuss The World's End, Drinking Buddies, Prince Avalanche, Titanic and more! Then, for Post Office Poison, we takcle such subjects as Day-and-Date VOD, erasing comic book movies from existence and whether watching Love, Actually makes you less of a man (Hint: it doesn't). Want to send in your own question for the BOP crew? Hit us up via email (crosstawk@gmail.com), Twitter (@crosstawk) or the comments section on the site. Thanks for listening, folks!

On our InSession Film Podcast: Extra Film segment this week, we dive into Woody Allen's new film, Blue Jasmine starrting the Oscar-worthy Cate Blanchett as well as discuss David Gordon Green's latest, Prince Avalanche.  Blue Jasmine review Prince Avalanche review

Hello good people we are back once again, and we have a bumper show filled with reviews, chat, rants and the odd piece intelligent thought as well. In this episode we bring you a triple header of main reviews with Lovelace, Prince Avalanche and Michael Bay's latest Pain and Gain. We also chat trailers, mix in some One Old One New and finish it all off with some nice questions. Along the we as ever we tangent a lot. As always feedback is much welcome, as are itunes reviews! dudeandamonkey@gmail.com @ianloring @dudefozz @dudeandamonkey Itunes reviews greatly recieved!  

Josh and Adam round up their banjos, bows and arrows and irrational fear of sadistic mountain men in order to pull off this week's Top 5: Nature Movies. Plus, a discussion of David Gordon Green's PRINCE AVALANCHE, starring Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch, and your hosts each recommend a movie currently playing in limited release. This show is presented by Shutterstock (Use code: FILM 8). :00-1:48 - Billboard / Shutterstock 1:48-4:57 - Death Match Poll 4:57-21:54 - Review: "Prince Avalanche" Plants and Animals, "The End of That" 23:14-25:11 - Shutterstock 25:11-27:51 - Adam: "Drinking Buddies" 27:51-33:47 - Massacre Theatre 35:20-40:43 - Poll Results: Summer Movies 40:43-44:27 - Josh: "Fruitvale Station" 44:27-47:09 - Notes Here We Go Magic, "How Do I Know" 48:48-53:57 - Donations 53:57-1:18:30 - Top 5: Nature Movies 1:18:30-1:21:44 - Close / Outtake MUSIC - Plants and Animals, Here We Go Magic NOTES - MT winner: Kathy Zolli LINKS - Before Trilogy at Siskel - Josh on "Prince Avalanche" PARTNERS - MoviePass - Fandor.com/Filmspotting - The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith- iTunes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NOTE LANGUAGE ADVISORY: Paul Rudd, Emile Hirsch, and Lance LeGault? David Gordon Green talks about the unlikely combo of actors in his latest film, "Prince Avalanche."

I veckans avsnitt blir det snack om allt från ostiga karaktärsnamn till magnifik monsteraction när det äntligen är dags att sätta tänderna i Guillermo del Toros efterlängtade "Pacific Rim". Dessutom snackar vi om David Gordon Greens oväntade indiefilm "Prince Avalanche", festivalfavoriten "Martha Marcy May Marlene" och årets actionöverraskning "The Wolverine".

Fans of long episodes and of things getting knocked over in Dave and Alonso's apartment should enjoy this one. Plus we announce the winner of our creepy-doll contest, and we pay homage not only to Karen Black but also Eydie Gorme and Marilyn King. Like our Facebook page, follow us @linoleumcast, subscribe for free (and review us!) at iTunes, blame it on the bossa nova, with its magic spell.

0:00-5:20 - Introduction; our lunch sponsor: Jones T-shirts is giving away a scholarship! That is cool!; also tangents about youthfulness 5:20-7:30 - iTunes review 7:30-19:40 - "Elysium" review  19:40-27:30 - "We're the Millers" review 27:30-36:05 - "Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters" review 36:05-44:35 - "Blue Jasmine" review  44:35-52:20 - "Blackfish" review  52:20-54:30 - "Prince Avalanche" review 54:30-55:30 - We didn't see "Planes" 55:30-1:07:20 - QOTW (characters who deserve spinoffs) 1:07:20-1:09:50 - Summer Box Office Challenge update: it's the final weekend! 1:09:50-1:13:30 - Wrap-up and goodbyes, including a college tangent and a plug for The Garrens Comedy Troupe 20th Anniversary Reunion Spectacular QOTW: What PG-rated movie could be redone as an R-rated movie? This week's lunch sponsor: Jones T-shirts is offering a non-T-shirt-related scholarship.

If a director is looking for the perfect guy to play an oblivious, cocky buffoon then Fred Willard is their man. Jesse talks to Fred about his entire career, and finds out why he turned down the lead in the movie Airplane! Then later Jesse talks to David Gordon Green. He’s directed everything from pensive, dramatic movies like All The Real Girls to huge stoner-action comedies like Pineapple Express. His new movie, Prince Avalanche exists somewhere in between. Plus, Pitchfork’s Ian Cohen recommends a couple of great new heavy rock records, we share an episode from Nate DiMeo’s The Memory Palace, and Jesse talks about his favorite Robin Thicke record. Yes. He has a favorite Robin Thicke record. It’s great, too.

If a director is looking for the perfect guy to play an oblivious, cocky buffoon then Fred Willard is their man. Jesse talks to Fred about his entire career, and finds out why he turned down the lead in the movie Airplane! Then later Jesse talks to David Gordon Green. He's directed everything from pensive, dramatic movies like All The Real Girls to huge stoner-action comedies like Pineapple Express. His new movie, Prince Avalanche exists somewhere in between. Plus, Pitchfork's Ian Cohen recommends a couple of great new heavy rock records, we share an episode from Nate DiMeo's The Memory Palace, and Jesse talks about his favorite Robin Thicke record. Yes. He has a favorite Robin Thicke record. It's great, too.

Premierek: Monsters University, World War Z, Lopom a sztárom, A háború sámánja Trailerek: The Anchorman 2, jOBS, Willow Creek, Prince Avalanche, The Counselor, Free Birds, The Spectacular, The Turning Apróságok: Rövidfilm - The Runaway, Pixar Blue Umbrella Photorealism, Taken 3 Megtekintve: Man of Steel IMDb250: Once Upon a Time in the West

Recap of the 2013 Maryland FIlm Festival. Reviews of DRINKING BUDDIES, DOWNLOADED, HIT & STAY, V/H/S/2, PRINCE AVALANCHE, and WILLOW CREEK.

This week we kick off part 1 of a 3 part series on SXSW 2013. First, we interview director Matt Spicer on his film It's Not You It's Me starring Fran Kranz, Gillian Jacobs, and Rob Huebel Then we talk about our thoughts on some of the films we viewed so far including Upstream Color, Evil Dead, LICKS, Prince Avalanche, Drinking Buddies, Haunter, I Am Divine, The Rambler, Euphonia, and 12 O'Clock Boys Be sure to check out our: Interview with Calvin Lee Reeder on The Rambler Interview with Jeffrey Schwarz on I Am Divine Interview with Danny Madden on Euphonia Interview with Lotfy Nathan on 12 O'Clock Boys Interview with Vincenzo Natali on Haunter

Bericht von siebten Tag der 63. Berlinale. Mit Berichten zu den Filmen „Nachtzug nach Lissabon“ (mit Bildern von der Premiere mit Jeremy Irons und Mélanie Laurent), „Prince Avalanche“ (mit Bildern von der Premiere mit Paul Rudd und Emile Hirsch), „An Episode in the Life of an Iron Picker“, „Brothers for Life“, „The Swimming Pool“, „Soğuk - Cold“ und „White Night“.

Bericht von siebten Tag der 63. Berlinale. Mit Berichten zu den Filmen „Nachtzug nach Lissabon“ (mit Bildern von der Premiere mit Jeremy Irons und Mélanie Laurent), „Prince Avalanche“ (mit Bildern von der Premiere mit Paul Rudd und Emile Hirsch), „An Episode in the Life of an Iron Picker“, „Brothers for Life“, „The Swimming Pool“, „Soğuk - Cold“ und „White Night“.