Podcasts about pt anderson

In our continuing anniversary coverage of The Bends, we speak with Randee Dawn, a journalist and author who 30 years ago spent several days with Radiohead on the road right after they released their sophomore album. She regales us with stories of what they were like back then, before they became the critical darlings they are today. Are they really nice boys? Who is the dad of the group? What was worrying Thom? It's an illuminating conversation about a band who at the time was on the precipice of something great! Also, we have a mini-newspile where we discuss Radiohead's all but announced fall tour, the first trailer for PT Anderson's new film with intriguing new music from Jonny, what legendary minimalist composer Steve Reich thinks of Jonny and Radiohead, and Thom's unexpected involvement in Hamlet Hail to the Thief. Randee Dawn's new book, The Only Song Worth Singing, is out now wherever books are sold!

Shy and Awkward Week is here with the origin of Serious Sandler with his role in the PT Anderson flick, Punch Drunk Love. Is he funny enough?  Tune in and find out!!

In this edition of Zeitsassins Trend: Shadows, Jack and Miles discuss Joe Rogan's nuanced take on tyranny, Stephen A. Smith vs LeBron James, Kristi Noem's El Salvadorian prison photo op (feat. Rolex), the trailer for PT Anderson's new film 'One Battle After Another' and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this interview with Erin Brown Thomas, you'll learn how to write an effective ensemble film through deep analysis of Erin's Sundance film, Chasers and PT Anderson's Magnolia. Join us for Thursday Night Writes! Our Happy Hour of Writing Exercises with Jake every Thursday night at 7:00 pm ET, RSVP: https://www.writeyourscreenplay.com/free-writing-classes-thursday-night-writes/

Quantum Week is a nostalgia music and movie show, where we leap into a random week of a random year and talk about its hit movie and song.   On this episode of Quantum Week Briggs and Matt discuss 2002 movie Punch Drunk Love, and song Work It.   Follow us on: Twitter: YouTube:

Our deep dive of Wes Anderson and P.T. Anderson continues: this time we discuss the 2021 film Licorice Pizza which tells the story of two young people (one of which is very young) falling in love in the 70s. Michael and Abe discuss PT Anderson's distinctive style, themes, and characters. Features: Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans Check our store to buy Small Beans merch! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-small-beans-store?ref_id=22691

Fall is here and so is a GIANT newspile. The biggest piece of news is, of course, the announcement of the Smile's second album, Wall of Eyes. We discuss the tracklist and which songs we're most excited about. We also chat about the self-titled single and intriguing music video directed by Thom and Jonny's old pal PT Anderson. In addition, the newspile is filled with items like Radiohead holiday merch, Phil's concert here in NYC, a peek into Thom and Dajana's Roman holiday house, a rare interview with Jonny, another Noah Yorke song, celebrity Radiohead tattoos, Karma Police showing up on tv, and plenty more. This is what you get when you listen to us!

Walker and Zach wade through the dystopian techno-hell of ANIMA, Thom Yorke's 2019 solo album/short film collaboration with PT Anderson. Follow us on Instagram to get the inside scoop, weekly show updates, upcoming special guests, and original artwork for each episode @idiotalk.podcast Idiotalk theme song by Walker Glenn Enjoying the show? Please Rate (and) Review wherever you listen to Podcasts!

This week, we review a PT Anderson-like instant classic about a mother searching for her daughter in the woods, a cop trying to find meaning in life by way of his love for dogs, a ranger trying to keep control of the local thugs, a pair of drug dealers finding friendship amid grief and suffering and...a bear hopped up on cocaine gone on a rampage, ripping anyone who gets in her way limb from limb. That's right!  It's Cocaine Bear!   You'll never look at another severed leg again without the desire to snort a line off it. I'm fairly certain that when my daughter asks me to find her Winnie the Pooh toy tonight. I'm going to go look for it yelling "where's the BEEEEAAAARRRR!" As usual, the Brothers Bantz (TM) er...banter, we give you your weekly dose of movie news and another round of Stop, Hey, What's That Sound?  And later, trivia and VFX chat.   So grab your razorblade, roll up a 20, or simply have a friend pour a pack over your head while you wistfully sigh something about cocaine Christmas, and hit play.  Do it.   MUSIC TRACKS Modern Funk Groove by StudioEtude. Feel The 80s by Nuclearmetal. Adventure Battle Victory Ident by MPAudioSolutions. Job Done Comedy Logo by FlossieWood Jazz Jingle Logo by RedOctopus. Nightly News Impact Logo by HollywoodEdge. News by MusicalSmile. A Halloween - Wolf_Music   

Hour 1 Andy opens the show amused by Oscar's premonition, Oscar's play is ________, Justin tweets Jay Williams, STreble arrives and crushes IU storming the court, Oscar Osteen, can you do a pull up, UK is best of the bubble, Harlow “White Men Can't Jump”, old infamous sound, a PT Anderson joke, and Streble gets homework. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After much controversy, we travel back to PT Anderson's 1992 epic about chance and fate, Magnolia. It earns a pretty high place on our list of best films of all time. Plus in the news, Alex's video finally worked. Next up: Controversy continues and that ends in the weirdest way possible, and we're traveling through the Cruise Missile and watching Eyes Wide Shut (1999)

Rusty Schwimmer is an actress, with 134 film/tv credits on IMDB. Some of the films she acted in include The Perfect Storm, Twister, The Belko Experiment and Amistad. She has also had guest appearances on many great TV shows including Better Call Saul, The Righteous Gemstones and Married with Children. We discuss her acting career, working with PT Anderson, the re-release of Scrooge & Marley, playing the lead in Wild Honey, and more! 00:00 - Intro00:34 - Playing the Lead in Wild Honey 04:10 - Scrooge & Marley 08:02 - Dahmer & LGBTQ Category 10:45 - Acting Classes & Inspiration 12:15 - Carol Burnett & Better Call Saul 14:50 - Being Recognized  16:00 - Supportive Friends & Family 17:14 - Henry Winkler & Virginia Madsen 20:55 - Dirk Diggler & PT Anderson 25:35 - Spielberg & Amistad 27:06 - Chris Farley & Christopher Guest 28:55 - Alcohol, Drugs, Emotions & Art 32:25 - The Perfect Storm & Accent34:45 - How Fame Changes People 38:44 - Psychology & Human Behavior 41:25 - Success Stories & Slumps 46:45 - Voices 49:15 - Music 50:47 - You Can't Win 52:40 - Anthony Hopkins & Acting Style 55:05 - Musical Styles 57:30 - United Negro College Fund 58:50 - Outro Rusty Schwimmer Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rustyschwim/United Negro College Fund:https://uncf.org/Chuck Shute website:http://chuckshute.com/Support the showThanks for Listening & Shute for the Moon!

Remember the 70s? No, because you weren't born yet, which is a moral failing on your part. Not to worry though, because neither were John or Alexx. So let's unravel this mysterious decade together by watching PT Anderson's Licorice Pizza. The post Episode 134 – Licorice Pizza appeared first on John and Alexx Hate Stuff.

Today we hop in the way back machine to witness the birth of one of filmmaking's greatest pairings with PT Anderson's 2007 oil drama, There Will Be Blood. This story is one of a single-minded oil man and the depths he'll go to win in his pursuits of riches and conquest. Starring Daniel Day-Lewis in the lead, supported by Paul Dono, Kevin J. O'Connor, and Ciaran Hinds, There Will be Blood doesn't want for talent, and being that it was written and directed by PTA, it is dripping with auteur potential and received a ton of nominations, including securing an Oscar win for Day-Lewis for best actor. But, does it hold up? Listen in as Jon, Colin, and Brent, discuss milkshakes and straws as we see if this well is dry or if this flick strikes oil.

Rádio Clube Altamont, parceria Altamont.pt e Futura - Rádio de Autor vem neste mês de Abril debruçar-se sobre o recente disco dos Big Thief, "Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You", volta a 1982 e quiçá mais uns séculos para ir "Por Este Rio Acima" com Fausto e, por fim, esmiuça Licorice Pizza, filme de PT Anderson que anda nos cinemas.

We're traveling back in time to the 1970s for our next Divided Film, Licorice Pizza! Critics admired the loose plot structure that director PT Anderson set up for this coming-of-age story, but audiences did not have the patience for the relaxed pace. Let's hop on a waterbed and get in a game of pinball as we grab a slice of Licorice Pizza.

Here comes another drama... Who would've thought that since we added Eric to the MOTR Boys, he would affect Derryk so much that DERRYK would pick a drama, and one that is directed by Eric's fave director?!? WOW!! But in any case, we made this episode to discuss the drama that brought PT Anderson to the forefront and cemented his greatness as one of Hollywood's great dramatic directors. Definitely worth the watch and worth the listen. As always, we do this with a song in our hearts and a drink in our hands. CHEERS!! INTRO: PEG & THE REJECTED -- ALL SING ALONG REFILL: SHAOLIN DUB -- SKANKING IT EASY DUB OUTRO: DISTEMPER -- HAPPY END EMAIL : MOVIESONTHEROCKS2020@GMAIL.COM INSTAGRAM: @moviesrockpodcast

Hola! Hoy voy a estar hablando de la película Licorice Pizza de comedia/romance del año 2021 escrita y dirigida por Paul Thomas Anderson. Esta película extrae ideas reales sucedidas a PT Anderson en su juventud; El guión evolucionó a partir de estas experiencia y las historias adicionales que le contó a Anderson su amigo Gary Goetzman (el personaje de Gary tiene muchas similitudes con Goetzman). Espero que lo disfruten!

Imagine having an intimate view into relationships from around the world? A front-row seat to the emotional and provocative conversations between two people, their shared emotional space. What would you learn about them? About yourself? about how we all connect as human beings? Well, our guest today has embarked on a journey where he does that and more.Topaz Adizes is the Founder and Executive Creative Director @the_skindeep - An experience design studio focused entirely on exploring one deceptively simple concept since 2014. Human connection in the digital age.Topaz's creativity and passions have impacted so many lives as a catalyst for deeper, more meaningful connections among us. And, as you'll hear in this episode, how one of the Skin Deep products came into mine and Krista's lives at just the right moment, and helped our relationship in such a meaningful way, at a point of struggle and pain.The path to connection lies in the questions we ask and the deep listening we employ for ourselves and in our relationships with others. TOPAZ'S BIO:Topaz Adizes is an award winning Writer, Director & Experience designer. His films have been selected to Cannes (BOY), Sundance (Trece Años, Laredo Texas, {THE AND} Marcela & Rock), IDFA, SXSW, Cinéma Du Réel, and other festivals around the world.His interactive documentary {THE AND} won the Emmy for New Approaches to Documentary 2015 as well as the World Press Photo award for Best Interactive Documentary 2015. {THE AND} was also a viral sensation reaching #1 on Reddit and Buzzfeed and experienced by over 70 million users, featured on the CBS Morning show and Good Morning America and selected to numerous international digital storytelling competitions. His second Interactive project, THE DIG, also won the top prize at World Press Photo for Immersive storytelling. Topaz's work has exhibited at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the Natural History Museum and United Nations Headquarters in New York, as well as featured in the NY Times and The New Yorker. He has also directed commercial work for clients including Netflix, Deloitte, and Vogue. Early in his career, Topaz had the valuable experience of learning under the tutelage of Ridley Scott, Steven Spielberg, and PT Anderson. Now Topaz's primary focus has been as the Founder and Creative Director of The Skin Deep - an experience design studio focused entirely on human connection in the digital age. {THE AND} is the first experience created by The Skin Deep. Senior Orientation, The Window, Threshold, TSD Uncut, {THE AND} VR and THE DIG are the subsequent properties released by The Skin Deep.  Topaz graduated in 1999 with a bachelors degree in Philosophy from UC Berkeley and Oxford University in the UK. He has worked around the world ranging from Mexico, Sweden, Zambia, Japan, Vietnam, Albania, Cuba, and speaks four languages - English, Hebrew, Spanish and Swedish.CONNECT WITH TOPAZ & THE SKIN DEEPwww.topazadizes.comwww.theskindeep.com/www.youtube.com/theskindeephttps://shop.theskindeep.com/https://shop.honestx.com/Find out more about Owl & Key and Strategic Planning for Life below:www.owlandkey.cowww.owlandkey.co/courselinktr.ee/owlandkeywww.instagram.com/owl_and_key/Get Started today!Get Started with Strategic Planning for Life todayBook your FREE call to learn more!

See the full show notes HERE. (01:15) SPOILERS: Rosey unpacks the mind-bending Black Bear. (11:11) Avery watched The Lost Daughter and can't we all give moms a break?  (34:52) SPOILERS: We dig into PT Anderson's Licorice Pizza with relish.  (01:04:15) We check out Slate's top 25 characters of the last 25 years.Next week we're chatting about female friendships in movies and tv, and STAY TUNED FOR A SPECIAL MINISODE! Yellowjackets watch-along episode 1 drops this Friday 2/4. BUZZ BUZZ!

Sometimes when a child of a musician shows an interest or an aptitude in playing music themselves, it's called “the curse”. Sometimes the curse is revealed in mysterious ways, and the cursed child might not even realize that they have the curse until something clicks in them, a light goes off, a switch flips.  In the case of Adam O'Farrill, he says he discovered his curse when, at 8 years old, he went to his older brother's Zach's middle school band concert and saw the trumpet player. Looking back on it, he admits that part of it was simply the shine and brilliance of the instrument - he was called to it. He certainly wasn't the first and he won't be the last to react that way.  But for Adam, it was really just a matter of time. For the cursed child, there is no escape. He's a quiet but intense observer, an omnivorous receiver of inputs and inspirations, from foreign films to video games, literature to cuisine. And he's also what some people would call musical royalty - the grandson of Afro-Cuban-Irish composer and arranger Chico O'Farrill, the son of the cultural boundary-pushing composer and pianist Arturo O'Farrill, and pianist-educator Alison Deane. Last year he was voted the No. 1 “rising star trumpeter” in the DownBeat magazine critics' poll. He was 26 years old at the time. But of course age is really just a number, and Adam seemed to shoot out into the world fully formed, not only an accomplished player, but a developed artistic thinker. At an early age, he was putting in time with the likes of Rudresh Mahanthappa, Mary Halvorson, and his father's Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra. Adam's family background is so diverse that refers to himself as “the United Nations in flesh”. That sense of inclusiveness is found in his music as well - freedom and control, tradition and exploration, intention and “tumult,” as he tells me.   Recently he released Visions of Your Other, the third statement by his group Stranger Days, which features his brother on drums as well as the bassist Walter Stinson and recently,  saxophonist, Xavier Del Castillo.  Here he talks about belonging to that rich musical legacy, how video games, literature and most of all the films of PT Anderson have informed his work, the hazy lines around labels and categories, the importance of making space for other musicians to support one another, and how he strives to remove “the external” from his playing. www.third-story.com www.patreon.com/thirdstorypodcast www.adam-ofarrill.com/

Join Liam and Ryan for their first cinema outing of 2022! As Liam and Ryan take a trip back to the early 70s with PT Anderson's new coming of age story 'Licorice Pizza'.  

Here you are. A LOT of pod. Got a little playoff talk, a lot of PT Anderson talk and a near death experience... all in an hour? But how? Hit play and FIND OUT!

Sam assigns three movies directed by Paul Thomas Anderson: Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love, and The Master. 4:36 - Magnolia 29:15 - Punch-Drunk Love 51:14 - The Master 1:03:42 - Rank that List! Note: Some of Andy's audio for this episode was tragically lost (by Andy).

Last week, Film Club dived into the two Paul Thomas Anderson movies starring Daniel Day-Lewis. This week, in the final installment of our four-week series on the movies of this essential filmmaker, critics A.A. Dowd and Katie Rife tackle the other major director-star collaboration of Anderson's career: the one-two punch of The Master and Inherent Vice. Then we close this month-long retrospective with our respective choices for the best of PT Anderson. Surprising spoiler alert: It might be the same film.Visit: https://www.avclub.com/Like: https://www.facebook.com/theavclubFollow: https://twitter.com/theavclubSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In 1997, PT Anderson made an extravaganza called Boogie Nights. It's got one of the greatest casts of all time and some of the sweetest moments you'll ever see in any movie ever. Rob and Joe talk about strong storytelling and stellar acting and what love is. This conversation ends up being a long, thoughtful celebration of a beautiful thing. At low-effort content—where okay is okay—we make stuff and share it with you to celebrate life with curiosity, creativity, and compassion...kind of...sometimes. You can contact us & buy our coffee mugs and things. And you can listen to our shows:  Make Mine a Double Feature, where Rob & Ellen have a few drinks and tell each other movie stories in all kinds of ways—like backwards or in the form of letters or from the POV of a side character. Kid. Dad. Songs. Yeah!, where Rob & Felix talk about music. Trivial Television, where Ellen & Rob recap TV episodes while sprinkling in facts, fictions, and trivia questions. Booyah 90s Now, where Rob & Joe break down what it's been like to live under the influence of 90s media. Trading Up!, where Rob loses a bunch of money trying to become a good stock trader. Thanks for hanging out.  Take care.

It's Mike's special day and we are celebrating by riffing about bullshit for a half hour (it's still mostly about movies though).  We talk about celebrity birthdays, the movie "Hearts in Atlantis" - which turns 20 today! - the PT Anderson movie trailer for "Licorice Pizza", and the "A Star is Born" quadrilogy (AKA "A Star is Fourn"). We also talk about sad birthday parties, touching pigs, being cool in junior high, Weird Al Yankovic, and of course, "The Human Centipede". Happy Birthday Mike! Find us on Twitter,  Instagram and  Letterboxd  @fromjustin2kane email us at fromjustintokane@gmail.com Artwork by Josh Holinaty:  http://www.holinaty.com Music by Doug Hoyer:  http://www.doughoyer.com  #fromjustintokane #podcast

This week the fellas discuss first concert, bugs, onions, logos, pre-mixed liquor, PT Anderson, and so much more!

Você acredita na sorte? A sorte não é apenas aquilo que é bom, mas sim algo como o acaso, o eventual: a arte do mundo de transformar tudo a qualquer momento e interferir nas nossas vidas sem que a gente possa fazer nada para interromper esse fluxo. Para conversar sobre como a arte se relaciona com a caótica capacidade da vida de ser um acúmulo de acasos, convidamos a quadrinista e ilustradora Helena Cunha (@helenacunhas), autora do livro "Boa Sorte", para pensar como a literatura e o cinema retratam o acaso. Também estarão presentes os editores do NotaTerapia Luiz Ribeiro e Luisa Bertrami e o crítico de TV e cinema Renato Hermsdorff. Veja na versão em vídeo aqui: https://youtu.be/B6iJPqKSBr8

For the full episode go to patreon.com/whatsthatfrom Intro: Merfermin, Harlan Williams, Anthony Clark, Montell Williams, Punchline, Taylor Negron, Emmy Rossum, Schmitts Gay. Truck Torrence, 100% Soft. Neurosis (band), Mastodon, Steve Martin on the banjo, 30 Odd Foot Grunts, Russell Crowe, Austin Texas, Return of Bruno with Bruce Willis, Jeremy Renner, Jeremy Renner music, Jeremy Renner app, Jeremy Renner National Lampoon's Senior Trip, Jeremy Renner, Matt Frewer, Max Headroom, Angelyne, fame and wealth and vanity and hubris and egomania in Hollywood, Jeremy Renner, therapy sessions, therapy scolding, Bill Burr, Sandra Bernhardt, Paul Mooney, Taylor Negron, Worst Gig Ever podcast, The Last Boy Scout, Graf Orlock, Aristocrats, Saw, With Gourley and Rust, horror movies in the theater, mushy cgi, Gladiator, Ridley Scott, Oscars, Coen Brothers, Raising Arizona, film scenes the become tropes, overdone jokes, “check please,” Loaded Weapon, John McClane, parody of comedies, parody of parodies, Spaceballs, Aliens parody, WB Michigan J Frog, The State taco mailman, reenacting sketch for youtube, The State skits and stickers, replacing music for the DVD, Cannonball, Led Zeppelin, Killing Joke, theme songs, Wonder Years, Bosom Buddies, commercial parodies, Crumbelievable, Genesis “One More Bite” Jack in the Box, boring you to sleep, Norse mythology, Busy town city planning children's book, New Yorker Shouts and Murmurs, tv while working, Dr. Pimple Popper, DVD extras, Rules of Attraction with Carrot Top, Conan the Barbarian, John Milius, Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Carpenter & Kurt Russell, The Limey, Steven Soderbergh, PT Anderson, Sleepaway Camp, Carol Clover, Armageddon, Criterion, Matt Berry, Kill the Wolf, Garth Marenghi, dated sketch, Travel Man, Richard Ayoade, Best Movies Never Made, Heat Vision and Jack, Pacific Dining Car. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/whatsthatfrom)

Montell Jordan, The Nutty Professor, “Outrageous comedies,” Comedy movies full of good jokes but not the best movies, Billy Madison vs. Happy Gilmore, Dumb & Dumber, Waynes World, Cable Guy, Ave Ventura, Cannibal Corpse, SNL character movies, The Smithereens, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Farrelly Brothers, Something About Mary, Bilouxi Blues, is this comedy?, the movies our dad made us watch, Crossing Delancy, Drunk Brilliant and Stoned, National Lampoon, Chevy Chase, Henry Rollins, emotional trauma in public, cocaine, pushing the envelope, Something About Mary, culture/time ruining jokes, Along Came Polly, top ten “important” movies to us, top ten important movies objectively, The Burbs, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Tim Burton, Two Old Queens podcast, Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion, Beetlejuice 2, Mr. Mom, good funny important comedies: Spinal Tap, The Jerk, Groundhog Day, Raising Arizona, Rushmore, Boogie Nights, movies slow on a rewatch: Ghostbusters, Tim Burton's Batman, subjectivity, Wes Anderson, PT Anderson, David Fincher – baggage filmmakers, There Will Be Blood, The Cable Guy, no comedy movie can be perfect because the story so often suffers, sketch and tv and music is more forgivable, Squeeze “Pulling Mussels from a Shell,” musicals, Gene Kelly in American in Paris, Halloween, minimal “clean” filmmaking of John Carpenter, the comfort of genre, comedy movies inefficiency versus sketch, endorphin rush of a short clip versus taking the full work, Trap Them, Brahms, Caddyshack, Jack Frost, is this movie actually funny? American Pie, Dude Where's My Car, Master of Disguise, Kung Pow, Super Troopers, Broken Lizard, Henry David Thoreau, Father John Misty at Moon Juice. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEInstacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/whatsthatfrom)

Chauncey is joined by Jason Kleeberg the host of "The Force Five Podcast" to discuss the history of his podcast, making lists, wrestlers becoming actors, the movies that made him want to make movies, Quentin Tarantino, the Coens, PT Anderson, and the most anticipated movies for the rest of 2021.

Marissa Tomei gets the Hanzo Net, Doug gets some formal processing and the boys roll a Hard Eight with PT Anderson's first film. Dirk Diggler, Lancaster Dodd and all the usual PT Anderson suspects are here for a very special Tales of Video Store!!THEE MAD TEA PARTY ANIMATION STUDIO & TABLE ROCK MEDIA presents….TALES FROM THE VIDEO STOREA podcast about the movies you have never heard about and….. Well the decay of the video store era, good 80s movies and all the other stuff that we don't have NOW!The filmmaker, the film archivist and the film lover converse each week about great films that you must see that you may have missed if you were/are not exposed to Independent and Alternative Cinema. It gets raw, funny, informative and sometimes very serious. Between their over the top personalities and their unpredictable openers this hour long podcast is worth checking out!!!Websitehttp://videostoretales.comPatreonhttps://www.patreon.com/videostoretalesApple iTuneshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tales-from-the-video-store/id1436130060Spreakerhttps://www.spreaker.com/show/3112390?fbclid=IwAR3Y7qtIZ-MX5RwhULoUalojORH3piE7cKSlf-xNdUexwwy2ZIuuiYxbRecYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6bAKbgk8KCQnWicerpzKg?view_as=subscriberOur Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/talesfromthevideostore/Our Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/241930069812546/?source_id=261465671140460Sponsors LinksGolden Ticket Cinemashttp://www.gtcinemas.comThe Spot Toys & Comicshttps://www.facebook.com/thespottoysRidge Journalhttp://ridgejournal.comTable Rock Creative - Video Marketing - Full Audio Video Marketing Firmhttps://www.tablerockcreative.comJABBERWOCKY RPG CreationsFantasy RPG's for 5e Platform

Daniel Plainview against Eli Sunday. A tale about the violent unfolding of human history played through the visceral rivalry between an oilman and a pastor.There Will Be Blood (2007) starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano, written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and based on the novel Oil! by Upton Sinclair. "A story of family, religion, hatred, oil and madness, focusing on a turn-of-the-century prospector in the early days of the business." (IMDB)This episode of PopViolence features a guest review from Angie Tolomei, a writer, director, and actor from Bridgewater College who presents both a deep passion for and incredibly well-researched analysis on There Will Be Blood. Under Angie's lead, the podcast moves through contemplation on the deep thematic and social implications of the film, and enthusiastic discussion about everything from the acting, score, writing, and dialogue to individual memorable shots and single moments.Sources: Gregory Alan Phipps "Making Milk into a Milkshake: Adapting Upton Sinclair's 'Oil!' into PT Anderson's 'There Will Be Blood'"George Toles "Paul Thomas Anderson (Contemporary Film Directors)"Adam Nayman "Paul Thomas Anderson Masterworks"Follow PopViolence on Instagram: @pop.violenceMolly Lambert: "Why not tell several different stories with loose threads? Why limit yourself to one great performance in a movie when you can get 20? Why pick on genre when you can pull from everything and make movies that push the whole idea of a genre to it's city limits?" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Théo Mahy is an independent filmmaker (L'Atelier Productions) based in Los Angeles. Born in Paris, he is living in the United States since 2012. Inspired by international directors like Truffaut, Fellini, Wong Kar Wai, Varda, and Americans like Scorsese, PT Anderson, or Tarantino, Theo Mahy is passionate about filmmaking since he is a kid. He recently finished a short film "All We Have Left".

 The princesses do a little digital sortilege to divine order, meaning, and Josh Brolin appreciation out of the dreamlike chaos of PT Anderson's underrated 2014 masterpiece INHERENT VICE!

Michael Stein always cheers for the underdog. As an actor, filmmaker, podcaster and small business owner, Michael knows the hard work it takes to be successful.His podcast Long Shot Leaders is designed to encourage us all as he talks with people who have made it, despite the long odds. Michael's company Abadak sells all kind of tarps.On top of talking about podcasts, how to be sucessful, we have a little tarp talk as well. You can find Long Shot Leaders wherever you get your podcasts, and you can get your tarps at Abadak's website.

After Brandon decided to *insert wacky plot device to say Brandon couldn't be on this week here*, Chris and Stefan decided to take a break from franchises and spent this week talking about two films from one of the best directors working today: Paul Thomas Anderson!  They talk about the turn of the decade and how it impacts 1997's Boogie Nights and 2014's Inherent Vice, PT Anderson's style over the years, Chris' theory about Inherent Vice, Josh Brolin deep-throating a chocolate covered banana, and the death of Prince Philip! All good things in the opinions of these two!  *** Below, we've included links to support Mi'kmaq Treaty Rights and Livelihood Fisheries, Black Lives Matter (BLM), and Fightback. Please check them out and support them in any way you possibly can, even if it just means getting the word out. Ways to support Mi'kmaq Treaty Rights and Livelihood Fisheries: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u_LF_bCFBbSijzqJgHNh4-MfpYz0hfdv/view?fbclid=IwAR3eF_2QQeSyiQM4pzSZUnyUh7HQo1hc9Sh-TRQukhvov5IBz8oK_mGl2VI Ways to Support BLM: Please consider donating to any of these bail funds in this Google Doc if you can: https://docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/1fb2cioBcCO47L_oGPsjdGVWDAc3RTHU2tIpDtekWKs0/mobilebasic#heading=h.1xjoly1h25g3 Check here for more ways to donate, help, and support the cause: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Please support BLM in any way you possibly can. Just because it’s not as prevalent in the news cycle doesn’t mean the fight is over. Racism is still a major plague on our world and needs to be combated in any and every way possible. *** Fightback Subscription Drive: Subscribe to Fightback or La Riposte Socialiste here: https://marxist.ca/subscribe-to-fightback Fightback: https://marxist.ca/ International Marxist Tendency: https://www.marxist.com/ *** Sound effects: Creepy Background Effect by Mike Koenig Music:  Unravel (from Tokyo Ghoul) by Toru Kitajima  Despacito by Luis Fonsi Pruit Igoe (from Koyaanisqatsi) by Philip Glass Sleeping Beauty Waltz by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Use of these songs is protected under Fair Use/Fair Dealing.  *** Leave a voice message at: https://anchor.fm/sequel-decay E-mail: sequeldecay@gmail.com Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DecaySequel Follow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sequeldecay/?hl=af Like Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SequelDecay/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCunq81vQqDwoEVcXNPPzv5A Anchor: https://anchor.fm/sequel-decay Stefan’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/DeLongianHorror Stefan's Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/humankitten/ Stefan's baseball blog, JAYSLAM: https://jayslam.substack.com/ Brandon’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrandonPawlik Brandon's Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/seasonedjase/ Chris’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rantaclaus97 Chris' Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/rantac/ Sponsorships: on for this episode --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sequel-decay/message

J.D. Lifshitz and Raphael Margules are the founders and executives of BoulderLight Pictures, a horror-centric production house in Los Angeles. Under BoulderLight, JD & Rafi have put out over 15 movies including: Becky, Pledge, Contracted, Dementia and most recently, The Vigil. When asked who the next Blumhouse will be, Jason Blum, without question, said BoulderLight pictures. Between their shrewd emphasis on economics, eye for bold talent, and recently launched international sales arm, JD and Rafi are a force to be reckoned with - and it seems like they are just getting started. In this interview, we talked about their filmography, the launch of BoulderLight, and strategies for aspiring producers, on this very special episode of The Nick Taylor Horror Show. Now without further ado here are JD Lifshits and Raphael Margules of BoulderLight Pictures. Here are some key takeaways from this conversation with JD and Raphael.   Your movies must have urgency. You know that feeling when you hear about a project, or see a trailer, or read an announcement for a movie and you cannot fucking wait to see it? You ever find yourself actually wishing that they announced the project closer to the release date because of the pain of having to wait for it? Those are the kinds of projects you need to make! Nowadays, with the ubiquity of streaming, audiences have an infinite cinema library at their fingertips, they need to not only know about your project but they have to be extremely excited about it and dying for it to be released. As JD and Rafie mentioned, the way to do this is to create things people haven't seen before - a compelling hook, a completely different take on a reliable trope, anything that hooks the audience. If your movie feels cliche and part of a sea of sameness, you may get a decent review, or the attention of a few odd audience members who stumble upon it while looking for something to watch on Saturday night, which is fine. But the real name of the game is for your project to be so compelling and exciting, that people are counting down the days for it release. A natural extension of this rule is present in the next point.   If you're not in love with it, it probably wont work. It's a cliche at this point, but to make movies, you really have to love it. Making films is extremely difficult in every single stage, and one of the only ways to get through the difficulties associated with filmmaking is to absolutely love it. This is also necessary because the audience will always be able to sense your passion in the film itself. You can feel the excitement and sheer glee of filmmaking with directors like Spielberg, Tarantino, Sofia Coppola, and PT Anderson. That's because these people are in love with their movies, and this passion is completely infectious to audience members. If you're taking on a project as a career stepping stone or a way to make a quick buck, in all likelihood the energy of the movie is going to be flat and so will its ratings. Plus, to get your movie greenlit, Producers need to see your enthusiasm for the project in order to invest in you, because they know that the going will get rough two weeks into production, and you need the kind of heart for the project that will enable you to push through. There are plenty exceptions to this rule, but as Quentin Tarantino says, "if you really really love movies with all of your heart, then you can't help but make a great movie." Passion has to be alive in every frame of your movie and if you do this right, in all likelihood, audiences will be passionate about your movies too. Ask for advice, not favors. This is a big piece of advice that JD realized at a young age when he reached out to Eli Roth on MySpace and got an answer back the same day. JD asked Eli for advice and as a result, Eli became his mentor and tremendously helped guide him through the ups and downs of Hollywood. Having someone like this in your life is priceless. Everybody needs a Yoda, so think about finding yours. The best way to do this, is to ask people for advice, not favors. Go and get yourself an IMDB pro account for $20 a month, and send an email asking for a very specific piece of advice that wont take any more than ten minutes to respond to, but make sure it's something unique and not something they've addressed in a previous interview. What you do not want to do is ask them to read your screenplay, listen to your pitch, or make an introduction to someone who can help you get your movie made. Any mentor worth their salt gets bombarded with pitches all day long. Instead, ask for short but sweet pieces of advice, then take their advice and let them know what happens, and begin a correspondence.   Nothing matters in this business, move on. As we've discussed extensively, Hollywood is a very tough place with a lot of tough people. Everyone struggles, gets yelled, at rejected, insulted, lied to, or treated unjustly sooner or later. JD talked about getting aggressively yelled at all the time by executives and just shrugging it off and pushing forward because none of it really matters. As he said, don't be afraid to get a little coffee thrown in your face. And he's absolutely right. Hollywood is a walled garden, and frankly a self-filtering ecosystem, so there will be an equal amount of people who will test your mettle and people who are downright rude assholes. Who cares, take the blows and move on. Don't let it discourage you, deject you, or slow you down in any way. Real abuse, of course, should not be tolerated, but get used to being knocked around a lot so you can develop a thick skin, because without it, you wont make it for two minutes in this town.   ----- Produced by Simpler Media

Ryan and Ty jump into some PTA this week with his 2012 effort - The Master. There's a lot to talk about with this - great performances, search for meaning and masters, and much more (even if it doesn't necessarily give us a lot in terms of hard answers). Check it out and come back next week for John Hughes' The Breakfast Club! Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us! Twitter - @RollItPodcast Instagram - @rollitpodcast Music by Ethan Rapp

Today Rene and Tim talk with the legendary Production Sound Mixer John Pritchett. John has worked on projects from Dirty Dancing to Avengers: End Game and just about everything in between. In addition to all the blockbusters he has also worked with auteur directors like Altman, Malick, Mendes, Oliver Stone, PT Anderson, and many more. He has seen it all and has the stories to prove it!

Today Rene and Tim talk with the legendary Production Sound Mixer John Pritchett. John has worked on projects from Dirty Dancing to Avengers: End Game and just about everything in between. In addition to all the blockbusters he has also worked with auteur directors like Altman, Malick, Mendes, Oliver Stone, PT Anderson, and many more. He has seen it all and has the stories to prove it!

This week we welcome Dune Boys' Jeff Gipson (@mrgipson) back to the show to talk about Death Cab for Cutie's Forbidden Love EP and The Photo Album. We discuss the band, what these records are like, what it's like to love and to have lost, what records we'd play for our teenage kids, and much more.Follow us on Twitter: @CHIDSPIN / @SighFieri / @RoundingDownRate and review us on iTunes. Support the show (https://cash.app/$roundingdown)

Now that Andrew has recovered from his non-COVID plague, he was healthy enough to talk about movies we said we'd cover. We discussed the Netflix hit Spenser Confidential, and an old PT Anderson classic, The Master. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 71-- Cruz is absent for this episode. In his stead, Eric Bryan of Anger As Art joins James to talk about Punch Drunk Love, the last truly watchable film of PT Anderson's career. Don't believe me? Screw you, I don't need your approval. Then we talk about Lone Wolf and Cub, Wages of Fear, and, of course, Spectre. Because always with the James Bond movies. Follow Eric and his band, Anger as Art, at https://www.facebook.com/angerasart. Follow us on Twitter @goldenagecruz and @kislingtwits. You can follow James on IG @kislingwhatsit. You can read James' ramblings at Gildedterror.blogspot.com. E-mail us at AQualityInterruption@gmail.com. Support our Patreon at Patreon.com/quality. Review us on iTunes. Tell a friend. That's that.

Dan lands his first big Hollywood interview this week with one of his favorite directors and an old friend calls into the show. Dan and Beej discuss PT Anderson's first film, Hard Eight and the Charlie Chaplin classic, City Lights. Tune in now to hear Dan call Charlie Chaplin, Charlie Chapman, and Beej call John C. Reilly, John C. McGinley, for an entire hour!

Good friend, JOSEPH WILLIAM LEWIS, returns to the show to help me analyze PT Anderson's early film, "Boogie Nights," and his last film, "The Master," in advance of his new film, "Inherent Vice," opening in limited release on December 12th. Enjoy!Smoke Gets in Your Ears - Joseph's new podcast with AJ Wiley & Kenn EdwardsNowheresville - Joseph's pilot episodeJoseph on TwitterMusic on this podcast:Artist: Night Ranger - Song: Sister ChristianArtist: Rick Springfield - Song: Jessie's GirlArtist: Nena - Song: 99 LuftballonsCopyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.

We drink your milkshake and talk about PT Anderson's modern classic, There Will Be Blood. Our special guests, Kevin Mattson, is the author of Upton Sinclair and the Other American Century and C.J. Wallis curates "Cigarettes and Red Vines: The Definitive Paul Thomas Anderson Resource" website.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices