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Dr. Zak shares his findings on how immersion can be used to create better ads, improve training and education, and even enhance personal well-being. Dr. Paul J. Zak is a Professor of economics, psychology and management at Claremont Graduate University. His newest book is Immersion: The Science of the Extraordinary and Source of Happiness. Highlights of Conversation Immersion, not “liking,” is the key to effective communication: Dr. Zak explains that people may consciously claim to like something, but their brain's unconscious response reveals a different story. Immersive Experiences are Social : Dr Zak explains that extraordinary experiences arise from understanding social value. Positive social interactions create loyalty and enhance overall experience. Immersive ads lead to sales bumps: Dr. Zak shares examples of ads that were initially disliked but ultimately drove sales due to their high immersion levels. He says ""High immersion ads that are not very likable can still be compelling to your brain." Immersive 'Flavoured Diet Coke' ads in 2018 , were not well liked but led to a significant sales bump. Place ads during Peak Immersion Moments: Successful advertising should place branding and calls to action during peak emotional moments within the narrative, rather than at the end when immersion is typically lower. The future of advertising is immersive: Dr. Zak suggests that advertisers should focus on creating shorter, impactful ads that evoke strong emotions and leave a lasting impression on viewers. He says "Immersive ads create memorable experiences that drive behaviour." He advises advertisers to learn from movie trailers which often tell half a story, leaving the resolution to drive ticket sales. The Tuesday app promotes emotional fitness: Dr. Zak's team has developed an app that provides daily goals for social interaction and tracks emotional well-being. Connect/Follow Paul on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-zak-91123510/ Paul's website https://www.getimmersion.com Paul's Book on Amazon https://www.amazon.in/Immersion-Science-Extraordinary-Source-Happiness/dp/1544531958 Jagged with Jasravee is facilitated by Jasravee Kaur Chandra. Jasravee has over 20 years experience as a Strategic Brand Builder, Communications Leader and Entrepreneur. Please visit Jasravee at https://jasravee.com/ Connect with Jasravee on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasravee/ Email Jasravee at jasravee@gmail.com 00:00 Preview & Introduction to Dr. Paul Zak 02:41 Neurological Immersion: What Does It Really Mean? 05:05 How Do We Measure Immersion? 06:11 The Moral Molecule: Why Oxytocin is the Key to Social Behaviour 09:30 Creating Peak Immersion Experiences 12:30 80-20 Rule, Why Being Empathic Makes Good Business Sense 19:35 Neurological Immersion in Ads: The Game-Changer for Marketing 22:34 Why Do We Love the Weirdest Ads? Liking Is Not Enough 25:13 Attention is Dead, Immersive Ads Sell: The Diet Coke Case Study 28:57 Why Do Most Ads Fail to Impact Sales? The Importance of Attention and Narrative 32:43 Six-Word Stories: Can Bumper Ads Be Truly Immersive? 35:38 What Advertising Can Learn from Movie Trailers, Thrillers 39:22 Repeat Viewing of Guinness' Empty Chair: The Perfect Example of an Immersive Ad 42:48 Tuesday's Not Just for Tacos: Introducing the Emotional Fitness App 47:11 Rapid Fire with Paul Zak 49:06 Connect to Dr. Paul Zak Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/jaggedwithjasravee Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/jagggedwith Youtube Page : https://www.youtube.com/c/jaggedwithjasravee Website : https://jasravee.com/ #Immersion #Neuromarketing #CustomerExperience #BrandTrust #Immersionresearch #ImmersionMarketing #CustomerTransformation #ConsumerPsychology #neuroscienceinsights #Neuroeconomics #DigitalHealth #Neuropsychology #Neuromarketing #BrainScience #neuroscience

For our 3rd "Super Anti-hero" film, friend of the show, cartoonist Alex Schumacher joins us to chat about the 1994 Jim Carrey Blockbuster. Where did we stand on it then, how has it aged, and how have we aged, considering this movie is 30 years old?! WE chat about the then cutting edge CGI, the extreme 90s-ness, and ask a few vital questions about the storytelling. *Apologies, due to an ongoing & mysterious computer issue, the sound on this episode is a little rough. Please rate, review, share & subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen to podcasts! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

One of our first guests ever returns to discuss James Gunn's new DCEU film, and get mercilessly teased by us... because we have a reputation to uphold. We talk about the many creative angles and depths of this murderous antihero romp, as well as the gallows humor and many Easter eggs common to all of Gunn's movies. Plus we actually get deep on the history of the 'Squad, with some surprise influences, and as always, we laugh our way through some games! Please rate, review, share & subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen to podcasts! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Comedian Stevie Rae Brown joins us to kick off our new "Super Anti-Heroes" block, talking about the latest MCU entry in a deeply nerdy and hilarious chat. We dig into characters, Easter Eggs, action direction, and all the MCU context you could possibly want. Plus, lots of games, and maybe a couple things you've never thought about before. Please rate, review, share & subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen to podcasts! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In another first take episode, we dive into the new Steven Soderbergh film No Sudden Move, and share a hilarious, fast paced chat with with the talented DJ Kozee, aka Marina Francesca. We talk about this crime film compared to the many others by the same director, the caper, the period style, THAT LENS, the stacked cast of scene stealers, and of course the script by Ed Solomon! Plus, multiple games!! Please rate, review, share & subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen to podcasts! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Returning to the Schneider-verse, we share a hilarious and deep chat about Zack Snyder and filmmaking in the modern age with Jason & Ryan, hosts of the excellent "Esoterica Cinema" podcast. We tear into Snyder's first post DC film, and along the way the energized conversation reveals many layers to the undead movie and its artistically talented creator. Plus, what movie does this movie seem to a nod to? And the Esoterica boys absolutely slay the game "What's it all about?" Please rate, review, share & subscribe to Repeat Viewing (and Esoterica Cinema!) wherever you listen to podcasts! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In a surprise extra episode for our Martial Arts block, we celebrate a recently released, American made, bonafide Gung Fu movie, "The Paper Tigers", along with the film's director Bao Tran. We explore the genesis of the project, the charming personal story, the hurdles it jumped for representation, setting a strong example for any independent artist, and why inner meaning is so important in story, as in life. Plus, Bao crushes it in our favorite game "What's it all about?!" in an episode not to be missed! Please rate, review, share & subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen to podcasts! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Our martial arts cinema block concludes (for now) with the two films that comprise Gareth Evans' bravura Indonesian crime saga. We dive into the many reasons the Raid movies are a cut above not just other martial arts films, but also many crime films as well. Plus, we look at the genesis of each installment, the unique elements of both, the extremely experimental filmmaking techniques, and of course, all the bone-snapping, eye-popping action of Iko Uwais, Yayan Ruihan, Cecep Arif Rahman, etc. Please subscribe, rate, review & share to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen to podcasts! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Our story of Martial Arts Movies reaches the next level with a bonafide 80s cult classic and the most ideal possible expert guest, the dynamically talented musician Taylor Graves. We discuss the film's unique fusion of music and martial arts, the music production itself, 80s fashions, and the many, many crazy characters populating the charming world of Barry Gordy's singular creation. Plus, we talk Taimak & the martial art behind the movie, Chinese Goju Ryu, and Taylor fills us in on his many exciting projects! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

aka the Cruel Tutelage of Ric Mei, aka the Legend of Fong Sai Ric. Prolific writer, film critic, Kung Fu consultant, and constant contributor to the world discussion of martial arts cinema, Ric Meyers schools us on the misunderstanding of Bruce Lee the man, and tells the bittersweet tale of the Kung Fu movie genre. We cover Dragon: the Bruce Lee Story, Bruce Lee: A Warrior's Journey, and Be Water. Plus, Ric shares behind the scenes stories from some very unexpected movies! You can literally hear us being taught Kung Fu in this epic journey of an episode. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!   Theme music by Samuel Oak.  

For our final "first take" episode in the coming months, we cover the latest incarnation of Mortal Kombat, with returning guest and video game/MK expert Dylan Godfry. This is exactly the Mortal Kombat episode you're looking for, with absolute hilarity, detailed criticism and all manor of surprises. (Make sure to listen all the way to the end for the absolute perfect MK Easter Egg.) Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Thanks to our awesome Patrons, we're proud to present another episode of Mediasplode! Running Time: 00:49:50 This month, Josh Flanagan and Conor Kilpatrick (who has had a few cocktails) are joined by their original co-host Ron Richards to discuss... Quarantine Entertainment: 00:01:04 - Conor has been watching Young Rock. 00:05:07 - Ron has been watching Hemingway: A Film by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick. 00:08:17 - Josh has been watching Loudermilk. Movies: 00:11:29 - Ranking the 2021 Academy Award Best Picture Nominees and Picking Our Favorite Film of 2021 Discussion 00:19:29 - A Repeat Viewing of Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade leads to... Fanservice: A Debate! Plus, a brief discussion of The Last Crusade and Josh ranks the Star Wars movies (again). Listener Mail: 00:42:22 - Steven B. from Maryland wants to know if the guys watched Vinyl. SPOILERS ABOVE! What's a Mediasplode? It's a monthly special edition show in which we talk about what we are enjoying in media outside of the realm of comic books. It's like our All Media Year End Round-Up but in a shorter, monthly format. Music: "Life on Mars?" Trey Songz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For our 101st episode, we share a brief chat about where this podcast has taken us, where it's headed, how it's changed us personally, and evolved our thoughts on film. Then we jump into probably the most appropriate follow up to GvK, with another "monster fight" movie. We discuss the trope-tastic not for kids playground that is this film, and muse about the career of Nic Cage, plus other Coppola related tangents. #CageReport Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

We ring in our 100th episode with a rollicking big movie and the absolute ideal guest for it, Kaijumax comic book creator Zander Cannon. We get the lowdown on the big guys and probably look too deeply at this movie. Or "Two guys explain to Kraig how to watch this kind of movie." Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In our most epic episode we welcome mega-nerd superhero expert & homeboy, Dylan Godfry (aka Dylan Drake), and tackle the biggest film in years: the Snyder Cut. It's a hilarious and detailed spoiler chat revealing hidden elements, dissecting the deeper character arcs/performances, speculating on subtext, plot twists, and possible new directions. Plus, Zack Snyder the filmmaker, Titans, and Falcon & the winter Soldier. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In our 3rd Eddie Murphy episode, we tackle another extremely long-awaited sequel to a beloved film, and all the baggage that entails. For those sadists out there who love it when we fight, this episode is just for you, as we are intensely split on this film, with the shadowy menace of nostalgia looming over this production and our conversation! It's another battle of podcasters. Will anyone survive? Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

As cinema changes shape to become a strange hybrid of streaming and theatrical releases, films continue to carry buzz and build reputations like always, and this film is among the many examples. After weeks of hearing about Judas and the Black Messiah, we decided it was too important not to cover it, and the densely layered work of Shaka King, Daniel Kaluuya & Lakieth Stanfield offered quite a lot to discuss, especially in light of our current social tensions. We cover all the filmmaking, acting and social elements possible, and dig into the word on the street about this movie. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Bringing an end to our extended block of first take reviews on streaming film releases, we tackle the moody Denzel Washington detective drama, The Little Things, and share a detailed conversation about, you guessed it, lots of little things that make this movie tick. We look at the triple Oscar winning ensemble cast, the auteur work of writer director John Lee Hancock, and hold this up to other notable serial killer tales for comparison. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

We think we picked a perfect Valentine's Day movie for 2021/ post-2020 vibes everyone is feeling, and we think you'll agree. Watch Bliss on Amazon before you listen because we have no choice but to spoil this one as we peel apart the layers, interpret the many signs & symbols that make up it's story, using a specific visual language. Plus we talk in-depth about the lead performances, how this movie applies to life, and what genre it's in, all throughout a breezy and playful episode. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In an appropriate follow up to last episode, we talk another actor turned solid director, with George Clooney's latest. We talk about the meta elements of the film, the science & world building, and the intimate personal story buried within what is presented as a race against time survival tale. Plus we ponder where this stands among the modern science fiction landscape. The conversation, much like the film, is more complex than it sounds. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Get extra episodes each month at patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us everywhere else @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

This episode is a battle of podcasters, because one of us loved Christopher Nolan's latest mindbender, and one of us did not! Brace yourself for cannon fire and opinion blasts, as we dive into a film that is equal parts James Bond adventure and applied physics graduate thesis, and yet another entry in the bizarre and high concept Nolan-verse. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In a timely first take review, we look at the sure-handed directorial debut of actress Regina King, One Night in Miami. Our talk ranges from the inner struggles of each man and the outer forces shaping them, King as a director, Kemp Powers as a writer, and the various filmmaking elements that make this movie tick. Plus we peel back the layers of why it is incredibly timely and on the pulse of our country today, despite being set in 1961. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

The season of new films dropping left and right to streaming platforms continues, and we have more hot first take action, as we dive into Pixar's latest, Soul. As creatives, we found quite a lot to cover in this first look at the film, and not doubt we missed a lot too! We dig into the very nuanced, personal themes, the boundaries it breaks for Pixar animation, and the important, powerful cultural elements that help make this film not just relatable, but ultimately universal. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Happy 2021 everyone! Like many of you, we opened our Christmas Present of Wonder Woman '84 on the day it was released. So how did it add to our holiday? How does it add up to the first WW and other recent DC films? Plus, we talk briefly about other strong female characters with Stargirl, and the Amazon original film I'm Your Woman. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Our final episode of 2020 brings another original film from a major streaming platform, with the Amazon original drama, Sound of Metal. We breakdown the phenomenal use of sound, the intensely focused and connected acting, and the painfully relatable plight of an independent creative person who encounters serious life challenges. Happy New Year Repeat Viewers! Thank you for making our year memorable and encouraging. Wishing you a great 2021!! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

With the 3rd season of Cobra Kai dropping on Netflix as our first treat of 2021, this episode from our Patreon feed was poised and ready for the All Valley Tournament. We chat about the different themes playing out between different characters across the overall show, what it borrows from the formula in the original 3 films, then we take a hard look at the fights. Everybody say your best Ki-Ya, because this episode kicks ass! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

'Tis the season for holiday themed episodes, and we wanted to rise to the challenge with an actual Christmas movie (with minimal explosions), and Netflix's Klaus did not disappoint. We have a blast talking about the 2D rendering and design styles, the incredibly timely, socially conscious story, and the unique take on the Santa Klaus mythos. Also, we recorded this in my car in our home town of Folsom, CA, while visiting our families for the holidays, (yes, don't worry, after both getting negative Covid tests), so the nostalgia is thick and adds to the already ample hilarity. Plus, some fun special guests. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Our first stop on the journey through the many new films releasing to streaming platforms this month, is "Mank", the newest film by David Fincher & his latest collaboration with Netflix. In a deep talk  about this film's theme, "letting artists make art", we find our way through details about the modern film industry, while simultaneously exploring the many hidden levels of Hollywood history within it, and the different subtexts implanted underneath that. Plus, some very interesting hidden tidbits about this film and it's creators! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In a bizarrely congruent follow up to our previous episode Addams Family Values, we talk about the strangely similar Knives Out, without intending the parallel. We lean into that topic, plus the vast array of details & levels to discuss, much like all Rian Johnson films, and break down as much as we can, all while not spoiling the mystery at the heart of the film. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Get extra episodes each month at patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us everywhere else @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In the spirit of the still spooky season, we have the perfect "Thanksgiving" episode, and a blast, discussing Barry Sonnenfeld's wicked Addams Family Values from 1993. We spend a good chunk of our talk covering (& quoting) the knockout, brilliant script by Paul Rudnick, and Sonnenfeld's exquisite storytelling, but we also lavish attention on the top notch cast, and will probably go to our graves doing our best impressions of Raul Julia's fantastic swagger. Plus, the Sonnenfeld Get Shorty connection is alive from our episode on the film, and we get to follow up with a quick chat about the show, now on Amazon Prime. Then Seamus gets defensive about his fake movie. It's a doozie! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Get extra episodes each month at patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us everywhere else @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Continuing our tribute to the late Sean Connery, we tackle what is one of his most puzzling, crazy entries, and it also happens to be his final on screen performance. Why was this movie such a mess? How did it become instantly notorious? How is has it aged? Also, we discuss our favorite Connery movies, his overall career, and of course, James Bond. Plus, a game! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod for extra episodes & follow us everywhere @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In our fist of two tributes to the first Scotsman of cinema, we tackle the Rock as a companion to our previous episode on Michael Bay's Armageddon. We discuss what the then-71-year-old Connery definitely added to the film, how he and Cage play off each other, the many different screenwriters who doctored this film, and then answer the most important question of all: how did Michael Bay get on our show, not once, but twice?! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In a rowdy and random, hilariously drunken Vodkast, we dig into the career of the muscles from Brussels, and run down a few odd entries from his career, "Black Eagle", "No Retreat, No Surrender" & "In Hell", all strangely involving Russia in one way or another. We talk about whether or not Jean Claude Van Damme is a truly good fighter, citing evidence from several indie and early projects, where he can always be seen bringing a lot more to the table, such as Black Eagle in which he fights the great Sho Kosugi), and we muse about why his mainstream career quickly became such a parody of itself. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

For a special PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION EVE show, we pulled a very appropriate unreleased episode from the vault. Although recorded over 3 years ago before we launched the podcast, this episode on the original and remake of the Manchurian Candidate could not be more timely. We tackle the differing takes each director, John Frankenheimer & Jonathan Demme, had on the adaptation of the novel by George Axelrod, and we talk about the different implications each version has for its time, and for ours. Also, this one is proof that our little movie show has always been on brand. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod!Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Continuing our spooky dive for Halloween, special guest J Gonzo joins us to talk more Cronenberg, with his extremely personal work, the Brood. We dive into the very bizarre story, the proto-Cronenbergian body horror, the most interesting Oliver Reed in the world, and what the filmmaker was getting at with this inspired entry in his canon. Support J Gonzo on Kickstarter and follow him @jgonzoart. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

We get spooky just in time for Halloween with a David Cronenberg spotlight double-feature. This time we look at Cronenberg's efforts to adapt Stephen King's the Dead Zone, and compare it to the rest of their respective film libraries, as well as the typical stylistic earmarks of both. Plus we talk acting, both big and small, as we tackle talkin' Walken and Martin Sheen. Stay tuned for a second Cronenberg-Halloween episode with "the Brood", just 48 hours after this one. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

With just 10 days until the 2020 Presidential Election, two films have arrived on streaming platforms from master documentarian Alex Gibney, which all America should watch and share. Agents of Chaos (HBOmax) & Totally Under Control (Hulu) encapsulate the two most important factors of the Trump era, honing in on facts and timelines of the Russia hack of the 2016 election, (and American culture), and the botched U.S. government response to Covid-19. Trigger warning: this is a very political episode, but it is fair, fact based, and the films discussed may be the most vital we will ever cover. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us on Patreon/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Our march toward the Presidential election continues with the 1990 John Cusack/James Spader political parable, True Colors. We dive into the dueling natures of idealism and ambition, along with some serious filmmaking interrogation, in a detailed, insightful and funny episode. Plus, we play more of our new game! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please support us on patreon.com/repeatviewpod, and follow us everywhere @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In a HUGE deviation from our normal episodes, we have come up with a game, and decided to spend an episode introducing it to give you a taste of the premium episodes you can find on our Patreon page (repeatviewpod). It was a breezy and hilarious use of our time, (and now your time,) to say the least. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please follow @repeatviewpod and support us on patreon.com/repeatviewpod. Theme music by Samuel Oak.

As a vital Presidential election looms, and our "commander in chief" just spent a weekend in the hospital, coming out somewhat altered by the experience, Ivan Reitman's "Dave" from 1993 seems the only film we could possibly discuss this episode, and it's more relevant than ever! We chat about the endless layers of satire, humor and heart, and how this film has aged, given all the changes in American politics in recent years. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

To hopefully complete an unintentional theme, we honor the recently passed, highly influential Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, by talking about the documentary with her initials, and then some. We weigh her impact in the court against our current national crises and share one of our best, most politically open minded conversations yet. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share! Please follow us @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Our biopic trilogy of appreciation in memory of Chadwick Boseman comes to a strong close with Marshall, the 2017 courtroom drama directed by Reginald Hudlin. As we mourn the passing of RBG, this story of the first black Supreme Court Justice was a timely watch and discussion in more ways than one. We peel back the dense layers of nuance, performance and stellar filmmaking! Plus we naturally sing the praises of Chadwick Boseman throughout. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please support us on Patreon.com/repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Our celebration of Chadwick Boseman continues, with easily his funkiest biopic, Get On Up, directed by Tate Taylor. We discuss the very unique story structure, immersive make-up & costumes, use of music, and above all, Boseman's bravura chameleon performance. Plus we take a long look at the many fascinating and well rounded characters that populate the world of James Brown, and gape at the truly physical transformation Boseman made for this role. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please follow the show on Facebook, twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

With the recent sudden and shocking passing of Chadwick Boseman, it seems only right to honor his powerful work toward equality and the portrayal of positive, powerful black role models & icons. He left a strong legacy in an incredibly short career, and perhaps no film anchors that legacy better than the story of Jackie Robinson, 42. We discuss the film in light of recent national events, it's craft as a biopic of rare quality, it's heart, humor, and so much more! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please follow the show on Facebook, twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

After a three decade wait, the world has finally received Bill & Ted Face the Music, so it's only fitting that we close our sci-fi block with their entire trilogy. Returning guest, animator Neil McLean joins us to parse the many details and dissect the various special effects. Do these movies hold up? What did we notice after all this time? And how does this new installment clock in on the scale of being excellent to us? Follow Neil McLean on instagram @remediavieo & neilmclean.net for his many stop motion animations and various other creations. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please follow the show on Facebook, twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

As a companion to our recent episode covering the film 1984, we tackled the unholy progeny of that story, amped up on steroids and bureaucracy-- Brazil. What genre IS this movie? How is it aging with all that's happening in the world? Just what the hell is up with the genius madman Terry Gilliam?? All this and more! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please follow the show on Facebook, twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In what is surprisingly our first anime film, we cover perhaps the most famous of them all in Katsuhiro Otomo's AKira. Does this 32 year old animated feature measure up to today's standards of pyrotechnic visual marvel? Does it deserve it's rank among anime and cinema in general? What circumstances allowed a movie like this to get made? We dig into it all and more in this deep, fast paced exchange. (Akira is currently streaming on Hulu.) Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, and please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film community. Please follow the show @repeatviewpod. Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Our wild ride through the prophecy laden science fiction of the 1980s continues, bringing us to the meanest possible streets of old Detroit. With it's avalanche of bravado, social commentary and wit, the undeniable classic Robocop is ripe for another installment, even today. But how does the 2014 remake stack up against the OG Robo, and what does it offer in the dialogue about corporate ethics, gentrification and policing, started by the Verhoven original? We get to all that via a dense talk about growing up with the '87 version, and by peeling back those many layers woven by Paul Verhoven, Ed Neumeier, Michael Miner, and company. "Go Robo!" Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please follow the show on Facebook, twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod!

Our Science-Fiction-Social-Commentary exploration continues with the inescapable 80's action entry, the Running Man, loosely based on the book by Richard Bachman aka Stephen King. We discuss the world building and execution of both formats, along with the 1980s world that spawned both, and the super stark, startling reflections of our own world today. You may know this movie, but you may not know the story, or the powerful meaning behind it, and we share a fascinating talk about all the hidden and overt elements, in another deep episode! Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please follow the show on Facebook, twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod!

In perhaps our most detailed exploration so far, we dive into the '84 adaptation of 1984 by Michael Radford, weighing the quality of translation, the missing & present underlying themes, the classic story's applications to modern society, and what Orwell was up to with this idea. Plus, a TON of creative pondering on what a modern adaptation might be like. It's a cinephile's delight in this deepest of dives, where little is left untouched. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please follow us on Facebook, twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod!