Podcasts about spike lee's oldboy

CW: suicide, sexual abuse, child abuse, partner abuse, homicide, gore, and other dark themes. We loved watching Park Chan-wook's The Handmaiden - if you haven't seen it, definitely watch before listening to this! We cover this film part by part, talking about everything from sex scene, to sex scene, to sex scene. Oops!

Weep and You Weep Alone - Park Chan-wook & Spike Lee's Oldboy (2003/2013) On this week's episode of WatchThis W/RickRamos, Ibrahim & I sit down to discuss a film that did much to establish South Korea as a major force in International Filmmaking, Park Chan-wook's 2003 paranoia-riddled Oldboy. One of the earliest films to establish South Korea cinema, Oldboy has only grown in it's importance. Park's look at a man who is imprisoned for 15 years without any knowledge of his crime or who he has wronged takes elements of Hitchcock and reinvents them into a modern and disturbing story. With the financial and critical success of Park's film, it was only a matter of time before Hollywood would attempt a re-imagining. For years Spike Lee's 2013 take on the material would be derided, however it is the opinion of these two critics that Lee (although not completely successful) has made an interesting and challenging film that is not entirely deserving of the criticism that has been heaped on it. Take a listen and formulate your own opinion. Questions, Comments, Complaints, & Suggestions can be directed to gondoramos@yahoo.com. Our Continued Thanks.

On this episode, Dixon & Paradies discuss the latest decision to make the NFL draft remotely, some of their choices for what deserves a Criterion Collection release and why Armageddon doesn’t deserve its spot on the collection, Spike Lee’s Oldboy remake, and much more. Subscribe to us wherever you get your podcasts ! @NickParadies on All Social Platforms @Datmixon Twitter @bluzodiacpictures Instagram Check out the progress on our documentary about the restoration of RST Video from Clerks! @RSTDoc on Instagram & @RSTDocumentary on Facebook and Twitter. All opinions are that of each respective host and/or guest. (C) 2020 Blu Zodiac Pictures --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/childrens-programming-pod/message

James Ransone doesn’t like to talk about himself. He also doesn’t like to talk about acting. This might have been a disastrous interview except that his expressed frustration at having to speak about these things actually spawned an interesting and raw conversation about acting. I first noticed Ransone in the role of Ziggy in Season 2 of “The Wire.” He went on to star in the HBO miniseries “Generation Kill,” and in movies like “Sinister,” “Tangerine” and Spike Lee's “Oldboy” remake. This year he played an astronaut in Hulu's “The First” and he's now shooting “IT Chapter 2.” His direct, non-filtered responses to my questions (some of which he downright rejects) are bound to give you lots to ponder about this elusive and wondrous endeavor, and, if you're like me, leave you wanting to hear more from Mr. Ransone.

This episode: Bryn marvels at Inhumans. We're stoked for Awesome Mix Vol. 2. Rob Liefeld can't draw. Marshall revisits Deadpool. Josh sat through Zoolander 2. We like Tom Cruise (and Tom Crooze). There's more JJ mystery in 10 Cloverfield Lane. Everyone but Josh spoils the hell out of Firewatch from 59:48 to 1:21:00. We had a blast discussing this stuff and hope you enjoy listening! If you do, we'd appreciate a rating on iTunes. If you'd like to chat, you can find us on Twitter at @vicarious_fm, or you can join our Slack team! Bryn Jackson is @uberbryn Joshua Sortino is @sortino Sarah Jackson is @sarahberus Marshall Bock is @marshallbock ###Sponsor Hired is a free, no-obligation job search service. If you or someone you know is looking for a job in the software engineering or design field, check out Hired. Use our special link to get a $2,000 bonus when you sign up and accept a job, or get $1337 for a successful referral. Many thanks to Hired for sponsoring this week's show! ###Show Notes 0:36 - Doppler Effect 5:45 - Avengers Standoff: Assault on Pleasant Hill Alpha #1 6:15 - The Tesseract 6:24 - Infinity Gems 6:55 - Clarence from 8-Mile is Falcon from The Avengers 7:00 - "But I know something about you. You went to Cranbrook (that's a private school). What's the matter dog, you embarrassed? This guy's a gangsta? His real name's Clarence." 7:52 - Power Man and Iron Fist (2016-) 7:54 - Luke Cage and Danny Rand 7:56 - Jessica Jones 8:04 - The Defenders 8:09 - Daredevil and Iron Fist on Netflix 8:43 - Octothorpe 9:09 - Classic Batman Fights the Penguin 9:46 - The Dark Knight & 60s Robin 10:23 - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 10:28 - Inhumans 10:35 - r/marvel: Anybody know any good Inhuman storylines for a beginner? 10:58 - Inhumans (1998-1999) 11:04 - Son of M and House of M 11:30 - Editor's Note: Magneto's actual name in the comics is Max Eisenhardt. 11:38 - Silent War 11:52 - Secret Invasion: Inhumans 13:10 - Avengers: Age of Ultron 13:40 - War of Kings 14:40 - Ronan the Accuser 15:48 - Cosmo the Spacedog, Mantis, and Bug 15:58 - Realm of Kings 16:02 - Darkhawk and Starjammers 16:38 - Beyonders 17:00 - Richard Rider is Nova 17:30 - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2. 17:55 - Pom Klementieff 18:00 - Spike Lee's Oldboy (2013) 18:25 - The original Oldboy (2003) 19:53 - Nebula's makeup is pretty weak 20:18 - Elizabeth Debicki as Phyla-Vell 20:49 - Adam Warlock 20:58 - Editor's Note: Marshall's mumbling about this Guardians storyline that spans from 2013 to 2015. 21:13 - Kurt Russell 21:20 - The Hateful Eight 21:55 - J'son of Spartax 22:01 - Wendell Vaughn is Quasar 22:24 - Starhawk 22:54 - Star Brand and Nightmask 23:18 - Eros of Titan is Starfox 23:23 - Star Fox 64 23:34 - "Do a barrel roll!" 24:09 - Rob Liefeld and Fabian Nicieza 24:26 - The 40 Worst Rob Liefeld Drawings and 40 MORE of the Worst Rob Liefeld Drawings 25:27 - That terrible Captain America cover and a breakdown of what his anatomy must actually look like, especially on Chris Evans. 25:56 - Editor's Note: I think maybe Bryn means New Mutants, not New Avengers (that's a 2015 series by someone else), but Liefeld did work on Avengers (1996-1997) and X-Force (1991-2004) and (2004-2005). 27:43 - Deadpool test footage 28:42 - Tim Miller 31:05 - Helicarrier 37:12 - Editor's Note: Marshall is referencing the Deja Vu scene from The Matrix, at the end of which (not in the video), Mouse pulls back the curtains to reveal the windows have been bricked over. 37:38 - Zoolander 2 39:51 - Ben Stiller in a fat suit from Dodgeball 39:59 - Schmidt in a fat suit from New Girl 40:30 - Hanson 43:13 - Ben Stiller Interview for Zoolander 2 on The Daily Show 44:03 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 44:08 - Brendan Fraser 44:23 - Bedazzled 45:17 - Jason Bourne 46:42 - Jeremy Renner in The Bourne Legacy 47:39 - MacGuffin 48:30 - Mission: Impossible II 49:00 - M:I-2 Freeclimbing scene 50:02 - Ben Stiller is Tom Crooze (not "Cruze," like Marshall said) 50:45 - Tropic Thunder 51:25 - Les Grossman dancing 52:04 - Nick Nolte 52:22 - "I know who I am!" 52:42 - The Walking Dead 52:59 - Ermahgerd 53:51 - 10 Cloverfield Lane 54:00 - Dan Trachtenberg from Totally Rad Show on Revision 3 55:01 - 10 Cloverfield Lane teaser trailer 57:20 - Hidden Messages Discovered in 10 Cloverfield Lane Trailers Lead to a Massive Discovery! 58:02 - TED Talks - JJ Abrams: The Mystery Box 58:36 - Editor's Note: Chekhov's Gun is the same thing as The gun on the mantle. Hitchcock also talked about "the bomb under the table" in reference to suspense vs surprise. 59:48 - Firewatch 59:48 - Skip to 1:21:00 to avoid Firewatch spoilers 1:03:30 - Morality in Mass Effect: Paragon vs Renegade 1:04:43 - Elder Scrolls 1:05:10 - "Ain't nobody got time for that" 1:10:40 - Far Cry 2, 3, and 4 1:10:58 - Reading your map in Far Cry 2 1:11:30 - Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon 1:12:30 - Editor's Note: Instead of a full keyboard, Marshall uses a Razer Orbweaver keypad for gaming. It's pretty rad, but there's no M key. 1:13:59 - Gone Home, Dear Esther, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, The Beginner's Guide, The Stanley Parable, Life is Strange 1:21:07 - Who Is Fancy - Goodbye 1:21:45 - Tobias von Schneider

No bomb this week, so John and Zach go back in time and review Spike Lee's Oldboy, a huge box office bomb in the old year of 2013. Shane "The Son of Abraham" Lincoln is also in attendance to talk about the film along with discussing what's to come out for the last few weeks of this year.

It's time for one of the most anticipated episodes yet as the five fingers bring some closure to a news item mentioned in episode 1 and finally review Spike Lee's Oldboy remake. You may be surprised at the results. Then, hirsute quizmaster Ted leads the others through a quick but entertaining round of SlasherCast Trivia. And as if that weren't enough to whet your whistle, Mike's News gets thrown in there too. It's a good one, folks. 24:05 - News 54:39 - Oldboy (2013) Review 1:09:33 - Oldboy (2013) Spoilers 1:31:24 - Slashercast Gameshow

Recorded during the 2013 New York Comic Con,Aisha Tyler returns to the show to discuss her book Self Inflected Wounds, Archer Season 5, Spike Lee's Oldboy,Korean Cinema, Whose Line Is It Anyway and more. Facebook.com/ThisMyShow@ThisMyShow  

On this bonus sized episode, we have an insightful and entirely legitimate dissection of the weird and wild mind of MonsterZero, his review techniques and how they relate specifically to the films this week. Our featured review is the Chinese Box Office record setting mega hit, Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons, directed by Stephen Chow. Our bonus film review kicks off a multi-month string of films picked and featuring guest reviews by our friends. First up is Tim from Korea and his bizarre choice of the Hungarian film, Taxidermia. In addition, Señor Isaac checks in with the Countdown to Infinite Cancellation segment. 80s Pat gives us his review of Spike Lee's Oldboy and we also find out who our guest reviewer for next week will be and what crazy film we’ll be watching!Topics discussed: Gluttony gluttony gluttony, Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons, Black Friday, MZ's next movie project, Robert DeNiro, Kung Fu Hustle, podcast community, The Dynamo/MonsterZero challenge, gym class, Dynamo’s stomach operation, Korean Massage Parlors, Shaolin Soccer, Ravenshadow’s Christmas party, Halloween 3, King Diamond, Stephen Chow, transgressive filmmaking, Galactus, Infinite Santa 8000, Dynamo’s favorite martial arts FILM, Vibe #8, gem world, MonsterZero vs subtitles, "the other one", Taxidermia, Buddhism, eating contests, road race challenge, CGI, Tim from Korea, "real life in Hungary", being able to see your dick past your gut, getting folks pregnant by thinking about it, Oldboy, MonsterZero’s crazy movie watching, not getting invited to parties, Walking Dead midseason finale and Ravenshadow’s spoiler filled rant.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

This week on the show we have a conversation with Here Comes the Devil director Adrián García Bogliano, we talk about some of what we've been watching, we bring Film Pulse contributor Ernie Trinidad back to review Spike Lee's Oldboy, and finally we go over this week's movie predictions, new on VOD, and DVD and Blu-Ray releases.

With Mark Lawson. The RSC's stage adaptations of Hilary Mantel's bestselling novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies are currently in rehearsal before their sell-out run in Stratford-upon-Avon. Hilary Mantel and Mike Poulton, who has adapted the novels, discuss the challenges of transposing such vast and densely populated books to the stage. Critics Catherine Bray and Adam Smith review Oldboy, Spike Lee's re-make of the Korean revenge drama, and discuss how it compares with other Hollywood versions of foreign-language dramas. The historic department stores Liberty of London and Bergdorf's in New York come under the spotlight this week. A three-part Channel 4 documentary series goes behind the scenes at Liberty's, while a new film Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's hears from leading figures in the fashion world about the profile of the family-run store. Finance writer Lucy Kellaway reviews both. Producer: Jerome Weatherald.

This week, in honor of Spike Lee's Oldboy hitting theaters, we make Ryan watch Zinda. Ryan's Score: 4/10 Ryan's Synopsis: "There's peaceful music at the end."

Jack Of All Nerds celebrates Thanksgiving by talking about Spike Lee's Oldboy remake, messed up French cinema, anime pornography, and the Human Centipede. We also give thanks to you, the listeners! We heart you so much!

Slate's Dana Stevens and Aisha Harris discuss Spike Lee's Oldboy. WARNING: This podcast is meant to be heard AFTER you've seen the movie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rob takes up the hosting mantle as the team dives into Spike Lee's Oldboy remake, Snowpiercer, Elder Scrolls Online, Valve's The International, modern marketing, and more! It's a metric ton of wallet-damaging fun!