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Brace yourself for a subzero cinematic journey as we explore the wintry wit and suspense of the Coen Brothers' "Fargo." Discover the complexities of Jerry Lundegaard's bumbling crime gone wrong, and how the frigid Minnesota landscape becomes a silent character in this tale of desperation and dark comedy. No guest needed; just you, me, and the quirky universe of a cult classic that defies genre boundaries and continues to freeze audiences in their tracks.Hold onto your snow hats as we unravel the hilariously tense moment when Jean's quiet knitting is shattered by the intrusion of two bumbling kidnappers. Contrast that with Jerry's own unraveling in corporate meetings, painting a stark picture of a man whose schemes are as slippery as the ice-covered roads his ill-fated plans travel on. The episode's storytelling is as kinetic as a high-speed chase across a snow-blanketed landscape, capturing the chaos of a crime that's as absurd as it is deadly.Finally, we wrap up snugly, examining the aftermath of a criminal plan skidding out of control. Marge's earnest sleuthing peels away the layers of Jerry's precarious web of lies, leading us to a wood chipper scene that's as gruesome as it is iconic. "Fargo" serves up a frosty reminder that, sometimes, greed leads to nothing but heartache and hilarity. So stoke the fire and join me for a deep dive into the frostbitten soul of this unique film, where the chill in the air is matched only by the warmth of our collective chuckles at human folly.Own Fargo today! If you'd like to own your own copy for when this film isn't streaming, look no further!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showPlease subscribe, rate, and review! Thank you for listening! Hope you enjoy!Website: https://moviestheyreprettygood.comInstagram: http://instagram.com/moviestheyreprettygoodFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087938154530Twitter: https://twitter.com/moviesgoodpodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8iGT7riyJ_K2DFLwfbTemg

H.O c´est la rentrée,  Pour démarrer cette saison 2 c'est le Farci qui nous recoit et nous propose de regarder "The big Lebowski" Le Sire, Shodji et Gerard y réagissent à chaud  bonne écoute

This week, we're joined by the insanely talented and hilarious comedian/writer/producer Maggie Looke. She's so much fun... so we gave her a deeply depressing movie to watch.'Nancy' is a 2018 drama film directed by Christina Choe, starring Andrea Riseborough and featuring John Leguizamo and Steve Buschemi - a delicious character actor pair-up, we reckon. Neither John or Steve are ever in the same scene together in this film, but knowing that they are both there fills us with an electric joy. The movie tells the story of Nancy, a mysterious and sad woman who has made a habit of making up elaborate lies about her life - both online and with the few people she interacts with in her real life. One day, she sees a television interview with a couple whose child went missing over 30 years ago. Nancy takes it upon herself to tell this couple that she is their long lost daughter. John plays Jeb - a reader of Nancy's blog full of lies. He is in this film for two scenes, totalling about 4 minutes of screen time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is a cannabis-fueled 4/20 celebration! Alas, I was not here to record for it -- but Jefferson Tilamookslinger was thankfully available to fill in and keep the flame alive! For those unaware, Jefferson first appeared in Black Hoodie Alchemy #34 and is a former Illuminati cloning-lab-manager that has since relocated to the Florida Everglades, joining the forces of Tippy Patson's League of Extordiarny Gentlemen! (For the uninitiated, you can listen to it all through episodes #14, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 38, and learn about these men that are too stupid to be a cult but too organized to just be hanging out in a swamp.) As I am preparing for a family wedding/reunion and everything that this will entail out-of-state, this will be the last Black Hoodie Alchemy episode until May 8th -- but rest assured the show will come back swingin' as as always! So, aside from Jefferson smoking dope, we have a friend of the show and fellow alchemist, Martin Ferretti, joining the program to tell us all about the life and philosophy of contemporary philosopher and mystic, George Gurdjieff. Most active during the turn into the 20th century, Gurdjieff was an eccentric figure that aspired to find a path to a practical enlightenment -- i.e. an enlightenment that did not inherently require a monkhood or hermetic nature that eschewed the rest of society. If he hadn't been so genuine and effective, you could potentially see the mechanics of a cult in Gurdjieff's Fourth Way of Enlightenment, and some might still consider it as such! But is there any real merit to this? Who was Gurdjieff anyway? An eccentric mystic, an opportunist, a charlatan, or what? Listen in as Martin and Jefferson give you a thorough and detailed explanation of these concepts and so much more! Oh, and happy toking -- don't forget to roll up and blow that sacramental ganja to the sky this 4/20 season! We hope you dig this week's show. See you May 8th. This week's featured music -- don't forget to support your all your favorite independent artists! Shore Leave - Doc Hammer Ganja Dub - Chris Fiato Phantasmagoria Blues - Cowboy Matt Hopewell Gurdjieff's link in the Encyclopedia Brittanica Martin Ferretti's The Alchemical Mind --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackhoodiealchemy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackhoodiealchemy/support

This week we accidentally only recorded the audio on an iphone. It's still somehow not our fault and honestly.... don't be dramatic. We learn a lot this week, this week is about learning. We learn that Gabby is voiced by Steve Buschemi. We learn that dry martini's are more of a weapon than a drink. We learn that life is about LUCK and friendship and guys. We love learning. Xoxo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Remember that you can always get in touch with us on our Discord server, Facebook page, on Twitter, or with our Contact page.From mocap to Resident Evil, and from the passing of a family member to a financial loss of $105 million. This week we talk about the commercial failure (and reason why Square-Enix games where Playstation 2 exclusives for a long time) Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within.psst. we've actually done a bunch of these "goes to the movies" episodes. Check this page to see all of the released specials.Here's a sample of the full show notes - make sure to click through and check them out.Content WarningPlease listen responsibly.Show NotesIn this "Goes to the Movies" episode, we wanted to tackle a movie which isn't necessarily based on an actual game, per se - but keep a look out for Jay's interpretation, very soon - so we tackled Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within.As with our House of the Dead episode - do check that out, if you want to hear the boys talking smack about an Uwe Boll movie - we decided to change up the format of our "goes to the movies" episodes. Instead of working through the plot, we decided that it would be much more fun to focus on a handful of scenes from the movie. This serves the double purpose of: Simplifying our episodes, and getting to the gags quicker Not having to discuss the plot which this movie doesn't have Just before we started recording though, Chief uttered the following famous last words:I'm a pro at this now, I've done that many episodes that I could probably do this myself.- ChiefWith that said, we jumped to jump straight into a description of this movie...Basic Info on the MovieJay dropped some key facts on this movie before we could get to our discussion on it:This is a movie that was released in 2001... it is THE reason why a whole bunch of Square-Enix games that came out after that were PlayStation exclusives for a long time... it is known as the 4th biggest box-office bombs of all time... it cost (in 2022 dollars) $190 MILLION to make, and almost drove Square out of business... and only ever made $85 million back, which is less than half of it's budget.- JayInterestingly, the story that this movie was based on - the script was originally called Gaia - was written during the final few days of working on Final Fantasy VII, and was written by Hironobu Sakaguchi shortly after his mother passed away. It was then re-written by Al Reinert (co-writer of Apollo 13) & Jeff Vintar (writer of I, Robot), and was combined with three years of RnD in Hawaii to create the final movie.It's also important to remember that the fallout of this movie lead to the merger between Square and Enix almost being canned. Both companies were in pretty dire straits - even with the rousing success of both Final Fantasy VII and VIII - and Sony had to step in to buy a (reported) 20% stake in Square to keep the merger alive (as Enix wanted to pull out). And this is why a large number of Square-Enix games of the early 2000s were Playstation exclusives.Just think about that for a second: The Spirits Within was that expensive and that much of a flop that it undid all of the profits from both Final Fantasy VII and VIII.Initial ThoughtsEach of the boys agreed that the movie is beautiful to look at, especially for it's time.I don't think I'd willingly go back and watch it again, though.- ChiefBefore we got into the movie proper, Jay asked:With 0 being the worst and 10 being the best, how would you rate this film as a film? Imagine that it's an IGN score though: it doesn't mean anything- Jay Chief: 5 Squidge: Numberwang (or a 7) Jay: unrated Chief had this to say about his score:What I mean is it's a middling film. The plot is serviceable, if a little uninteresting and uninspired. It makes sense, and the animation is good... but one thing I will say about the sound, though. You know when they're firing the weapons? It always feels under-powered.- ChiefSquidge had this to say about his score:I've seen some good CGI movies, and I've seen some $h!t. And so many years later, it holds up... some of the best parts of the movie are Steve Buschemi... the pacing is way too fast, then way too slow.- SquidgeAnd the boys all agree that the movie would have made a great limited series or a game. In fact, they all agree that it plays out very much like a video game.You could probably make [this into] a tactical shooter, survival horror game.- JayHad Netflix been a streaming service back in the tail end of the 90s - rather than just a DVD rental service - they would have bitten Sakaguchi's hand off to make it.It's just done too quick, isn't it? There's good stuff in there, but it's so rushed over that by the time you get to it, you think "ugh, well I've seen that now."- ChiefFull Show NotesMake sure to check out the full show notes for more discussion on the points we raise, some extra meta-analysis, some out-of-context screen grabs from the movie, and some links to related things.Are you a fan of the Final Fantasy games? Have you seen this movie before? If so, what did you think to it? Would you fling it into a tree? If not, are you likely to watch it now?psst. we've actually done a bunch of these "goes to the movies" episodes. Check this page to see all of the released specials.What other movies would you like us to cover? Let us know on Discord, Twitter, Facebook, or try our brand new contact page.LinksHere are some links to some of the things we discussed in this episode: Join our Discord server and be part of future episodes Us on Twitter Our Facebook page Support us on Ko-Fi Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within And have you left us a rating or review? We really like to hear back from listeners about our show, so check out https://wafflingtaylors.rocks/our-podcast/ for links to services where you can leave us some wonderful feedback.The Waffling Taylors is a proud member of Jay and Jay Media. If you like this episode, please consider supporting our Podcasting Network. One $3 donation provides a week of hosting for all of our shows. You can support this show, and the others like it, at https://ko-fi.com/jayandjaymedia ★ Support this podcast ★

Sorry-not-sorry to all parents about to listen in… We talk Star Wars in all of its glories and glory holes. We dip into the hypermasculinity in hip hop and the missing element of popular music: consent. Rob nerds out on Marvel stuffs as well as bashes on the Matrix. Colin also talks the effect that fear has on the brain's decision making processes. And last but not least, we do a deep dive into the Backstreet Boys hit single “I Want It That Way.”

Did you see what Steve Buschemi dressed up as for Halloween, We bought coffee for teachers to help them survive the day after Halloween, Things get awkward when Kevin asks Sonia and Producer Jordan to join him for the Ghostbusters: Afterlife premiere, Do you know what a “fluffernutter” is, new celebrity couple alert...Kim K and Pete Davidson and more...

Episode 26 with Randy Slack

Luke and Andrew stumble on tape of Vin Scully talking about the history of beards during a Dodger's broadcast, and it is...special. Plus, a woman is in trouble for pulling a Steve Buschemi and pretending to be a high school student, complete with baseball hat and skateboard.

Luke and Andrew stumble on tape of Vin Scully talking about the history of beards during a Dodger's broadcast, and it is...special. Plus, a woman is in trouble for pulling a Steve Buschemi and pretending to be a high school student, complete with baseball hat and skateboard.

Luke and Andrew stumble on tape of Vin Scully talking about the history of beards during a Dodger's broadcast, and it is...special. Plus, a woman is in trouble for pulling a Steve Buschemi and pretending to be a high school student, complete with baseball hat and skateboard.

Luke and Andrew stumble on tape of Vin Scully talking about the history of beards during a Dodger's broadcast, and it is...special. Plus, a woman is in trouble for pulling a Steve Buschemi and pretending to be a high school student, complete with baseball hat and skateboard.

Luke and Andrew stumble on tape of Vin Scully talking about the history of beards during a Dodger’s broadcast, and it is...special. Plus, a woman is in trouble for pulling a Steve Buschemi and pretending to be a high school student, complete with baseball hat and skateboard.

We take a magical trip with Steve Carrell, Steve Buschemi, Olivia Wilde, and Jim Carrey in this tale of friendship and redemption. We discuss just how unlikeable the characters are and Jim's intense performance. Hosted by Brian Kondrach and Carrie Grant. oin us next time for Kick Ass 2! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Løp og gjem deg fort som fanken under sofaen, for handelsstanden har nok en gang klart å importere Halloween til landet fra the United States of overforbruk. Og det aller skumleste du kan støte på er som vanlig hverken nøkken eller Freddie Krueger. Glem Jason Voorhees, Hannibal Lecter, Magica fra Tryll og nabolagsungene i slutty kostymer. Nei, det du virkelig bør frykte, det er skuespilleren, produsenten og nevemagneten Adam Sandler. Han har enda en gang fått frie tøyler og fantasillionbudsjett til å lage film med kompisene, og resultatet er Hubie Halloween, en fare som truer bare et tastetrykk unna deg på Netflixen din. Heldigvis har kulturtantene dine fått hjelp av Halloqueen herself, Ingvild «Ingzithekiller» Rabe, til å analysere marerittet. Grøss og gru og fysj og fy. Andre stikkord: Knulletorsdag, Teenage Bounty Hunters, Jägertvillingene, Bokklubben, «Gul bok» av Zeshan Shakar, Cobra Kai, Karate Kid, Quiplash, Jackbox, fakka å lørdag, Kongen av Queens, Ray Liotta, Steve Buschemi, Maya Rudolph, Big Daddy, The Waterboy, Happy Gilmore, Uncut Gems, The Wedding Singer, Salem, Saturday Night Live, Shaquille O'Neill, Minnie Riperton, Weezer, Bridesmaids, Big Mouth, A Very Murray Christmas, Fairuza Balk, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina og Sabrina the Teenage Witch.

Jim and Muff welcome a new guest, Scott, to the show to chat about New York Jets football - or what's left of it after NFL Week 3. Nate rejoins the show to help the guys break down key NFL games and highlight his bad calls of the week. We have a duel for the AssHat this week and Jim and Muff round out the show with the Fast Five and a College Football update.

Best friend and jazz enthusiast Allison Lyons joins me via Zoom to discuss two incredibly different movies. First she shows me Who Framed Roger Rabbit and I marvel at toons in real life. We laugh about fake hammers and living taxis and Steve Buschemi as a weasel. Then, I show her Reservoir Dogs and we talk about the great part of heist movies, the difference between watching a movie and someone explaining it to you and Steve Buschemi as a weasel. I admit loudly that I do not like this movie. I learned a lot and I had a great time. BYE FOREVER. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/minute-twenty4/support

We’re joined by our mystery guest who goes by “G.” We talk sarcasm, Steve Buschemi eyes, and much more!Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @HeyPlebesEmail us at HeyPlebesPod@gmail.comLeave us a review on Apple Music, 5 stars would be nice.

This week, Megan and AJ are joined by two fellow American Idiots Abroad, former Disney Channel star Meaghan Martin and theatre director Lydia Parker, to discuss their initial misconceptions of the UK before they moved to London. Featuring the most mid-Atlantic accents you've ever heard on a podcast, find out about the Steve Buschemi test, what Meaghan thinks of Camp Rock, and why Lydia hopes her husband, her sister, and Matthew Perry don't listen to this podcast. To hear Meaghan's British accent, those of you in London can buy tickets to The Actor's Nightmare on the Park Theatre website. The outro to this episode is a clip from Lydia and Meaghan's web series, The Band Formerly Known As, available on YouTube. You can find your hosts at @iamsolamusic and @ajmarksofficial, our guests at @meaghanjette (Instagram) and @lydiabparker (Twitter), and be sure to email your questions/comments/why Meaghan was your childhood to AIAhosts@gmail.com.

The gang covers 1998's The Big Lebowski. This Coen Brother classic starring Jeff Bridges, Steve Buschemi, John Goodman and the Jesus John Turturro was a blast for everyone except maybe one of us, either way we all had a lot of fun with this one and it was Dustin and Sylvias first time seeing the film. If you like the show maybe consider leaving a 5 star review for us on Itunes. were on twitter @Moviesagainst @Bearclaw_bob we would love to hear from you!

Is 2017’s “The Mummy” a remake? A reboot? A reinvention? Well, we do know that it is Episode 3 of this season’s theme “Monsters Are Universal” where we are looking at more recent interpretations of classic Universal monster movies. This was the film set to launch a shared “Dark Universe”. We answer the questions does the movie succeed? Does it fail? Would casting Nick Nolte and Steve Buschemi have made it better. The answers are absolutely not, in almost every frame and unquestionably yes. Here’s the famous IMAX trailer noted in the opening. The post Pick Six Movies S3: Episode 3: The Mummy (2017) appeared first on Legion.

            It's here the last of the Cage fest movies Apologies on it taking a little bit but it's here. Now, this is Ash's least favorite movie on the This Ain't Right Movie Podcast movies. Even Dave Chappelle couldn't save this movie. This is my least favorite Nicolas Cage movies I Prefer Face/Off cage. With Ashish Thomas, James O'Donnell, and Glen Wolfe Recorded at Platinum Wolfe Studios Also, how creepy was Steve Buschemi's character and what was up with the little girl and the tea super creepy? The post The This Aint Right Movie Podcast-Con Air appeared first on The Geeked Gods.

Follow-up podcast for a deep examination into the career and life choices of Adam Sandler. Behold the low-tier rock super-group, the Lone Rangers. Headed by Brendan Fraser (don't worry, Sandler's here too [along with Steve Buschemi]), they hold a radio station hostage to get there crappy demo taped played on the air. But they will have to contend with a Squiggy-less Michael McKean and an oddly ninja-esque Michael Richards. SPOILERS: there is no candy in this movie. There is also no Patrick McGoohan. 'Airheads' is available on DVD and possibly streaming: www.amazon.com/Airheads-Brendan-…ser/dp/B00005NGAY Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in July 2015. References may feel confusing and/or dated unusually quickly. Clips from 'Airheads' and some random Airheads commercial Music from "Nyan Cat - Smooth Jazz Cover" by Lucas Sheil www.lucasheil.com/songs @lucasheil Nyan Cat at nyan.cat/ GIF by PRguitarman www.prguitarman.com Song by Daniwell-P/Momone Momo UTAU momolabo.lolipop.jp Artwork from BJ West     quixotic, united, sandler, skeyhill, vekeman, buschemi, fraser, lenny, nyan cat,

Caitlin Robb of Six Degrees of Sexperation and that awesome comedian John Spillane join us for a game of Buschemi or Botswana. Can you identify whether or not we are talking about Steve Buschemi or the Republic of Botswana? Play along along! Connect awesome people. Awesomonster AWSM Comedy Radio

Pat and Jahred discuss their big event together and much more in this week’s Chubstep. The guys talk the behind the scene’s details of the Chicago Polar plunge including drinking lake water with baby oil off another man, using fake tanner, Chippenfails, Dax Shepard and Otis Wilson leading the way, getting the wind knocked out of you and raising a lot of money for the Special Olympics. Pat and Jahred continue with listener emails including which character averages the most words per minute typed on a standard American keyboard? 8 year old Macaulay Culkin, Kevin James under the influence of twice the doctor recommended dose of Xanax, or Steve Buschemi's character in the 1999 smash box office comedy hit Big Daddy? And their favorite fast food LTO’s, ‘Powder’ in the ‘Jeff Goldblum Movie Review’, speed being a disadvantage in ‘B!7C# What’, Major poacher caught in ‘Tanzania News’ and Jahred’s plan for @chubstepjahred

Page Off! Page Off! Page Off! We are thrilled to welcome back former East Coast NBC Page Will Blanchard (@willblanchard)! And you can't have a Page Off with only one Page, so we are excited to also be joined by former West Coast NBC Page Dana Lillie (@lilliedana)! In this episode we discuss "The Collection" (S2E3) and "Rosemary's Baby" (S2E3) and we talk all about cookie jars, Steve Buschemi, Carrie Fisher, and we have an East Coast vs West Coast Page Off! Follow us everywhere: @talk30rocktome tl;dr Episodes: Season 2 Episode 3, "The Collection"//Season 2 Episode 4, "Rosemary's Baby" Guests: Will Blanchard & Dana Lillie See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the podcast, we continue our discussion of Gottfried Leibniz. First, we delve more into the feud between Leibniz and Isaac Newton, which we briefly mentioned last week. Next, we ask ourselves why God sometimes allows Steve Buschemi to murder innocent hitchhikers and why this question is so crucial to Leibniz. Finally, we return to the issue of free will vs. determinism and wonder whether we’re ever actually free to decide what kind of cheese to buy. All this and more on the latest episode of Philosophize This! Support the show on Patreon! www.philosophizethis.org for additional content. Thank you for wanting to know more today than you did yesterday. :)