It was gone for a while -- but now, it's back -- Coming Distractions, Cinematical's weekly podcast! This week's special guest is Time Out New York Film Critic David Fear, and David and myself talk about Jesus Camp, The Last King of Scotland, Shortbus and many others -- as well as the New York Film Festival, the difference between cretins and Spartans and much, much more. You can listen to the entire podcast by just downloading it here -- and let us know what you'd most like to hear in the Podcast in the future!
And now, the fifth installment of our weekly podcast, Coming Distractions. I'm your host, Cinematical.com Editor-in-Chief James Rocchi, and this week's edition of Coming Distractions features myself and Cinematical'sErik Davis. This week's edition of the Podcast finds Erik and I discussing Larry Clark's abdominal obsession, The Beastie Boys' foray into filmmaking, Dakota Fanning's accelerating career and much, much more. Download and enjoy -- and let us know what you think in the comments section! The Podcast can be found ... right here.
And now, the fourth installment of our weekly podcast, Coming Distractions. I'm your host, Cinematical.com Editor-in-Chief James Rocchi, and this week's edition of Coming Distractions features myself and Annalee Newitz, a nationaly syndicated columnist and author of the forthcoming Pretend We're Dead: Capitalist Monsters in American Pop Culture. This week's edition of the Podcast was recorded live at Hobson's Choice, located at Haight and Clayton in San Francisco, as Annalee and I discussed A Scanner Darkly, net neutrality, her forthcoming book and and and much, much more. Download and enjoy -- and let us know what you think in the comments section! The Podcast can be found ... right here.
And now, the third installment of our new weekly podcast, Coming Distractions. I'm your host, Cinematical.com Editor-in-Chief James Rocchi, and this week's edition of Coming Distractions features myself and Cinematical.com contributor Scott Weinberg talking about Pirates,Ain't It Cool News' 10th Birthday and and much, much more. Download and enjoy -- and let us know what you think in the comments section! The Podcast can be found ... right here.
And now, the second installment of our new weekly podcast, Coming Distractions. I'm your host, Cinematical.com Editor-in-Chief James Rocchi, and this week's edition of Coming Distractions features myself and Flavorpill film editor Lisa Rosman talking about Pirates, Roger Ebert, DVD picks, movie news and much, much more. Download and enjoy -- and let us know what you think in the comments section! The Podcast can be found ... right here.
Well, it's a brand-new experiment for Cinematical; This is the first installment of our new weekly podcast, Coming Distractions. Your Editor-in-Chief James Rocchi will be your host every week, and we'll be alternating between guests from the Cinematical.com staff, and guests from the outer world in film -- critics, film makers and more. This week's edition of Coming Distractions features myself and Cinematical's East Coast Editor Martha Fischer talking about Click, Brazilian film, DVD picks, movie news and much, much more. Download and enjoy -- and let us know what you think! The Podcast can be found ... right here.
I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With is the directorial debut of Jeff Garlin. Known to many as Larry David's manager/sidekick on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Garlin also wrote and starred in the film, which takes a bittersweet, episodic stroll through the work, woman and weight problems of a Chicago-based 30-something comedian (guess who). Cheese, which flirts with being a meta-remake of Paddy Chayefsky's Marty, is full of references to film, but in the hands of Garlin, a self-professed "fan of the classics," the pop culture allusions are sharp but never snarky. I sat down with Jeff at the Tribeca Grand this week -- here's the video evidence.
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Sad news about the fate of this podcast is contained within. But first: AMC goes indie; Conservatives rally against that
cute little owl movie dangerous work of "eco-terrorism," Hoot; and Richard Dreyfuss slams a media that no longer cares about
him.
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Our daily video podcast is back, with a new name, and more news, oblique commentary, and cardigan sweaters than ever
before. Today we've got a look at the Tribeca party scene, including interviews with the writer/director and stars of
Fat Girls, Chris Eigeman and the lovely Famke Janssen. Also: a look at what United 93's opening weekend
take might mean for future films, and Paramount's, um, explosive Mission: Impossible III marketing campaign.
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Program 00:00 - Cannes
film fest listings released 01:22 - Woody Allen pulling out of Paris, back to London for him 02:40 - Give
Julia Roberts some credit for hitting the stage, since no one else is 03:37 - What's poppin' at your local cinema
Today on the show: victim families praise United 93, the porn industry beats Hollywood to the burn-able download,
and the little Cruise missile begins its evil reign of
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Program 00:00 - United
93 donating some proceeds to 9/11 survivor fund 01:22 - CinemaNow has $30 useless downloads, or $20 fully
functional porn 02:37 - HD-DVD out on da streetz 04:27 - Katie Holmes' new baby puts freeze on MI3
press cruise
Have you voted for our new name yet? It looks like Cinematicast is kicking ass, so if you'd prefer something
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make your voice heard. Otherwise, stay here and learn about Michael Moore's battle with the Smithsonian, Michael Eisner's quest for You Tube
cash, and why the guy who remade Rollerball could very well be going to jail.
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Program 00:00 -
McTiernan pleads guilty 01:32 - Smithsonian plus Showtime = Angry filmmakers & TV producers 02:37 -
Micheal Eisner involved with two online video startups 03:47 - The Oscars are back to February, at least for
now
Today on the 'cast: various
Men o' God use Easter sermons to speak out against Tom Hanks' new
haircut; Mission:
Impossible IIIgoes global, and Mel Gibson falls victim to global warming. And have you voted for your favorite
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Program 00:00 -
What better way to celebrate Easter than protesting the Da Vinci Code? 02:00 - Apolcalypto
delayed till Winter 02:57 - Impossible possibly (actually, for sure) debuting in Rome 10 days prior to
Tribeca premiere 03:57 - Kodak bumping up the price of film
Today in the podcast: news on the tax incentive exodus, the weekend dominance of Scary Movie 4, and the end of
Grind House. But, more importantly, we've narrowed down the
options for our new name, and we want you to vote. Note that some of the submissions we received were great, but,
unfortunately, were already in use by other sites. So let us know what you think, and we'll post your decisions later
this week. CNN: Cinematical News Network - Suggested by reader Proteus
Cinematicast - Suggested by reader Alex
Cinephilia - Suggested by reader
James P.
CINE:TV - Suggested by Karina, writer/host of this podcast Fill-in-the-Blank - Should we just keep the temp name? That's been thrown out by many including Randall, the
producer/editor of this podcast.
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Program 00:00 - Hollywood backlots no longer center of the film universe 03:00 -
Robert Rodriguez rumor mill churning: Why did Grind House grind to a halt? 05:23 - Scary Movie 4
wins the box office, with fart jokes and Carmen Electra in tow
It was gone for a while -- but now, it's back -- Coming Distractions, Cinematical's weekly podcast! This week's special guest is Time Out New York Film Critic David Fear, and David and myself talk about Jesus Camp, The Last King of Scotland, Shortbus and many others -- as well as the New York Film Festival, the difference between cretins and Spartans and much, much more. You can listen to the entire podcast by just downloading it here -- and let us know what you'd most like to hear in the Podcast in the future!
And now, the fifth installment of our weekly podcast, Coming Distractions. I'm your host, Cinematical.com Editor-in-Chief James Rocchi, and this week's edition of Coming Distractions features myself and Cinematical's
