George Lazenby as Bond, recasting an icon, blockbuster as art cinema, and Diana Rigg. Episode 367: On Her Majesty’s Secret Service »
Robert Altman, Julie Christie’s stamp on the film, Warren Beatty as a Western hero, and the film’s all-around subversion of »
Frances McDormand as a Hollywood icon, Chloe Zhao’s short but illustrious career, Malick-inspired stylistic choices, and the film’s hybrid of documentary »
Reservations about the word “prank,” the genius of Eric Andre (and Kitao Sakurai and Dan Curry and Andrew Barchilon and etc), »
John le Carré adaptations, how director Anton Corbijn’s choices bring a grounded style to an old-fashioned film, and Philip Seymour »
Film grammar in a comedy, Rachel McAdams and Jesse Plemons’ incredible performances, and the film as a game. Episode 362: Game »
Entry two in Alan J. Pakula’s paranoia trilogy, Warren Beatty’s role as producer, conspiracy theory action films, and silent tension. Episode 361: »
Michael Haneke’s use of static images, media criticism, and control in a divisive film. Episode 360 – Funny Games »
Damien Chazelle’s documentary-inspired approach, iconography, the moon landing sequence, music, Ryan Gosling, Claire Foy, balsa wood, and more. Episode 359 – First »
The prevalence of disaster movies in the 1970s, Irwin Allen and John Guillermin’s collaboration, and orange/brown colour palette. Episode 358 – »
