CriterionCast Episodes 1-50

Episode 50 – Cecil B. DeMille’s The King of Kings

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 21:25:18 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie Obias, Ryan Gallagher, & James McCormick discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, they also analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #266 Cecil B. DeMille’s 1927 film, The King of Kings.

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Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #009 John Woo’s 1992 film, Hard Boiled.

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Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:26; Fantastic Fest Promo)

(00:27 – 00:44; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:45 – 02:04; The CriterionCast – Episode 050 – The King of Kings – Criterion #266)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(02:05 – 08:56; Plans for The Dark Tower Series)

(08:57 – 16:44; Time Bandits in 3D)

(16:45 – 21:25; The Tree of Life in 2011)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(21:26 – 30:07; New Releases)

(03:08 – 30:54; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(30:55 – 1:15:28; Cecil B. DeMille’s The King of Kings – Criterion #266)

(1:15:29 – 1:16:17; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:16:18 – 1:16:48; Variations On a Theme – Sacrifice in Movies)

(1:16:49 – 1:18:10; The Matrix – Rudie Obias)

(1:18:11 – 1:20:16; Armageddon – Rudie Obias)

(1:20:17 – 1:26:59; Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:27:00 – 1:32:00; 30 Days of Night – James McCormick)

[CREDITS]

(1:32:01 – 1:33:25; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:33:26 – 1:33:38; Next – John Woo’s 1992 film, Hard Boiled – Criterion #009)

(1:33:39 – 1:33:48; Goodbyes)

(1:33:49 – 1:34:34; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:34:35 – 1:36:36; Outtakes!!)

We all highly recommend our listeners watch the documentary – Z CHANNEL: A MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION.

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and learn more @, HorseFeathersTheBand.com.

Episode 49 – Alain Resnais’ Last Year At Marienbad

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 05:33:18 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to the Criterion Collection. Rudie Obias, Ryan Gallagher, Travis George & James McCormick discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, they also analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #478 Alain Resnais’ 1961 film, Last Year At Marienbad.

SPECIAL GUEST: Moises Chiullan – The Arthouse Cowboy at Hollywood Elsewhere.

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #266 Cecil B. DeMille’s 1927 film, The King of Kings.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:26; Fantastic Fest Promo)

(00:27 – 00:44; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:45 – 02:23; The CriterionCast – Episode 049 – Last Year At Marienbad – CC #478)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(02:24 – 11:17; Apple TV Returns)

(11:18 – 16:22; Epix & Netflix Make An Epic Deal)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(16:22 – 24:49; Ken Loach’s Kes To Join The Criterion Collection?)

(24:50 – 25:34; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(25:35 – 1:28:02; Alain Resnais’ Last Year At Marienbad – CC #478)

(1:28:03 – 1:28:50; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:28:51 – 1:30:22; Variations On a Theme – Non-Linear Movies)

(1:30:23 – 1:38:24; Groundhog Day – Moises Chiullan)

(1:38:25 – 1:42:55; Elephant – Travis George)

(1:42:56 – 1:48:48; Duck Amuck – James McCormick)

(1:48:49 – 1:52:40; Ryan Gallagher’s Thoughts on Non-Linear Movies)

[CREDITS]

(1:52:41 – 1:55:03; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:55:04 – 1:55:20; Next – Cecil B. DeMille’s 1927 film, The King of Kings – CC #266)

(1:55:21 – 1:55:33; Goodbyes)

(1:55:34 – 1:56:14; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:56:15 – 1:58:12; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 48 – Robert Altman’s Short Cuts

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 03:52:12 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie Obias, Ryan Gallagher & James McCormick discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, they also analyze, discuss & highlight CC #265 Robert Altman’s 1993 film, Short Cuts.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue.

SPECIAL GUEST: Whitney Matheson – The Author of USA Today’s Pop Culture Blog, Pop Candy.

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Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #478 Alain Resnais’ 1961 film, Last Year At Marienbad.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:39; Robert Altman’s Short Cuts- Criterion #265)

(00:40 – 00:55; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:56 – 01:44; The CriterionCast – Episode 048 – Short Cuts – Criterion #265)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:45 – 07:34; Satoshi Kon Passes Away 1963 – 2010)

(07:35 – 15:07; The Trailer for Danny Boyle’s 127 HOURS)

(15:08 – 20:37; Jean-Luc Godard To Receive An Honorary Oscar)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(20:38 – 27:55; 66 Criterion Films About To Expire on Netflix Watch Instant)

(27:56 – 29:07; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(29:08 – 1:36:35; Robert Altman’s Short Cuts – Criterion #265)

(1:36:36 – 1:37:28; Fantastic Fest Promo)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:37:29 – 1:39:53; Variations On a Theme – Urban Isolation in Movies)

(1:39:54 – 1:46:18; Falling Down – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:46:19 – 1:51:07; The Warriors – James McCormick)

(1:51:08 – 1:58:00; Fallen Angels – Rudie Obias)

[CREDITS]

(1:58:01 – 1:59:35; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:59:36 – 2:00:37; Next – Alain Resnais’ 1961 film, Last Year At Marienbad – Criterion #478)

(2:00:38 – 2:00:52; Goodbyes)

(2:00:53 – 2:01:36; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(2:01:37 – 2:03:27; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 47 – Louis Malle’s My Dinner With Andre

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 02:19:57 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Jeff Cannata – The Co-Host of The Totally Rad Show on Revision3.com.

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #265 Robert Altman’s 1993 film, Short Cuts.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:22; Louis Malle’s My Dinner With Andre – Criterion #479)

(00:23 – 00:39; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:40 – 01:39; The CriterionCast – Episode 047 – My Dinner With Andre – Criterion #479)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:40 – 09:07; Terry Zwigoff’s Ghost World To Join The Criterion Collection?)

(09:08 – 17:03; All Tomorrow’s Parties, Criterion Addition Rumors)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(17:04 – 26:34; Criterion New Releases)

(26:35 – 27:48; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(27:49 – 1:18:20; Louis Malle’s My Dinner With Andre – CC #479)

(1:28:21 – 1:19:09; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:19:10 – 1:19:52; Variations On a Theme – Single Location Movies)

(1:19:53 – 1:21:18; 12 Angry Men – Jeff Cannata)

(1:21:19 – 1:25:27; Clue – Rudie Obias)

(1:25:28 – 1:28:54; Rear Window – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:28:55 – 1:36:02; Cube – James McCormick)

Jeff Cannata Also Recommended Louis Malle’s Vanya On 42nd Street.

[CREDITS]

(1:36:03 – 1:34:30; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:34:31 – 1:34:53; Next – Robert Altman’s 1993 film, Short Cuts – (CC #265)

(1:34:54 – 1:35:22; Goodbyes)

(1:35:23 – 1:36:04; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:36:05 – 1:37:17; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 46 – Stanley Kubrick’s Spartacus

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 02:45:10 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Elisabeth Rappe – A Writer from CHUD.com and The Flickcast.

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #479 Louis Malle’s 1981 film, My Dinner With Andre.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 1:48; The CriterionCast – Episode 046 – Spartacus – CC #105)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:49 – 13:40; The Restoration of Maurice Pialat’s L’enfance nue)

(13:41 – 18:39; Wes Anderson’s The Darjeeling Limited Artwork)

(18:40 – 23:35; Hulu Plus Ups & Downs)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(23:36 – 33:29; Criterion New Releases)

(33:30 – 34:14; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(34:15 – 1:29:44; Stanley Kubrick’s Spartacus – CC #105)

(1:29:45 – 1:30:33; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:30:34 – 1:33:10; Variations On a Theme – Revolutionaries in Movies)

(1:33:11 – 1:36:33; Michael Collins – Elisabeth Rappe)

(1:36:34 – 1:41:34; Manufacturing Consent – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:41:35 – 1:47:25; Hell Boy and Hell Boy II: The Golden Army – James McCormick)

[CREDITS]

(1:47:26 – 1:49:03; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:49:04 – 1:49:34; Next – Louis Malle’s 1981 film, My Dinner With Andre – (CC #479)

(1:49:35 – 1:49:55; Goodbyes)

(1:49:56 – 1:50:35; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:50:36 – 1:51:56; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 45 – Steven Soderbergh’s Che

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 05:42:29 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie Obias, Ryan Gallagher & Moises Chiullan discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, they also analyze, discuss & highlight CC #496, Steven Soderbergh’s 2008 film, Che.

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #105 Stanley Kurbick’s 1960 film, Spartacus.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:29; Steven Soderbergh’s Che – CC #496)

(00:30 – 00:46; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:47 – 2:05; The CriterionCast – Episode 045 – Che – CC #496)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(02:06 – 09:06; Terry Gilliam and Arcade Fire Team Up)

(09:07 – 19:04; A Film Unfinished Receives A Rated “R” From The MPAA)

(19:05 – 21:56; Barnes & Noble Is Up For Sale)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(21:35 – 27:56; Criterion New Releases)

(27:57 – 28:43; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(28:44 – 1:23:06; Steven Soderbergh’s Che: Part 1 – CC #496)

(1:23:07 – 1:23:54; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(1:23:55 – 2:03:07; Steven Soderbergh’s Che: Part 2 – CC #496)

[CREDITS]

(2:03:08 – 2:05:15; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(2:05:16 – 2:05:50; Next – Stanley Kubrick’s 1960 film, Spartacus – (CC #105)

(2:05:51 – 2:06:03; Goodbyes)

(2:06:04 – 2:06:45; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(2:06:46 – 2:09:49; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 44 – Jean Luc Godard’s Vivre Sa Vie

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 05:05:07 +0000

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Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #496 Steven Soderbergh’s film, Che.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Available Via Watch Instantly..

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:14; The CriterionCast – Episode 044 – Vivre Sa Vie- CC #512)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:04 – 08:09; The 35th Annual Toronto Film Festival)

(08:10 – 15:27; Guillermo Del Toro Announces New Project)

(15:28 – 23:14; Darren Aronofsky’s Not Doing The Robocop Reboot)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(23:15 – 32:30; Criterion New Releases)

(32:31 – 33:17; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(33:18 – 1:24:10; Jean-Luc Godard’s Vivre Sa Vie – CC #512)

(1:24:11 – 1:24:59; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:25:00 – 1:25:40; Variations On a Theme – Prostitution In Movies)

(1:25:41 – 1:31:10; The Girlfriend Experience – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:31:11 – 1:37:53; Mamma Roma – Rudie Obias)

(1:37:54 – 1:44:03; Frankenhooker – James McCormick)

(David Blakeslee’s A Journey Through The Eclipse Series: Kenji Mizoguchi’s Street of Shame)

[CREDITS]

(1:44:04 – 1:47:39; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:47:40 – 1:48:31; Next – Steven Soderbergh’s 2008 film, Che – (CC #496)

(1:48:32 – 1:48:45; Goodbyes)

(1:48:46 – 1:49:25; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:49:26 – 1:50:57; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 43 – Wong Kar-Wai’s In The Mood For Love

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 03:29:23 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Melissa Molina – A writer for Latino Review

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode (July 30th) they will highlight and discuss Criterion #512 Jean-Luc Godard’s 1962 film, Vivre Sa Vie.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue..

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:14; The CriterionCast – Episode 043 – In The Mood For Love – Criterion #147)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:15 – 09:38; Ten Criterion Releases We’re Still Waiting For)

(09:39 – 19:13; David Fincher’s The Social Network Trailer)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(19:13 – 31:53; Criterion New Releases)

(31:54 – 32:40; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(32:41 – 1:14:53; Wong Kar-Wai’s In The Mood For Love – CC #147)

(1:14:54 – 1:15:40; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:15:41 – 1:17:24; Variations On a Theme – Infidelities In Movies)

(1:17:25 – 1:24:16; The Prestige – Melissa Molina)

(1:24:17 – 1:29:25; Bound – James McCormick)

(1:29:26 – 1:39:16; Brief Encounter – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:39:17 – 1:50:15; We Don’t Live Here Anymore – Rudie Obias)

[CREDITS]

(1:50:16 – 1:55:21; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:55:22 – 1:55:35; Next – Jean-Luc Godard’s 1962 film, Vivre Sa Vie – (CC #512)

(1:55:36 – 1:56:20; Goodbyes)

(1:56:21 – 1:57:00; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:57:01 – 1:59:57; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Don’t forget about the Barnes and Noble 50% Off Sale, going on now through August 1st, 2010.

Episode 42 – MIra Nair’s Monsoon Wedding

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 03:39:29 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Moises Chiullan – A writer for Hollywood Elsewhere.com

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on Ustream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #147 Wong Kar-Wai’s 2000 film, In The Mood For Love.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Watch It Via Netflix Watch Instantly.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 02:01; The CriterionCast – Episode 042 – Monsoon Wedding – CC #489)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(02:02 – 12:54; Miramax Selling Off Titles)

(12:55 – 19:17; Criterion Teases Broadcast News Release?)

(19:18 – 23:04; The Thin Red Line Artwork)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(23:05 – 31:35; Criterion New Releases)

(31:36 – 32:51; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(32:52 – 1:25:37; Mira Nair’s Monsoon Wedding – CC #489)

(1:25:38 – 1:26:26; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:26:27 – 1:27:45; Variations On a Theme – Weddings In Movies)

(1:27:46 – 1:33:14; Bride of Frankenstein – James McCormick)

(1:33:15 – 1:41:17; Robert Altman’s A Wedding – Rudie Obias)

(1:41:18 – 1:48:10; Muriel’s Wedding – Moises Chiullan)

(1:48:11 – 1:52:05; The Little Mermaid – Ryan Gallagher)

[CREDITS]

(1:52:06 – 1:56:34; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:56:35 – 1:57:03; Next – Wong Kar-Wai’s 2000 film, In The Mood For Love – (CC #147)

(1:57:04 – 1:57:25; Goodbyes)

(1:57:26 – 1:58:06; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:58:07 – 2:02:38; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 41 – Michael Bay’s The Rock

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 03:20:03 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie Obias, Ryan Gallagher & Travis George discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, they also analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #108, Michael Bay’s 1996 film, The Rock.

SPECIAL GUEST: Scott Weinberg – The Managing Editor of Cinematical.com

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion Collection #489, Mira Nair’s 2001 film, Monsoon Wedding.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Watch It Via Netflix Watch Instantly.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:17; Michael Bay’s The Rock – CC #108)

(00:18 – 00:35; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:36 – 02:45; The CriterionCast – Episode 041 – The Rock – CC #108)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(02:52 – 11:14; Hulu Plus Announced)

(11:15 – 15:19; Criterion Teases The Sweet Smell of Success Release)

(15:20 – 19:59; Criterion Also Teases The Darjeeling Limited Release)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(20:00 – 25:07; Criterion New Releases)

(25:08 – 26:21; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(26:22 – 1:06:47; Michael Bay’s The Rock – CC #108)

(1:06:48 – 1:07:34; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:07:35 – 1:07:57; Variations On a Theme – Prison Movies)

(1:07:58 – 1:10:35; Down By Law – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:10:36 – 1:13:45; The Shawshank Redemption – Rudie Obias)

(1:13:46 – 1:15:26; Bad Boys (1983) – Scott Weinberg)

(1:15:27 – 1:19:05; Un ProphÃ¨te – Travis George)

[CREDITS]

(1;19:06 – 1:24:04; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:24:05 – 1:24:25; Next – Mira Nair’s 2001 film, Monsoon Wedding – (Criterion #489)

(1:24:26; Goodbyes)

(1:24:27 – 1:25:07; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:25:08 – 1:26:36; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 40 – Yasujiro Ozu’s A Story Of Floating Weeds & Floating Weeds

Ryan Gallagher — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 02:26:18 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Moises Chiullan – The Arthouse Cowboy at Hollywood-Elsewhere.com.

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to their podcast and please leave your reviews in their iTunes feed.

They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss CC #108 Michael Bay’s 1995 film, The Rock.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Watch It Via Netflix Watch Instantly.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:06; The CriterionCast – Episode 040 – A Story of Floating Weeds/Floating Weeds – CC #232)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:37 – 12:35; Oscars Ceremony Moves To January in 2011?)

(12:36 – 21:17; David Fincher’s The Social Network Teaser Trailer)

(21:18 – 23:45; Guillermo Del Toro’s Cronos Coming To The Criterion Collection?)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(23:46 – 29:56; Criterion New Releases)

(29:57 – 30:41; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(30:42 – 1:10:07; Yasujiro Ozu’s 1934 film A Story of Floating Weeds – CC #232)

(1:10:08 – 1:10:54; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(1:10:55 – 1:49:11; Yasujiro Ozu’s 1959 film Floating Weeds – CC #232)

[CREDITS]

(1:49:12 – 1:53:43; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:53:44 – 1:54:10; Next – Michael Bay’s 1995 film, The Rock – (CC #108)

(1:54:11 – 1:54:24; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:54:25 – 1:56:30; Goodbyes)

(1:56:31 – 1:57:13; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:57:14 – 2:01:23; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 39 – Götz Spielmann’s Revanche

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 01:45:46 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Laremy Legel – The Editor In Chief of Film.com.

This Week’s Theme: Tragic Coincidences in Movies

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #232 Yasujiro Ozu’s 1934 & 1959 films, A Story of Floating Weeds/Floating Weeds.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:06; The CriterionCast – Episode 039 – Revanche – CC #502)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:12 – 09:35; Is The 28 Day RedBox Window Working?)

(09:36 – 15:47; Alfonso Cuaron’s “Gravity”)

(15:48 – 19:30; Night of The Hunter Criterion Release?)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(19:31 – 24:53; September Releases Announced)

(24:54 – 25:40; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(25:41 – 1:05:10; GÃ¶tz Spielmann’s Revanche – CC #502)

(1:05:11 – 1:06:00; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:06:01 – 1:06:02; Variations On a Theme – Tragic Coincidences in Movies)

(1:06:03 – 1:07:17; Road To Perdition – Laremy Legal)

(1:07:18 – 1:10:00; LOST – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:10:11 – 1:14:07; Magnolia – Rudie Obias)

(1:14:08 – 1:20:00; Amores Perros – James McCormick)

[CREDITS]

(1:20:01 – 1:24:08; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:24:09 – 1:25:39; Next – Yasujiro Ozu’s 1934 & 1959 films, A Story of Floating Weeds/Floating Weeds – CC #232)

(1:25:40 – 1:25:51; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:25:52 – 1:26:25; Goodbyes)

(1:26:26 – 1:27:10; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:27:11 – 1:28:00; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 38 – Steve McQueen’s Hunger

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 03:11:26 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Elisabeth Rappe – A writer from Cinematical.com, CHUD.com and The Flickcast.

This Week’s “Variation on a Theme”: Political Protest in Movies

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #502 GÃ¶tz Spielmann’s 2008 film, Revanche.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue Also Available Via Netflix Watch Instantly!.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:10; The CriterionCast – Episode 038 – Hunger – CC #504)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:17 – 09:00; Apple Announces iPhone 4)

(09:01 – 17:44; Michael Fassbender Rumored To Play Villain in Marvel Movies?)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(17:45 – 25:06; New Criterion Films Going Out of Print)

(25:07 – 26:21; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(26:22 – 1:20:59; Steve McQueen’s Hunger – CC #504)

(1:21:00 – 1:21:45; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:21:46 – 1:26:55; Variations On a Theme – Political Protest in Movies)

(1:26:56 – 1:29:55; The Wind That Shakes The Barley & The Boxer – Elisabeth Rappe)

(1:29:56 – 1:39:59; Pan’s Labyrinth – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:40:00 – 1:51:34; Conquest of The Planet of The Apes – James McCormick)

[CREDITS]

(1:51:35 – 1:54:30; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:54:31 – 1:54:43; Next – GÃ¶tz Spielmann’s 2008 film, Revanche)

(1:54:44 – 1:55:34; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:55:35 – 1:55:56; Goodbyes)

(1:55:57 – 1:56:40; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:56:41 – 1:57:49; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 37 – Carol Reed’s The Third Man

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 03:06:39 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Eric Vespe – AKA “QUINT”! from Ain’t It Cool News

This Week’s Variation on a Theme: Betrayal in Movies

Thank You! for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to their podcast and please leave your reviews in their itunes feed.

They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss CC #504 Steve McQueen’s 2008 film, Hunger.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue!.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:20; Carol Reed’s The Third Man – CC #064)

(00:21 – 00:36; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:37 – 02:09; The CriterionCast – Episode 037 – The Third Man – CC #064)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(02:15 – 12:04; Guillermo Del Toro Is Leaving The Hobbit)

(12:05 – 21:52; RedBox CEO Sees Large Netflix Library As Uninteresting and Irrelevant)

(21:53 – 29:39; Le Cercle Rouge Remakes In The Works, John Hillcoat To Direct?)

[CRITERION NEW RELEASES]

(29:40 – 36:53; Rumor: Criterion To Release New Hollywood Boxed Set This November?)

(36:54 – 38:04; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(38:05 – 1:18:01; Carol Reed’s The Third Man – CC #064)

(1:18:02 – 1:18:47; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:18:48 – 1:20:03; Variations On a Theme – Betrayal in Movies)

(1:20:04 – 1:27:07; No Way Out – Eric Vespe)

(1:27:08 – 1:33:04; The Empire Strikes Back – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:33:05 – 1:41:00; Reservoir Dogs – James McCormick)

(1:41:01 – 1:47:45; L.A. Confidential – Rudie Obias)

[CREDITS]

(1:47:46 – 1:49:34; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:49:35 – 1:49:49; Next – Steve McQueen’s 2008 film, Hunger)

(1:49:50 – 1:50:03; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:50:04 – 1:50:26; Goodbyes)

(1:50:27 – 1:51:09; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:51:10 – 1:52:48; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 36 – Orson Welles’ F For Fake

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 03:06:15 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Jett Loe – The Co-Host of The Film Talk

This Week’s Theme: Docsploitation in Movies

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #064 Carol Reed’s 1949 film, The Third Man.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Also Available On Netflix Watch Instantly!.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:30; Orson Welles’ F For Fake – CC #288)

(00:31 – 00:47; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:47 – 01:44; The CriterionCast – Episode 036 – F For Fake – CC #288)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:45 – 13:54; As Movie theater Ticket Prices Finally Hit $20, Studios Consider More OnDemand Options For Consumers)

(13:55 – 23:19; 63rd Cannes Film Festival: Winners & Losers)

(23:20 – 35:14; Criterion New Releases)

(35:15 – 35:54; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(35:55 – 1:12:45; Orson Welles’ 1975 film, F For Fake – CC #288)

(1:12:46 – 1:13:30; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:13:31 – 1:15:44; Variations On a Theme – Docsploitation in Movies)

(1:15:45 – 1:23:17; The Ideas of Docploitation – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:23:18 – 1:28:19; Forgotten Silver – James McCormick)

(1:28:20 – 1:33:36; Zelig – Rudie Obias)

[CREDITS]

(1:33:37 – 1:36:22; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:36:23 – 1:36:34; Next – Carol Reed’s 1946 film, The Third Man)

(1:36:35 – 1:36:48; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:36:49 – 1:37:27; Goodbyes)

(1:37:28 – 1:38:11; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:38:12 – 1:39:00; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 35 – David Cronenberg’s Naked Lunch

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 17 May 2010 01:39:24 +0000

This Week’s Variation on a Theme: Altered Reality in Movies

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #288 Orson Welles’ 1975 film, F For Fake.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Also Available On Netflix Watch Instantly!.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:30; David Cronenberg’s Naked Lunch – CC #220)

(00:31 – 00:47; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:48 – 01:34; The CriterionCast – Episode 035 – Naked Lunch – CC #220)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:35 – 09:27; The Auteurs.com Rebrand Themselves As Mubi.com)

(09:28 – 13:54; Janus Films Acquires Distribution Rights To Charlie Chaplin Catalogue, Is A Criterion Boxed Set Inevitable?)

(13:55 – 18:15; Wacky Criterion Collection Newsletter Drawing Hints At Breathless Blu-ray Release)

(18:16 – 26:31; Criterion New Releases)

(26:32 – 27:42; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(27:43 – 1:10:45; David Cronenberg’s 1991 film, Naked Lunch – CC #220)

(1:10:46 – 1:11:26; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:11:27 – 1:12:27; Variations On a Theme – Altered Reality in Movies)

(1:12:28 – 1:19:39; Who Framed Roger Rabbit? – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:19:40 – 1:24:42; Memento – James McCormick)

(1:24:43 – 1:33:33; Star Trek (2009) – Rudie Obias)

[CREDITS]

(1:33:34 – 1:37:06; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:37:07 – 1:38:11; Next – Orson Welles’ 1975 film, F For Fake)

(1:38:12 – 1:38:25; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:38:26 – 1:38:45; Goodbyes)

(1:38:46 – 1:39:28; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:39:29 – 1:40:41; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 34 – Ingmar Bergman’s The Virgin Spring

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 10 May 2010 02:23:43 +0000

This Week’s Variation On A Theme: Revenge in Movies

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #220 David Cronenberg’s 1991 film, Naked Lunch.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:19; The CriterionCast – Episode 034 – The Virgin Spring – CC #321)

[NEWS & RUMORS]

(01:20 – 15:03; FCC Allows Hollywood To Send Their New Movies Straight To Your Home)

(15:04 – 21:26; Illegal Machete Trailer Released)

(21:27 – 30:57; Criterion New Releases)

(30:58 – 31:44; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[FEATURE FILM]

(31:45 – 1:08:26; Ingmar Bergman’s The Virgin Spring – CC #321)

(1:08:27 – 1:09:09; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

[Variations On a Theme]

(1:09:10 – 1:09:40; Variations On a Theme – Revenge in Movies)

(1:09:41 – 1:18:27; A Nightmare On Elm Street – Jeremy Kirk)

(1:18:28 – 1:24:24; Titus – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:24:25 – 1:29:16; Female Convict #701: Scorpion – Rudie Obias)

(1:29:17 – 1:35:03; Ms. .45 – James McCormick)

[CREDITS]

(1:35:04 – 1:38:24; Wrap Up, Contact Info & Credits)

(1:38:25 – 1:38:38; Next – David Cronenberg’s 1991 film, Naked Lunch)

(1:38:39 – 1:38:53; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:38:54 – 1:39:15; Goodbyes)

(1:39:16 – 1:40:00; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:40:01 – 1:42:34; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 33 – David Fincher’s The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 03 May 2010 04:49:10 +0000

This Week’s Variations on a Theme: Undying Love in Movies

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #321 Ingmar Bergman’s 1960 film, The Virgin Spring.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Available on Netflix Watch Instantly.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 01:02; David Fincher’s The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – CC #476)

(01:03 – 01:19; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(01:20 – 01:59; The CriterionCast – Episode 033 – The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – CC #476)

(02:00 – 02:04; News & Rumors)

(02:05 – 12:57; Roger Ebert hates 3-D, What About You?)

(12:58 – 17:29; Avatar Breaks New Records With DVD and Blu-Ray Sales)

(17:30 – 20:33; Gucci To Help Restore La Dolce Vita and The Leopard)

(20:34 – 27:32; Criterion New Releases)

(27:33 – 28:44; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(28:45 – 1:16:30; David Fincher’s The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – CC #476)

(1:16:31 – 1:17:27; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:17:28 – 1:19:00; Travis George’s Update From The Road)

(1:19:01 – 1:20:46; Variations On a Theme – Undying Love in Movies)

(1:20:47 – 1:24:19; Away From Her – Rudie Obias)

(1:24:20 – 1:30:49; The Fountain – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:30:50 – 1:37:24; The Princess Bride – James McCormick)

(1:37:25 – 1:38:29; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:38:30 – 1:38:47; Music Credits)

(1:38:48 – 1:38:56; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On UStream)

(1:38:57 – 1:39:09; Next – Ingmar Bergman’s 1960 film, The Virgin Spring)

(1:39:10 – 1:39:23; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:39:24 – 1:39:31; Goodbyes)

(1:39:32 – 1:40:14; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:40:15 – 1:41:22; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 32 – Martin Scorsese’s The Last Temptation of Christ

Ryan Gallagher — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 06:12:57 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST – Tyler Smith – Co-Host of The Battleship Pretension and The Host of The More Than One Lesson Podcast.

This Week’s Variation on a Theme: Questioning Faith in Movies

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #476 David Fincher’s 2008 film, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:54; Martin Scorsese’s The Last Temptation of Christ – CC #70)

(00:55 – 01:11; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(01:12 – 01:51; The CriterionCast – Episode 032 – The Last Temptation of Christ – CC #070)

(01:52 – 01:56; News & Rumors)

(01:57 – 09:13; Redbox Will Have Avatar, 28 Days From Now – Deal With Universal And 20th Century Fox Struck)

(09:14 – 14:59; Hulu To Launch Subscription Option?)

(15:00 – 21:55; Best Buy Breaks DVD Street Date?)

(21:56 – 28:13; Criterion New Releases)

(28:14 – 28:50; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(28:51 – 1:15:47; Martin Scorsese’s The Last Temptation of Christ – CC #70)

(1:15:48 – 1:16:33; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:16:34 – 1:17:35; Variations On a Theme – Questioning Faith in Movies)

(1:17:36 – 1:23:04; A Serious Man – Tyler Smith)

(1:23:05 – 1:25:05; Reservoir Dogs – James McCormick)

(1:25:06 – 1:29:39; Avatar – Rudie Obias)

(1:29:40 – 1:33:00; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:33:01 – 1:33:16; Music Credits)

(1:33:17 – 1:33:25; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On UStream)

(1:33:26 – 1:33:39; Next – David Fincher’s 2008 film, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button)

(1:33:40 – 1:33:52; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:33:53 – 1:34:17; Goodbyes)

(1:34:18 – 1:35:05; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:35:06 – 1:35:30; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 31 – Federico Fellini’s Amarcord

Ryan Gallagher — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 01:48:04 +0000

This Week’s Variation on a Theme:

Foolish Sexual Fantasies in Movies

What do you think of their show? Please send your feedback to: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call their voicemail line @ 347.878.3430, follow them on twitter @CriterionCast or Comment on their blog, http://CriterionCast.com.

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss CC #070 Martin Scorsese’s 1988 film, The Last Temptation of Christ.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Also Available Through Netflix Watch Instantly!!

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 00:57; The CriterionCast – Episode 031 – Amarcord – CC #004)

(00:58 – 01:05; News & Rumors)

(01:06 – 10:26; First Look At Andrea Arnold’s Fish Tank)

(10:27 – 19:42; Cannes Film Festival 2010 Line-Up)

(19:43 – 30:05; Spike Lee’s Announces Two New Projects for 2010)

(30:06 – 32:37; Small Notes: New Criterion Films on Hulu)

(32:38 – 43:27; Criterion New Releases)

(43:28 – 44:08; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(44:09 – 1:28:25; Federico Fellini’s Amarcord – CC #004)

(1:28:26 – 1:29:41; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:29:42 – 1:31:52; Variations On a Theme – Foolish Sexual Fantasies in Movies)

(1:31:53 – 1:43:18; A.I. Artificial Intelligence – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:43:19 – 1:50:27; 10 – James McCormick)

(1:50:28 – 1:57:21; Le Magnifique – Rudie Obias)

(1:57:22 – 1:59:18; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:59:19 – 1:59:36; Music Credits)

(1:59:37 – 1:59:48; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On UStream)

(1:59:49 – 2:00:01; Next – Martin Scorsese’s 1988 film, The Last Temptation of Christ)

(2:00:02 – 2:00:15; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(2:00:16 – 2:00:25; Goodbyes)

(2:00:26 – 2:01:11; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(2:01:12 – 2:03:32; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 30 – Nicolas Roeg’s Walkabout

Ryan Gallagher — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 04:03:59 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: David Bax – The Co-Host for The Battleship Pretension and Previously On Podcast and also a writer for The Quietus.

This Week’s Variation on a Theme:

Rites of Passage in Movies

What do you think of the show? Please send them your feed back: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call their voicemail line @ 347.878.3430 or follow them on twitter @CriterionCast or Comment on their blog, http://CriterionCast.com.

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Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #004 Federico Fellini’s, Amarcord.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Also Available Through Netflix Watch Instantly!!

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:35; Nicolas Roeg’s Walkabout – CC #010)

(00:36 – 00:53; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:55 – 02:10; The CriterionCast – Episode 030 – Walkabout – Criterion #010)

(02:11 – 02:15; News & Rumors)

(02:16 – 10:35; Netflix To Delay FOX and Universal New Releases)

(10:36 – 15:35; First Look at Nobuhiko Obayashi’s Hausu)

(15:36 – 20:37; Lars Von Trier’s Anti-Christ To Receive The Criterion Treatment)

(20:38 – 27:17; Criterion New Releases)

(27:18 – 28:32; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(28:33 – 1:06:10; Nicolas Roeg’s Walkabout – Criterion #010)

(1:06:11 – 1:06:50; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:06:51 – 1:07:53; Variations On a Theme – Rite of Passage in Movies)

(1:07:54 – 1:11:11; American Mystic – Rudie Obias)

(1:11:12 – 1:17:50; American Graffiti – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:17:51 – 1:19:55; Old Yeller – David Bax)

(1:19:56 – 1:23:53; The Last Picture Show – James McCormick)

(1:23:54 – 1:24:47; Variations On a Theme – Rite of Passage in Movies)

(1:24:48 – 1:28:42; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:28:43 – 1:29:13; Music Credits)

(1:29:14 – 1:29:23; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On UStream)

(1:29:24 – 1:29:39; Next – Federico Fellini’s, Amarcord)

(1:29:40 – 1:29:53; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:29:40 – 1:30:50; Goodbyes)

(1:30:51 – 1:31:34; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:31:35 – 1:32:35; Outtakes)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 29 – Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel’s The Most Dangerous Game

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 02:16:17 +0000

This Week’s Theme:

The Human Quarry in Movies

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on Ustream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #010 Nicolas Roeg’s 1971 film, Walkabout.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Also Available Through Netflix Watch Instantly!!

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:29; Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel’s The Most Dangerous Game – CC #046)

(00:30 – 00:46; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:47 – 01:31; The CriterionCast – Episode 029 – The Most Dangerous Game – CC #046)

(01:32 – 01:36; News & Rumors)

(01:37 – 10:56; Apple iPad Launching With Killer Netflix App)

(10:57 – 14:56; Orson Welles In New Movie?)

(14:57 – 26:50; 3D Movie Ticket Prices Go Up This Week)

(26:51 – 28:17; April Fool’s Day – Criterion Set To Release Kevin Smith’s Cop Out?)

(28:18 – 34:13; Criterion New Releases)

(34:14 – 34:39; Break – DVD Geeks Promo)

(34:40 – 1:05:21; Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel’s The Most Dangerous Game – CC #046)

(1:05:22 – 1:05:56; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:05:57 – 1:06:30; Variations On A Theme – The Human Quarry in Movies)

(1:06:31 – 1:16:36; Predator – Travis George)

(1:16:37 – 1:20:07; The Running Man – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:20:08 – 1:27:11; Total Recall – Rudie Obias)

(1:27:12 – 1:28:16; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:28:17 – 1:28:35; Music Credits)

(1:28:36 – 1:28:45; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On UStream)

(1:28:46 – 1:28:57; Next – Nicolas Roeg’s 1971 film, Walkabout)

(1:28:58 – 1:29:14; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:29:15 – 1:33:21; Goodbyes)

(1:33:22 – 1:34:05; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:34:06 – 1:37:10; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 28 – Steve James’ Hoop Dreams

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 02:19:00 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Justin Vactor – Host of The Entertainment Overload Podcast and The Geekland Podcast.

This Week’s Variations on a Theme: Wasted Potential in Movies

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They broadcast every episode LIVE on Ustream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #046 Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel’s The Most Dangerous Game.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue (Also Available Through Netflix Watch Instantly)

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:31; Steve James’ Hoop Dreams – Criterion #289)

(00:32 – 00:48; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:49 – 01:29; The CriterionCast – Episode 028 – Hoop Dreams – Criterion #289)

(01:30 – 01:36; News & Rumors)

(01:37 – 09:15; “At The Movies” Cancelled)

(09:16 – 19:15; Kevin Smith Doesn’t Want Critics To Watch His Films)

(19:16 – 25:14; Blockbuster Strikes New Deal With Warner Bros)

(25:15 – 35:25; The Thin Red Line, A Criterion Release?)

(35:26 – 50:31; Criterion New Releases)

(50:32 – 50:57; DVD Geeks Spot)

(50:58 – 1:34:49; Steve James’ Hoop Dreams – Criterion #289)

(1:34:50 – 1:35:29; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:35:30 – 1:36:56; Variations On A Theme – Wasted Potential in Movies)

(1:36:57 – 1:43:04; Spetters – Rudie Obias)

(1:43:05 – 1:48:04; The Wire – Season 4 – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:48:05 – 1:51:20; On The Waterfront – Travis George)

(1:51:21 – 1:53:03; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:53:04 – 1:53:11; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On UStream)

(1:53:12 – 1:53:25; Next – Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel’s The Most Dangerous Game)

(1:53:26 – 1:53:41; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:53:42 – 1:53:51; Goodbyes)

(1:53:52 – 1:54:39; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:54:40 – 1:57:17; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 27 – Jean Renoir’s Boudu Saved From Drowning

Ryan Gallagher — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 04:29:25 +0000

[Note from the editor: We apologize for the sound quality of the episode, it was beyond our control at the time of recording.]

This week’s theme:

Unwanted Guest in Movies

This week’s guest: David Blakeslee – Blogger for The Criterion Reflections Blog.

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to their podcast and please leave your reviews in their itunes feed.

They broadcast every episode LIVE on Ustream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #286 Steve James’ Hoop Dreams.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue (Also Available Through Netflix Watch Instantly)

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:16; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:17 – 10:29; The CriterionCast – Episode 027 – Boudu Saved From Drowning – CC #305)

(10:30 – 10:35; News & Rumors)

(10:36 – 15:19; Roger Ebert Gets His Voice Back)

(15:20 – 21:06; The Hurt Locker E-Mail Controversy)

(21:07 – 27:09; Members of Portishead & Goldfrapp Live Score The Passion of Joan of Arc)

(27:10 – 34:52; New Releases)

(34:53 – 35:18; Break – DVD Geeks Promo)

(35:19 – 1:06:03; Jean Renoir’s Boudu Saved From Drowning – Criterion #305)

(1:06:04 – 1:06:53; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:06:54 – 1:07:44; Variations On A Theme – Unwanted Guests in Movies)

(1:07:45 – 1:12:39; Dark Star – David Blakeslee)

(1:12:40 – 1:19:24; Suburban Commando – Travis George)

(1:19:25 – 1:24:51; Hesher – Rudie Obias)

(1:24:52 – 1:31:00; Alien – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:31:01 – 1:33:10; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:33:11 – 1:33:29; Music Credits)

(1:33:30 – 1:33:38; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On UStream)

(1:33:39 – 1:34:43; Next – Steve James’ Hoop Dreams – CC #286)

(1:34:44 – 1:35:00; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:35:01 – 1:35:33; Goodbyes)

(1:35:34 – 1:36:19; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:36:20 – 1:41:53; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 26 – Wes Anderson’s The Royal Tenenbaums

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 03:42:53 +0000

SPECIAL GUEST: Kevin Carr – The Co-Host of Fat Guys At The Movies and Film Critic for Film School Rejects.

This week’s theme:

Unrequited Love in Movies

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to their podcast and please leave your reviews in their iTunes feed.

They broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode they will highlight and discuss Criterion #305 Jean Renoir’s Boudu Saved From Drowning.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Also Available Through Netflix Watch Instantly!!

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:20; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:38 – 01:53; The CriterionCast – Episode 026 – The Royal Tenenbaums – CC #157)

(01:54 – 01:58; News & Rumors)

(01:59 – 07:59; Walmart Buys Vudu)

(08:00 – 19:03; Blockbuster To Close 150 More Stores)

(19:04 – 23:16; Will Smith To Produce & Star in Alfred Hitchcock Remake)

(23:17 – 27:27; Criterion New Releases)

(27:28 – 27:54; DVD Geeks Spot)

(27:55 – 1:09:06; Wes Anderson’s The Royal Tenenbaums – CC #157)

(1:09:07 – 1:09:54; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:09:55 – 1:11:10; Variations On A Theme – Unrequited Love in Movies)

(1:11:11 – 1:15:09; There’s Something About Mary – Kevin Carr)

(1:15:10 – 1:21:29; Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:21:30 – 1:26:34; Lucas – Travis George)

(1:26:35 – 1:31:54; Juno – Rudie Obias)

(1:31:55 – 1:33:36; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:33:37 – 1:33:55; Music Credits)

(1:33:56 – 1:34:06; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On Ustream)

(1:34:07 – 1:34:19; Next – Jean Renoir’s Boudu Saved From Drowning – Criterion #305)

(1:34:20 – 1:34:34; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:34:35 – 1:34:56; Goodbyes)

(1:34:57 – 1:35:35; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:35:36 – 1:37:14; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 25 – Whit Stillman’s Metropolitan

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 06:19:51 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, we analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #326, Whit Stillman’s Metropolitan, along with ‘Variations On a Theme’.

This week’s “Variation on a theme”:

Upward Social Mobility in Movies

What do you think of our show? Please send your feed back: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 347.878.3430 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast or Comment on our blog, http://CriterionCast.com.

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We broadcast every episode LIVE on UStream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode we will highlight and discuss Criterion #157 Wes Anderson’s The Royal Tenenbaums.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue (Also Available Through Netflix Watch Instantly)

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:31; Whit Stillman’s Metropolitan – Criterion #326)

(00:32 – 00:47; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:48 – 01:30; The CriterionCast – Episode 025 – Metropolitan – CC #326)

(01:31 – 01:35; News & Rumors)

(01:36 – 05:07; More Criterions On Netflix Watch Instantly)

(05:08 – 11:06; Criterion Launches Hulu Channel)

(11:07 – 18:20; Criterion Rumors)

(18:21 – 26:06; Criterion New Releases)

(26:07 – 27:18; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(27:19 – 1:01:48; Whit Stillman’s Metropolitan – Criterion #326)

(1:01:49 – 1:02:49; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:02:50 – 1:03:40; Variations On A Theme – Upward Social Mobility in Movies)

(1:03:41 – 1:08:11; Trading Places – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:08:12 – 1:14:32; The Jerk – Travis George)

(1:14:33 – 1:21:24; Keetje Tippel (Katie Tippel) – Rudie Obias)

(1:21:25 – 1:22:36; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:22:37 – 1:22:54; Music Credits)

(1:22:55 – 1:23:10; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On Ustream)

(1:23:11 – 1:23:25; Next – Wes Anderson’s The Royal Tenenbaums – Criterion #157)

(1:23:26 – 1:23:41; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:23:42 – 1:23:50; Goodbyes)

(1:23:51 – 1:24:43; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:24:44 – 1:30:01; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 24 – Wim Wenders’ Paris, Texas

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 02:37:54 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, we analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #501, Wim Wenders’ Paris, Texas, along with ‘Variations On a Theme’ where they discuss films with a common theme.

This week’s theme:

Reunions in Movies

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We broadcast every episode LIVE on Ustream every Friday @ 7pm EST/4pm PST. Join in on the conversation @ CriterionCast.com/LIVE

Our next episode we will highlight and discuss Criterion #326 Whit Stillman’s Metropolitian.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue (also available through Netflix Watch Instantly)

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:31; Paris, Texas – Criterion #501)

(00:32 – 00:49; by God Help The Girl)

(00:50 – 01:30; The CriterionCast – Episode 024 – Paris, Texas – CC #501)

(01:31 – 01:36; News & Rumors)

(01:37 – 09:10; Netflix Pens Deal With Criterion)

(09:11 – 14:04; Screening of Metropolis)

(14:05 – 19:59; SXSW Panels)

(20:00 – 26:19; Criterion New Releases)

(26:20 – 27:26; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(27:27 – 1:11:56; Wim Wenders’ Paris, Texas – Criterion #501)

(1:11:57 – 1:12:44; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:12:45 – 1:13:44; Variations On a Theme – Reunions In Movies)

(1:13:45 – 1:21:04; Superman Returns – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:21:05 – 1:27:56; Honey, I Shrunk The Kids! – Travis George)

(1:27:57 – 1:34:24; Before Sunset – Rudie Obias)

(1:34:25 – 1:36:04; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:36:05 – 1:36:23; Music Credits)

(1:36:24 – 1:36:34; Broadcasting Live Every Friday On UStream)

(1:36:35 – 1:36:59; Next – Whit Stillman’s Metropolitan – CC #326)

(1:37:00 – 1:37:16; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:37:17 – 1:37:26; Goodbyes)

(1:37:27 – 1:38:16; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:38:17 – 1:40:43; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 23 – François Truffaut’s The 400 Blows

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 02:47:08 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, we analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #005, François Truffaut’s first feature film, The 400 Blows (Les quatre cents coups), along with the segment: ‘Variations On a Theme.’

This week’s theme:

Disobedient Children in Movies

Thank You! for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our itunes feed.

Our next episode we will discuss Criterion #501 Win Wenders’ Paris, Texas.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue (Also Available Through Netflix Watch Instantly)

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:16; The CriterionCast – Episode 023 – The 400 Blows – CC #005)

(01:17 – 01:22; News & Rumors)

(01:23 – 12:45; 82nd Annual Academy Award Nomination Announced)

(12:46 – 16:08; The Razzie Award Nominations Announced)

(16:09 – 22:08; Criterion DVDs Going Out of Print)

(22:09 – 23:19; The Passion of Joan of Arc Screened at SXSW)

(23:20 – 27:24; Criterion New Releases)

(27:25 – 28:27; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(28:28 – 51:19; FranÃ§ois Truffaut’s The 400 Blows (Les quatre cents coups) – CC #005)

(51:20 – 52:24; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(52:25 – 54:27; Variations On a Theme – Disobedient Children in Movies)

(54:28 – 1:00:53; Battlestar Galactica – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:00:54 – 1:04:40; This Is England – Travis George)

(1:04:41 – 1:09:59; Kids – Rudie Obias)

(1:10:00 – 1:11:53; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:11:54 – 1:12:13; Music Credits)

(1:12:14 – 1:12:21; BroadCasting LIVE Every Friday On UStream)

(1:12:22 – 1:12:33; Next – Wim Wenders’s Paris, Texas – Criterion #501)

(1:12:34 – 1:12:49; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:12:50 – 1:12:56; Goodbyes)

(1:12:57 – 1:13:46; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:13:47 – 1:16:46; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 22 – Abbas Kiarostami’s Taste Of Cherry

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 02:27:38 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, we analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #045, Abbas Kiarostami’s 1997 Cannes Film Festival Palme d’Or Award winning film, Taste of Cherry, along with the segment ‘Variations on a Theme’.

This week’s special guest: Colin Marshall – A blogger for MaximumFun.org and The Host of Marketplace for Ideas and The Barely Literate Podcast.

This week’s “Variation on a Theme:”

Suicide in Movies

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will discuss Criterion #005 FranÃ§ois Truffaut’s The 400 Blows (Les quatre cents coups).

Add It To Your Netflix Queue & Also Available Through Netflix Watch Instantly!!

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:34; The CriterionCast – Episode 022 – Taste of Cherry – CC #045)

(01:35 – 01:41; News & Rumors)

(01:42 – 06:29; Disney Closes Miramax)

(06:30 – 13:44; Walmart Limits New Release DVD Purchases)

(13:45 – 23:49; Apple Introduces the iPad)

(23:50 – 28:37; More Criterion Title On Netflix Watch Instantly)

(28:38 – 31:45; Jean Simmons Dies At Age 80)

(31:46 – 36:03; Criterion New Releases)

(36:04 – 36:49; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(36:50 – 1:10:13; Abbas Kiarostami’s Taste of Cherry – CC #045)

(1:10:14 – 1:10:59; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:11:00 – 1:11:45; Variations On A Theme – Suicide In Movies)

(1:11:46 – 1:15:32; Love Liza – Travis George)

(1:15:33 – 1:19:25; Last Life In The Universe – Colin Marshall)

(1:19:26 – 1:22:44; The Virgin Suicides – Rudie Obias)

(1:22:45 – 1:27:49; Bram Stoker’s Dracula – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:27:50 – 1:34:09; Variations On A Theme – Suicide In Movies)

(1:34:10 – 1:36:35; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:36:36 – 1:36:56; Music Credits)

(1:36:57 – 1:37:09; Broadcasting LIVE – Join Us!)

(1:37:10 – 1:37:25; Next – FranÃ§ois Truffaut’s The 400 Blows (Les quatre cents coups) – CC #005)

(1:37:26 – 1:37:41; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:37:42 – 1:38:07; Goodbyes)

(1:38:08 – 1:38:56; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:38:57 – 1:41:29; Outtakes)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 21 – Benjamin Christensen’s Häxan

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 02:49:39 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, we analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #134, Benjamin Christensen’s 1922 silent film, Häxan, along with ‘Variations on a Theme’.

This week’s “Variations on a Theme:”

The Occult in Movies

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will discuss Criterion #045 Abbas Kiarostami’s Taste of Cherry.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:04; The CriterionCast – Episode 21 – Häxan – Criterion #134)

(01:05 – 01:15; News & Rumors)

(01:16 – 10:56; Sam Raimi & Tobey Maguire Walk Off Spider-Man 4 Project)

(10:57 – 13:42; Wes Anderson Accepts Award From The National Board of Review)

(13:43 – 17:17; French New Wave Filmmaker, Eric Romher Dies at 89)

(17:18 – 30:24; Criterion New Releases)

(30:25 – 31:41; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(31:15 – 59:39; Benjamin Christensen’s Häxan – Criterion #134)

(59:40 – 1:00:53; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:00:54 – 1:01:28; Variations On A Theme – The Occult In Movies)

(1:01:29 – 1:06:09; Teen Witch – Rudie Obias)

(1:06:10 – 1:12:01; Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:12:02 – 1:18:00; The Wicker Man (1973) – Travis George)

(1:18:01 – 1:21:26; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:21:27 – 1:21:48; Music Credits)

(1:21:49 – 1:22:11; Next – Abbas Kiarostami’s Taste of Cherry – Criterion #045)

(1:22:12 – 1:22:28; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:22:29 – 1:22:37; Goodbyes)

(1:22:38 – 1:23:27; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:23:28 – 1:26:50; Outtakes)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 20 – Kihachi Okamoto’s The Sword of Doom

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 06:31:43 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, we analyze, discuss & highlight CC #280, Kihachi Okamoto’s 1966 film, The Sword of Doom, along with ‘Variations on a Theme’.

SPECIAL GUEST: Devindra Hardawar – film and tech journalist for SlashFilm.com and the co-host of The SlashFilmCast and The Symbiotek Podcast.

This week’s “Variation on a Theme”: Magical Weapons in Movies

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Our next episode we will discuss Criterion #134 Benjamin Christensen’s HÃ¤xan.

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Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:20; The CriterionCast – Episode 020 – The Sword of Doom – Criterion #280)

(01:21 – 01:28; News & Rumors)

(01:29 – 06:43; Netflix & Warner Bros Partnership)

(06:44 – 11:46; Darren Aronofsky Unwilling To Do Robocop Reboot in 3D)

(11:47 – 16:10; Roman Polanski’s The Ghost Writer Finds Distribution)

(16:11 – 20:05; New Releases)

(20:06 – 21:18; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(21:19 – 50:26; Kihachi Okamoto’s The Sword of Doom – Criterion #280)

(50:27 – 51:48; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(51:49 – 54:17; Variations On a Theme – Magical Weapons in Movies)

(54:18 – 57:58; Hellboy – Ryan Gallagher)

(57:59 – 1:02:12; Big Trouble In Little China – Travis George)

(1:02:13 – 1:04:50; Kill Bill– Devindra Hardawar)

(1:04:51 – 1:09:20; Bedknobs & Broomsticks – Rudie Obias)

(1:09:21 – 1:10:08; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:10:09 – 1:10:26; Music Credits)

(1:10:27 – 1:10:46; Contact Info)

(1:10:47 – 1:11:18; Next – Benjamin Christensen’s HÃ¤xan – Criterion #134)

(1:11:19 – 1:11:34; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:11:35 – 1:12:44; Goodbyes)

(1:12:45 – 1:13:31; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:13:32 – 1:14:35; Outtakes)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 19 – Ang Lee’s The Ice Storm

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 02:48:34 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, we analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #426, Ang Lee’s 1997 film, The Ice Storm, along with ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: Dysfunctional Families in Movies

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will discuss Criterion #280 Kihachi Okamoto’s The Sword of Doom.

Add It To Your Netflix Queue!

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:35; Joan Allen & Jamey Sheridan from Ang Lee’s The Ice Storm)

(00:36 – 00:52; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:53 – 01:44; The CriterionCast – Episode 019 – The Ice Storm – CC #426)

(01:45 – 01:52; News & Rumors)

(01:53 – 07:41; 35 Criterion Films Added To Netflix Watch Instantly)

(07:42 – 13:07; Henning Mankell To Make Ingmar Bergman BioPic For Swedish TV)

(13:08 – 17:39; Jerzy Skolimowski Making Taliban Film Starring Vincent Gallo)

(17:40 – 24:02; New Releases)

(24:03 – 25:27; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(25:28 – 1:04:50; Ang Lee’s The Ice Storm – CC #426)

(1:04:51 – 1:05:48; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:05:49 – 1:07:50; Variations On a Theme – Dysfunctional Families in Movies)

(1:07:51 – 1:15:35; Boogie Nights – Ryan Gallagher)

(1:15:36 – 1:23:33; A Christmas Story – Travis George)

(1:23:34 – 1:31:46; Ordinary People – Rudie Obias)

(1:31:47 – 1:32:49; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:32:50 – 1:33:09; Music Credits)

(1:33:10 – 1:33:31; Next – Kihachi Okamoto’s The Sword of Doom – Criterion #280)

(1:33:32 – 1:33:47; Follow Along with Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:33:48 – 1:34:08; Goodbyes)

(1:34:09 – 1:35:02; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:35:03 – 1:37:35; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 18 – Allen Baron’s Blast of Silence

Ryan Gallagher — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 02:06:21 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, we analyze, discuss & highlight CC #428, Allen Baron 1961 film, Blast of Silence, along with ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: Hitmen In Movies

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will discuss Criterion #426 Ang Lee’s The Ice Storm.

Add it to your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:33; Audio Clip From Blast of Silence – Criterion #428)

(00:34 – 00:50; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:51 – 01:46; The CriterionCast – Episode 018 – Blast of Silence – Criterion #428)

(01:47 – 02:00; News & Rumors)

(02:01 – 11:48; Variety.com Behind a Paywall)

(11:49 – 20:18; Paramount Studio Plan To Make More Mirco-Budget Movies)

(20:19 – 31:08; 67th Annual Golden Globe Nominations Announced)

(31:09 – 42:04; New Releases)

(42:05 – 43:27; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(43:28 – 1:12:18; Allen Baron’s Blast of Silence – Criterion #428)

(1:12:19 – 1:13:18; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:13:19 – 1:33:40; Variations On a Theme – Hitmen in Movies)

(1:33:41 – 1:34:51; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:34:52 – 1:35:12; Music Credits)

(1:35:12 – 1:35:37; Next – Ang Lee’s The Ice Storm – Criterion #426)

(1:35:38 – 1:35:57; Follow Along with Us @ CriterionCast.com/Schedule)

(1:35:58 – 1:36:09; Goodbyes)

(1:36:10 – 1:36:52; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:36:53 – 1:37:30; Outtakes)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 17 – Henri-Georges Clouzot’s The Wages of Fear

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 02:32:32 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion Collection News & Rumors and Criterion Collection New Releases, we analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #036, Henri-Georges Clouzot’s 1953 film, The Wages Of Fear, along with ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: At What Lengths Will People Go For Money?

This week we are joined by Andy Sorcini – the host of The Drill Down Podcast.

What do you think of our show? Please send your feed back: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 347.878.3430 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast.

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will discuss Criterion #428 Allen Baron’s 1961 film Blast Of Silence.

Add it to your Netflix Queue here.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:34; The CriterionCast – Episode 017 – The Wages of Fear – Criterion #036)

(01:35 – 01:41; News & Rumors)

(01:42 – 14:08; Comcast CEO Predicts The End of DVDs?)

(14:09 – 18:10; Amazon Announces Free Digital Copy with DVD Purchase)

(18:11 – 23:20; RedBox Cost $1 Billion To Local LA Economy?)

(23:21 – 27:42; Lars Von Trier’s Anti-Christ Possible Criterion Release?)

(27:43 – 31:42; Akira Kurosawa Boxed Set AK 100)

(31:43 – 32:31; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(32:32 – 1:21:31; Henri-Georges Clouzot’s The Wages of Fear – Criterion #036)

(1:21:32 – 1:22:14; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:22:15 – 1:42:39; Variations On a Theme – At What Lengths Will People Go For Money?)

(1:42:40 – 1:46:23; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:46:24 – 1:46:41; Music Credits)

(1:46:42 – 1:47:07; Next – Allen Baron’s Blast of Silence – Criterion #428)

(1:47:08 – 1:47:26; Follow Along with Us @ CriterionCast.com/schedule)

(1:47:27 – 1:48:01; Goodbyes)

(1:48:02 – 1:48:45; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:48:46 – 1:49:42; Outtakes!!)

Music Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page, MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 16 – Volker Schlöndorff’s The Tin Drum

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 07:25:52 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #234, Volker Schlöndorff’s 1979 film, THE TIN DRUM, along with ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: “Wisdom Beyond Years in Movies”

What do you think of our show? Is there a Criterion Film you would like us to discuss? Please send your feed back: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 347.878.3430 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast.

Thank You for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover Criterion #036 Henri-Georges Clouzot’s The Wages of Fear.

Add it to your Netflix Queue here.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:15; The CriterionCast – Episode 016 – The Tin Drum – Criterion #234)

(01:16 – 01:30; News & Rumors)

(01:31 – 08:29; Comcast 51% Owner of NBC/Universal?)

(08:30 – 13:47; Universal To Introduce DVD/Blu-Ray “Flipper” Discs)

(13:48 – 17:51; Robert Duvall In Terry Gilliam’s “The Man Who Shot Don Quixote”?)

(17:52 – 25:47; New Releases)

(25:48 – 26:49; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(26:50 – 1:20:48; Volker SchlÃ¶ndorff’s The Tin Drum – Criterion #234)

(1:20:49 – 1:21:51; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:21:52 – 1:43:10; Variations On a Theme – Wisdom Beyond Years)

(1:43:11 – 1:46:19; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:46:20 – 1:46:57; Music Credits)

(1:46:58 – 1:47:17; Next – Henri-Georges Clouzot’s The Wages Of Fear – Criterion #036)

(1:47:18 – 1:47:45; Follow Along With Us @ CriterionCast.com/schedule)

(1:47:46 – 1:47:54; Goodbyes)

(1:47:55 – 1:48:34; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:48:35 – 1:49:42; Outtakes)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 15 – Federico Fellini’s Juliet of The Spirits

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 02:33:06 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion news & numors and Criterion new releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #149, Federico Fellini’s 1965 film, Juliet of the Spirits, along with ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: “Self-Discovery Later in Life in Movies”

What do you think of our show? Is there a Criterion film you would like us to discuss? Please send your feed back: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 347.878.3430 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast.

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover Criterion #236 Volker SchlÃ¶ndorff’s The Tin Drum.

Add it to your Netflix Queue.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:16 – 01:03; The CriterionCast – Episode 015 – Juliet of The Spirits – Criterion #149)

(01:04 – 01:10; News & Rumors)

(01:11 – 08:00; MGM Selling Itself?)

(08:01 – 17:45; Trailer for Noah Baumbach’s Greenberg)

(17:46 – 21:27; Roman Polanski Makes Bail)

(21:28 – 26:36; Luis BuÃ±uel Films on The Auteurs)

(26:37 – 28:20; Hausu T-Shirts For Sale)

(28:21 – 35:31; New Releases)

(35:32 – 36:29; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(36:30 – 1:13:08; Discussion of Federico Fellini’s Juliet of The Spirits – Criterion #149)

(1:13:09 – 1:14:02; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:14:03 – 1:42:28; Variations On a Theme – “Self-Discovery Later in Life in Movies”)

(1:42:29 – 1:46:01; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:46:02 – 1:46:22; Music Credits)

(1:46:23 – 1:46:46; Next – Volker SchlÃ¶ndorff’s The Tin Drum – Criterion #234)

(1:46:47 – 1:47:08; Follow Along with Us @ CriterionCast.com/schedule)

(1:47:09 – 1:47:17; Goodbyes)

(1:47:18 – 1:47:59; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:48:00 – 1:50:04; Outtakes!!)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 14 – Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 02:54:32 +0000

Each week they discuss films centered around a similar theme, this week’s theme: “Racism in Movies.”

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode will cover Criterion #149 Federico Fellini’s Juliet of the Spirits.

Add it to your Netflix Queue!

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:19; Audio Clip from Do The Right Thing – CC #097)

(00:20 – 00:36; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:37 – 01:37; The CriterionCast – Episode 014 – Do The Right Thing – CC #097)

(01:38 – 01:47; News & Rumors)

(01:48 – 11:31; Warner Bros. Lauches DVD2BLU Program)

(11:32 – 22:28; NetFlix To Stream IFC Films)

(22:29 – 32:11; The Trailer for Rob Marshall’s Nine)

(32:12 – 37:40; Janus FIlms Restoration of Jacques Tati’s M. Hulot’s Holiday – CC #110)

(37:41 – 41:14; New Releases)

(41:15 – 42:40; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(42:41 – 1:31:12; Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing – CC #097)

(1:31:13 – 1:32:09; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:32:10 – 1:59:34; Variations On a Theme – Racism in Movies)

(1:59:35 – 2:02:53; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(2:02:54 – 2:03:14; Music Credits)

(2:03:15 – 2:04:09; Next – Federico Fellini’s Juliet of the Spirits – CC #149)

(2:04:10 – 2:04:36; Follow Along with Us @ CriterionCast[DOT]com[SLASH]schedule)

(2:04:37 – 2:04:46; Goodbyes)

(2:04:47 – 2:05:29; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(2:05:30 – 2:07:55; Outtakes!!)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 13 – Kevin Smith’s Chasing Amy

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 03:04:53 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #075, Kevin Smith’s 1997 film, Chasing Amy, along with ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: “Unlikely Romances in Movies”

This weeks special guest: Justin Vactor, the host of Entertainment Overload, the official podcast of FusedFilm.com and the host of The Geekland Podcast.

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover Criterion #097 Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing.

Add it to your Netflix Queue

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:22; Clip From Chasing Amy – Criterion #075)

(00:23 – 00:39; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:40 – 03:15; The CriterionCast – Episode 013 – Chasing Amy – Criterion #075)

(03:16 – 03:24; News & Rumors)

(03:35 – 12:57; Times Online Top 100 Films of The Past Decade)

(12:58 – 26:18; Blockbuster’s New Digital Kiosos)

(26:19 – 32:44; Robert Pattinson Wants Gus Van Sant To Direct Breaking Dawn)

(32:45 – 44:32; Criterion New Releases)

(44:33 – 45:57; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(45:58 – 1:29:12; Kevin Smith’s Chasing Amy – Criterion #075)

(1:29:13 – 1:30:00; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(1:30:01 – 1:54:23; Variations On a Theme – Unlikely Romances in Movies)

(1:54:24 – 1:56:40; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:56:41 – 1:57:01; Music Credits)

(1:57:02 – 1:57:31; Next – Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing – Criterion #097)

(1:57:32 – 1:58:04; Follow Along with Us)

(1:58:05 – 1:58:49; Goodbyes)

(1:58:50 – 1:59:45; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:59:46 – 2:00:01; Outtakes)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 12 – Akira Kurosawa’s Throne Of Blood

Ryan Gallagher — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:28:13 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and New Releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #190, Akira Kurosawa 1957 film, Throne of Blood, along with ‘Variations on a Theme’.

This week’s theme: Prophecy in Movies / Shakespeare Adaptations

What do you think of our show? Is there a film in The Collection you would like us to discuss? Please send your feedback to: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 347.878.3430 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast or comment on our blog http://criterioncast.com

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover Criterion #075 Kevin Smith’s Chasing Amy.

ADD IT TO YOUR QUEUE!

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:14; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:15 – 01:25; The CriterionCast – Episode 012 – Throne Of Blood – Criterion #190)

(01:26 – 01:35; News & Rumors)

(01:36 – 07:42; Sydney Lumet Receives Lifetime Achievement Award)

(07:43 – 16:06; $30 Subscription For Apple TV?)

(16:07 – 21:46; Miramax President Steps Down)

(21:47 – 24:39; Barnes & Noble’s 50% OFF Criterion Collection DVD Sale!!!)

(24:40 – 28:31; Hausu To Be Released by Criterion?)

(28:32 – 32:35; New Releases)

(32:36 – 33:40; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(33:41 – 58:02; Akira Kurosawa’s Throne Of Blood – Criterion #190)

(58:03 – 59:11; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)

(59:12 – 1:22:51; Variations On a Theme: Prophecy In Movies/Shakespeare Adaptations)

(1:22:52 – 1:24:31; Wrap Up & Contact Info)

(1:24:32 – 1:24:53; Music Credits)

(1:24:54 – 1:25:20; Next: Kevin Smith’s Chasing Amy – Criterion #075)

(1:25:21 – 1:25:43; Follow Along with Us)

(1:25:44 – 1:25:58; Goodbyes)

(1:25:59 – 1:26:46; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)

(1:26:47 – 1:30:19; Outtakes!!)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 11 – Terry Gilliam’s Brazil

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 02:41:19 +0000

This week we are joined by Kevin Carr – co-host of the podcast, Fat Guys At The Movies and writer at FilmSchoolRejects.com.

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors and Criterion New Releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight Criterion #51, Terry Gilliam’s 1985 film, BRAZIL, along with the segment ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: Escapist Dreamers in Movies.

What do you think of our show? Is there a Criterion Film you would like us to discuss? Please send your feed back to CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 347.878.3430 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast

Thank you for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our iTunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover Criterion #190 Akira Kurosawa’s THRONE OF BLOOD.

ADD IT TO YOUR QUEUE!

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:48; Central Services Sound Clip From Brazil – CC #51)
(00:49 – 01:04; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)
(01:05 – 02:52; The CriterionCast – Episode 011 – Brazil – CC #51)
(02:53 – 02:59; News & Rumors)
(03:00 – 08:16; Studios Proposal For Delayed Release For Rentals)
(08:17 – 15:00; The Original Cut of Metropolis To Be Screened at The Berlin FIlm Festival)
(15:01 – 24:27; The Third Man – CC #64 – Blu-Ray Goes Out of Print)
(24:28 – 31:11; The New Trailer For Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland)
(31:12 – 33:15; Follow Up Notes)
(33:16 – 34:24; New Releases)
(34:25 – 35:49; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)
(35:50 – 1:06:39; Brazil – CC #51)
(1:06:40 – 1:07:28; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)
(1:07:29 – 1:30:04; Variations On a Theme – Escapist Dreamers in Movies)
(1:30:05 – 1:32:10; Wrap Up & Contact Info)
(1:32:11 – 1:32:32; Credits For The Podcast)
(1:32:33 – 1:32:52; Next on; Akira Kurosawa’s Throne of Blood – CC #190)
(1:32:53 – 1:33:15; Follow Along with The CriterionCast)
(1:33:16 – 1:34:00; Feed Change)
(1:34:01 – 1:34:33; Goodbyes)
(1:34:34 – 1:35:29; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)
(1:35:30 – 1:36:57; Outtakes!!)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace page at MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 10 – John Huston’s Under The Volcano

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 04:35:47 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors, Criterion New Releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight CC #410, John Huston’s 1984 film, UNDER THE VOLCANO, plus Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: Alcoholism in Movies

Criterion Trivia Question for the month of October: ‘What was the name of the small town in New Mexico where Thomas Jerome Newton had fallen to earth in the Sci-Fi classic, Nicolas Roeg’s The Man Who Fell To Earth?”

Please send your answer to CriterionCast@gmail.com. You have until October 31th 2009 to be eligible to win. Please include in your email, Your Name; Your Location; and Your Mailing Address. One winner will be selected out of all the correctly answered entries. The selection of October’s winner will take place during the first episode in November 2009. The winner will receive a $10 gift certificate for The Criterion Store (criterion.com) from The CriterionCast (us).

What do you think of our show? Is there a Criterion Film you would like us to review? Please send you’re feed back: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 347.878.3430 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast or Comment on our blog http://criterioncast.com

Thank You! for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our itunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover CC #51 Terry Gilliam’s BRAZIL.

ADD IT TO YOUR QUEUE!

The Private World of Ingmar Bergman by Diane Solway from W Magazine.

Show Notes:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)
(00:16 – 01:36; The CriterionCast – Episode 010 – Under The Volcano)
(01:37 – 01:45; News & Rumors)
(01:46 – 09:45; Ingmar Bergman’s FÃ¥rÃ¶ Island)
(09:46 – 20:33; Paying for Hulu?)
(20:34 – 27:06; DiCaprio & Maguire in The Third Man Remake?)
(27:07 – 30:16; 8 1/2 On Criterion Blu-Ray)
(30:17 – 31:20; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)
(31:21 – 57:26; Under The Volcano – CC #410)
(57:27 – 58:29; Break Music by Carlos Segovia)
(58:30 – 59:11; Trivia)
(59:12 – 1:15:49; Variations On a Theme – Alcoholism In Movies)
(1:15:50 – 1:16:21; Wrap Up & Contact Info)
(1:16:22 – 1:17:09; Feed Change)
(1:17:10 – 1:17:18; Podcast Credits)
(1:17:19 – 1:18:40; Next – Terry Gilliam’s Brazil – CC #51)
(1:18:41 – 1:18:51; Goodbyes)
(1:18:52 – 1:19:49; “Working Poor” by Horse Feathers)
(1:19:50 – 1:20:34; Outtakes!!)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, http://GodHelpTheGirl.com.

Break Music by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ GhostRamps.com.

Outro Music by Horse Feathers. Learn more on iTunes and their MySpace Page http://MySpace.com/HorseFeathersMusic.

Episode 9 – Yasujiro Ozu’s Late Spring

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 20:57:18 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors, Criterion New Releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight CC #331, Yasujiro Ozu’s 1949 film, LATE SPRING, plus Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: Father/Daughter Relationships in Movies

Please send your answer to CriterionCast@gmail.com. You have until October 31th 2009 to be eligible to win. Please include in your email, Your Name; Your Locaction; and Your Mailing Address. One winner will be selected out of all the correctly answered entries. The selection of October’s winner will take place during the first episode in November 2009. The winner will receive a $10 gift certificate for The Criterion Store (criterion.com) from The CriterionCast (us).

Thank You! for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our itunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover CC #410 John Huston’s UNDER THE VOLCANO.

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Credits:

(00:00 – 00:15; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)
(00:16 – 01:36; The CriterionCast – Episode 009 – Late Spring CC #331)
(01:37 – 01:44; News & Rumors)
(01:45 – 12:20; How Much of the Fantastic Mr. Fox Did Wes Anderson Direct?)
(12:21 – 23:53; The Death of Blu-Ray Discs?)
(23:54 – 27:27; Gus Van Sant & Bret Easton Ellis Team Up)
(27:28 – 28:38; New Releases)
(28:39 – 34:51; Steven Soderbergh’s Che CC #496)
(34:52 – 40:08; Roberto Rossellini’s War Trilogy CC #500)
(40:09 – 43:43; Wim Wenders’ Paris, Texas CC #501)
(43:44 – 44:52; BREAK – Music by Carlos Segovia)
(44:53 – 1:11:24; Yasujiro Ozu’s Late Spring CC #331)
(1:11:25 – 1:12:25; BREAK – Music by Carlos Segovia)
(1:12:26 – 1:13:17; Trivia)
(1:13:18 – 1:31:01; Variations On a Theme – Father/Daughter Relationships in Movies)
(1:31:02 – 1:32:19; Contact Info & Credits)
(1:32:20 – 1:32:35; Next – Under The Volcano CC #410)
(1:32:36 – 1:32:41; Under The Volcano on NetFlix)
(1:32:42 – 1:34:26; Feed Change)
(1:34:27 – 1:34:40; Goodbyes)
(1:34:41 – 1:35:54; “Candy” by Ash)
(1:35:55 – 1:36:57; Outtakes!!)

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, http://GodHelpTheGirl.com

Music during the breaks by Carlos Segovia. Learn more @ ghostramps.com

Outro Music by Ash. Learn more on iTunes.

Episode 8 – Nicolas Roeg’s The Man Who Fell To Earth

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 20:36:50 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors, Criterion New Releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight CC #304, Nicolas Roeg’s 1976 Sci-Fi film, THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH, plus Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’.

This week’s theme: Rock Stars in Movies

Thank You! for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our itunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover CC #331 Yasujiro Ozu’s LATE SPRING.

ADD IT TO YOUR QUEUE!

(00:00 – 00:40; Clip from The Man Who fell To Earth)

(00:41 – 00:57; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)

(00:58 – 02:22; The CriterionCast – Episode 008 – The Man Who Fell To Earth CC #304)

(02:23 – 02:35; News)

(02:36 – 13:10; Roman Polanski Arrested)

(13:11 – 23:55; Criterion on VUDU)

(23:56 – 13:12; John Woo to Remake Le Samourai)

(13:13 – 35:37; Lars Von Trier’s Sci-Fi Project)

(35:38 – 35:55; New Releases)

(35:56 – 36:14; Mira Nair’s Monsoon Wedding)

(36:15 – 36:30; Costa-Garvas’s Z)

(36:31 – 41:04; More New Releases)

(41:05 – 41:50; BREAK)

(41:51 – 1:07:40; The Man Who Fell To Earth CC #304)

(1:07:41 – 1:08:19; BREAK)

(1:08:20 – 1:10:04; Trivia)

(1:10:05 – 1:29:58; Variations On a Theme – Rock Stars In Movies)

(1:29:59 – 1:31:49; Contact Info)

(1:31:50 – 1:31:57; Next – Yasujiro Ozu’s Late Spring CC #331)

(1:31:58 – 1:32:15; Late Spring CC #331 on NetFlix)

(1:32:16 – 1:33:29; Feed Change Over)

(1:33:30 – 1:33:42; Goodbyes)

(1:33:43 – 1:34:47; “Dear Child” (I’ve Been Dying To Reach You) by Anthony Green)

(1:34:48 – 1:36:10; Outtakes!!)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, http://GodHelpTheGirl.com

Outro Music by Animal Collective. Learn more on iTunes and on their website, AnthonyGreensChildren.com

Episode 7 – Robert Bresson’s Pickpocket

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 00:11:55 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors, Criterion New Releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight CC #314, Robert Bresson’s 1959 film, PICKPOCKET, plus Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’; where they discuss other films that relate to the themes of the film they’re reviewing.

This week’s theme: Teenage Criminals

Criterion Trivia Question for the month of September: ‘What was the mascot on the T-singlet in the film, George Washington?”

Please send your answer to CriterionCast@gmail.com. You have until September 30th 2009 to be eligible to win. Please include in your email, Your Name; Your Locaction; and Your Mailing Address. One winner will be selected out of all the correctly answered entries. The selection of September’s winner will take place during the first episode in October 2009. The winner will receive a $20 gift certificate for The Criterion Store (criterion.com) from The CriterionCast (us).

What do you think of our show? Is there a Criterion Film you would like us to review? Please send you’re feed back: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 206.208.7916 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast or Comment on our blog http://criterioncast.com

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Our next episode we will cover CC #304 Nicholas Roeg’s THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH.

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(00:00 – 00:04; The CriterionCast – Episode 007 – Pickpocket – CC #314)
(00:05 – 00:17; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)
(00:18 – 01:47; Hellos & Intros)
(01:48 – 01:58; News & Rumors)
(01:59 – 15:21; Blockbuster Store Closing)
(15:22 – 22:05; Top 50 Directoral Debuts)
(22:06 – 33:46; David Cronenberg To Remake THE FLY?)
(33:47 – 41:07; Disney Rejects David Mamet “The Diary of Anne Frank” Screenplay)
(41:08 – 41:21; New Releases)
(41:22 – 47:34; Akira Kurosawa – AK 100 – DVD Boxed Set)
(47:35 – 48:11; BREAK)
(48:12 – 01:06:16; Robert Bresson’s Pickpocket – CC #314)
(01:06:17 – 01:06:51; BREAK)
(01:06:52 – 01:08:00; Trivia)
(01:08:01 – 01:08:34; BREAK)
(01:08:35 – 01:38:33; Variations On a Theme: Teenage Criminals)
(01:38:34 – 01:39:36; Contact Info)
(01:39:37 – 01:39:51; Next On The CriterionCast: THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH – CC #304)
(01:39:52 – 01:40:13; THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH on NetFlix)
(01:40:14 – 01:40:28; Goodbyes)
(01:40:29 – 01:41:35; “My Girls” by Animal Collective)
(01:41:36 – 01:42:22; Outtakes!!)
(01:42:23 – 01:42:56; “Where’d The Cheese Go?” by Ween)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, http://GodHelpTheGirl.com

Outro Music by Animal Collective. Learn more on iTunes and on their website, http://AnimalCollective.org

Episode 6 – David Gordon Green’s George Washington

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 00:57:36 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors, Criterion New Releases, they analyze, discuss & highlight CC #152, David Gordon Green’s 2000 release, George Washington, plus Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’; where they discuss other films that relate to the themes of the film they’re reviewing.

This week’s theme: The Rural Effect.

Criterion Trivia Question for the month of September: ‘What was the mascot on the T-singlet in the film, George Washington?”

Please send your answer to CriterionCast@gmail.com. You have until September 30th 2009 to be eligible to win. Please include in your email, Your Name; Your Location; and Your Mailing Address. One winner will be selected out of all the correctly answered entries. The selection of September’s winner will take place during the first episode in October 2009. The winner will receive a $20 gift certificate for The Criterion Store (criterion.com) from The CriterionCast (us).

What do you think of our show? Is there a Criterion Film you would like us to review? Please send you’re feed back: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 206.339.0513 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast or Comment on our blog http://criterioncast.com

Thank You! for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our itunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover CC #314 Robert Besson’s Pickpocket.

ADD IT TO YOUR QUEUE!

(00:00 – 00:36; Clip from George Washington)
(00:37 – 01:10; “A United Theory” by God Help The Girl)
(01:11 – 02:19; Welcome)
(02:20 – 02:27; News & Rumors)
(02:28 – 05:32; The Observer Film Quarterly Top 25 British films made in the last 25 years)
(05:33 – 13:06; IFC/Criterion Partnership)
(13:07 – 18:08; Sylvain Chomet’s The Illusionist)
(18:09 – 18:36; New Releases)
(18:37 – 21:07; Masaki Kobayashi’s The Human Condition)
(21:08 – 23:41; David Mamet’s Homicide)
(23:42 – 27:04; Alexander Korda’s That Hamilton Woman)
(27:05 – 27:49; BREAK)
(27:50 – 59:49; Discussion of David Gordon Green’s George Washington)
(59:06 – 59:49; BREAK)
(59:50 – 01:02:39; Trivia)
(01:02:40 – 01:13:14; BREAK)
(01:13:15 – 01:26:06; Variations of a Theme – The Rural Effect)
(01:26:07 – 01:26:06; Contact Info)
(01:26:07 – 01:26:56; Next on The CriterionCast – Robert Besson’s Pickpocket)
(01:26:57 – 01:27:40; Goodbyes)
(01:27:41 – 01:29:06; “Sovay” by Andrew Bird)
(01:29:07 – 01:30:10; Outtakes!!)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, http://GodHelpTheGirl.com

Outro Music by Andrew Bird. Learn more on iTunes and his website, http://andrewbird.net.

Episode 5 – Andrei Tarkovsky’s Solaris

Ryan Gallagher — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 06:37:25 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion Colllection News & Rumors, Criterion New Releases, they review & discuss CC #164, Andrei Tarkovsky’s 1972 sci-fi film, SOLARIS. Plus Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’: where they discuss other films that relate to the themes of the film they’re reviewing.

This week’s theme: Hallucinations in Film.

Criterion Trivia Question for the month of August: ‘What star of 1930s French Cinema makes a cameo in THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC?’ HINT: This actor appears in a handful of Criterion Collection releases.

Please send your answer to CriterionCast@gmail.com. You have until August 31st 2009 to be eligible to win (NOTE: WE’VE EXTENDED THE DEADLINE TO SEPTEMBER 4TH 2009). Please include in your email, Your Name; Your Locaction; and Your Mailing Address. One winner will be selected out of all the correctly answered entries. The selection of August’s winner will take place during the first episode in September 2009. The winner will receive a $10 gift certificate for The Criterion Store (criterion.com) from The CriterionCast (us).

Thank You! for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our itunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover CC #152 David Gordon Green’s GEORGE WASHINGTON.

ADD IT TO YOUR QUEUE!

(0:00 – 3:09; Intro, Greetings & Contact Info)

(3:10; Criterion News & Rumors)

(3:14 – 10:08; Bored To Death on HBO)

(10:09 – 17:29; Terry Gilliam wants to work for Pixar)

(17:30 – 24:57; Jane Campion’s Bright Star Trailer)

(24:58 – 30:19; Criterion New Releases)

(30:20 – 30:54; BREAK)

(30:55 – 1:16:45; CC #164 Solaris)

(1:16:46 – 1:17:19; BREAK)

(1:17:20 – 1:18:58; Criterion Trivia Question)

(1:18:59 – 1:19:20; BREAK)

(1:19:21 – 1:51:03; Variations on a Theme)

(1:51:04 – 1:51:13; BREAK)

(1:51:14 – 1:54:31; Next up on The CriterionCast, Contract Info & Goodbyes)

(1:54:32 – 1:55:28; Bloopers!!)

Credits:

Intro Music by God Help The Girl. Learn more on iTunes and their website, http://GodHelpTheGirl.com

Episode 4 – Mike Leigh’s Naked

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:50:20 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie!, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors, Criterion New Releases, they review & discuss CC #307, Mike Leigh’s 1993 film, NAKED, plus Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’; where they discuss other films that relate to the themes of the film they’re reviewing.

This week’s theme will cover movies with no plot.

Please send your answer to CriterionCast@gmail.com. You have until August 31st 2009 to be eligible to win. Please include in your email, Your Name; Your Locaction; and Your Mailing Address. One winner will be selected out of all the correctly answered entries. The selection of August’s winner will take place during the first episode in September 2009. The winner will receive a $10 gift certificate for The Criterion Store (criterion.com) from The CriterionCast (us).

Thank You! for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our itunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover CC#164 Andrei Tarkovsky’s SOLARIS.

ADD IT TO YOUR QUEUE!

Episode 3 – Carl Theodor Dreyer’s The Passion of Joan of Arc

Ryan Gallagher — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 06:07:32 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors, Criterion New Releases, they review & discuss CC #62, Carl Th. Dryer’s 1928 silent film, THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC, plus Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’; where they discuss other films that relate to the themes of the film they’re reviewing.

This week’s theme is persecution in cinema.

Criterion Trivia Question for the month of August: ‘What star of 1930s French Cinema makes a cameo in THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC?’

Please send your answer to CriterionCast@gmail.com. You have until August 31st 2009 to be eligible to win. One winner will be selected out of all the correctly answered entries. The selection of August’s winner will take place during the first episode in September 2009. The winner will receive a $10 gift certificate for The Criterion Store (critertion.com) from The CriterionCast (us).

Thank You! for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and please leave your reviews in our itunes feed.

Our next episode we will cover CC#307 Mike Leigh’s NAKED.

ADD IT TO YOUR QUEUE!

Episode 2 – Terry Gilliam’s Time Bandits

Ryan Gallagher — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 04:48:35 +0000

This is the podcast dedicated to The Criterion Collection. Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss Criterion News & Rumors, Criterion New Releases, they review & discuss CC #37, Terry Gilliam’s 1981 film, TIME BANDITS, Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’; where they discuss other films that relate to the themes of the film we’re reviewing.

This week the theme is time travel & technology gone awry on film.

Criterion Trivia Question for the month of July: ‘What was the voicemail box number of cop#223?’ and ‘What was his voicemail password?’

Please send your answer to CriterionCast@gmail.com. You have until July 31st 2009 to be eligible to win. One winner will be selected out of all the correctly answered entries. The selection of July’s winner will take place during the first episode in August 2009. The winner will receive a $10 gift certificate for The Criterion Store (critertion.com) from The CriterionCast (us).

What do you think of our show? Is there a Criterion Film you would like us to review? Please send you’re feed back to CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voicemail line @ 206.339.0513 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast or Comment on our blog.

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Our next episode we will cover CC#62 Carl Th. Dreyer’s THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC.

ADD IT TO YOUR QUEUE ALREADY!!

Episode 1 – Wong Kar-wai’s Chungking Express

Ryan Gallagher — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 13:49:12 +0000

Rudie, Ryan & Travis discuss: ‘What We’ve Been Watching This Week?’, Criterion News, we review Wong Kar-Wai’s 1994 film: Chungking Express (#453), Criterion Trivia, and ‘Variations of a Theme’; where we discuss other films that relate to the themes of the film we’re featuring. This week the theme is loneliness in film.

The Criterion Trivia Question for July is: ‘What was the voice mail box number of cop #223?’ and ‘What was his voice mail password?’

What do you think of our show? Is there a Criterion Film you would like us to review? Please send you’re feed back: CriterionCast@gmail.com or call our voice mail line @ 206.339.0513 or follow us on twitter @CriterionCast.

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Our next episode we will cover Terry Gilliam’s Time Bandits.