Show Name - 11/07/2011
Show Number - 77
Real Date - 7th November 2011
Host(s) - Matthew Rorie (77) - Alex Navarro (68)
Podcast Description
Rorie and Alex talk down Harold, Kumar, Tower, Heist, Walking, and Dead! Also: Hell On Wheels, what we're still watching in the fall season, user questions, and birthday discussions! It's the time of the season for podcast!
Podcast
00:00:00 - Intro theme tune
00:00:30 - I'm Matthew Rorie - I'm Alex Navarro
00:01:30 - Saints row the 3rd
00:02:30 - Puss in boots
00:03:30 - A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas
00:04:30 - Brett Ratner
00:05:30 - Tower Heist
00:06:00 - In Time
00:06:30 - Eddie Murphy
00:08:30 - Red Dragon - Manhunter
00:09:00 - X-Men: The Last Stand - Rush Hour
00:10:30 - Bill Simmons
00:13:30 - John Cho - House - Karl Penn
00:17:00 - Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
00:18:00 - Blade Runner
00:19:30 - The Muppets - The Flight of the Conchords - Bret McKenzie
00:20:30 - Jack and jill - Immortals
00:21:00 - Happy feet 2 - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 1
00:21:30 - hugo - the descendants
00:22:00 - The Walking Dead
00:22:30 - Shane Walsh - Lori Grimes - Rick Grimes
00:25:00 - Daryl Dixon -
00:30:00 - michael rooker - Merle Dixon
00:31:00 - Robert Kirkman
00:33:00 - data - deanna troi
00:33:30 - Hell on wheels
00:34:00 - Deadwood - Timothy Olyphant - Ian McShane
00:36:30 - Anson Mount - Ted Levine - Common
00:38:30 - Tom Noonan - Terra Nova
00:41:00 - Grimm - Once Upon a Time
00:41:30 - Chuck
00:42:30 - Awake - Jason Isaacs
00:44:00 - American Horror Story - Nip/tuck
00:44:30 - 21 jump street - Channing Tatum
00:47:00 - The vow - Johnny Depp
00:47:30 - The A-team - Starsky & Hutch
00:49:00 - Childrens' Hospital - Watchmen
00:51:00 - Denzel Washington
00:52:00 - Ridley Scott - David Lynch
00:52:30 - Ronald D. Moore - Duncan Jones
00:53:00 - Moon - Source code
00:53:30 - Vangelis
00:55:00 - Marmaduke
00:55:30 - James Bond
00:56:00 - Quantum of Solace - Marc Forster
00:57:00 - Casino Royale - Sam Mendes
00:58:30 - George Lazenby - Javier Bardem
00:59:00 - J. J. Abrams - Benicio Del Toro
00:59:30 - George Lucas
User Questions
http://www.screened.com/profile/sgtpierceface/
Hey duders. With all the hate for remakes these days, I would like to know which remake would you like to see? (this question might be a repeat, so sorry if it's been asked before!)
Rorie - In Time
Alex - intresting
Rorie - In Time 2: Just in time
Rorie - I'm joking
Rorie - The NeverEnding Story
Alex - Yes
Rorie - Do it and go balls to the wall crazy
Alex - I've got nothing
http://www.screened.com/profile/foxmulder/
I recently really got into John Hughes movies this past year. I watched all of them and loved some and disliked others. But what I did like I really really loved (Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller, Uncle Buck). I was wondering which John Hughes written but not directed movies were worth watching?
Thanks Screened Dudes!
Rorie - I'd need to look that up
Alex - Same here
Rorie - Good lord, he wrote the beethoven films!
Alex - Clearly Flubber is the answer!
http://www.screened.com/profile/shimmy/
Hey fells, are there any genres that were once popular that you'd like to see more directors tackle? I'm thinking western, noir, screwball comedy, etc... (funny that the Cohen brothers have done all three). More specifically, are there any directors in particular that you'd like to see take on a genre otherwise unfamiliar to them?
Rorie - There are very few dead genre of films
Rorie - Noire is really the only genre that could be considered dead.
Alex - terrence malick direct something he didn't write
Alex - David Lynch attacking the teen sex film
http://www.screened.com/profile/walkingcarpet/
Hey screened peoples, I got way into 80's horror movies this fall on a whim, watching a lot of classics like Alien and Aliens, The Thing, and the Evil Dead movies for the first time (in no small part to Alex's Besties video for The Thing). My question it two fold, what other 80's horror movies would you recommend, and what are some modern horror movies that you guys think are good (actual horror, gore porn doesn't do anything for me).
Thanks!
Alex - The thing is a horror film
Alex - Aliens is action, Alien is horror.
Rorie - I'm drawing a blank
Alex - The first few hellraiser films
Alex - The blob remake
http://www.screened.com/profile/matthew/
Are you able to differentiate watching a movie for pleasure opposed to watching it for work? Can you make that conscious decision to flip that switch, or has your time at Screened strengthened your subconscious critic?
Rorie, have you any room in your heart for the Feline race? Alex, how hard is it to break a drumstick whilst drumming?
You both (all?) are awesome. Much love from Reno!
Rorie - I wish i could watch more movies for pleasure, i watch tv for pure pleasure
Alex - I tend to criticise slightly even when watching for entertainment
http://www.screened.com/profile/naxwell/
Who has the most dignity left, Wes Craven or John Carpenter?
Rorie - John Carpenter
Alex - I disagree. In a recent interview i read John Carpenter was talking about how he only liked remakes if he was being paid.
http://www.screened.com/profile/advent_crash/
So I was thinking about how to improve the movie In Time and thought of this movie and I was wondering what you guys think.
It's a time in the future where everyone is genetically altered to be a douchebag. Everyone is assigned a a wrist device and every day a name of a person nearby appears on your wrist device and you have to hunt that person out and punch them in the face, but somewhere out there someone has your name! What do you think of this as a starting point?
Rorie - Sounds a better video game than film
Women of the podcast
That's a wrap
So that is me kind of done. Encase you didn't read the summary from episode 76, this Behind the screened door summary is my last regular entry. I'm not saying I won't do another, its just not going to be weekly. Maybe I shall resurrect it for special events. The 100th podcast, an Oscar special or a film of the year discussion and the like.
Don't worry i'm not abandoning screened. I just don't have the available free time to continue lightly documenting the podcast. Hope you have enjoyed what I i've produced. I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy writing the summaries each week.
