
In this podcast, we talk about our own approach to screenwriting and filmmaking, discuss great works of cinema, and blasphemously imagine how they could be remade. Each week we tackle a movie widely considered to be a "great film". We ask the important questions: How would you remake this as a family film? What's the no-budget version? How do you turn this into a 10-episode Netflix series? Join us... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Peter and Andrew examine Damien Chazelle's intense 2014 drama Whiplash, exploring the toxic relationship between an ambitious young drummer and his abusive instructor. They analyze J.K. Simmons' powerhouse performance, discuss whether the film glorif... more
Peter and Andrew examine Joseph Mankiewicz's 1950 masterpiece All About Eve, exploring how this dialogue-driven drama about ambition and betrayal in the theater world remains timelessly relevant. They analyze the film's sharp wit, discuss the legenda... more
Peter and Andrew explore Hayao Miyazaki's 2001 animated masterpiece Spirited Away, examining how it captures the essence of childhood through a young girl's journey in a magical spirit world. They discuss Miyazaki's unique animation style, the film's... more
Peter and Andrew explore Francis Ford Coppola's ambitious 1974 sequel The Godfather Part II, analyzing its groundbreaking dual timeline structure that tells both Vito's rise and Michael's fall. They discuss whether this complex narrative experiment i... more
Peter and Andrew tackle Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 masterpiece The Godfather, exploring why it's widely considered the greatest film ever made. They analyze the film's unique structure following Michael's transformation, discuss Marlon Brando's icon... more
Peter and Andrew tackle the beloved Christmas classic It's a Wonderful Life in their holiday special, examining how Frank Capra's 1946 film became a cultural phenomenon despite its initial box office failure. They explore the film's unusual structure... more
Peter and Andrew dive into Quentin Tarantino's groundbreaking 1994 masterpiece Pulp Fiction, exploring how its nonlinear storytelling, unforgettable dialogue, and interwoven storylines revolutionized cinema. They analyze the film's unique structure, ... more
Peter and Andrew explore the 1938 swashbuckling classic The Adventures of Robin Hood, examining how Errol Flynn's iconic performance and Michael Curtiz's direction created the template for all future action-adventure films. They discuss the film's su... more
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The content navigates the intricate world of cinema with a focus on screenwriting and filmmaking, where hosts share their personal takes on classic and influential films. Discussions encompass not only the essence of the films themselves but also imaginative remakes and reinterpretations, highlighting alternative formats that could refresh familiar stories. Each episode's exploration includes thematic analysis, storytelling techniques, and creative process insights, making it relevant for aspiring filmmakers, screenwriters, and film enthusiasts alike.
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