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Showing posts with label The Ls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Ls. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Film Pigeons Episode 127: Lockout, Last Train Home, Guy Pearce

On this episode of the Film Pigeons podcast we continue our trek through the letter L by reviewing two more films.  First up is Lockout, the Guy Pearce starring space prisony, first daughter rescuing action flick from last year.  This is followed by a review of the Chinese documentary Last Train Home which focuses on the plight of urban Chinese workers traveling back to their rural homes.  We also provide a monetary evaluation of Guy Pearce. 

SHOW CONTENTS

Lockout - 16:19
Last Train Home - 41:06
Guy Pearce - 1:10:06

SHOW LINKS

Music this week is from The Leisure Society

Opening - Fight For Everyone
Closing - One Man and his Fug

Lockout
Last Train Home




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Monday, April 15, 2013

Film Pigeons Episode 126: To Live and Die in LA, Life of Pi

On this episode of the Film Pigeons podcast we see more of William Petersen then absolutely necessary and Mark finally learns the meaning of pi as we review William Friedkin's To Live and Die in LA and Ang Lee's Life of Pi.  Mark also waxes poetic about dancing in the aisles to Step Up 3 and Channing Tatum's chest and Andrew conducts a rousing if rigged round of movie trivia. 

SHOW CONTENTS

To Live and Die in LA - 15:47
Life of Pi - 39:39

SHOW LINKS

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Music this week is from Your Favorite Enemies

Intro - From the City to the Sea
Closing - Anyone

To Live and Die in LA
Life of Pi



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Monday, April 8, 2013

Film Pigeons Episode 125: Lethal Weapon 2, Letters from Iwo Jima, Top 4 LA films

This week we answer the eternal burning questions that plague mankind as we continue our cinematic march through the letter l.

Lethal Weapon 2 - Is Danny Glover indeed getting to old for this $#!&?  Find out as we review the Joe Pesci classic Lethal Weapon 2.

Letters From Iwo Jima - Are there empty chairs of tyranny scattered like Easter eggs in every Eastwood film including the Oscar nominated World War II drama Letters from Iwo Jima?  Shut up! and find the answer in this episode.

We also deliver a paltry sampling of our top 4 LA films - some of which actually (partially) take place in Los Angeles.

Lethal Weapon 2 - 27:03
Letters from Iwo Jima - 53:00
Top 4 Los Angeles Films - 1:24:25

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Music this week is from Little Green Cars

Introduction - Big Red Dragon
Closing - The John Wayne

A Cat in Paris
Hunchback of Notre Dame
Lethal Weapon 2
Letters from Iwo Jima



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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Film Pigeons Episode 123: Lord of War, Leaving Las Vegas, Nicolas Cage

On this episode of the Film Pigeons podcast we celebrate film-making luminary Nicolas Cage by releasing some exaggerated shouts of joy as we review two of his "l" titled films.
-Lord of War - Cage is screamtastic as a bulgy eyed gun smuggler who smuggles guns.  If only we can stop him from smuggling our hearts then the world would be safe!
-Leaving Las Vegas - The nadir of Cage - the film that officially made him a better actor than Robert Mitchum, Orson Welles, Cary Grant and Brad Pitt COMBINED!  The film that makes drinking yourself to death look sexy - all thanks to Nic Cage!
We also offer our monetary evaluation of Cage's career to date.

SHOW CONTENTS

Lord of War - 39:08
Leaving Las Vegas - 1:11:16
Nicolas Cage - 1:48:35

SHOW LINKS
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Music is from Loch Lomond

Opening - Tiny Steps
Transition 1 - Virgin Mountain
Transition 2 - Your Eyes
Transition 3 - Kicking With Your Feet
Closing - Black Dresses

Argo
Lincoln
Lord of War
Leaving Las Vegas





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Saturday, March 2, 2013

Film Pigeons Episode 122: The Lady Eve, L'enfant

On this episode of the Film Pigeons podcast we continue our cinematic march through the alphabet by reviewing these two "l" films:
-The Lady Eve - another black and white opus from Jason's favorite cinematic year - 1941.  Can we resist the temptation?
-L'Enfant - So French, it's Belgian!  Is this Dardenne brother film a nonstop thrill ride of baby selling, child corrupting and social realist drama?  Uh....
In other stuff for this episode Mark continues his top 100 countdown and Andrew leads us through a revealing bit of trivia in which we learn just how far Mark will go to protect his child.

SHOW CONTENTS
The Lady Eve - 43:03
L'Enfant - 1:19:20

SHOW LINKS
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Music this week is from Langhorne Slim

Introduction - Two Crooked Hearts
Transition 1 - Cinderella
Transition 2 - Drowning
Closing - Leaving My Love

The Lady Eve
L'Enfant



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Monday, February 11, 2013

Film Pigeons Episode 120 (Life is Beautiful, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp)

This episode of the Film Pigeons podcast we cover a couple of quintessential "best" films as we continue our march through the letter L.  We discuss what is often considered one of the "best" British films in Powell and Pressburger's Life and Death of Colonel Blimp.  We also discuss Life is Beautiful which is often considered the best film directed by a man who later went on to play a bizarre wooden man-puppet.  Jason and Andrew also talk about Spielberg's Lincoln and Jason brings in some film trivia. 

SHOW CONTENTS

Life is Beautiful - 28:42
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp - 1:12:10

SHOW LINKS

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Music this week is from Boats.

Opening - We Got Pillows and Blankets
Transition 1 - Animated GIFs
Transition 2 - O Jumbotron
Closing - Getting Worst.jpeg

Searching For Sugar Man
Beasts of the Southern Wild
Lincoln
Life is Beautiful
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp




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Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Film Pigeons Episode 119: A League of their Own, Leon: The Professional

Trying to release some more recent episodes so our reviews are actually current.  We'll try and dip into the archives once a week as well.

On this episode we focus on unparalleled professionalism as we review two more L titled films.  We start things up with the farcical take on women's professional baseball that is A League of their Own.  We follow that up with a review of one of Mark and Jason's favorites Leon: The Professional.  Sprinkle in some film trivia and you have this week's episode.

SHOW CONTENTS

A League of their Own - 17:24
Leon: The Professional -52:53
E-mail us at filmpigeons@gmail.com
Music this week is from Little Brazil

Introduction - Last Night
Transition 1 - On the Ropes
Transition 2 - Pointing Fingers
Closing - Now

SHOW LINKS

A League of their Own
Leon: The Professional



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Sunday, January 20, 2013

Film Pigeons Episode 118: Last Action Hero, LA Confidential, Kevin Spacey

On this episode of the Film Pigeons podcast we launch into the letter L by reviewing two bona-fide classics.  First up is the Curtis Hanson directed, Oscar nominated, neo-noir landmark L.A. Confidential.  And our second undisputed classic is the Arnold Schwarzenegger meta action vehicle Last Action Hero.  We also monetarily evaluate the acting value of Kevin Spacey

SHOW CONTENTS

Last Action Hero - 21:21
L.A. Confidential - 36:36
Kevin Spacey - 1:10:41

SHOW LINKS

E-mail us at filmpigeons@gmail.com

Music this week is from The Lone Bellow

Introduction - The One You Should've Let go
Transition 1 - Teach Me to Know
Transition 2 - You Never Need Nobody
Transition 3 - Tree to Grow
Closing - Green Eyes and a Heart of Gold

The Walking Dead
Psych
Argo
Last Action Hero
L.A. Confidential



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