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Smug Film Podcast Episode #7 – Acting Class / Steven Seagal / Homegrown Cinema
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On this episode, I am joined by fellow Smug Film contributors John D’Amico and Jenna Ipcar. We discuss an acting class John took, Jenna’s foray into the films of Steven Seagal, and for our main topic, we tackle the idea of homegrown cinema. As always, we go on tangents along the way, take a quick break for a movie joke by comedian Anthony Kapfer, and then close the show with questions from our mailbag.
If you have a movie-related question you’d like answered on the show, leave it in the comments or email us at Podcast@SmugFilm.com.
If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe on iTunes, and leave a rating and a comment on there as well. Doing this helps us immensely as far as our ranking on there, which is what allows people to be able to discover us. Word of mouth is always best of all though, so spread the word!
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Tagged 2000 Maniacs, 30 for 30: Muhammed and Larry, 30 rock, above the law, adaptation, annie hall, anthony kapfer, Baghdad Cafe, be kind rewind, Beautiful Girls, Black Swan, blade, Block Party, Blue in the Face, Bored to Death, breaking bad, buffalo 66, clerks, Cobra, cody clarke, Deep Blue Sea, deliverance, Die Hard, do the right thing, dog day afternoon, Drive, excessive force, film podcast, film podcasts, fire down below, first blood, frances ha, Gator, goodfellas, hard to kill, Highball, Homicide, House of Games, Inside Llewyn Davis, Interview with Joan Darling by John D'Amico, jenna ipcar, john damico, justified, Kids, Last Night at the Alamo, Law and Order, Let's Dump Water On A Dead Pig With Maggots, Lethal Weapon, Little Fugitive, louie, Louisiana Story, mad men, mary tyler moore, mash, master and commander, movie podcast, movie podcasts, Mr. Jealousy, My Winnipeg, Naked City, Nebraska, Next Stop Greenwich Village, Night Fever, on deadly ground, out for justice, Pete and Pete, red hook summer, Resident Evil, rocky, Saturday, seinfeld, Serpico, shame, Smoke, Smokey and the Bandit, smug film, smug film podcast, smugfilm, sopranos, speed, Spider Baby, spring breakers, Street Scene, Suddenly, Taking of Pelham 123, Taking of Pelham 123 remake, terminator, the avengers, The Cruise, the dark knight, The Greatest, The Karate Kid: Part III, The Man with the Golden Arm, The Manchurian Candidate, the matrix, The One, The Road Warrior, The Savage Eye, The Squid and the Whale, The Toxic Avenger, The Wanderers, The Warriors, the we and the i, The Whole Shooting Match, twin peaks, Ugly Betty, ugly betty green screen, Vampires, Wake in Fright, White Lightning, wild at heart, Yellowneck
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Smug Film Podcast Episode #3 – Movies That Got Us Into Movies (4/21/14)
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On this episode, I am joined by fellow Smug Film contributors John D’Amico and Jenna Ipcar. We discuss the movies that got us into movies, and were our gateway into obsession. As always, we go on tangents along the way, take a quick break for a movie joke by comedian Anthony Kapfer, and then close the show with questions from our mailbag.
If you have a question for the show, leave it in the comments or email us at Podcast@SmugFilm.com.
If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe on iTunes, and leave a rating and a comment on there as well. Doing this helps us immensely as far as our ranking on there, which is what allows people to be able to discover us. Word of mouth is always best of all though, so spread the word!
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Tagged 2001, 2001 a space odyssey, 29 days later, a clockwork orange, a hard day's night, alan mehrez, albert magnoli, alfred hitchcock, aliens, altered states, anthony kapfer, anthony kapfer comedian, apollo 13, back to the future, batman, batman begins, batman tv show, battlestar galactica, big, blake edwards, bloodsport 2, bloodsport ii, blow, blue velvet, breakfast at tiffany's, breakfast on pluto, brian depalma, bryan singer, buckaroo banzai, casablanca, christian nyby, christopher nolan, chuck russell, cody clarke, commando, danny boyle, david cronenberg, dawn of the dead, dawson's creek, death wish, detour, disco pigs, do the right thing, don hartman, don siegel, donnie darko, ed wood, edgar g. ulmer, edgar wright, eric rohmer, ernest b schoedsack, ethan coen, fargo, ferris bueller's day off, film joke, film jokes, film podcast, forrest gump, francis ford coppola, frank oz, geoff murphy, george romero, going home, groundhog day, hal ashby, handbuilt city, handbuiltcity.org, harold and maude, harold ramis, herbert b. leonard, holiday affair, howard hawks, irvin s. yeaworth, irvin s. yeaworth jr., james bridges, james cameron, jaws, jenna ipcar, joe vs. the volcano, joel coen, john badham, john carney, john damico, john ford, john g. avildsen, john hughes, john patrick shanley, joseph kosinski, jurassic park, ken loach, ken russell, king kong, kirsten sheridan, krzysztof kieslowski, kurt neumann, lee unkrich, lost, lost highway, magnolia, manhunter, mark l. lester, marnie, merian c. cooper, miami vice, michael curtiz, michael mann, mike's murder, movie joke, movie jokes, movie podcast, mystery science theater 3000, nashville, neil jordan, network, night of the living dead, o brother where art thou, o' brother, on the edge, paul thomas anderson, pauline at the beach, pee wee's big adventure, peewee's big adventure, peggy sue got married, penelope spheeris, penny marshall, peter yates, plan 9 from outer space, podcast, podcast ad, podcast advertising, princess bride, pulp fiction, purple rain, quentin tarantino, raising arizona, rambo, rambo; first blood part ii, red eye, ricahrd lester, richard donner, richard kelly, rob reiner, robert altman, robert zemeckis, rocky, ron howard, rushmore, saved by the bell, saving private ryan, scarface, seinfeld, shaun of the dead, sidney lumet, smug film, smug film podcast, smugfilm, smugfilm podcast, spike lee, sponsor a podcast, stand by me, stanley kubrick, star trek, stephen lisberger, steven spielberg, sunshine, ted demme, ted kotcheff, the adventures of buckaroo banzai across the 8th dimension, the big lebowski, the birds, the blob, the blob remake, the boondock saints, the breakfast club, the decalogue, the fly, the fly remake, the friends of eddie coyle, the goonies, the handbuilt city, the lone ranger, the princess bride, the terminator, the thing from another world, the usual suspects, the wind that shakes the barley, the wonder years, thief, tim burton, toy story 3, tron, tron legacy, troy duffy, under siege 2, under siege 2: dark territory, upstream, upstream john ford, w.d. richter, wargames, wayne's world, wes anderson, wes craven, what about bob, where art thou?, who framed roger rabbit, zack snyder
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R.I.P. James Rebhorn: Greg & Cody’s Thoughts
Greg DeLiso: Why are all of these cool people dying? Harold Ramis right after Philip Seymour Hoffman and Bob Casale from Devo, and now, a guy I’m ashamed to say I did not know the name of. But, his face, his voice, and his performances were a huge part of my childhood.
Independence Day was a huge theater going experience for me as a kid. My mom took me one Summer afternoon when I was ten years old, and it was like my The Day the Earth Stood Still or The Blob—a fun excursion into the bigness of movies, the kind of stuff Spielberg and Scorsese talk about from their youth.
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Tagged 30 rock, al pacino, austin pendleton, bob casale, bradley whitford, carlitos way, cat's eye, cody clarke, david paymer, devo, greg deliso, harold ramis, independence day, james rebhorn dead, james rebhorn death, james rebhorn eulogy, james rebhorn tribute, jurassic park, little fockers, marisa tomei, martin scorsese, meet the fockers, meet the parents, my cousin vinny, my fellow american, philip seymour hoffman, r.i.p. james rebhorn, rip james rebhorn, s blank check, scent of a woman, seinfeld, shadows and fog, silkwood, sleepwalk with me, smug film, smugfilm, steven spielberg, the blob, the day the earth stood still, the game, the matrix, tom mccarthy
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10 More Must-Read Smug Film Posts (We’ve Reached 150 Posts! Woo!)
While y’all are recovering from food comas, why not catch up on your Smug Film reading? This week, we reached 150 posts, and chances are, you haven’t read all of them. Back when we hit the 100 post mark, we made a list of 10 Must-Read Smug Film Posts, so if you haven’t read the ones on there, definitely do so. And if you have, here’s 10 more, culled from our 50 posts since then:
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Tagged alex hiatt, cody clarke, free movies, genghis blues, good free movies, great free movies, great youtube movies, greg deliso, harpodeon, how to watch a film, how to watch a movie, john damico, libertarian films, libertarian movies, roko belic, roko belic interview, sam henry kass, seinfeld, smug film, smugfilm, strongman, w. dustin alligood, youtube movies, zachary levy
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The 10 Best Movies Ever Made
The cinematic powers-that-be tend to decree that Citizen Kane is the best movie ever made, or sometimes Raging Bull. I don’t have a problem with that appraisal. It’s fun. Lists are fun—they expose people to cool movies they may not have heard of, and cause debates over who’s the most badass horror villain from the 80s, or what the best movies for libertarians are.
However, what is annoying is that whenever these movie freemasons decide that Vertigo is the third-best movie of all time or something, it causes all the opinion-scavenging cinephiles-in-training to rant their little hearts out about how The Rules of the Game or whatever really deserves to be ranked third-best. These lists also do a good job of tricking people into thinking The Godfather is artistically superior to Back to the Future, which is ridiculous.
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Tagged 10 best movies, 10 best movies ever made, 10 best movies of all time, AFi 100 movies, alvin and the chipmunks 2: the squeakquel, american movie, back to the future, back to the future: part 2, back to the future: part ii, blue valentine, citizen kane, comedian, fellini, field of dreams, forrest gump, ghostbusters, greg deliso, imdb top 250, indiana jones, paradise lost, paradise lost 2, raging bull, raiders of the lost ark, raising arizona, satyricon, seinfeld, shawshank redemption, signs, small town ecstasy, smug film, smugfilm, stone reader, the 10 best movies ever made, the 10 best movies of all time, the burbs, the godfather, the hangover, the king of kong, the king of kong: a fistful of quarters, the last crusade, the notebook, the postman, the rules of the game, the shawshank redemption, the temple of doom, transformers, tremors, upstream color, vertigo, when harry met sally
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