The 50th episode spectacular has arrived! Our season finale of 'AnotherLook' has the dynamic duo talking Jade with two good friends and special guests - celebrating William Friedkin, 90s erotic thrillers, camp and absurdity, the new 4K edition from Vinegar Syndrome, and much more!
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Batman Begins
Our road to fifty episodes continues with a personal favorite of Corey's - Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins! Listen up as the 'AnotherLook' dynamic duo discusses the reinvention of its caped crusader, Nolan's transition from puzzle-box filmmaker to blockbuster champion, and much more.
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The Phoenician Scheme
A new Wes Anderson confection is always a treat, so Corey and Will decided to discuss their initial impressions of his latest work - The Phoenician Scheme! Listen up as we talk Wes Anderson's often-parodied but never replicated visual style, his form of mannered ensemble performances, and the ways in which he continues to evolve the craft of his universes.
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On The Waterfront
The 'AnotherLook' duo goes classical with a revisit of a cherished masterwork - Elia Kazan's On The Waterfront. Listen up as Will and Corey examine the film's synthesis of realism and style, Marlon Brando as a star and actor, not to mention the controversy surrounding Elia Kazan. Join us as we aim to be contenders of this lauded favorite.
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The Shawshank Redemption
What else is there to say about The Shawshank Redemption (1994)? The AnotherLook duo is eager to push the boundaries and see what else can be gleamed from this landmark prison drama. Corey's pick for the week has the podcast discussing early-childhood movie moments, sturdy Hollywood storytelling/style, Morgan Freeman's narration, and much more!
Corey and Will are two buds who love movies. Each week, they will analyze one film that they believe deserves another look! Whether it's a film that slipped through the cracks, or a nostalgic favorite - this podcast is about reconnecting and reexamining personal histories through cinema.
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