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CRWN Cinema Podcast

Podcast CRWN Cinema Podcast
CRWN Cinema
Just dudes that make movies, breaking down movies, live on a podcast. If you enjoy popular movies, sh*t-talk, and film breakdowns you've come to the right place...

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  • #094 - "The Godfather Part II" - The Rise and Fall of a Family
    In this episode, we break down The Godfather Part II, diving deep into Michael Corleone’s compelling character arc, the intricate storytelling, and the significant scenes that solidify the movie as a cinematic masterpiece. We explore how the sequel expands on the themes of power, betrayal, and legacy, providing unique insights into the film’s rich narrative and Francis Ford Coppola's genius direction.Chapters:00:00:00 Post movie discussion: Make sense it’s called the greatest00:03:55 The difference between Michael & Vito's reign as Don00:12:51 The contrast between Part I & Part II opening scenes00:16:50 The greatest mistake a Senator could ever make00:23:49 Lighting tricks that show the fault in the family00:25:08 The poor men Connie date00:27:22 The destruction of Michael’s idea of family00:31:01 The women in Michael's life cause him to change00:32:29 When Kay tells him the brutal truth00:36:05 The difference in Michael closing off Kay in Part I & II00:39:34 You just love to hate Fredo00:46:24 Uncle Junior with The Godfather appearance00:48:39 Why Vito's backstory is so significant00:50:18 Would Vito have killed Fredo00:54:19 Why the ending is perfect00:57:30 Dialogue to music level, not good00:59:06 Our ratings01:01:47 Final thoughts01:05:22 Cue the music
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  • #093 - "Parasite" - The Perfect Display of Visual Storytelling
    In this episode, we dive into Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite, discussing the powerful symbolism and metaphors layered throughout the film. We break down how the camera work conveys deeper meaning and explore the meticulous attention to detail in the framing that reveals the social commentary at the heart of the movie. Join us as we analyze Parasite's hidden messages and cinematic brilliance.Chapters:00:00:00 Intro discussion: Post movie reaction, disclaimers, and Oscar worthiness00:04:15 Part 1: The incredible visual storytelling00:07:49 The problems of the rich family + The titles TRIPLE meaning00:21:33 The difference between a little hope and no hope00:27:11 MORE on the visual storytelling00:33:03 Cool story how Bong Joon-Ho got his lead in this movie00:36:01 Bong Joon-Ho's acceptance speech and Scorsese praise00:40:00 MORE visual storytelling: The elevation difference00:42:27 The most brutal scene in the movie00:45:22 The unique way the story reveals the thoughts behind the Parks00:48:02 MORE visual storytelling: Crossing the line00:52:40 Our rating and review00:55:49 Final thoughts00:59:15 Cue the music
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  • #092 - "The Godfather" - When Fate Gives You an Offer You Can’t Refuse
    In this episode, we break down The Godfather and dive deep into Michael Corleone's legendary character arc. We analyze key scenes that define his transformation from reluctant outsider to ruthless mafia boss. We also explore the intricate storytelling that made this movie a timeless masterpiece, uncovering the subtle details that bring its characters and themes to life.Chapters:00:00:00 Intro Conversation: Gray's first impressions, fun facts 00:07:25 Breaking down the opening scene00:11:46 The personality intention of each brother00:17:24 Going deep on Michaels character arc00:24:49 Michaels first sign of power00:33:04 Michaels turning point toward his corruption00:36:43 When Michael’s fate is sealed00:41:07 Why Michaels final actions aren't vengeful00:44:27 Al Pacino's perfect performance00:45:51 The complete 180 in Michaels character traits00:47:54 What is store for the rest of the trilogy00:49:18 Michael has the ultimate game00:52:08 All about Apollonia00:58:29 Discussing Al Pacino characters01:01:45 Our ratings and review of The Godfather01:07:05 Final thoughts: One more example of brilliant cinematography01:09:09 Cue the music
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  • #091 - "Shutter Island" - Every Clue You Might Have Missed
    In this episode of CRWN Cinema Podcast, we dive deep intoShutter Island and reveal the hidden clues scattered throughout the film that hint at the shocking plot twist. From subtle lines of dialogue to visual hints in the background, we uncover the layers of deception woven into Martin Scorsese’s brilliant psychological thriller. Get ready for an in-depth analysis of how the film masterfully builds toward its mind-bending conclusion.Chapters:00:00:00 Intro Conversation: Leo DiCaprio's insane work ethic00:07:02 How Shutter Island is a different movie on the second watch00:11:11 The brilliant way of hiding the twist00:14:33 Revealing ALL the clues that Teddy Daniels is crazy00:37:34 The brutal ending is the reason Scorsese made the movie00:41:29 The inspiration Scorsese took from classic paintings00:45:54 The significance of the opening shot00:47:32 How water and fire tell you what's real and not real00:54:26 The biggest goof in the movie00:55:38 Our ratings and star rating00:59:18 Final thoughts01:00:53 Cue the music
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  • #090 - "Prisoners" - The Dark Genius of Prisoners: Themes, Symbolism, and Cinematography
    In this episode, we dive into Prisoners and unpack everything that makes this film so hauntingly powerful. We explore its dark themes, layered symbolism, and masterful cinematography, while also reacting to the gripping performances by Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. From the film's brutal storytelling to the intense emotions it evokes, we break down what makes Prisoners one of Denis Villeneuve's most unforgettable films. PRISONERS is about: Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman) faces a parent's worst nightmare when his 6-year-old daughter, Anna, and her friend go missing. The only lead is an old motorhome that had been parked on their street. The head of the investigation, Detective Loki (Jake Gyllenhaal), arrests the driver (Paul Dano), but a lack of evidence forces Loki to release his only suspect. Dover, knowing that his daughter's life is at stake, decides that he has no choice but to take matters into his own hands. Chapters: 00:00 Intro Discussion: Our reaction after this brutality 02:21 The cliffhanger ending explained 08:36 Explaining the tree symbolism 11:32 The tests of faith in a war against God 13:14 The false empathy we give to Keller's terrible actions  15:55 Keller Dover's character arc: He can't do it himself 19:34 Understanding Loki's character 22:32 Jake Gyllenhaal knows the dark side all too well 25:04 The story of how Jake Gyllenhaal got this role 27:08 The dark places actors tap into for roles like this 29:33 Where they sub-textually making fun of IRL Alex Jones? 31:36 This story is based on the easiest way to hit an audiences emotions 35:51 Scene's they cut from the script 40:10 When Gray was almost a Prisoner character 41:43 How the cinematography mirrors a maze 46:36 The amazing editing choices  51:56 The brilliant scene design from a small scene 53:30 Our ratings and review 55:45 Final thoughts: One last detail you might have missed 58:04 Cue the music
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About CRWN Cinema Podcast

Just dudes that make movies, breaking down movies, live on a podcast. If you enjoy popular movies, sh*t-talk, and film breakdowns you've come to the right place. The CRWN Cinema Podcast is a movie analysis podcast hosted by Kade Harvey and Gray Pittman with guest stars Mercedes Harvey and Scott Jordan. They watch & discuss classic movies to talk about the film techniques used, give interesting insights, and just have a cinematic hang.
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