Can it really be over?

[Can it really be over?]

So there's this lady singing outside of my house and I'm not saying she's fat, but she definitely looks like she ate Hayes and Sean.

[Hollywood Masterclass Episode 3 - Everybody's Gotta Eat! (w/ Hayes Davenport)]

About this other cheeba hawk....

 

Look bruh, I was here first.

 

 

And whoever is Number 1 Cheeba Hawk on instagram...stop that too! Or you two are just gonna bully me into a name change

[Hollywood Masterclass Episode 3 - Everybody's Gotta Eat! (w/ Hayes Davenport)]

Rip Colin

[Hollywood Masterclass Episode 3 - Everybody's Gotta Eat! (w/ Hayes Davenport)]

thank god we get this episode, since i have no 'fuck you money' for paid podcasts.

[Episode 194 - The I Was There Me Too Show]

i'm not even gonna MENTION chanson

 

 

 

incoming classic episode

[Episode 189 - Mookie Blaiklock, Our Evergreen Friend]

 

chronic is weed. just thought you should know.

 

 

Hmm...

[Episode 104 - Female Trouble (w/ Jake Fogelnest)]

just caught up with this film / episode

great stuff! my first Waters, crazy.

[Episode 189 - Mookie Blaiklock, Our Evergreen Friend]

sup could I hit that?

[Episode 105 - Eraserhead vs. Blue Velvet (w/ Michael Nordine)]

luckily i've had the chance to see both of these in a theater over the last year

 

Eraserhead fucked me up. i watched the film a few years ago and thought it was good-not-great, but seeing it on the big screen, with LOUD sound was a truly immersive experience.

 

but Blue Velvet is probably the best neo-noir of the 80's (Neil Jordan's Mona Lisa is very mad at me for saying that), and the Maclachlan-Lynch connection is undeniable. where Eraserhead wins in sound design and atmosphere, Blue Velvet is impeccably written, and void of any formal choice i'd doubt for a second. I'd still take Fire Walk With Me over both of these (combined with the Pilot to really cheat) but Blue Velvet is my pick

[Episode 188 - Tawny Newsome, Our Close Friend]

incredible ep

 

so glad Hayes snuck in a reference to my favorite Hemmingway piece, "For Sale: Baby Jeans Never Worn"

[Episode 187 - Tom Scharpling, Our Vulture Fest Friend]

Hey, Vulture ?

I just shit myself and threw up everywhere. Got a defense for that?

[Episode 187 - Tom Scharpling, Our Vulture Fest Friend]

Best infotainment of the year

[Episode 187 - Tom Scharpling, Our Vulture Fest Friend]

Yes!!!!!!

[Episode 186 - New Card Business, Our Close Friend]

Yes! $$$ #1 episode from the boys, right on time as always.

[Episode 185 - Zeke Nicholson, Our Close Friend]

just read those new rules. i'd like to philabust

 

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is nice

and fun

 

 

 

 

and very cool. bye, losers! off to the howl store to cancel all 5 of my accounts

[Episode 185 - Zeke Nicholson, Our Close Friend]

This show is perfect.

I have nothing to say about the (honestly, kinda fucked up) gifs of the last few pages.

 

Love live 2fatdix or whatever Kevin's alt is

[Episode 184 - Drew Tarver, Our Close Friend]

ive looked at every youtube video but i havent found the ones they made in this ep. mr july diaz could you please PM me a link? ty

 

 

did you watch this one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4j33h6Wsqrg

 

 

of all the asmr vids i watched after this podcast, this was the most disconcerting

[Maltese Falcon vs The Big Sleep]

I mean, we have Double Indemnity but film noir is huge

I'd rather see a neo-noir episode. Chinatown is an easy shoe-in, and I'd hate to put something like The Long Goodbye against it but maybe some 80s neo-noir like Blood Simple v Mona Lisa or something in that vein. Mona Lisa is an underrated classic.

 

 

Also Brick was good but the Coens put out The Man Who Wasn't There around that time, which deserves much more respect in the genre imo.

 

 

Also, Inherent Vice is the best film noir since The Long Goodbye

[Episode 184 - Drew Tarver, Our Close Friend]

hey guys, sorry it's been so long since i left a proper comment on the forums!

 

shhhkkkkkkkkkkkk this episode was amazing

crkncrkncrcknrcknrcnk _{and i really liked it a lot}

pshfthtttthhttbb intern andy was so great _{but i can't stop whispering}

_{pls rate and subscribe}

[Episode 183 - Employee Reviews, Our Useful Tool]

hot takes:

-impressed by Dana.

 

 

The forums are not for hornyness.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

great episode made me laugh big like usual

[Homework: Juno (2007) vs Whiplash (2014)]

Whiplash was good on first viewing but watching it again in class (really? Yes lol) and then again on cable last month I've changed my mind on it being great to just pretty good. It's a sports movie whose character mocks sports, and his relationship to his family makes less sense each time I watch.

 

 

I remember LOVING Juno when it came out -- one of my first rightfully-admitted PG-13 films to age myself-- and a recent cable viewing held up surprisingly well.

This should be an interesting ep

[Homework: Juno (2007) vs Whiplash (2014)]

Franklin Leonard and Kate Hagen, founders of The Blacklist will join Amy to talk about two Oscar-nominated films with (previously?) blacklisted scripts; Diablo Cody's Juno and Damien Chazelle's Whiplash.

[Episode 182 - Doing Spont, Our Close Friend]

I wish you would get down from that edge my friend

You could cut ties with all the pods that you've been listenin

[Episode 182 - Doing Spont, Our Close Friend]

ugh 4:20 sick

 

last 4/20 i listened to HH all day and then went to the UCB 4/20 life show.

 

this year i'll be in class all day, thinking about Hayes and Sean talking about kind buds they saw on twitter

[Homework: Sign o' the Times (1987) vs Stop Making Sense (1984)]

the 1984 film we deserve, and probably the best concert film there is

doing my lil Byrne dance in anticipation