Podcast: Summer (Part 2) and Forward Into Fall

Part 1 -best films, moldy releases, nervous mormons, and summer crushes

For the second half of this Summer Jamboree Joe Reid, Nick Davis, and Nathaniel R (c'est moi) wrap up our summers at the movies and dream of the fall ~ Forward not back! 

Topics include but are not limited to:

• Alex Pettyfer in Magic Mike
• Princess Merida, Hawkeye or Katniss? Choose your favorite archer of 2012
• Jeremy Renner in The Avengers
• Movies We Hated
• Sleeping through Snow White and the Huntsman despite Charlize Theron!
• Adapting Cosmopolis
• Did The Dark Knight Rises get away from Chris Nolan?
• Movie Characters We'd Like To Introduce
• Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present
• Nick's newfound love of comedy: Ted, Wanderlust, 21 Jump Street
• Retro Screenings This Summer: Sorcerer, Dog Day Afternoon, and Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte
• Fall Film Madness: Django Unchained, Life of Pi, Zero Dark Thirty, Zero Dark Thirty, Skyfall, The Hobbit, Flight, Amour and More...

You can download the podcast on iTunes or listen right here. Join the conversation in the comments. What's the best old movie you screened this summer? Which fall film are you most looking forward to and which two movie characters would you like to introduce?

I Know What You Saw... Part 2

Comments

[4rtful]

Upload a non-iTunes link.

[NATHANIEL R]

oops didn't realize i hadn't included it at tail end of post. fixed.

[Peggy Sue]

I can't think of a better Sunday treat than a podcast! I confess I also listened a couple of the old ones and the 1986 retrospective. It's nice to look back from time to time.

[Will H]

The Film Experience Podcast Part 2: The Desolation of Swank.

[NATHANIEL R]

Will -- you can title the next podcast. that is awesome :)

[Jtagliere]

Peggy Sue, your comment made me laugh because I relistened to the 1986 podcast this past week, too. Also, during my summer trips, I relistened to old Oscar podcasts just because I love listening to this gang so much (plus it's hilarious to hear jokes about the directing nominees two years on). Seriously, I wish the film experience one was more regular -- no condescending bullshit, no assholes, just a fun group talking movies.

[Nick Davis]

Thanks, everyone, for such kind responses to these!

[denny]

The way Nathaniel feels about The Great Gatsby is the way I feel about The Hobbit. Favorite book of all time (or one of them), do NOT need a movie of it (much less THREE. DEAR GOD, STOP IT, PETER JACKSON!!!).

Thanks again to you guys for this wonderful podcast; so much fun to hear the three of you together!