DigiGods Episode 98: Follywood Hollies
Charlize goes Atomic, Antonio is Gun Shy and the Shat is Two-Face? Also, old classics from Kino, Criterion, Arrow and Warner Archives as well as The Crown! Only on DigiGods!
DigiGods Podcast, 11/14/17 (MP3) — 37.29 MB
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Le Samouraï (1967) | Ep 86
It's another killer episode, or at least another episode about a killer. And a disarmingly beautiful at that! Alain Delon brings an otherworldly amount of cool to Jean-Pierre Melville' s Le Samouraï, a film that set the template for action thrillers to come. And a film that Joe can say he finally s…
Episode 1086: Why Is Le Samourai A Classic?
Today I'm talking about Jean-Pierre Melville's Le Samouraï and why it's a classic.
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339: Best Films By City Part 2
It is a yearly tradition for host Dakota to celebrate his birthday by making a fun list. Back on episode 309: Best Films By City he picked 10 North American cities to name the best film from. He continues the theme this year by picking 10 new cities to name his favourite. Joining once again is Bil …
Episode 104 - Le Samouraï (1967) with Adam Ritchie
This week on The Wasteland Watchlist, host Shane Conto (The Wasteland Reviewer) is joined by SPDM Crew podcaster Adam Ritchie (KerbRider) to explore one of the most influential French crime films ever made — Le Samouraï (1967), director Jean-Pierre Melville's masterpiece of neo-noir cinema starring…
Ep. 68 - Hitmen, History, and the Movies We Preserve
What do assassin movies reveal about violence, morality, and the societies that create them? In this episode of Couch Critics, Josh and Dave take a wide-ranging look at hitman cinema, from the minimalist cool of Le Samouraï to the chaotic momentum of Bullet Train and the grim intensity of The Yello…
The Driver (1978) | Walter Hill, Le Samourai & The Cult of the Getaway Driver
The Driver (1978) is one of the great cult crime movies of the 1970s — a stripped-back, stylish thriller from Walter Hill starring Ryan O’Neal as a mysterious professional getaway driver and Bruce Dern as the cop determined to catch him.
In this episode of Reel Redux, we use The Driver as the start…
1915 E4 - Daisuke Miyao
Daisuke Miyao, Professor and the Hajime Mori Chair in Japanese Language and Literature at the University of California, San Diego, is the author of Sessue Hayakawa: Silent Cinema and Transnational Stardom. His ultimate selection factors greatly into that book, but also picks an international array …
Letterboxd Recap: Le Samouraï, Minority Report and Dunkirk
In Letterboxd Recap 7 we discuss Le Samouraï, Minority Report, Dunkirk, Wild Tales, Repulsion, From Russia with Love, Bullitt, Strange Days and more!
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Noirvember: 5 Criterion Collection Films for Film Noir Fans
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Film noir is more than shadows, detectives, and femme fatales. It's about flawed characters, questionable decisions, obsession, betrayal, and the consequences that follow.
For Noirvember, Krloz …
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