Cinecast #100 - Part I: Mission Impossible III/Top 5 Screen Performances

Adam and Sam worked out the math before they started recording the 100th episode of Cinecast and figured the show would clock in at just over an hour. Self-knowledge, it seems, comes late to podcasters. With a review of JJ Abrams' fantastic new Mission Impossible installment, M:i:III; a look back at the Top 5 Cinecast Moments from the first 99 episodes (starring Sam Hallgren); special exclusive tracks from Aberdeen City; contributions from special guests Dylan Kidd, writer/director of "Roger Dodger," and Scott Ferguson, co-producer of "Brokeback Mountain"; and our Top 5 (or, um, 20) Screen Performances, it shouldn't really be a surprise that the show comes in at over two hours.

So without further ado, here is Part I of Cinecast #100. Check back Monday for Part II featuring our Top 5 Male and Female Dramatic Performances... Consider it a drunken retirement party for Cinecast. In two weeks, Adam and Sam return as Filmspotting: the young, eager, recent college graduate to Cinecast's bitter, downsized retiree.

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Cinecast #100
:26-17:59 - Review: Mission Impossible III
19:34-20:54 - Exclusive: Aberdeen City, "Pretty Pet"
20:55-27:49 - Peerflix Winner/New DVDs, Donations, Notes, Polls
27:50-39:07 - Top 5 Cinecast Moments
39:08-45:42 - Listener Feedback (Thank you, listeners)
45:43-46:23 - Scott Ferguson: Top 5 Female Modern Perf.
46:24-47:26 - Exclusive: Aberdeen City, "Pretty Pet"
47:27-51:40 - Massacre Theatre
51:41-53:11 - Masters of Horror/Dope Sheet Giveaway
53:12-1:15:41 - Top 5 Male Comedic Perf. w/ Dylan Kidd
1:15:42-1:30:21 - Top 5 Female Comedic Perf. w/ Dylan Kidd
1:30:22-1:31:01 - Scott Ferguson: Top 5 Male Modern Perf.
1:31:02-1:32:59 - Music: Aberdeen City, "Another Seven Years"

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