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Friday, September 25, 2009

FS# 275: Overlooked DVD Picks / Top 5 Tearjerkers

Sept. 25: It’s alive! Not to be outdone by Netflix's crack team of engineers and mathematicians who recently revamped the efficacy of the company's online DVD recommendation system, Adam and Matty roll out a high-powered movie recommendation machine of their own -- the Rec-o-Matic 2600 (beta). Powered by beer and our co-hosts own sense of self-admiration, Adam and Matty harness the power of the Rec-o-Matic to complement their slate of suggested Overlooked DVD Picks. And while it’s generally accepted that there’s no crying in podcasting, the boys offer up a powerful theoretical lineup for Lifetime's "Movies That Make Men Cry" Marathon with their Top 5 Tearjerkers. Ladies, take notes on why lines such as "Shane! Come back, Shane" can bring NFL linemen to their knees.

Also on the show: Music by Alligators, Listener Feedback and Massacre Theatre -- presented by Pixar Talk. This week's winner will get the Pixar DVD of their choice.

Listen to Filmspotting #275
Filmspotting #275
:13-19:11 - Overlooked DVD Picks
Music: Alligators, "Where Does It Hide"
19:58-24:45 - Massacre Theatre (Winner: D. Dominic)
24:46-30:49 - Voicemail, Polls
30:50-39:48 - Feedback ("The Informant!")
Music: Alligators, "Conqueror"
40:40-49:48 - New DVDs/Donations
49:49-1:07:47 - Top 5: Tearjerkers
1:07:48-1:11:22 - Next Show, Outtakes

NOTES
Here's the link to Matty's new source: Jandy Stone’s Film on TV.

- Adam appeared on the /Filmcast earlier in the week to discuss "Jennifer's Body" and more.

- Thanks to Titan Books, we're giving away 5 copies of "Shootin’ the Sh*t with Kevin Smith" on the next edition of After Hours.

- Jeff Goldsmith's Creative Screenwriting Podcast can be accessed through iTunes here.

- Follow more notes and corrections at http://twitter.com/filmspotting.

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1 Comments:

At 10:51 AM, October 05, 2009, Blogger Jeff said...

I think the film that most affected me emotionally was "Ponette" by Jacques Doillon. I also welled up a bit at the beginning of the most recent "Star Trek" film when Kirk's dad sacrifices himself. JJ Abrams played that scene for all it was worth. I would never have guessed that movie would have an effect on me...

 

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