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After the break, you'll find a brand new episode of Travis Bickle on the Riviera.

This week Nate Patrin joins Sean to discuss the following movies

00:00 - 10:06 - Our first Homework assignment was Quick Change (1990), directed by Bill Murray & Howard Franklin, starring Murray, Geena Davis. Randy Quaid, James Robards, Tony Shaloub, Stanley Tucci, Phil Hartman, and Kurtwood Smith.

10:06 - 19:52 - The second homework film this week was Across 110th Street (1972), directed by Barry Shear, starrring Anthony Quinn, Yaphet Kotto, Anthony Franciosa, Antonio Fargas, and Richard Ward.

19:52 - 24:02 -  Sean watched The Five Days (1973), directed by Dario Argento, starring Adriano Celentano and Enzo Cerusico

24:03 - 28:02 - Nate watched Primer (2004), written and directed by Shane Carruth, starring Carruth and David Sullivan.

28:02 - 35:11 - Sean watched Deliverance (1972), directed by John Boorman, starring Jon Voight, Ned Beatty, Burt Reynolds and Ronny Cox.

35:11 - 40:25 - Finally we close out with some talk about Two Lane Blacktop (1971), directed by Monte Hellman, starring James Taylor, Dennis Wilson, Warren Oates, and Laurie Bird.

Our outro music this week: "Across 110th St" by Bobby Womack

NEXT WEEK: HOMEWORK.

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Comments

[ehas]

The "twitchy" guy from Across 110th Street is Paul Benjamin, one of the great character actors in my opinion. He's great in Escape from Alcatraz, Education of Sonny Carson, Do the Right Thing and Rosewood.

[Tim Hamilton]

I enjoy all these pod casts, but I forget which on mentioned "Point Blank" as the best Boorman film (this one?). When I heard that, I realized I NEVER saw that movie! So I told Netflix to send it to me. It WAS great! Fantastic! Not only that, the disc had a commentary by Boorman and Steven Soderbergh. If you haven't heard the commentary seek it out. Some great stories about Carrol O'Connor and well...everything. Was it this pod cast that also said "The Good the Bad and the Weird" was also good? I have a bone to pick with who ever said that. : )