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0:00:00 - 0:33:27 - Tucker saw a 35mm screen of Manhunter with an interview with Tom Noonan (1986), dir. Michael Mann, starring William Petersen, Tom Noonan, Kim Griest, Brian Cox, Joan Allen, Dennis Farina, and Stephen Lang.
Also discussed in this section: Heat, Thief, The Keep, Brett Ratner, Paul Thomas Anderson.
0:33:28 - 0:35:36 - Sean watched Rogue (2007), directed by Greg McLean, starring Sam Worthington as a redneck and a cgi Allligator. Also thinks it's really funny to switch up crocodile and alligator.
Also discussed in this section: Wolf Creek, Walton Goggins, Sabotage, and Crossfit.
0:35:37 - 0:56:01 - We finally caught up with Person of Interest season 4 1-12, created by Jonathan Nolan.
Also discussed in this section: Batman, Spider-Man, Punisher, Daredevil, Domino, the X-Men, Rhys Chatham, Mad Max, Person of Interest, The Wire, True Detective, Sarah Connor Chronicles, 24, The Lone Gunmen, End of Watch, and John Le Carre.
0:56:02 - 1:29:29 - Both Sean and Tucker watched Blackhat (2014), dir. Michael Mann, starring Chris Hemsworth, Tang Wei, Viola Davis, Ritchie Coster, Holt McAllany, Leehom Wang, John Ortiz, and WIlliam Mapother.
Also discussed in this section: Boarding Gate, Tony Scott, Thief, Heat, Jericho Mile, Collateral, The Keep, David Cronenberg, Public Enemies, Hackers, Miami Vice, Thor, Cabin in the Woods, Snow White and the Huntsman, Frank Darabont, Red Dawn, and Drug War.
Next Week: Taken 3 maybe?
Our outro music this week: "Graham's Theme" by Michael Rubini from Manhunter. And our intro, as always, is from Escape From New York.
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The Paul Will Reiser Again.
I don't love or hate Michael Mann and I haven't see ALL of his films, but the films I have seen have characters who seem to be cold and soulless. The camera shots and lighting even seem to lack any warmth. If he has someone on fire riding in a wheelchair, I don't really feel anything for that clinical bit of film making I just witnessed. Close ups of the interiors of phones and drills start to go somewhere interesting, but those shots are few and far apart.
Posted by: Tim Hamilton | 2015.02.08 at 18:59
I thought I had left a comment on this before but I guess I didn't.
Know that I was pretty on board with your PoI discussion and appreciated the shoutout I got for always bothering you about talking about PoI in the comments. Now if you'd just fulfill the other comment request I made a couple years ago and do an all Walter Hill cast.....
Also, if you were interested in watching a good Chris Hemsworth movie, I really really liked that Ron Howard movie Rush.
Posted by: Colin | 2015.02.18 at 00:37
Hey, never make another comment request.
Posted by: Sean | 2015.02.18 at 01:01
You don't want to lose that 25% of your commentor base
Posted by: Colin | 2015.02.18 at 18:43