Archive for the 'Cinephile Series' Category

Cinephile Series - The Wild Bunch

4 Comments Published February 4th, 2006 in Podcast, Reel Reviews and Cinephile Series.

Reel Review #53: “If they move, kill ‘em!” Not only one of the best Western’s ever made - one of the best films ever made. Sam Peckinpah hits his high note in this amazing film. There is so much to say - just watch it. “Let’s go.”
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Cinephile Series - Scarface

8 Comments Published August 8th, 2005 in Podcast, Reel Reviews and Cinephile Series.

Reel Review #42: “I always tell the truth. Even when I lie.” Today we spend some time with Tony Montana as we give the Cinephile Series treatment to Scarface. Capping off a discussion of the film and its history is an interview with actor, Pepe Serna who played Angel Fernandez whom you will remember […]

Reel Reviews - Cinephile Series #3

9 Comments Published January 27th, 2005 in Podcast, Reel Reviews and Cinephile Series.

Reel Review #23: “Everyone gets everything he wants, I wanted a mission and for my sins they gave me one.” For the third edition of the Cinephile Series we examine Apocalypse Now. (Please remember, unlike the standard Reel Reviews, the Cinephile Series works on the assumption you have seen the film. Spoilers abound.) Easily […]

Reel Reviews - Cinephile Series #2

5 Comments Published December 9th, 2004 in Podcast, Reel Reviews and Cinephile Series.

Reel Review #14: For the second in the Cinephile Series we examine Mulholland Drive, David Lynch’s 2001 masterpiece. The film actually started as an open-ended TV pilot and through Lynch’s dedication was finally finished and presented as a feature film. I don’t have all the answers, but using Reel Reviews’ listeners audio comments and […]

Reel Reviews - Cinephile Series #1

10 Comments Published November 17th, 2004 in Podcast, Reel Reviews and Cinephile Series.

Reel Review #10: In our first Cinephile Series podcast we examine Memento. This is one of those films that seems to stick with people, leaving them with more questions than answers. How does someone whose memory is comprised of Polaroids and tattoos survive? What is the meaning of memory? The biggest question […]