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In this episode, we start with analyzing a one shot scene from the Black and White film "I AM CUBA". Then we do a taste test of Mr. Beasts Feastables chocolate bars! And we finish off by presenting our Monster's Inc. inspired monster designs we made ourselves! Your podcast hosts are Joe Wisener, Josh Wisener and Wyatt Goforth. This Wise Works Podcast Ep. 301 was recorded from their Virginia Beach Studio.

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This week, we take a trip to Paris and cover the 1939 version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame! From the beloved Victor Hugo literary classic to the silver screen, this timeless tale of humanity (and all of the passion, cruelty, kindness it contains) has captured hearts throughout centuries.  If you're a history buff, in addition to being a film buff, you'll be fascinated to learn how the movie's screenwriters created a metaphor for real-world events leading up to World War II.  We're so grateful a listener recommended watching this film (the first time for us!); it's a wonderful way to become more acquainted with Quasimodo's story beyond the 1996 Disney retelling! 

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For our first official milestone of 2021, we’re discussing Charlie Chaplin’s classic silent film City Lights, which this month celebrates its 90th anniversary since release. This long-celebrated romantic comedy was of course written, directed, and produced by Chaplin, who also stars in it as his iconic character, the Tramp. Along for the ride is Virginia Cherrill as the blind girl who wins the Tramp’s heart, Florence Lee as her grandmother, Harry Myers as the drunken millionaire, and plenty more.

HOSTED BY:  Jon Negroni and Will Ashton

MUSIC IN THIS EPISODE: The opening music of City Lights and music from the final scene. All composed by Charlie Chaplin himself!

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For our first official milestone of 2021, we’re discussing Charlie Chaplin’s classic silent film City Lights, which this month celebrates its 90th anniversary since release. This long-celebrated romantic comedy was of course written, directed, and produced by Chaplin, who also stars in it as his iconic character, the Tramp. Along for the ride is Virginia Cherrill as the blind girl who wins the Tramp’s heart, Florence Lee as her grandmother, Harry Myers as the drunken millionaire, and plenty more.

HOSTED BY:  Jon Negroni and Will Ashton

MUSIC IN THIS EPISODE: The opening music of City Lights and music from the final scene. All composed by Charlie Chaplin himself!

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We take a look at Robert Eggers’ latest THE LIGHTHOUSE which stars Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson as a couple of salty sea dogs tending a secluded lighthouse in what might just be the Twilight Zone. It’s a beautifully photographed black-and-white film shot with vintage lenses with careful attention paid to period details not just in the set dressing and wardrobe, but with the dialects and even the mannerisms. Dafoe and Pattinson deliver amazing performances and the mood and sense of dread are as thick as the New England fog, but do all those things add up to an excellent film? Join us for a discussion about why this film worked or didn’t, and why it’s bad luck to mess with a seagull.

SPOILER WARNING: This episode contains MAJOR SPOILERS which means important story details will be revealed. We always advise listeners to: Watch First Listen Later.

Music composed and performed by Burk Sauls.

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The Cinemondo gang of hooligans takes another look into the darkness at a couple of heist films from the 50s starring Sterling Hayden. John Huston’s THE ASPHALT JUNGLE and Stanley Kubrick’s THE KILLING. Great writing, amazing casts, beautifully photographed and just fun to watch. If you want to know why not to become a career criminal, check these two films out for a look at how upside-down things can get, even when you have a fool-proof plan that can’t go wrong.

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