Explore " bong joon-ho" with insightful episodes like "24 in '24: A Books and Movies Draft (ft. Joseph Abrams, Chris Zappettini, and Paola Zavala)", "Mother / KOMBAT : ANNIHILATION (Guest: Moses Olson)", "The Host", "[Staffelabschluss] Moon (2009) und Snowpiercer (2013)" and "[Ashton 2] Die besten Alien-Monster" from podcasts like ""Film Literate", "The Review Review", "Late to the Movies", "Sprawl Radio" and "Sprawl Radio"" and more!
An experimental episode in which three returning guests - alongside our host - participate in a draft of upcoming titles for... a prize yet to be determined.
Guests Joseph Abrams (IG: cuppajoe3320), Chris Zappettini (IG: zap.consulting), and Paola Zavala (IG: everything.is.k.o, Letterboxd: littlelesions)
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This special, and super sized episode for "Mother" (Dir. Bong Joon-Ho) brings us special guest Director/Writer/Producer/Actor and proud Seattleite Moses Olson. Who's worked on projects for The American Cancer Society, Microsoft, AT&T, Sony Interactive, Nintendo, Valve's Steam, NBC, Amazon, SIFF, and a diverse array of award-winning shorts, music videos, and feature-length films. In this episode we speak at length about the noir genre, and the tropes within. We get tough on everyone's number one masterpiece, and ne'er used punching bag "Mortal Kombat: Annihilation," and strap in for the Mother of all Holiday Wishes. This, is Mother...or was it...? ........I'll drive
Plot: A mother desperately searches for the killer who framed her son for a girl's horrific murder.
Recorded 12/23
2hr 33mins 11sec
**All episodes contain explicit language**
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Crawl out of your basement hiding place and tune in this month as Austin and Big T discuss the 2019 award-winning film Parasite.
We explore what we think this movie is saying about capitalism and modern-day society as well what symbolism and themes we liked the most. We share some of our favorite moments, and Austin tells us how much the Parks’ garbage can costs. Plus, we ask the critical question: who exactly is the parasite?
So grab some ramdon or your favorite dog treats and join us for this month's episode. Then give us a listen in May when we discuss the critically-acclaimed 1998 film, The Truman Show.
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It’s time to come out of the basement and meet the new family as the hosts wrapped up their first hosts awards season, reviewing the dark comedy thriller, best picture winner, Parasite, starring Song Kang-Ho, Cho Yeo-Jeong, and co written and directed by Bong Joon-Ho. The winner of four academy awards, the film astounded audiences all around the world. The hosts paired the film with a peach old fashion cocktail. So bring the magic stone with your and join the hosts as they participate in this satirically comic award winner thriller.
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Jake and Ron welcome back to the podcast Edward Ashton, author of the just-released Antimatter Blues, which is a sequel to Mickey 7 and published by St. Martin's Press. As most of you already know, Mickey 7 is being developed into a movie directed by Oscar-winning director of Parasite, Bong Joon-ho. He is also writing the screenplay. The title role is being portrayed by the highly versatile actor Robert Pattinson.
The movie's release date is scheduled for March, 2024. The movie itself will be called Mickey 17. Mickey 7 was one of our favorite sci-fi books of last year. Last year, NPR called it one of the best books of 2022. Mickey 7 received high praise from two of our favorite authors. Jonathan Mayberry called it "Mind-bending and powerful. This is why we read science fiction." Jason Pargin called it "Unique and thought-provoking." We were so excited to chat with Edward again and to learn about the creative process for Antimatter Blues. Definitely a worthy sequel to Mickey 7! We reached him at his home, a cabin in upstate New York.
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On the sixth episode of The Cinematic Odyssey, Max and Tristen discuss one of the greatest films of the 2010's: Parasite. In their conversation they go into detail about capitalism and how Bong Joon-ho masterfully crafts an exposé on its systematic failures. They discuss the shocking reveal that occurs in the middle of the film and how that dramatically changes the tone and direction of the themes. The film has been heralded as one of the best films of the past decade and it showcases the whole world of foreign cinema that casual American movie goers are missing out on.
An organism that lives in or on an organism of another species and benefits by deriving nutrients at the others expense. In this economy? We're going from maybe one of the best films of the decade to one of the worst movies of the century. A Korean family does what they can to survive, and a foreskin worm that eats people with production value that makes you wish it would hurry the hell up. Slip in to your most comfortable hazmat suit and grab some dog treats, it's time for another depraved episode of It's Just 2 Movies!
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…Parasite! In this episode, we chat about the reception of Parasite and how its Best Picture win has impacted the industry in the last couple years. We also chat briefly about Roma, how it might have paved the way for Parasite, but why it ultimately didn’t win.
Let us know what you think and chat with us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WTF_WithUs
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In this episode, we chat about the rise of Korean culture in Western culture, including increased interest in k-beauty, Korean food, and idol culture. We end the episode with a quick chat about the overall increase in Asian American perspectives in film and TV, and whether that was in parallel to or fueled by this new wave of Korean culture.
References:
USA Today “This is America: ‘Squid Game,’ K-beauty and BTS - What’s so special about Korean pop culture?”: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2021/10/21/squid-game-bts-k-beauty-why-korean-pop-culture-making-waves/8437852002/
TIFF Summer of Seoul: https://tiff.net/tiff-celebrates-the-best-of-new-korean-cinema-this-summer
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What do you think of Bong Joon-Ho and his filmmaking? In this episode, we chat about our thoughts on Bong Joon-Ho and compare him to other filmmakers we have discussed in the past. Listen in on our conversation about what we think about his films, what we think about his style and our theories on why 2020 was his moment in Hollywood.
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Is Parasite a scary film? In this episode, we chat about how Bong Joon-Ho’s Parasite is so terrifying, despite having no major jump-scares or traditional horror characteristics. After Jordan Peele month, we also compare Parasite with Get Out and discuss the similarities and differences of both films.
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A couple of guys who grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area talk about its infamous Cipher Slayer, the people who pursued him, and quite possibly David Fincher's most masterful masterpiece.
This mesmerizing thriller stars Kim Hye-ja, an actress known in South Korea for playing archetypal mother roles on TV. Bong takes her into a new dimension in this role, embroiling her in a murder investigation that points to her son. Mother (2009) is a thought-provoking thriller that stays with you.
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