the hateful eight

On the season one finale, we are joined by renowned artist, Marketing & Creative Director for the A2AC (Ann Arbor Art Center), and long time friend of CE Garcia, Jeremy Wheeler, to offers insight, and interpretations on a film that has been heralded to be as controversial, as it is long: ‘The Hateful Eight.’

Part One of our "Double Bill" welcomes music producer & deejay Ed Reyes to speak about a film that received mixed, but generally positive reviews from both critics & audiences alike. Heralded as excessively violent and slow-paced, listen as we dig into what was originally intended to be a sequel, and destined to be ultimately cancelled if it wasn't for Samuel L. Jackson.

Join Austin and Big T as we finish season two with a ranking of the films we’ve watched this year. Listen in as we discuss our joint rankings, talk about the pros and cons of each film, and try to resolve a perfect tie between two movies. 

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Nail that door shut and wrap yourself in a bear pelt as you tune in this month to Austin and Big T discussing the 2015 Western drama The Hateful 8. 

Listen in as we share our favorite characters and talk about our favorite scenes. Austin tells where this falls in his ranking of Quentin Tarantino movies, and Big T talks about why this film might not be for him (but why he can appreciate it).  We discuss the racial undertones of the film as well as how misogyny plays a role in part of the plot. We also answer the age old question: is there anything worse than getting your nuts shot off? (spoiler: there is)

So, grab some jelly beans and peppermint sticks and listen to this month's episode. Then join us in August when we finish off season 2 with the 2020 award-winning crime thriller, Promising Young Woman.  

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In this week's episode, we talk about the Quentin Tarantino movie, "The Hateful 8". Will we get lost amidst the snowy mountains or make our way to Red Rock?? Find out on... FORGIVE US OUR CINES!!

En este episodio, Rana Fonk repasa y les cuenta la historia del maestro Ennio Morricone.  Anécdotas, datos, sus composiciones icónicas y mucho en poco más de una hora. Además opiniones de Pablo Manzotti, Rafa Sarmiento, Fiorella Sargenti, Alfredo Lewin y Juan Huici.

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Rana Fonk les recomienda la banda sonora que le dio el único Óscar (sin contar el honorífico) al gran Ennio Morricone. Este fue el primer y único Score para una película de Quentin Tarantino.

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In this pre-quarantine recorded conversation, Ian welcomed one of his oldest friends, Paul Miller as well as invited back Phil Daneker and "Captain Awesome" Dan Freet to try and rank the 9 films by Quentin Tarantino from their least favorite to their most. In doing so, they discuss each film, what they liked or disliked about it and whether or not they agree with their placement on the final ranking.

An incredible career retrospective with prolific producer Stacey Sher, hosted by Jenny Curtis with special guest co-host Dana Gourrier. In a conversation focused on connection, passion, and the love of filmmaking, we hear stories and advice from Stacey and Dana.

:24 - The introductions of our co-host and guest. We learn that in this special, we are joined by actress Dana Gourrier, who has previously worked with our guest for this episode, producer Stacey Sher.

2:04 - Stacey discusses her current life at home during Quarantine

2:54 - Dana describes what Stacey’s producing style is from her perspective, having worked with her on and .Django Unchained The Hateful Eight

4:17 - Starting at the beginning, Stacey explains her college years and how she ended up at USC.

5:59 - Stacey describes how she ended up with her first two credits ( and ) and the importance of getting to know your peers.Adventures in BabysittingHeartbreak Hotel

9:04 - Stacey talks about working repeatedly with talented people, treating people well, and connecting people in the industry.

10:32 - Stacey discusses a crossroad in her life and how she ended up at Jersey Films.

14:23 - Stacey talks about films being ahead of their time, such as and and receiving a revised review from Roger Ebert.Gattaca Reality Bites,

15:05 - Stacey discusses how Erin Brockovich came to be and the journey in getting the movie made.

18:52 - The conversation turns to and Stacey explains how the movie was born in passion and belief in Zach Braff’s vision.Garden State

21:09 - Stacey explains how all films are “your baby”, feelings on how a film is received, and reveals a comment from Quentin Tarantino that stuck with her through her career.

23:28 - The conversation moves to what was expected in this current pandemic, and what they could not have predicted.Contagion,

26:21 - Jenny and Dana discuss how they’ve been connected previously and how that connection includes Stacey.

27:12 - Stacey reveals that she doesn’t have a formula for her career, and how belief and love for what you do is the only way to survive in the industry.

27:55 - Stacey discusses still not having an ending while the shoot was in progress, and her “mind-meld” relationship with Tarantino.Django Unchained

29:31 - Stacey discusses treating the filmmaking team as partners and working together as a team and reveals how constraints can inspire new ideas.

30:30 - Dana and Stacey remember struggling to shoot with a lack of snow and other challenges on set.

32:29 - The conversation moves to and the incredible story being told in the upcoming series, the motivation behind the creation of the story, the amazing cast and crew and the environment on set.Mrs. America

37:48 - Stacey discusses the similar approach to film vs series.

38:39 - When asked which moment she would re-live from her career, Stacey gives an array of inspiring, moving, funny stories from set.

43:20 - Stacey describes feelings and behavior after wrapping a shoot.

44:38 - Stacey closes the episode describing the challenges, the passion, and what the love of filmmaking really is.

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We discuss "Bad Times at the El Royale." It's Tarantino meets Hitchcock in Drew Goddard's second directorial outing after "Cabin in the Woods." SPOILERS begin at the 11:10 minute mark.

In honor of the unfortunate passing of R. Lee Ermey, this week we decided to count down our 5 favorite supporting characters from a whole litany of movies. We quickly realized that we had bitten off more than we could chew with this massive topic, because there are literally MILLIONS of supporting characters, but we decided to give it a shot anyway!

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Actor CRAIG STARK joins R8B Host ANDRAS JONES and the band MEERNAA for a question about a project he's been working on.

Recorded in the Hammond Studio at The Complex Theater in Hollywood, CA on January 10th, 2018.

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After 15 episodes of whining, Oliver FINALLY grants Reservoir Dogs as homework for Scott. Will Quentin Tarantino's "masterpiece" impress him after hearing about it as just that for 21 years? 

Also discussed in this episode: The Emoji Movie, The Room and Scott's singing voice.

And as always, we cap off the show with a few fun segments. This week: Critically Acclaimed or Critically Lame? and The Fruit is Acute.

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• The A.V. Club – The damning evidence against Steven Avery that Making A Murderer ignored: https://news.avclub.com/read-this-the-damning-evidence-against-steven-avery-th-1798242739
• The A.V. Club – The pro-Steven Avery list of what was left out of Making A Murderer: https://news.avclub.com/read-this-the-pro-steven-avery-list-of-what-was-left-o-1798243024
• Quentin Tarantino responds to "Hateful Eight misogyny claims: https://variety.com/2015/film/in-contention/hateful-eight-misogyny-quentin-tarantino-harvey-weinstein-1201667868/
• Gawker – The Complete History of Quentin Tarantino Saying "N-Word": https://gawker.com/the-complete-history-of-quentin-tarantino-saying-nigge-1748731193
• The Hateful Eight N-Word Counter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awhuVdQtsis

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Die Schriftstellerin Elfriede Awadalla, bekannt auch als El Awadalla, kandidiert 2016 für das Amt der Bundespräsidentin in Österreich. Erich Klinger sprach mit Awadalla über ihre Kandidatur und über gesellschaftspolitische Impulse die ihr als Kandidatin wichtig sind. Wenn sie die Kandidatin unterstützen wollen: für ihre Kandidatur zur Bundespräsidentin braucht El(friede) Awadalla 6000 Unterstützungserklärungen binnen drei Wochen. Ab 23. Februar 2016 läuft die Möglichkeit sie mit Unterschrift zu unterstützen.

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Nach Schätzungen des Flüchtlingshochkommissariats der Vereinten Nationen sind weltweit mindestens die Hälfte der Flüchtlinge Frauen und Kinder. Flüchtlinge, denen schlussendlich die Flucht in europäische Länder gelingt, sind zu einem Drittel Frauen. Auf welche Hindernisse und Gefahren treffen Frauen auf der Flucht?

Über Fluchtgründe und Erlebnisse hat Karin Bachmann von Radio RaBe mit Milena Wegelin von der Organisation Terre des Femmes gesprochen.
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Die deutsche Journalistin und Politikwissenschaftlerin Antje Schrupp kommentierte: „Tarantinos Männlichkeit“ über den Film „The Hateful 8“ in ihrem Blog „Aus Liebe zur Freiheit“. Unsere Kollegin Rosvita Kröll hat den Kommentar für „die häferlgukerin“ eingelesen.

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Von fiktiven Männlichkeiten geht unser Blick nun zu realen Männlichkeiten und Machtverhältnisse in der Filmindustrie: Die Studie „WHERE ARE THE WOMEN DIRECTORS“ – „Wo sind die Regisseurinnen?“ ist ein Bericht über Geschlechtergerechtigkeit oder eher – ungerchtigkeit in der europäischen Filmindustrie. Diese wurde vom Europäische Netzwerk von Frauen in Audiovisuellen Berufen (EWA) in Auftrag gegeben. In einem zweijährigen Prozess wurden vergleichende Untersuchungen aus sieben europäischen Ländern: Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Kroatien, Österreich, Schweden und das Vereinigte Königreich zusammengebracht. Der Bericht wurde vor kurzem im Rahmen der Berlinale präsentiert. Wir haben die Zusammenfassung aufgeblättert.

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NEWS „5-2 Minutes“- feminist news

Marley Dias, ein 11-jährige Mädchen aus New Jersey, Amerika, hatte es satt, nur von weißen Jungs* oder Hunden in der Schule, zu lesen. Marley startete das Projekt #1000BlackGirlBooks auf Twitter. Bis 1. Februar, so das Ziel der 11-Jährigen, will sie 1000 Bücher mit schwarzen Titelheldinnen zu sammeln und diese dann an eine Kinderbibliothek in Jamaica spenden. Und das hat sie geschafft.

Kampagne #1000blackgirlbooks lief auf Twitter.

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Die Musik in der Sendung stammt aus der Kompilation Riot Grrrl is not Dead!