Episode 12 of Keeping in Touch is up!
This week, we talk punctuality, Trent Botha, frickin’ Jerry, more on Savreena the mind ninja, Québec, Shyam’s birthday, Mannan’s birthday, and our facebook page which you really, really, should go ahead and hit ‘like’ on.
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THIS is what I like to see. Teachers who’re both enthusiastic AND good at their job (amazing!)
If i had an awesome Math teacher like this…i probably would’ve passed geometry the first time.
Guys, stop the presses! Learning can be fun!
Uh oh. I sense a lot of my time being spent here: the ‘fantasy football’ for film geeks, FlickPicks.
I fancy myself a pretty good predictor of box office results, but now I can see if I really do have the right stuff - and get obsessed in the process.
I’ve made my picks for this week and have already grown sympathetic with the local multiplex. You know, the one that doesn’t play the films you want to see when the fall season rolls around. I just denied Men Who Stare at Goats any screens at all, and wish I had enough points to give Twilight an extra. Money talks, and the better films just don’t seem to earn it (in cinemas).
If you ever complain about the ‘business’ side of show business, you have to sign up for this site— your own greed may surprise you.
And if you feel up to it, challenge me. My cinema is called ‘The Lounge’, but I’ll warn you: you’ll probably end up down 25 points ;)
Less than 24hrs after I told Ben Wright (star of such classics as our short films Open Doors and Like a Soapbox) my idea for a podcast for us to do last night, we are now starting what we hope will become a regular podcast - taking various popular DVDs and recording our own comedic insights and thoughts in the form of a commentary track. Today we recorded our first episode, and it’s a fun one.
I hereby present to you Episode One - Twilight, the film adaptation of Stephanie Meyer’s classic novel.
Neither of us had seen the film before, but we hope to provide both comfort and company for all those forced into watching the film, as well as a fun re-watching for fans with a sense of humor. It works as a standalone podcast, but is really a lot better when you have the movie to go with it.
Download the mp3 here (right-click and save as), and enjoy!!!
The musical accompaniment at the start and end of the track are from Childish Gambino’s “Get Like Me”. It’s a free download, so have fun with that.
P.S. if the tagline in the above image was more prominently in the film’s marketing, I would have been a lot more interested in seeing it earlier. The film didn’t follow through on the promise of that question, but it still seems like a really powerful theme to explore.
UPDATE: Episode Two is out and you can subscribe to us on iTunes!
