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Every week, Radio Milwaukee's Dori Zori and Milwaukee Film’s Kristopher Pollard talk about movies in theaters, streaming at home or wherever they might be, as well as Milwaukee's film scene.
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Celebrating Dolly Parton (opens the original)
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There isn’t a single formula for becoming a global superstar. But there are a lot of different ingredients that could potentially go into it. While Dolly Parton’s particular mixture went heavy on music, her time on screen took her to a level only a select few reach. When news of her death started to spread, Dori and Kpolly didn’t hesitate to upend their schedule for a chance to dive into the more visual aspect of Parton’s remarkable life: the television appearances and movie stardom that helped
'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' (opens the original)
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Many years ago, in a “you got chocolate in my peanut butter” type of moment, a wonderfully innovative mind looked at the disparate genres of horror and comedy and decided those two great things would, indeed, go great together. And so we got Evil Dead II and Shaun of the Dead and Tucker & Dale vs. Evil and — as of a few weeks ago — Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma . The latest film from writer/director Jane Schoenbrun that uses horror wrapping paper around a gift that’s about more than jump
'Spider Man: Brand New Day' (opens the original)
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When your last installment pulled in three separate Spider-Men (Spider-Mans?) and five different villains from across seven previous movies — plus a Sorcerer Supreme and the near-collapse of the universe itself — it’s almost impossible for a franchise to get even bigger. So the minds behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day did something that’s simply unheard of in the realm of superhero movies: They got small. OK, we admit that’s a relative comparison. This episode still focuses on a film that contains
'The Odyssey' and its 70MM journey to the big screen (opens the original)
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Music has vinyl. Literature has hardcover editions. Movies have the 70MM format. Used in decades past for sweeping epics like Lawrence of Arabia and 2001: A Space Odyssey , the preferred presentation of film purists has found modern boosters in luminaries like Quentin Tarantino and — more relevant for this episode of Cinebuds — Christopher Nolan. Booking the British-American director wasn’t really an option for a little-podcast-that-could like ours. So when we decided to combine our review of Th
UPDATED: 'Ueck' with director Steve Farr (opens the original)
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We heard from a few Spotify users who didn't receive the correct audio for this episode, so we uploaded and republished it in an effort to correct the issues. Apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused. ##### Boiling down a person’s nearly 91 years on the planet into 94 minutes is a tremendous feat. But what about when that person is someone your entire audience has, in a matter of speaking, invited into their homes for decades? Someone they already feel like they know and, more import
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