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Cinepunx is an ongoing conversation about film, art, and culture between knuckleheads. Join Joshua Alvarez and Liam O’Donnell who, along with their menagerie of guests, discuss their passions in cinema and music.

Podcast · By Liam O'Donnell · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Cinepunx Episode 218: APOCALYPSE NOW REDUX(79) & PLATOON (86) (opens the original)

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    You can hardly believe it but those stalwart boys of Cinepunx are back! On this explosive new episode we get into it on two classic films we should have seen already, but somehow had not: Apocalypse Now and Platoon . We specifically watched the redux edition of Apocalypse Now if that matters to you, which I had not seen before now. Despite some reservations about the style of these movies, some of the narrative decisions, and the method they were made, we were mostly blown away by these movie. W

  2. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Cinepunx Episode 217: TOKYO STORY (53) (opens the original)

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    NEW EPISODE IS HERE! Join us as we explore one of the greatest directors of the 20th Century, Yasujiro Ozu by discussing his most famous film, T okyo Story. As is our custom we do our usual WACK AND ON TRACK gimm8ck and unlike usual Josh has some actual; wack stuff to share. I spend a little too much time on this episode borrowing commentary from Dr. Jeff Stout who I saw lecture about this movie in like 2007. Anyway, we hope you enjoy the conversation and we will work hard to get back to you soo

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