Four Takes Movie Podcast
Four friends give their takes on movies that they love and/or hate. A meandering and sometimes hilarious take on the movies that made us.
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#15 Fight Club (opens the original)
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What happens when an entire generation mistakes a cautionary tale about corporate burnout and mental collapse for a blueprint on starting an underground club? In episode fifteen of the Four Takes Movie Podcast, hosts Martin, Luke, Adam, and David break the ultimate rule of cinema to dissect David Fincher 1999 psychological masterpiece, Fight Club. Before diving into the chaos of soap sales, toxic masculinity, and Project Mayhem, the gang kicks off with a hilarious look at modern cinema trends, s
#14 Aliens (opens the original)
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Please be advised that this episode of the Four Takes Movie Podcast contains discussions of sensitive and potentially distressing themes. In analysing the psychological subtext of the Alien franchise, the team delve into several intense and serious concepts, which may cause distress to some listeners. Listener discretion is advised. With that important notice established, we welcome you to another chaotic instalment of our cinematic journey. This week, Martin, Luke, Adam, and an exceptionally we
#13 Spaceballs (opens the original)
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Prepare yourselves, because the Four Takes team is jumping to ludicrous speed. In this episode, Martin, David, Adam, and Luke tackle Mel Brooks’ 1987 sci-fi parody, Spaceballs —and things get controversial. Is it a world-class comedy classic? Or is it "just mid"? Before they even start combing the desert, the team shoot the breeze about: Supergirl (who is apparently still an asshole at the end of her movie). Toy Story 5 and why Jesse's story is a refreshing change. Why Eddie Murphy built a recor
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