HeyJaredRoad Dawgs
Josh and Nick are Road Dawgs! Join them weekly as they discuss an eclectic range of films.
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The 21st Century Meltdown (opens the original)
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Josh and Nick debate the most important figures of film in the 21st century. Like, rate, subscribe!
A Scanner Darkly (opens the original)
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Josh and Nick cover a film they brought up 100+ episodes ago with Richard Linklater’s adaptation of the Philip K. Dick novel, A Scanner Darkly. Bob Sabiston’s invention of the Rotoshop software and its implementation on this film. The themes of Philip K. Dick. School Of Rock Money. We remember those who were punished for “living”. What does it mean to be an epic filmmaker? Like, rate, subscribe!
Chef (opens the original)
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Josh and Nick indulge in Cubanos and Grilled Cheeses as they discuss 2014’s Chef. Jon Favreau’s journey as an indie filmmaker to one of the biggest players in modern Hollywood. A not so subtle critique of critics. Roy Choi’s food truck revolution, and how it parallels Jon Favreau’s career. Like, rate, subscribe!
The Immigrant (opens the original)
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Josh and Nick venture to 1920s New York with James Gray’s 6th motion picture, The Immigrant. They talk about James Gray’s commitment to a formalist career, and the challenges it comes with. Is there redemption for the irredeemable? How does it relate to the films blackballed release? Why should the first and last shot of your film be the most impactful? Like, rate, subscribe!
Operation Avalanche (opens the original)
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Josh and Nick want to know - have you heard of a conspiracy theory before? Well then join us this week as we discuss thriller-mockumentary Operation Avalanche. Matt Johnson’s diverse and burgeoning career. A guest calls in. Did we land on the moon? Like, rate, subscribe!
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