HeyJaredVintertainment: Wine and Movies
Bringing people together with Wine and Movie Pairings. Sometimes recorded on the podcast, sometimes written on the Substack, sometimes gathering in person throughout the Los Angeles area...and maybe beyond?
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BURT (2025) - The $7,000 Breakout Feature Paired With Wines to Match Its Real Life Protagonists (opens the original)
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Microbudget filmmaker Joe Burke spent a decade trying to get a second feature off the ground after his 2013 debut FOUR DOGS. But after all the “no’s”, all the Hollywood rejection, and finally spending months waiting for an A-list actor to add to this list of “no’s”, Joe said “fuck it, I can get $7,000 together and make a movie with Burt Berger. I’m 40 years old, I need to make another movie now, and I love Burt, let’s do it.”2 months later, he and close friend and collaborator, actor Oliver Coop
BALLISTIC: ECKS VS. SEVER (2002) The Worst Reviewed Movie on Rotten Tomatoes Paired with Maligned Wines (opens the original)
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Last December, while recording a different episode for this podcast, Dallas and myself discovered that we both had fond memories of a movie titled (ridiculously, but also awesomely) "Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever” starring Antonio Banderas and Lucy Liu. We’d both seen it in the theater back in 2002, and…never again since.That’s partly due to the movie largely being unavilable due to rights issues, but mostly because it has the LOWEST RATING OF ANY MOVIE EVER ON ROTTEN TOMATOES!!! That’s right, with
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