The Movies that Move Us – Details, episodes & analysis

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden discuss our man, Ethan Hawke, in another episode, this time talking about Ben Stiller's feature film debut, Reality Bites (1994). We talk about our favorite and least favorite scenes with Ethan as well as posethe question, "Is Ethan likeable in this movie?"

Al Larson & Quince Van Orden interview Andrew Klay, a French immersion teacher and film score appreciator, about Les Choristes (2004), a perfect movie to discuss both its Frenchiness as well as its amazing compositions.

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden bring you youtube creator and stand up comedian, Cullen Severance, and we talk about Wrongfully Accused (1998) starring Leslie Nielsen. We chat about our favorite scenes, what makes this movie so near and dear to Cullen and the state of comedy these days. We also play a bit of our Letterboxd guessing game.

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden speak with Chase Graves, a filmmaker, editor and actor, who was greatly influenced by Scott Pilgrim's unique editing and style. We talk about video game and comic book adaptations, the cartoon prequel, the editing and whether we actually like this movie still after all these years. Of course, we play some games as well - One Word Guessing Game. Join and listen to us talk about Scott Pilgrim!

Chase Graves recommends you check out DinerGhoul.com or @DinerGhoul on Instagram.

Hosts Al Larson and Quince Van Orden host this week's episode of the podcast with comedian, Kyle Ayers (host of The Never Seen It Podcast) to talk about Kill Bill The Whole Bloody Affair. Kyle switched college majors to study film after taking a film/media studies course where he watched Kill Bill for the first time. We chat about his favorite scene, the impact it had on him, the potential for Kill Bill 3, and then the court case surrounding Ana De Armas missing from Yesterday. We play the One Word Guessing Game and The Letterboxd Game on the pod.

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden host for Tim Chizmar who discusses his own film, The Nudels of Nudeland and the film that inspired him to make it, Maslin Beach. Tim is a notable nudist, comedian, director, writer, and producer among many more roles. Listen in on our conversation about nudism, creating a better nudist film than Maslin Beach, producing and distributing his film and of course, we play our draft game and talk about other movies we like.

You can follow Tim at https://nudisthumorist.com as well on twitter @TimChizmar or even on Jubilee's Nudist video on Youtube. You can watch his movies, The Nudels of Nudeland and Hell's Coming for You.

Al Larson hosts this episode with our first ever international guest, Reo Beaumont, to discuss Pulp Fiction. We talk about Reo's favorite scene in the film, if Quentin Tarantino has declined as a director, the music choices, Tarantino's unique dialogue and use of violence. We discuss a Mount Rushmore of film directors and in general have a good time talking about one of the all time greatest films.

Reo Beaumont runs the film critic website, The Cinematique, and hosts The Cinematique podcast and R&M: A Conversation on Cinema and he can be found on twitter as well - @ReosPositivePOV

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden are joined by Sally Van Orden for a discussion about Gattaca (1997). We play the Letterboxd game, discuss sci-fi films that are similar, why Al thinks this movie is like a sports film, then talk about eugenics and the interesting ties to DNA that are built into the film set, title and even the credits.

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden speak with Michael Tanner, a graphic novelist and podcaster, about Dawn of the Dead (1978), the granddaddy of modern zombie films, as well as the Zack Snyder remake. Why are there Seventies Shenanigans in the flick, and what would another remake be like? We also talk about Michael's experience with Dawn of the Dead and how it led to him writing Junior Braves of the Apocalypse.  Join us for another fun episode with interesting discussion and our Letterboxd game.

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Al Larson and Quince Van Orden watch and discuss Juliet, Naked (2018). We talk about our favorite and least favorite Ethan Hawke scenes, the realism of his dad bod and his acting as well as if we think this could be part of the Before cinematic universe. We also create a new Letterboxd game.