Finally a podcast about movies! Join official friends Matt and Tyrie as they dive into cinemas Unofficial Trilogies - three films which are NOT linked by the usual elements like characters or plot, but instead are connected by a director, or writer, or actor…or sometimes much, much less!
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Finally a podcast about movies! Join official friends Matt and Tyrie as they dive into cinemas Unofficial Trilogies - three films which are NOT linked by the usual elements like characters or plot, but instead are connected by a director, or writer, or actor…or sometimes much, much less!
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This week, Classic Tripod continues it's deep dive into Roberto Rossellini's War Trilogy. Four-time guest and recent Italian tourist Simon Harvey joins Matt and Tyrie, ready to discuss 1946's Paisan - a feature made out of six 'episodes', each chronicling the liberation of Italy by the allied forces of World War II. Being such an important film which tackles some incredibly bleak subject matter, you'd be forgiven for thinking this episode is without bits, goofs, gags and laughs. But you'd be dead wrong. Enjoy!
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Hey folks, for the next three episodes we are gonna be running... ehhh CLASSIC Tripod... That's right we're doing old black and white movies can you believe it. But these films aren't just black and white, they're also super important. I'm talking of course about Roberto Rossellini's War Trilogy! Three films made in the immediate aftermath of WWII. First up is Rome, Open City, a film that not only broke the rules, but completely rewrote the book on how films are made for decades to come.
"All roads lead to Rome, Open City." John Luc Goddard.
Enjoy!
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We are still so back, this time with our third instalment of the Cursed Childhood Trilogy: Labyrinth. A movie brought to you by the creative genius of Jim Henson, Terry Jones, George Lucas and David Bowie! Dance Magic Dance! It also stars Jennifer Connelly in her second feature film (The first one was Once Upon a Time in America, remember when we covered that? hUH?!)
Anyway ENJOY!
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AAAAANNNND we're back! After a brief hiatus Tripod is back on the AIR! They tried to shut us down, but the spirit of unofficial trilogies proved too much for the fat cats over at Spotify (And wherever else you stream this thing)
In this episode the boys go back to the 80's to discuss the Cursed Childhood Trilogy, three films linked by their whimsical fantasy settings, dark tone and heavy use of puppets. Kicking things off we have The Dark Crystal!
Happy Listening folks!
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In 1978 Grease was released to an unsuspecting public. 28 Years Later, in 2006, High School Musical was released to a post Grease public that was yet again unsuspecting...Guys... 28 Years Later...Is that a COINCIDENCE or WHAT?! The same year these two Bozo Clowns (Matt and Tyrie) decide to talk about Grease and High School musical (And also Hairspray 2007) Danny Boyle and Alex Garland release 28 Years Later, the Lega-sequel to their gritty horror smash hit 28 Days Later.
And you'd better believe the boys talk about it in this instalment of Reel Quick.
They are also joined by Tasman Aspinall! His fifth appearance on the show! Together they talk about the films frenetic visual style, it's deep and powerful themes and of course that giant DONG that takes up a good 60% of the screen (You know the one).
The pod will also be taking a mid-year break so they can catch their breath and you (our dear listeners) can rest your ears. They're also super busy and doing cool stuff, so check out the links below!
Get Tickets to Dial M for Murder:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/dial-m-for-murder-tickets-1110993745199?aff=oddtdtcreator
Check out Improv Conspiracy Theatre's Improv Jam:
https://www.improvconspiracy.com/shows/red-hot-improv-jam
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In this weeks episode the boys are joined by Matt's Girlfriend Isabella Mulholland, to talk HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL! They also go on a trip down memory lane and talk about their own high school experiences and their distinct lack of musical numbers.
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School is back in session listeners and this time...its MUSICAL. Fresh off the heels of the disturbing and difficult films of David Lynch, Matt has taken back the reigns of programming and is delighted to dive into the fun, bubblegum world of Grease, which Tyrie argues is actually more terrifying and dystopian. The two T-Birds discuss what made this original High School musical such a smash hit in 1978, and why it's still so popular today, despite being panned by critics and ageing like a melon in the sun.
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JUNE? David Lynch wasn't sure at first, and neither are we! To celebrate the month of June and their recent completion of David Lynch's LA Trilogy, Matt and Tyrie dive back into the surrealist master's biggest Hollywood film and his biggest disappointment - 1984's epic Frank Herbert adaptation, Dune. Joined by Tripod regular Simon Harvey (Baron Munchausen, Happy Together), the gang delve into this most infamous of box office bombs, with its bizarre special effects, wonderful production design, and endless voiceovers, to discuss what exactly went wrong in the deserts of Arrakis.
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Alright people here it is; the episode so special Tyrie forgot to upload it. We're talking about Inland Empire. Considered David Lynch's most impenetrable film, it tells the story of a woman in trouble. At least that's what Lynch says it's about. It's filmed entirely on a small mid range camcorder, so while it doesn't exactly look like a silk purse, it generates some transfixing imagery. Stay tuned to find out what our next Reel Quick ep will cover over the month of June.
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