Things mentioned during  "What We're Watching This Week"Life of Pi  directed by Ang Lee.Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe  directed by Andrew Adamson. Currently available on Disney+Garfield: The Movie  directed by Peter Hewitt. Currently available on Hulu, SlingTV, and StarzNine Lives directed by Barry Sonnenfeld.Cats  directed by Tom Hooper.Cats with buttholes https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2020/04/cats-butthole-cut-vfx-editorThe Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou directed by Wes Anderson.Isle of Dogs directed by Wes Anderson.The Handmaiden  directed by Park Chan-wook. Currently available on Amazon Prime

Snubbed: A Decent Podcast on Movies and Film Culture

Episode 5: Online Film Festivals, Tiger King, and Netflix's Shady Algorithm

Things mentioned during  "What We're Watching This Week"The Tenant directed by Roman Polanski. Currently available on HuluBig Time Adolescence directed by Jason Orley. Currently available on HuluJonah Hill's Movie List https://www.gq.com/story/jonah-hill-movie-recommendationsOur New Letterboxd Movie List for Corona28 Days Later Moonrise KingdomHerPhiladelphiaThe ShiningThe Secret Life of Walter MittySaving Private Ryanhttps://boxd.it/51BJA  

Episode 4: Cancellations, Rear Window, and What It's Like Living in the times of Corona

In this episode of the greatest film podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming the winners of Tribeca Film Festival's Best Narrative Film in the US Category, "Burning Cane": Phillip Youmans, Mose Mayer, and Ojo Akinlana. Phillip and the crew share stories like how they got Wendell Pierce on their film in a last-minute push, what it's like to work with fellow alumni Jon Batiste, and how the local police almost ruined two of their most important shooting days. We also get side tracked and talk about the best inside jokes on-set, Earl Sweatshirt and every creative person's Tyler, the Creator phase, and Braelyn Kelly's new confidence coming back to grade school as an all-star actor. "This is probably the best episode they'll ever release if we're being honest," says the Hollywood Reporter about today's critically-acclaimed audio experience, "Sucks that it's only Episode 3."

Episode 3 - Winning Tribeca at 19 Years Old (ft. Phillip Youmans of "Burning Cane")

On the second installment of the most average film podcast on the internet, the gang welcomes their good friend Yohan to talk about one of his favorite movies, Akira. We break down the history of controversy surrounding Warner Bros’ acquisition and planned live-action remake, discuss Lilly Singh’s appointment to a late-night throne at NBC, and talk about China’s homophobic and racist censorship in US films. Also, Nick can’t stop bringing up how he skates and knows streetwear in each episode. Yohan watches the Dora live-action trailer mid-podcast. Someone send us a Chinese Black Panther poster so we can burn it. You can mail it to our P.O. Box at 101 Get Doxed Lane. Intro: "Del Carnaval" by Juanitos Outro: "Night Owl" by Broke For Free

Episode 2: Akira, or Hollywood's Latest Whitewash Attempt (ft. Yohan)

In this lovely episode of the best film podcast this side of the Mississippi, Franklin, Jonathan, and Nick break down the Disney/Fox acquisition, the history of Woody Allen's scandals, and the different effects artists like Michael Jackson and Woody Allen have on us after we discover their disturbing pasts. We also talk about sad Jonah Hill videos, and Franklin thinks J.K. Rowling is wilding. Lastly, a special s/o to Moses, a true homie. Intro: "Del Carnaval" by Juanitos Outro: "Night Owl" by Broke For Free

Episode 1: Midnight in Paris, Woody Allen, and Separating Art From the Artist

On Snubbed, the college film-making trio of Franklin, Jonathan, and Nick revive an old movie–or watch a new one–discuss it ad nauseam every week, and provide their "hot takes"... sometimes with the help of their good friends! If you love movies, you're in the right spot. We breakdown everything from film theory and weekly industry news to cult classics and history of cinema.

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