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    Remakers Mark 26, Part 2 {Modern Times}: You Don’t Hear Too Many Silent Movies These Days Nov 03, 2014
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    Poster courtesy of IMPAwards.comModern Times

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    • Rent: Netflix • Amazon • iTunes
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    Welcome to part two of our discussion of Charlie Chaplin’s classic silent film ‘Modern Times’. Here we discuss the filmmaking and plot techniques that we both appreciate and would want to change in a remake. We focus on whether to make the remake a silent film as well – maybe a hybrid silent movie instead? Jer goes seriously meta with a movie about making a movie – maybe even remaking Modern Times! Remakers Mark, the film?! We show our appreciation for the original film and of Charlie Chaplin, especially as a physical actor, wishing that there was better physical comedy today along the way.

    Actors and Actresses Discussed

    • Joseph Gordon-Levitt
    • Ty Burrell
    • Johnny Depp
    • Paulette Goodard
    • Lauren Cohan
    • Charlie Chaplin
    • Martin Freeman
    • Chester Conklin
    • Richard Riehle
    • Buster Keaton
    • Bruce Campbell
    • Roger Deakins

    Links and Movies Discussed

    • Modern Family
    • Benny & Joon
    • RocketJump short mentioned by Mark:
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    • Video Game High School
    • Mr. Bean
    • The Hudsucker Proxy
    • Run Lola Run
    • Mulholland Dr.
    • Aladdin
    • Archer
    • Evil Dead II
    • The Artist
    • Silent Movie
    • WALL•E
    • The Imperfect Lens – Creating the Look of WALL•E
    • The Shot Tells the Story – Dissecting WALL•E
    • Silence and the Lens: Innovations in WALL•E
    • How Cinematographer Roger Deakins Helped Blur the Line Between Live-action and Animated Features
    • All Is Lost
    • All Is Lost – Netflix Streaming

    Next episode’s movie – Good Morning, Vietnam

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    • Buy: DVD • BluRay • iTunes

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    Remakers Mark 26, Part 1 {Modern Times}: Not Neil Gaiman, A Gamin Oct 20, 2014
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    Poster courtesy of IMPAwards.com

    Here’s another first for Remakers Mark – our first silent movie! And what better place to start than with a Charlie Chaplin film – Modern Times. Join us as we recast two major roles and three minor roles, including Chaplin’s famous ‘Little Tramp’ character.

    Modern Times

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    • Rent: Netflix • Amazon • iTunes
    • Buy: DVD • BluRay • iTunes

    Actors and Actresses Discussed

    • Paulette Goodard
    • Emily Kinney
    • Amber Tamblyn
    • Ellie Kemper
    • Lauren Cohan
    • Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting
    • Charlie Chaplin
    • David Cross
    • Martin Freeman
    • Neil Patrick Harris
    • Stanley Tucci
    • Michael Fassbender
    • Tiny Sandford
    • Peyton Manning
    • Alex Karras
    • Chester Conklin
    • Richard Riehle
    • Al Ernest Garcia
    • David Strathairn

    Links and Movies Discussed

    • Neil Gaiman
    • The Walking Dead
    • 127 Hours
    • Django Unchained
    • The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
    • The Office (US)
    • Bridesmaids
    • Wits with Ellie Kemper, Patton Oswalt, Paul F. Tompkins, and Keegan-Michael Key with Aimee Mann and Ted Leo (Part One)
    • Wits with Ellie Kemper, Paul F. Tompkins, Keegan-Michael Key, Patton Oswalt, and The Both (Part Two)
    • The Big Bang Theory
    • Arrested Development
    • The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
    • Sherlock
    • The Hunger Games
    • Frank
    • Blood Creek
    • Band of Brothers
    • Webster
    • Blazing Saddles
    • Office Space
    • The Fugitive
    • ‘Drunk History’ with Richard Riehle
    • Good Night, and Good Luck.
    • The Bourne Ultimatum
    • Lincoln
    • Godzilla (2014)
    • LA Confidential
    • XOXOJK

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    Remakers Mark Special Episode 8: Favorite Sports Related Moments Oct 06, 2014
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    Welcome to the most special-est Special Episode of Remakers Mark yet. For the first time ever all five of us were in the same place at the same time, and we recorded this episode while looking at each other. It was as strange and amazing as it sounds, I promise. The topic of this Special Episode (our second attempt at it, in fact) is ‘favorite sports related moments in movies’. You’ll even find the scenes mentioned below if you’d like to watch while listening to get the full effect. Enjoy!

    Raging Bull – Jake vs. Sugar Ray Robinson:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t34MZ-Zub9c

    Snatch – Mickey vs. Gorgeous George:

    Snatch – The Last Fight

    Karate Kid – Final Fight Scene:

    Hoosiers – Measuring the Basket:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ugkzk2l2ZpM

    The Natural – The Final Homerun:

    The Naked Gun – Baseball:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmH_hz-NcRo

    Miracle – The Last Minute:

    Major League – The Final Scene

    Rocky IV – Training Montage


    Remakers Mark 25, Part 2 {Slap Shot}: Truth Exaggerated to Comedic Proportions Sep 22, 2014
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    Poster courtesy of IMPAwards.comSlap Shot

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    In Part Two of our discussion of Slap Shot, we start with some excellent listener feedback on how to recast the film, and reveal which of our picks were the winners. Then, we move on to discussing what we’d change in a remake of the film (lots of insensitive dialogue, some meandering plotting) and what we’d largely leave the same in a remake (the violence, the energy, and the filmmaking style of the hockey scenes).

    Actors and Actresses Discussed

    • John C. Reilly
    • Aaron Paul
    • Chris Pratt
    • T.J. Miller
    • Robb Wells
    • George Clooney
    • Bruce Willis
    • Ben Stiller
    • Jason Bateman
    • Will Arnett
    • Ethan Coen
    • Joel Coen
    • Charlie Sheen
    • Wayne Gretzky
    • ‘Wierd Al’ Yankovic
    • Gene Simmons
    • Steven Tyler
    • Sharlto Copley
    • Jason Schwartzman
    • Michael Ontkean
    • Casey Affleck
    • Paul Newman
    • Brad Pitt
    • Lindsay Crouse
    • Jennifer Lawrence

    Links and Movies Discussed

    • ‘Buzzedwords’ with Tim Turi and Dan Rykert
    • Trailer Park Boys
    • Chank Fonts
    • ‘A Font That Speaks for Silent Film’ (Chank’s font created for a silent film restoration)
    • NHLPA Hockey ’93 – Sega Genesis
    • Animal House
    • PCU
    • North Dallas Forty
    • The Longest Yard
    • The Bad News Bears
    • Rocky
    • Youngblood
    • The Mighty Ducks
    • Mystery, Alaska
    • Miracle
    • Goon
    • The Adventures of Bob & Doug McKenzie: Strange Brew

    Next movie – Modern Times

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    Remakers Mark 25, Part 1 {Slap Shot}: The ‘Lemme-At-‘Em’ Type Sep 08, 2014
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    Poster courtesy of IMPAwards.comSlap Shot

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    • Stream: Netflix
    • Rent: Amazon • iTunes
    • Buy: DVD • BluRay • iTunes

    Welcome to part one of our discussion of the roughhouse hockey classic Slap Shot. Here we tackle recasting two major characters and five minor characters. Along the way we reveal our favorite sports movies, contemplate pent up anger as an actor’s skill set, and discussions about actors ages that are both detailed and ridiculous.

    • 00:00 – 03:51: Intro, and favorite sports movie
    • 03:52 – 05:16: Thanks to Modern Antics – check out Riddle Room!
    • 05:17 – 07:43: Slap Shot plot summary and our history with the film
    • 07:44 – 21:01: Recasting the role of Ned
    • 21:02 – 33:43: Recasting the role of Reg
    • 33:44 – 44:12: Recasting five minor characters
    • 44:13 – 45:13: Outro

    Actors and Actresses Discussed

    • Michael Ontkean
    • Lee Pace
    • Chord Overstreet
    • Aaron Paul
    • Wyatt Russell
    • Casey Affleck
    • Paul Newman
    • Brad Pitt
    • Ed Harris
    • Jeffrey Dean Morgan
    • Matthew McConaughey
    • George Clooney
    • Andrew Duncan
    • Scott Aukerman
    • Jerry Houser
    • Eric Stonestreet
    • Strother Martin
    • George Segal
    • Lindsay Crouse
    • Jennifer Lawrence
    • Jennifer Warren
    • Susan Sarandon
    • Rashida Jones

    Links and Movies Discussed

    • Rollerball
    • Hoosiers
    • Major League
    • Miracle
    • Caddyshack
    • Raging Bull
    • Guardians of the Galaxy
    • The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
    • Pushing Daisies
    • Glee
    • Breaking Bad
    • Need For Speed
    • Cowboys & Aliens
    • 22 Jump Street
    • Good Will Hunting
    • Thelma & Louise
    • Watchmen
    • Grey’s Anatomy
    • Red Dawn
    • The Facts of Life
    • Leatherheads
    • Comedy Bang! Bang!
    • Modern Family
    • Just Shoot Me!
    • Look Who’s Talking
    • Cool Hand Luke – A Night in the Box (YouTube)
    • Bull Durham

    Remakers Mark 24, Part 2 {Supergirl}: On A Scale From Adam West to Zack Snyder Aug 25, 2014
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    Poster courtesy of IMPAwards.com

    Supergirl

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    • Buy: DVD • iTunes

    Welcome to part two of our discussion of Supergirl. We first discuss what superpower we would have, and it goes deliciously off the rails in the name of extreme comfort. Then, after sharing some listener feedback on re-casting, and revealing our picks from part one, we dig into a deep discussion of better and badder villains, including some great ideas from the comics. Speaking of comics, Mark and Lee help us with Supergirl’s history there, including her origin story, and relationship with her cousin (that other Super-hero you might have heard of). From there, we talk about how this remake could be the female-led superhero movie that the world has been waiting for. Or, it could be a Supergirl or Catwoman level disaster that pushes that idea back another decade or few. No pressure, Joe Hollywood. Then we discuss how we want the tone of the remake to be – more Iron Man tone The Dark Knight, if you will.

    • 00:00 – 04:44: Intro, and what superpower would you pick, if you could.
    • 04:45 – 05:21: Thanks to Modern Antics – check out Riddle Room!
    • 05:22 – 10:23: Listener feedback on recasting
    • 10:24 – 12:50: Our recasting picks from part one, and reveal of our next movie
    • 12:51 – 22:55: How to upgrade the villain in a remake
    • 22:56 – 37:34: How female superhero movies have struggled so far, and how much the world is dying for a great female superhero now. Supergirl’s origin story, especially with regards to Superman. How / how much to involve Superman in a Supergirl movie.
    • 37:35 – 47:21: What should the tone of the remake be, on a scale from ‘Adam West’ to ‘Zack Snyder’?
    • 47:22 – 50:03: Supergirl as a coming-of-age story, how to capture that in a remake
    • 50:04 – 51:50: Filmmaking changes in a remake, especially with regards to special effects
    • 51:51 – 52:50: Outro

    Actors and Actresses Discussed

    • Ellen Page
    • Emma Roberts
    • Saoirse Ronan
    • Amy Poehler
    • Elizabeth Banks
    • Taylor Schilling
    • Tatiana Maslany
    • Judith Light
    • Kate Mara
    • Alison Brie
    • Emma Stone
    • Hart Bochner
    • Patrick Schwarzenegger
    • Faye Dunaway
    • Tilda Swinton
    • Helen Slater
    • Karen Gillan
    • Peter O’Toole
    • Ian McKellen

    Links and Movies Discussed

    • Kill Bill Vol. 1
    • Kill Bill Vol. 2
    • Elektra
    • Catwoman
    • Ever After: A Cinderella Story
    • Frozen
    • Man of Steel
    • Zack Snyder
    • Adam West
    • Batman (1966)
    • Superman: Unbound

    Next Episode’s Movie – Slap Shot

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    • Stream: Netflix
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    • Buy: DVD • BluRay • iTunes

    Remakers Mark Special Episode 7: You’ll Always Be _____ To Me Aug 18, 2014
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    In our seventh special episode, we discuss a counterpoint to our previous discussion of actors and actresses who can do anything, titled ‘You’ll Always Be _____ To Me’. Here we’re talking about those folks who had one role that, no matter what other roles they play, we’re not able to see them as anything other than that one powerful role. We each make two picks, and then discuss the huge amount of great listener feedback we received.

    Actors, Actresses, Characters and Movies Discussed

    • Jason Mewes
    • Kevin Smith
    • Keanu Reeves
    • Brad Pitt
    • Angelina Jolie
    • Jon Heder
    • Hugo Weaving
    • Agent Smith
    • The Matrix
    • Jason Bateman
    • Michael Bluth
    • Arrested Development
    • Kyle MacLachlan
    • Special Agent Dale Cooper
    • Twin Peaks
    • Christopher Reeve
    • Superman (Character)
    • Superman (Movie – 1978)
    • Alec Guinness
    • Obi-Wan Kenobi
    • Star Wars
    • Damian Lewis
    • General Dick Winters
    • Band of Brothers
    • Rainn Wilson
    • Arthur
    • Six Feet Under
    • Dwight Schrute
    • The Office
    • Alec Baldwin
    • Jack Ryan
    • The Hunt for Red October
    • Zooey Deschanel
    • Summer
    • 500 Days of Summer
    • Bill Murray
    • Dr. Peter Venkman
    • Ghostbusters
    • Bob Harris
    • Lost In Translation

    Links Discussed

    • ‘I Can Do Anything Good • Remaker’s Mark Special Episode 4’

    Listener Feedback

    • Full Facebook feedback list
    • Full Twitter Feedback list
    • Jason Mewes as Jay
    • Kevin Smith as Silent Bob
    • Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter
    • Robert Preston as Harold Hill
    • William Shatner as James T. Kirk
    • Leonard Nimoy as Spock
    • James Van Der Beek as Dawson Leery
    • Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter
    • Bruce Willis as John McClane
    • Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker
    • Johnny Depp as Hunter S. Thompson
    • Randy Quaid as Cousin Eddie
    • Brad Pitt as Jeffrey Goines
    • Michael Keaton as Batman
    • Matthew McConaughey as Ron Woodroof
    • Arnold Schwarzenegger as The Terminator
    • Audrey Tautou as Amélie
    • Raul Julia as Gomez Addams
    • Charlie Sheen
    • Nathan Fillion as Captain Mal Reynolds
    • Matthew Broderick as Ferris Bueller
    • Michael Shannon
    • Winona Ryder as Lelaina Pierce
    • Christian Slater as Clarence Worley
    • Particia Arquette as Alabama Whitman
    • Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson
    • Judy Garland as Dorothy
    • Sissy Spacek as Carrie
    • Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O’Hara
    • Clark Gable as Rhett Butler
    • Jason Biggs as Jim Levenstein
    • Mel Gibson as Max Rockatansky
    • Curtis Armstrong as Dudley ‘Booger’ Dawson
    • Gary Sinise as Lt. Dan

    Remakers Mark 24, Part 1 {Supergirl}: Groundskeeper Ripped and 80’s Handsome Aug 11, 2014
    Show notes

    Poster courtesy of IMPAwards.com

    Supergirl

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    • Rent: Amazon • iTunes • Netflix Disc
    • Buy: DVD • iTunes

    Here is part one of our discussion around the much maligned Supergirl – our first superhero flick, and the first movie that we weren’t really a fan of the original. Don’t you fear, this isn’t a Haterade filled episode at all, though we do certainly express our wishes for a much better product in our remake. This includes both Mark and Lee considering removing two of the major characters completely from the movie, adding ‘groundskeeper ripped’ to the series of phrases coined on the podcast (joining ’80’s Handsome’ and ‘Sponsor Comedy’), a comparison of Peter O’Toole and Alec Guinness in terms of their fit (or lack there-of) in major sci-fi projects, and equal parts damnation and appreciation for the villains’ overacting in the original.

    PS: Sorry about one of the audio tracks sounding a bit sub-par – the tech gods conspired against us, but it’s not too bad.

    • 00:16 – 02:17: Intro, and favorite superhero or comic book
    • 02:18 – 02:49: Thanks to Modern Antics – check out Riddle Room!
    • 02:50 – 07:20: Summary of Supergirl, and our history with the film
    • 08:48 – 18:32: Recasting Ethan
    • 18:33 – 30:54: Recasting Selena
    • 30:55 – 42:53: Recasting Supergirl
    • 42:54 – 54:46: Recasting five minor characters
    • 54:47 – 55:52: Outro

    Actors and Actresses Discussed

    • Hart Bochner
    • Taylor Kitsch
    • Alex Pettyfer
    • Sam Claifin
    • Patrick Schwarzenegger
    • Matthew Lewis
    • Faye Dunaway
    • Helena Bonham Carter
    • Rachel Weisz
    • Lena Headey
    • Cate Blanchett
    • Tilda Swinton
    • Helen Slater
    • Sienna Miller
    • Jemima West
    • Karen Gillan
    • Natalie Portman
    • Vanessa Hudgens
    • Marc McCLure
    • Vincent Kartheiser
    • Maureen Teefy
    • Alison Brie
    • Peter Cook
    • Mark Strong
    • Brenda Vaccaro
    • Bridget Moynohan
    • Peter O’Toole
    • Ian McKellen

    Links and Movies Discussed

    • X-Men Origins: Wolverine
    • John Carter
    • Friday Night Lights
    • Magic Mike
    • The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
    • Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
    • Fight Club
    • Les Misérables
    • Game of Thrones
    • 300
    • The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
    • Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
    • The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
    • Hanna
    • The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
    • Factory Girl
    • G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
    • Doctor Who
    • The Professional
    • Black Swan
    • V for Vendetta
    • Thor
    • High School Musical
    • Spring Breakers
    • Sucker Punch
    • Mad Men
    • Scream 4
    • Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
    • Sex and the City
    • Serendipity

    Remakers Mark 23, Part 2 {Akira}: Giant Meat Baby Jul 28, 2014
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    Poster courtesy of IMPAwards.com

    Akira:

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    • Rent: Amazon • Netflix Disc
    • Buy: DVD • BluRay

    In part two of our discussion of 1988’s anime classic Akira, we talk about what we liked about the original, and what we’d change in a remake. Specifically, what we would need to change to make a live action version of the film, while maintaining the tone and spirit of the original. We learn a lot about voice acting in anime, and do our best to scheme what the heck to do with the WTF-worthy ending of the original.

    • 00:00 – 02:08: Intro, and whether the hosts are more of a Neo or a Morpheus
    • 02:09 – 02:49: Thanks to Modern Antics – check out Riddle Room!
    • 02:50 – 07:02: Listener recasting feedback, our winning choices from part one, announcement of next movie
    • 07:03 – 26:35: Remaking Akira as a live action film, how true to stay to the original source material, blending of mediums (animation, motion capture, etc.)
    • 26:36 – 32:18: Vocal performances in the original (and anime in general), Eastern vs. Western presentation of thematic elements
    • 32:19 – 38:57: Some serious WTF statements/questions about the ending of the original, and the tendency for anime to go superdeformed. What on earth could we do to the ending in a live action remake? We say the phrase ‘meat baby’ more than anyone else in the history of ever.
    • 38:58 – 41:29: Under the Influence – movies that inspired, or were inspired by, Akira.
    • 41:30 – 42:31: Outro

    Actors and Actresses Discussed

    • Michael Pitt
    • Michael B. Jordan
    • Mitsuo Iwata
    • Nozomu Susaki
    • Steven Yeun
    • Mizuho Suzuki
    • Gabriel Byrne
    • Tesshô Genda
    • Naveen Andrews
    • Takeshi Kusao
    • Dave Franco
    • Tarô Ishida
    • Michael Ironside
    • Mami Koyama
    • Seo Young-Hee

    Links and Movies Discussed

    • The Akira Project – Live Action Trailer
    • The Matrix
    • Fruitvale Station
    • The Last Airbender
    • Death Note
    • Speed Racer (2008)
    • Sin City
    • ‘Sin City: From Panel To Screen’ (IGN)
    • Minority Report
    • Blade Runner
    • Elysium
    • Philip K. Dick
    • Batman (1966-68)
    • V for Vendetta
    • Dredd
    • Avatar
    • A Scanner Darkly
    • Hellboy
    • Naruto
    • Princess Mononoke
    • Spirited Away
    • Kiki’s Delivery Service
    • The Secret World of Arietty
    • My Neighbor Totoro
    • 2001: A Space Odyssey
    • The Animatrix
    • Avatar: The Last Airbender
    • Pokémon
    • Chronicle
    • Looper
    • Robotech
    • Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

    Next Episode’s Movie – Supergirl

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    • Theatrical Trailer
    • Rent: Amazon • iTunes • Netflix Disc
    • Buy: DVD • iTunes

    Remakers Mark Special Episode 6: Expanding Cinematic Horizons Jul 21, 2014
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    In this, our sixth special episode of Remakers Mark, we discuss movies that have expanded our cinematic horizons, and that we think would do the same for other viewers. Each of us picked a topic or genre:

    • Mark: ‘Turning Japanese: An Intro to Anime’
    • Lee: ‘Awakenings: Films That Changed the Way I Watch Films’
    • Kyle: ‘It Doesn’t Have to Be Painful: Movies That Kids and Adults Can Enjoy Together’
    • Jer: ‘Foreign Horror: OR How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Horror Movies’
    • Andy: ‘How to Laugh Properly: An Introduction to the Subtle Art of Comedy’

    We also go through lots of great feedback received via Facebook and Twitter. Thanks to all who chimed in with their picks!

    • 00:00 – 00:44: Andy’s forgetful serenade + host introductions
    • 00:45 – 03:18: Discussion of theme
    • 03:19 – 11:11: Mark’s Top 5 and discussion
    • 11:12 – 12:49: Fan Feedback Pt. 1
    • 12:50 – 21:01: Lee’s Top 5 and discussion
    • 21:02 – 21:58: Fan Feedback Pt. 2
    • 21:59 – 30:57: Kyle’s Top 5 and discussion
    • 30:58 – 33:23: Fan Feedback Pt. 3
    • 33:24 – 42:51: Jer’s Top 5 and discussion
    • 42:52 – 44:58: Fan Feedback Pt. 4
    • 44:59 – 53:45: Andy’s Top 5 and discussion
    • 53:46 – 58:34: Fan Feedback Pt. 5
    • 58:35 – 59:24: Outro

    Movies and Links Discussed

    • The Secret World of Arietty
    • The Girl Who Leapt Through Time
    • Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust
    • Ghost in the Shell
    • Akira
    • Grave of the Fireflies
    • Tokyo Godfathers
    • Pulp Fiction
    • Fight Club
    • A Clockwork Orange
    • LA Confidential
    • Memento
    • ‘Back and There Again’ – Kyle Hebert’s article on movies that expanded his horizons
    • Requiem For A Dream
    • Being John Malkovich
    • Adaptation
    • Moon
    • 2001: A Space Odyssey
    • The Incredibles
    • Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
    • The Iron Giant
    • The Muppets
    • The Secret World of Arietty
    • Kissing Jessica Stein
    • My Best Friend’s Wedding
    • (500) Days of Summer
    • What to Expect When You’re Expecting
    • Steel Magnolias
    • The Holiday
    • The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
    • Suspiria
    • Giallo (Wikipedia)
    • The Orphanage
    • Let the Right One In
    • Ringu
    • Oldboy
    • Pan’s Labyrinth
    • Audition
    • Pet Sematary
    • Airplane!
    • MASH
    • Animal House
    • Monty Python and the Holy Grail
    • Brazil
    • Three Amigos
    • Remakers Mark discusses ‘Three Amigos’
    • Clue
    • Remakers Mark discusses ‘Clue’
    • Ghostbusters
    • Remakers Mark discusses ‘Ghostbusters’
    • It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
    • Better Off Dead…
    • David Lynch
    • Darren Aronofsky
    • Belle
    • One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
    • The Graduate
    • Trainspotting
    • Trylon Microcinema
    • The Last of the Mohicans
    • Young Guns II
    • Being John Malkovich
    • American Movie
    • Upstream Color
    • The Blair Witch Project
    • Primer

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