Episode 686: A Film With Documents
On the Overthinking It Podcast, we tackle “Val,” a new documentary about the actor Val Kilmer featuring a lifetime of footage he shot himself.
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Episode 668: Quod Erat Deliciousum
On the Overthinking It Podcast, we tackle the relationship between the perspectives of the performer and the audience.
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Episode 667: Is George Clooney Really Batman?
On the Overthinking It Podcast, we tackle the subject of acting, which is harder to pin down than it first appears
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Star Trek: Discovery – “Doesn’t it feel good to Kahless?”
Guys, guys, guys! Commander Shaved-Side has dialogue in this one!
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Episode 351: The Baggage and The Glory
The Overthinkers tackle the filmmaking process, the relationship between artist and audience, and what makes someone watchable, along with guest Eugene Kotlyarenko.
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Episode 331: Ecce Homo: Paul Walker Floats in Slow Motion
The overthinkers tackle the Furious 7 trailer, and compare the instrumental value of the careers of Paul Walker and Eric Roberts.
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Episode 214: Gritty Anti-Pigeon
The Overthinkers tackle the remake of Total Recall and grittiness in movies.
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Episode 193: InuYasha-ish
Fenzel and Wrather tackle issues of representation and expression with reference to PayPal, Antwone Fisher, Battleship, and leaked nude photos.
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Silent Star, Surfer, Spy: Jean Dujardin and Characters About Characters
This Sunday, Jean Dujardin won the Best Actor Oscar for the role of Georg Valentin in The Artist, playing a charismatic silent movie actor incapable of coping with the world of sound. Intellectually motivated movies about movies tend to punch … Continued
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Episode 186: Wrong Enough to be Human
The Overthinkers tackle Steven Soderbergh’s Haywire and Neil Young’s hatred for music compression.
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