Archive for November, 2007
Episode Four - Featuring Dakota Smith
November 25th, 2007 by Katie SpenceBen and Katie podcast LIVE from Austin, Texas with special guest, Dakota Smith from PEEL. This week, we’ve got reviews of Awake, The Diving Bell and The Butterfly, and The Savages.
What do you want to see? Tell us at I want to see that. Discuss the movies you want to see with your friends, then we’ll help you plan a trip to the movies!
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Episode Three - The Thanksgiving Episode
November 18th, 2007 by Katie SpenceBen and Katie review all the movies that are coming out early for Thanksgiving. Take your mom to a movie! This episode features “reviews” of This Christmas, The Mist, Enchanted, August Rush, Hitman, and I’m Not There.
We’ll be in Austin, Texas next weekend, and we’re hoping to see a movie at the Alamo Drafthouse while we’re there. We’ll post the details on the blog if we can figure something out.
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Katie interviewed!
November 14th, 2007 by Katie SpenceKatie was interviewed by Matt Dentler of SXSW fame.
Me: Why this site, and why now?
Katie Spence: Ben and I live in San Francisco and all of our friends are young professionals who play on the internet all day. It’s hard to wrangle everyone into doing something offline together, so we made “I Want To See That.”
Episode Two - Reviews of Movies Opening November 16
November 11th, 2007 by Katie SpenceBen and Katie review Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium, Love in the Time of Cholera, Margot at the Wedding, and Beowulf, all opening on Friday, November 16.
This week, we invite you to join us to actually go and see some of these movies. We’ll be catching a few flicks on Friday night in downtown San Francisco, so if you’re local, you should come! We couldn’t decide which movie to see, so you have a choice… Come see Beowulf with Ben, or see Margot at the Wedding with Katie.
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Episode One - Reviews of Movies Opening Friday, November 9
November 4th, 2007 by Katie SpenceThis is the first episode of our new podcast where every Monday, Ben Brown and Katie Spence will review all of the movies coming out on Friday. We have not seen these movies, but that will not stop of us from giving you our opinions!
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allaboutgeorge
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Best Films of 2008
I saw "Wall-E" and "Rachel Getting Married." I think I've seen "Slumdog Millionaire" four times. I'm not sure either "Waltz With Bashir" or "Happy-Go-Lucky" are out near me, though I've seen trailers for "Waltz" for weeks now.
My top 10 (out of the 40 or so movies I've paid to see this year): "Slumdog," "Milk," "WALL*E," "The Dark Knight," "The Last Mistress," "Hamlet 2," "Ghost Town," "Elegy," "Young At Heart" and "Rachel Getting Married"
Rachel
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Best Films of 2008
Oh dear. I have missed all of them. I really would like to see Rachel Getting Married, since it has my name in the title. I do not want to see Wall-E. Hope to see Slumdog Millionaire, since I like Bollywood movies, I will probably like it. Such reasoning!
Schlomo Rabinowitz
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Best Films of 2008
I agree with you Lauren. If I saw Sex and the City, I would probably skip movies altogether for the rest of the year.
Lauren Permenter
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Best Films of 2008
I'm ashamed to say I still haven't seen much of what's on these lists, but I did see Sex and the City and I'm fairly certain that that more than makes up for the ONE HUNDRED movies I was supposed to see this year.
Ben Brown
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Adventures in casting
I never thought I would be happy with Gambit's casting, but Lil Timmy Riggins!?! Awesome.
Jonathan Grubb
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Let’s stay in for a movie: Netflix on demand
this may convince me to subscribe to Netflix after letting my subscription lapse 5 years ago. Though I wonder if the same movies will be free on Hulu...
patrick
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Quantum of Podcast
Quantum of Solace is entertaining at least... a fantastic job with the styling and picture quality, but the movie as a whole could stand to lose six or seven fewer chase scenes
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I'm partial to Sir Ian McKellen in Apt Pupil.