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Ep. #90 SEASON 3 FINALE ! Wildcat
On this 90th episode and Season 3 finale of Fabulous Film & Friends we’re going to dig into 2024’s Wildcat, centering around the life and works of Great American Author Flannery O’ Connor and directed by Ethan Hawke, starring the director’s daughter Maya Hawke, Laura Linney, Phililip Ettinger, Cooper Hoffman, Steve Zahn, Rafael Casal, Alessandro Nivola Christine Dye, Vincent D’Onofrio and Liam Neeson.
I’m your host Gino Caputi and joining me this week to try and unpack all of this literary and cinematic heaviness are Lit major and self-proclaimed QUEEN of the College Library check-out counter, my kid sister Roseanne Caputi, Author, hyp-MO-therapist and pop culture critic Joe Field and a man who lived the life of O’Connor’s Southern heartthrob OE Parker, replete with tattoo long before it was fashionable: Gordon Alex Robertson.
Before the duel of wits begins: the synopsis:
Wildcat details the physical, intellectual, emotional, spiritual and familial battles author Flannery O’Connor endures after she is stricken with Lupus and desperately attempts to ascertain God’s purpose for her and her gift for writing sardonic and uncomfortable grim morality tales.
What do we all make of this endeavor?
Find out!!
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I’m your host Gino Caputi and joining me this week to try and unpack all of this literary and cinematic heaviness are Lit major and self-proclaimed QUEEN of the College Library check-out counter, my kid sister Roseanne Caputi, Author, hyp-MO-therapist and pop culture critic Joe Field and a man who lived the life of O’Connor’s Southern heartthrob OE Parker, replete with tattoo long before it was fashionable: Gordon Alex Robertson.
Before the duel of wits begins: the synopsis:
Wildcat details the physical, intellectual, emotional, spiritual and familial battles author Flannery O’Connor endures after she is stricken with Lupus and desperately attempts to ascertain God’s purpose for her and her gift for writing sardonic and uncomfortable grim morality tales.
What do we all make of this endeavor?
Find out!!
Follow the FFF Facebook page!
groups/fabulousfilmandfriends
Listen to the audio podcast on buzzsprout:
www.buzzsprout.com/1834025/15604212
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Ep. # 89: Tombstone v. Wyatt Earp
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This week on Fabulous Film & Friends it’s the moment all yall cowpokes been watin’ fer. We’re biting the bullet and comparing the two star-studded “Gunfight at the OK Corral” epics, pitting 1993’s Tombstone directed by George Pan Cosmatos starring Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Sam Elliot, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, Michael Biehn, Stephen Lang, Dana Delany, Dana Wheeler-Nicholson, Joanna Pacula Mic...
Ep. #88 - The Deadpool Trilogy
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This week on Fabulous Film & Friends we’ve jumped on that bandwagon and got a full fledged case of Deadpool-mania! That means we’re going to discuss all three of Ryan Reynolds happy little R-rated capers which started in 2016 with Deadpool directed by Tim Miller, starring Ryan Reynolds, TJ Miller Morena Baccarin, Brianna Hildebrand, Stefan Kapicic, Ed Skrein, Leslie Uggams, Karan Soni and Gina ...
Ep. #87 Sci Fi 1996 Independence Day v Star Trek First Contact
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On our 87th episode we’re looking back at the year 1996, a simpler time when humanity came together and made big hits out of unsophisticated and unabashedly emotional sci-fi adventures. We’re talking Independence Day directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Jeff Goldblum, Judd Hirsch, Margaret Colin, Mary McDonnell, Robert Loggia, James Rebhorn, Brent Spiner, Vivica A....
Ep. # 86 - Horizon: An American Saga Part 1
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This week on Fabulous Film & Friends we’re giving our first impressions of Kevin Costner’s Horizon An American Saga Part 1. The actor/director headlines the production along with Sienna Miller, Sam Worthington, Luke Wilson, Michael Rooker, Danny Huston, Will Patton, Abbey Lee, Jena Malone, Tatanka Means, James Russo, John Beavers, Jamie Cambpell, Michael Angarano, Dale Dickey and Jeff FaheyI’m ...
Ep. #85 -The Three "R's" of the 80's: Repo Man, River's Edge & Robocop
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On this 85th episode of Fabulous Film and Friends we are going to connect the dots between three seminal cautionary tales from the 80’s: 1984’s Repo Man directed by Alex Cox and starring Emelio Estevez, Harry Dean Stanton, Olivia Barash, Jennifer Balgobin, Dick Rude, Tracey Walter, Sy Richardson, Vonetta McGee, Richard Foronjy, Tom Finnegan, Eddie Velez, Del Zamora, Zander Schloss, Fox Harris a...
Ep. # 84 - Sci Fi 1994: Stargate v. Star Trek Generations
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On this episode of Fabulous Film and Friends we are looking back at two middling, lackluster sci-fi adventures from 1994 that have mysteriously stood the test of time: Stargate, directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Kurt Russell, James Spader, John Diehl, Jaye Davidson, Viveca Lindfors, Erick Avari, Alexis Cruz, Mili Avital, Leon Rippey, French Stewart, and Djimon Hounsou, which was released...
Ep. #7 - Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
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On this action packed episode of Fabulous Film & Friends I finally come clean and admit that the reason I probably started this podcast is so I could add my voice to the already mountain-high logpile of fanboys slavering and spazzing about STAR TREK! My number one sci-fi love. I’m joined by familiar voices Roseanne Caputi, my kid sister, who was dragged to the theater on nearly all of the scree...
Ep # 83 ALL the Mad Max Movies including Furiosa
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On our 83rd episode of Fabulous Film & Friends we’re driving headfirst into the maelstrom as we discuss ALL of director George Miller’s post-apocalyptic Mad Max movies including the newly released Furiosa. What’s that you say? Didn’t you just review The Road Warrior on your recent Australian Apocalypse podcast? True enough! But! We glossed over an important ingredient in the film’s success and ...
Ep. #82 - The Sofia Coppola Lonely Celebrity Trio: Lost in Translation, Somewhere, Priscilla
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On this 82nd episode of Fabulous Film & Friends we’re going to discuss the finer points of being a misunderstood celebrity sequestered in first-rate hostelries as we discuss three of director Sofia Coppola’s notable tales of privileged isolation: 2003’s Lost in Translation starring Bill Murray, Scarlett Johannsson, Anna Faris, Fumihiro Hayashi and Giovanni Ribisi along with 2010’s Somewhere sta...
Ep. # 81 - Civil War
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This week on Fabulous Film & Friends we’re going to wrestle with divisions among our ranks as we tackle 2024’s controversial Civil War, directed by Alex Garland and starring Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Maura, Calliee Spaeny, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Nick Offerman and Jesse Plemons. I’m joined this week by a blockbuster crew consisting of Utah IT Tech and movie lover Burton Brown, as well part-time...
Would you like the new Road House if it was just a rip off called BAR BRAWLERS
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Ep.# 71 -John Carpenter Kurt Russell Trilogy: Escape from NY, The Thing, Big Trouble in Little China
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On this episode of Fabulous Film & Friends we analyze a trio of “cult classics” from the actor/director pairing of Kurt Russell and John Carpenter. Starting with 1981’s Escape From New York starring Mr. Russell, Donald Pleasance, Lee Van Cleef, Ernest Borgnine, Harry Dean Stanton, Adrienne Barbeau, Isaac Hayes and Season Hubley, on to 1982’s The Thing starring Russell, Donald Moffat, Keith Davi...
America, STAY the @$&! away from GODZILLA!
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America, STAY the @$&! away from GODZILLA!
Ep. #80 The Best of John Schlesinger: Midnight Cowboy, Sunday, Bloody Sunday, The Day of the Locust
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Ep. #80 The Best of John Schlesinger: Midnight Cowboy, Sunday, Bloody Sunday, The Day of the Locust
Ep. 74 - The S.Craig Zahler Trilogy: Bone Tomahawk, Brawl in Cell Block 99, Dragged Across Concrete
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Ep. # 75- The Australian Apocalypse Trio: Walkabout, The Road Warrior (Mad Max 2), The Road
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Ep. # 75- The Australian Apocalypse Trio: Walkabout, The Road Warrior (Mad Max 2), The Road
Ep. #78- L.A. Neo Noir Trio: Big Lebowski, Inherent Vice, Under the Silver Lake
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Fabulous Film & Friends - Ep. #2 - Sense & Sensibility
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so you're saying there was no scene at the end about Miss O’ Connor? Are you Flannery O’ Connor? Would you sign my baseball card?
I am not following you whatsoever.
you were griping about biopics in general and mentioned Wyatt Earp.
You're too deep for my blood. Still not following. Thanks for watching.
This podcast is the real deal. I’m available to appear if - and only if - I can discuss Krull for 90 minutes. And if I can share the Krull fan fiction my brother and I wrote in 1989.
@@ChrisConrad I hope in the fan fiction the story made sense.
Didn't worked out to have a Mad Max movie without : Mad Max.
Mad Max; fire road LOL 😂
Uh...okay....
The little girl wasn't Max's daughter, it was another character from the Fury Road prequel comic.
Thank you for the clarification! Though that is more George Miller confusion. How many moviegoers read that comic book? And if one didn't read it, what else was one supposed to assume?
@drcaputi No worries! So there was actually going to be a video game that would serve as prequel to Fury Road as well & Miller would have co-created it. With all the nonsense with Warner, he was made to relinquish that project & it did go on to be made, though its story is no longer fully canon. What's more confusing though, Scrotus is the main villain of the game, Miller created that character as well, he exists in the prequel comic & now of course showed up in Furiosa. I'm not sure if you know this, but the idea for Furiosa & a story where we'd follow Max in the year leading up to the events of Fury Road were written as backstory for that film. It would appear Miller was so fond of those backstories that he wanted to turn them both into films. We got Furiosa, but Mad Max: The Wasteland would most likely focus on the relationship with Max & the woman & child we see in his visions in Fury Road. There's also all kinds of information out there regarding Mel not returning as Max. Fury Road actually began development in 1999 or earlier & Mel would only commit to it if Miller was able to pull it off in the next couple of years as he felt he was (to borrow a co-star's iconic quote) getting too old for this shit. So by the time Fury Road finally rose from the depths of development hell, he was far too old to commit to such a physical role. I don't really have any doubts that the controversy surrounding him for a time played a part too, though.
@@ioncewasmikey I had read most of this, but I think that's just Mel being affable and political. I'm betting somewhere his pride was hurt. In my mind Fury Road would've been 100% better with Mr. Gibson, continuity be damned. And watching the original Mad Max again, knowing his wife wasn't really dead, it seems that those memories should've plagued him. No need for comic books and video games to supplement the story. I remember when JJ Abrams Star Trek came out, there was news that there was a tie in comic that explained everything about Nero. I say "Nuts to that!" If it didn't happen onscreen or was explained onscreen it didn't happen. Everything else is just fan fiction. Just my standards, of course.
@drcaputi Maybe so. I actually heard that bit about Mel's age from an interview with Miller. But that could have just been the political answer, of course. I think I also heard Miller say he didn't have any stories about Old Max, so those 2 statements of his don't really mesh. I get what you're saying about supplemental materials, but Miller was directly tied to the comic story (as well as the writer of Fury Road & the storyboard artist who's worked with Miller for ages) & would have been handling the game events as well had the project not been taken from him, so I don't see the comic as fan fic at least. And if all the pieces had fallen into place, an official Mad Max game could have gone a long way toward garnering new fans of the franchise. As it stands, I've heard the game is actually great, the story just isn't 100% canon. And it released alongside some huge titles so it kind of got lost in the mix. There are all sorts of videos about it here though, so if you're at all interested in what it covers, the info is easy to find.
@@ioncewasmikey I saw the Miller interview about Gibson as well. Maybe I'm too cynical but I don't buy it. I think it has everything to do with Mel's outrageous behavior. Maybe it seemed like the right choice at the time but as the years go by it's like replacing any other beloved actor. It's usually for the worst. Especially for the series in question. As far as comics and video games, I just don't have the time or interest to read and play supplementals. It's great for fans who want to dive in, but the movie should stand on its own IMO.
are y'all bad mouthing Smokey and the Bandit?!?!? blasphemy! :)
Ken sure isn't! That's his FAVORITE movie. Not a joke.
Thanks again for having me on the show!
such an interesting episode!
Why, thank you, @tiffanyuke3219!
It’s amazing how it’s a thumbs up all because they didn’t go full blown biased politics when the tons of the tension died anticlimactically. Goes to show how politics has ruined Hollywood
I think beyond the politics, on its own merits, it's an interesting to good movie, not a great movie.
Bruh this guy is in crack
the 'Zilla movie is actually pretty good, don't lie, it's fun, watchable, and the fx stilll hold up today
thanks for sharing
Fraser Town - A beautiful residential and commercial suburb, with greenery spread well across, having the 2 most renowned parks Coles park and Richards park. And the commercial center - Mosque road, a busy street, and a foodies paradise which is covered with shady trees. Fraser Town has many notable institutions stretched in Promenade, Spencer, and Ware road. As per the video, we still have Albert bakery to be the best seller for naans, muffins, samosas etc. And Fraser Towns Thoms Bakery as well, a one stop shop for wide variety of stuffs, with great quality of bakery items. It is an excellent video, showing all the olden days of Fraser Town. A lovely place overall. ☺️
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I don't see any credit for Kendrick Wright, Skywalker Sound and Saul Zaentz member, as sound effects editor, which the IMDb credits. Who provided post-production sound services, and was sound mixer Dan Olmsted the re-recording mixer or production sound mixer? #soundmatters
See the credits in part 2. Ken got credit for editing and sound. There was no production sound. And as far as Dan goes, I think I gave him the credit that he suggested. Can't remember since it was 13 years ago!
a wonderful documentary! highly recommend it to bring gender violence awareness to Indian girls both in India and North America!
+Bel Air Films Where can I find the full movie? By the way, you did not mention Honour Killings, of which mostly girls are the victims.
1.2 billion people. 2 working toilets. India is a perfect example of the worlds populations outgrowing resources. It's only going to get worse when the oil runs out.
Wonderful effort Nayana. Look forward to seeing the whole documentary. But then saving the girl is just one part of the story.Giving them security and a right to live with dignity is the second. We have a "Beti Bachao" program and then ban a film on a rape that shook the core of India.We have to start introspecting on where we are going as a society!
Nyna the trailer is very good ...Can't wait to see the movie! 7 years of hard word and we at Jamshedpur were happy to support and create awareness over 5 years..missed out last year , but will be WALKING AGAIN this year. We will keep going till India changes!
Shocking number of baby girls killed! Why has this been happening for so many years? How has it not been possible to turn this around over these decades. Is it so ingrained in our very DNA that we wish to smother to death the baby when we know it is a girl? What is perpetuating this Gendercide? What else can you call it and what sense can you make of it? Petals in the dust is a welcome documentary investigating these and many other questions that plague those concerned about this dangerous trend. Congratulations to the film-maker and her entire team for going out on a limb in search of the answers in the hope of not only raising awareness among the many levels of our society but also catalysing a shift in mindset which will be the one thing that can change if not reverse these senseless crimes against the female gender! All the very best! And literally, may your tribe increase!!!
Gender discrimination has been & still is a growing problem in India. It is such a shame to watch how men treat women in India. We as a society need to change our mind set and teach our daughters that NO man can take advantage of them or treat them w/ disrespect. Women need to stand up for their rights and instead of pointing fingers lets help each other become strong in the community. If we don't show respect to each other....how can we expect others to treat us w/ respect. Violence against women shouldn't be tolerated & movies like this need to be supported. Lets all come together and show male dominant society that YES its about time to change how girls are treated.
It is very crucial to raise awareness of this issue and break the silence that is masking the tears and cries of so many girls and women. Every change starts with awareness. Thanks for taking this first step and I hope we see a transformed India over the next few years.
Kudos to the brave women who were bold enough to share their stories about the violence they faced. I am sure they will empower other women to break the silence.
Such a moving special story. God Bless you all for giving Charlie such a glorious life.
Looking good!
o crap wait dude thats not me that was mt bother tommy and dont worry about his commet ill change the password im really sorry about this
It did!? In what way?! I can't believe you would say something so rude about something I worked so hard on!!
dude this sucked
an Excellent short film showing images which touch deep inside of you, i've lived all my life around thins wonderful place and i keep telling the people around me how lovely life is back home, your film made my expression a lot clearer, should have shown the post office and komala vilas, also i am a mangalorean the touch of the cuisine made it special, people outside india will love it. hope i get home soon...
Nicely done!
That's my home town! Born and raised there graduated from Vale Union High in '58. 4th of July was always the biggest thing in my young life!
I grew up in Vale. I miss the foot ball games, for as small as the town is we all ways got a large crowd. I miss water skiing in bully creek and the 4th of July.
Hey i remember you, you helped my mom with that one thing that one time!!!
I was an exchange student there. VHS's so awesome. Nice people! Missmiss
The message is beautiful, and the production quality is top-notch. Nice job!
Very nice film with a great idea !
luved it, good idea and sensitive material but good for desi, need more of ur good ideas
Great job! Loved the actors and editing. Where can I audition? ;-)
"oh wait, could they also have been cheese puffs?.....that's why I'm a womanizer" - this show makes up for painstakingly aggressive video wipes with sublime dialogue. I liked this a lot, too much in fact.
It's funny to see someone take the wind out of all these overwrought cop shows that litter the channels these days: the annoying split screens, the obviously too young actors playing 'grizzled' vets, and the tendency for these shows to take themselves too seriously. For those who have their doubts they only need to look beyond the apparent woodeness of the acting and see that it's a deliberate device to emphasize the satire. "That's why I'm a womanizer" is pure comedic gold!
Hilarious, Dr. Caputi! You have a great sense of pace and timing and you really nail the feel of so many TV cop shows. Please note that I intendd to give this five stars but my fingers fumbled on the keyboard. Keep up the good work.
cool!
this is really a good film...
FRAZER TOWN ROX!!!!!!!!
Go Seva and the Band!
Ya I use to live in Vale for like two years. Bets years of my life.
Tom's is good, but Albert's is more of a tradition. It's on Mosque Road.