
"We live in a twilight world." "And there are no friends at dusk." No friends at dusk… unless those friends are making a podcast. Jake and Marshall revisit the filmography of Christopher Nolan, using Tom Shone’s "The Nolan Variations" as a framework for discussing every Nolan feature from "Following" to "Tenet," leading up to the 2023 release of "Oppenheimer." Along the way, they also examine some... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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The moment is finally here! Jake and Marshall saw The Odyssey, and this in-person episode has their initial thoughts. Topics include Zeus’s Law, Emily Wilson’s translation, the epic scale of it all, and that score. They’ll be back with some more in-d... more
The Odyssey is thousands of years old and has inspired many adaptations in every medium. We can’t get through them all before we see Christopher Nolan’s take on The Odyssey on July 17, but we’re gonna try our hardest. In this episode, Jake and Marsha... more
As we get closer to the release of Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey, we’re looking at some of the TV shows that have been inspired by the original epic poem over the years. In this discussion: episodes of Arthur, DuckTales, The Simpsons, and Wishbone. Tak... more
We finally made it home! Our odyssey with The Odyssey concludes this week as Jake and Marshall wrap up their discussion of Homer’s epic poem. Also in this episode: a Rant™️ from Jake about current film culture, a whole lot of Nolan News, and some Ann... more
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Two hosts use a Christopher Nolan-focused filmography framework to explore each feature, drawing on interviews, critical writing, and scholarly analyses to connect cinema with broader storytelling ideas. Across episodes, the conversations weave memory, time, and moral ambiguity into discussions of how Nolan's work intersects with other media, myths, and real-world production context. The show frequently shifts from close-text analysis to meta-commentary on adaptation, reception, and marketing, including trailer reactions and speculative career crossovers, all delivered with a blend of warmth, humor, and rigorous critical insight. Notable strengths include a consistent framework (via a respected critic's work) that links individual films to ... more
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