Random Acts of Cinema
Mike Noyes and Charles PetersonEach week friends Mike and Charlie have Randy (the random number generator) select a film for them to watch from the Criterion Collection. Then they discuss and review it for your listening pleasure. It’s a podcast about the love of film, expanding horizons, painstakingly cataloging the duration of every long take, and friendship.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 253 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmArtsVisual Arts | |||
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I can’t help it if I’m scarred from too many bad 1980s and 90s comic book movie adaptations that weren’t faithful to the source material. I know it shouldn’t matter. Especially if the movie was made in the 1940s, it’s directed by podcast-favorites Po... more
Can we chalk this up as another Walter Matthau all-time slam-dunk that most people have never heard of? Or is this old man spy caper exactly what it looks like? We are joined by the duo Brad and Jake from the Never Did it podcast as we race across th... more
Singular-voiced American comedic auteur Bobcat Goldthwait writes, directs, and stars in his absurdist satire of the 1980s stand-up comedy scene reimagined as a grimey city infested with infighting sub-castes of clowns whose insecurities, addictions, ... more
René Lalou’s timeless (well, maybe not exactly) hand drawn science fiction epic turns a skeptical eye on human systems of power in an unimaginable world of inhuman blue giants (that are somehow even more human). You know: it’s your basic Jack and the... more
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- The Intro Matters
I listened to Blow Up episode and after the introduction I immediately subscribed and gave you five stars. To describe Antonioni in 9 sentences without mentioning none of his movies nor his name takes a certain amount of knowledge of the filmmaker that only a cinephile could pull off. And adding humor to an Antonioni episode, I’m raising my hat! Well done gentlemen. A breathe of fresh air to hear a podcast and learn something in these drought of good film analysis. more
Apple Podcasts5yassijiro
United States9 months ago - Great podcast
Charlie’s tangents. Mike’s yes-ands. Excellent guests. What more could you ask for?
Apple Podcasts5Randominium27United States2 years ago - Eating on mike should be a Crime
On the episode about Tampopo from March 28, 2022 one of the hosts ate directly into the mike. more
Apple Podcasts1Sir Monkynaut lllUnited States2 years ago - Richard III
I like this podcast. It seems well informed. I like that there is no giggling or calling each other dude. But it is not stuffy and monotonous like some podcasts either. They seem well informed in film and literature and Shakespeare. Richard III was my first podcast though I’ve heard and enjoyed others. I recommend this podcast to film lovers. Having said that, being a History major I’m just going to nitpick just to educate. I commend them for their knowledge of the War of the Roses. It’s very co... more
Apple Podcasts4Charwomen
Canada2 years ago - Fun and thought provoking
Random Acts of Cinema is best described by the opening line of each episode, “A podcast where two friends sit down and talk about random movies in the criterion collection”. One friend an art historian among other things and the other a director himself among other pursuits. I love hearing their exhaustive, humorous, and intellectual discussions on movies. I appreciate being able to learn about movies I will never watch just as much as learning about camera-work and directorial choices. Lots of ... more
Apple Podcasts5AvehnUnited States3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #162 |  Australia/Arts/Visual Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #162 |  Philippines/Arts/Visual Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #163 |  Singapore/Arts/Visual Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #222 |  Belgium/Arts/Visual Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #242 |  South Africa/Arts/Visual Arts |
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