The Last Edit Podcast: Recent Episodes
Steven Smith
Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #27 - Blade Runner (1982). Ridley Scott's cyberpunk retrofitted masterpiece has long been an admired cult film. From it's beautiful aesthetic to Vangelis' sublime soundtrack and some truly wonderful performances, Blade Runner has only become more influential over time. Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) is a retired Blade Runner called back into action to hunt down and retire some dangerous escaped replicant's. The replicant's built by Elden Tyrell (Joe Turkel) to be "More human than human" only have a four year life span and must find a way to extend their lives before they shutdown. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to a special edition of our weekly podcast; The Last Edit - Game of Thrones Special (2011 - 2019) with our very special guest Geaux Burns (https://www.youtube.com/user/geauxburns). So here we are, the end of one of the most iconic TV series in history, over almost 9 years many of us have been obsessed with the often shocking and absorbing events in Westeros. Now it's all said and done it's time to sit down and have a chat about the final season, plus some of our stand out moments throughout the entire 8 seasons. Dracarys! Let's talk GoT folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #26 - Red Cliff (2008). John Woo's historical epic based on Chinese mythology has his unique cinematic style stamped on the genre. General Cao Cao (Fengyi Zhang) manipulates the young Emperor to declare war on the southern provinces. An alliance is formed to counter Cao, led by Viceroy Zhou Yu (Tony Leung). Zhou, along with his generals must think outside of the box in an effort to conquer Cao's massive army. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #25 - The Dark Crystal (1982). This week we have a very special guest joining us, Karak from ACG (www.youtube.com/user/AngryCentaurGaming) is chatting about all things The Dark Crystal! Jim Henson's wonderful dark fantasy children's film is one of the finest expressions of puppetry in any film. The dark crystal shatters and a shard is lost, the once powerful beings beholden to the dark crystal are divided into two races. Over 1000 years they slowly die out until only a few remain, as his master dies Jen is sent on a mission to find Ogre and restore the dark crystal. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #24 - The Secret of Nimh (1982). Don Bluth's majestically animated 1982 classic is a marvellous visual spectacle. Mrs. Brisby needs to move her sick son before harvest, she sets off on a journey to find the mysterious rats of Nimh who could move her home, saving her son. Silver and I both have huge nostalgia for this film but how well does it hold up now? Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #23 - The Tale of The Princess Kaguya (2013). Isao Takahata's beautifully animated film is another gem from Studio Ghibli, the company which he co-founded. Based on folklore, a little princess is found inside a bamboo stalk and adopted by a humble bamboo cutter and his wife after turning into a baby. The bamboo cutter takes her to the capital to be taught the traditional ways of being a court lady, she then sets impossible tasks for a group of suitors desperate to land her hand in marriage. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #22 - Glengarry Glen Ross (1992). James Foley's film based on David Mamet's play is a hard hitting, fast talking delve into the psyches of 80's land salesmen. They take the leads, lie to sell the plots and rake in the cash but only the predators earn while the rest are desperate. Starring a stunning cast including Al Pacino, Ed Harris, Alan Arkin, Alec Baldwin and of course Jack Lemon as Shelley 'The Machine' Levine. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #21 - The Day of the Jackal (1973). Fred Zimmerman's clinical, slow paced thriller is a true masterclass in building pleasurable tension. The 'Jackal' (Edward Fox) is hired by the OAS to assassinate the French president Charles de Gaulle. The Jackal goes about his scrupulous preparations for a truly astonishing assassination attempt while Detective Lebel (Michel Lonsdale) matches his guile in pursuit. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #20 - The Killing Fields (1984). Roland Joffé directs a truly remarkable film about the horrifying Cambodian war. Sydney Schanberg (Sam Waterston) is a New York Times journalist covering the conflict with Cambodian reporter Dith Pran (Haing S. Ngor). The U.S. Army pulls out of Cambodia amid secret bombing and troops entering the country. The Khmer Rouge rebels take over while Schanberg helps get Pran's family to safety, he and Pran choose to stay, until the Khmer Rouge demand all Cambodians be handed over to them. Including Pran, who goes through hell to escape his captors. One of the most affecting, honest, frightening and somewhat hopeful film's ever made. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #19 - Paths of Glory (1957). Stanley Kubrick's World War 1 anti-war masterpiece is often considered amongst the best film's ever made but does it hold up in 2019? General Broulard (Adolphe Menjou) dangles the prize of promotion in front of General Mireau (George Macready) in order to have him take the German held 'ant hill', despite the great risk to his already depleted and demoralised soldiers. Colonel Dax (Kirk Douglas) is tasked with leading the mission but when everything goes wrong Mireau has three privates chosen to make scapegoats for the failure. Dax defends his men as best as he can from the firing squad, against the power hungry and corrupt officers along with General Mireau. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #18 - Shallow Grave (1994). Danny Boyle's debut film is a stylish, fast paced thriller starring Kerry Fox, Christopher Eccleston & Ewan McGregor in early roles. Three flatmates are looking for a fourth when Hugo turns up with the right vibes & cash to pay. Some days later the three find Hugo dead with a suitcase full of money in his room, now they have a choice to make. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #17 - Miller's Crossing (1990). This week we watch Silver's favourite film of all time, no simple matter. That film is one of the finest gangster films ever made and perhaps Joel & Ethan Coen's magnum opus, although I'm sure some would argue otherwise given the Coen's stunningly good filmography. In prohibition America, Irish & Italian mob gangs are at each others throats, the power swings from one faction to the other. All the while Gabriel Byrne's Tommy Reagan is straddling the line or is he? One of the best gangster films ever made? One of the best films ever made? Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #16 - The Roaring Twenties (1939). Raoul Walsh's prohibition based gangster classic features two titans of the genre in James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart. Eddie (Cagney) comes back from World War One to find his old job as a mechanic has been taken and he can't find any other employment. He eventually manages to become a cab driver when a chance encounter with a delivery job sets him off on the path of building a bootlegging empire. The archetypal gangster rise and fall narrative but does it hold up today? Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #15 - Bugsy Malone (1976). Alan Parker's wildly fun and unique take on the gangster genre see's a cast of kids fulfil the adult roles, classic gangster cars being peddled like bicycles and whipped cream pie Tommy Guns. Excellent musical sequences take place in wonderful period sets and costumes. Fat Sam takes on Dandy Dan while Bugsy falls for Blousy. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast (every Tuesday); The Last Edit #14 - The Warriors (1979). The Warriors travel from Coney Island to hear Cyrus. the War chief of the most powerful gang in New York. During a rousing speech to unite the gangs, Cyrus is assassinated by another gang's War chief, The Warriors are incorrectly blamed then chased, now they have to survive long enough to get back to Coney Island. Based on Sol Yurick's 1965 novel, itself inspired Xeonophon's Anabasic, Walter Hill's cult classic features iconic music, a unique aesthetic, some truly memorable dialogue & tense scenes but does it hold up? Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #13 - Das Leben der Anderen (The Lives of Others - 2006). Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's debut film is a powerful drama set in East Berlin in 1983 and follows Stasi officer Wiesler as he is tasked with monitoring playwright Dreyman. A stark yet moving look at the totalitarian Communist Party of East Germany and their affect on the lives of Germans. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #12 - Ladri di biciclette (Bicycle Thieves - 1948). This week Sleeve chose Vittorio de Sica's Italian Neorealism masterpiece; a true reflection of the poverty, hardship & desperation of many in Italy post World War 2. Antonio Ricci buys his bicycle back after selling it to feed his family in order to undertake a much needed job to support them. On his first day of this new job his bicycle is stolen, Antonio and Bruno then search what seems like all of Rome to find it. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #11 - Waltz with Bashir (2008). This week Silver chose Ari Fulman''s unique animated documentary about Ari's mission to remember what happened to him at 19 and those he fought with in Lebanon. Leading up to and including the Sabra and Shatila massacre. A harrowing, heart wrenching and quite visionary form of documentary. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #10 - Strange Days (1995). This week Sleeve chose Kathryn Bigelow''s cyberpunk noir thriller set just before the millennium in L. A. Ralph Fiennes plays Lenny Nero, an ex vice cop turned black market dealer of wire trip discs, a first person recording of what someone else has experienced. A serial killer is recording his kills like snuff videos while a famous civil rights activist & rapper is also killed & recorded, conspiracies ensue. Let's talk film folks...
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Welcome to our latest weekly film podcast; The Last Edit #9 - Les Triplettes De Belleville (The Triplets of Belleville - 2003). This week Silver chose Sylvain Chomet's animated masterclass. A beautifully surreal tale about a boy who becomes a cyclist and is then kidnapped by the French Mafia, featuring Bruno the dog who dreams in black & white. Let's talk film folks...
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