Pretty cool that the winner of the International themed March Madness is actually a non-English speaking series - and a match-up between South Korean cinema nonetheless. I'm bummed my top 2 choices were both knocked out (Wong Kar Wai and David Cronenberg) but Park or Bong both have great potential
I voted for Park because it’ll be an excuse to dig into a director I don’t really know anything about, but would be totally fine with either. The history of BC MM winners is kinda wild haha
I’m digging the Boyle series a bunch because I missed a bunch of his movies. That’s awesome for Park Chan-Wook, but I find his movies often too brutal for my taste.
March Madness winner is typically in the fall so I would imagine there’s at least 2 miniseries before Park Chan-Wook. I haven’t paid close attention to the Reddit (and I’m not up to date on Boyle) but I think the rumor is they’re doing a very old director next
Still making my way through the archives, and Life of Pi and Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk is a hell of a pair of episodes back to back.
Billy Lynn was the episode that my friend told me about that got me into the show then I went through the Nolan series and that got me hooked. I haven't been listening to any of the new series for months though, just weirdly wasn't super motivated to watch Kubrick or Boyle
Don't really listen to episodes that I haven't seen the movie so never checked out the Billy Lynn. What's the story behind the episode? Also, M. Night rules.
JD Amato does a really deep dive into technical film stuff and the episode features an incredible bit/joke that JD sets up in the beginning and gets perfectly paid off by Griffin. It's incredible.