Ho Lin from the Camera Roll film review site chats with entertainment editor and music industry veteran James Barber about Quentin Tarantino’s career before breaking down his latest opus. Expect plenty of music trivia and reflections on old-time Hollywood. We conclude the show with a brief tribute to the recently deceased Rutger Hauer, including some film recommendations from his career.
James Gray’s “Ad Astra” is a character study masquerading as a solar system-spanning adventure, taking its cue from “Heart of Darkness.”
“Inception” marries thriller mechanics with dream logic, resulting in Christopher Nolan’s most ambitious and most prosaic movie yet.
Babel (2006, Dir. Alejandro González Iñárritu): Come, let us go down, and
“Django Unchained” embraces the spaghetti western aesthetic, but this time around Quentin Tarantino has more in mind than just exploitation.
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