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The original action star, Buster Keaton, at it again in what might be his all-time biggest spectacle. 1927’s “The General” still boasts practical stunts that will leave you floored and cringing as Keaton goes on a high-speed chase to save the Woman and Steam Engine he loves. Hop onboard The General with Dax & Adam, and see why almost every action star to follow, from Jackie Chan to Harrison Ford, would go on to draw inspiration from the seemingly immortal director and star.

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The General was directed by Clyde Bruckman and Buster Keaton and released in 1927 by Buster Keaton Productions and Joseph M. Schenck Productions. The screenplay was written by Al Boasberg, Clyde Bruckman, Buster Keaton, Charles Henry Smith, and Paul Gerard Smith.

What... is our name?
Cineppraisal.
What... is our quest?
To talk about our favorite movies.
What... is this way of speaking?
Watch the film and find out!
Today, we’re discussing one of the most beloved and long-lasting comedies of all time, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Black Knights, French Taunters, Bridges of Peril, Plagues, Self-Flagellations, Non-Witches, Political Arguments, Temptresses, Bloody Weddings, Eccentric Enchanters, and of course, Killer Rabbits may or may not be a part of your viewing experience. It is ridiculous? Yes. Is it quotable? Yes. Are there lots of questions? Most definitely. It’s a film unlike any other, so join us in our quest... for the Holy Grail.

Cineppraisal is an audio commentary podcast, designed to be played alongside the movies we talk about. During the beginning of the episode, we will mention sync points to help match up our audio with the film.

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Monty Python and the Holy Grail was directed by Terry Gilliam & Terry Jones and released in 1975 by Python (Monty) Pictures. The screenplay was written by Monty Python, with music by De Wolfe Limited and Neil Innes.

What if I told you... that everything you know is⁠— wait, Morpheus never said that? Oh, well, still! Forget about what you think you know.... or something or other. Ever feel like you’re just stuck in a dream with too many allusions to Lewis Carroll for some reason? Imagine a world filled with skin-tight leather outfits, lots of guns, and at least two cats. No, wait, it was just the same one twice... oh, and the world itself isn’t real, but there is a real world somewhere... except it’s filled with robots. Maybe you’re a chosen one! Maybe you’re not really! Maybe you were too busy looking at the woman in the red dress! Maybe you wanted to fit a joke about Point Break somewhere in this description, but couldn’t figure out how! Knock, knock, Neo. You can take the blue pill and just watch The Matrix, or you can take the red pill and watch it with us! It’s an all new distancely-recorded Cineppraisal. Why does Adam sound like he's stuck inside the Matrix, you ask? Because he probably is!Cineppraisal is an audio commentary podcast, designed to be played alongside the movies we talk about. During the beginning of the episode, we will mention sync points to help match up our audio with the film.

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The Matrix was directed by The Wachowskis and released in 1999 by Warner Bros. Pictures. The screenplay was written by The Wachowskis, with music by Don Davis.
Adam's suggested watch order for the entire Matrix series:
Beyond
A Detective Story
The Matrix
The Second Renaissance Part 1 & 2
Matriculated
World Record
Program
Kid's Story
Final Flight of the Osiris
The Matrix: Reloaded
The Matrix: Revolutions

In the town where we weren’t born
Lived some dudes who watched movies
And they told you opinions
About Yellow Submarine!
Join us for a marvelous journey full of music, Blue Meanies, the Dreadful Flying Glove, a Sea of Time, a Sea of Monsters, a Sea of Holes, a Nowhere Man, a four-headed bulldog, a lot of 60s psychedelics, and of course, The Beatles. It’s the animated music-filled classic, Yellow Submarine.
Cineppraisal is an audio commentary podcast, designed to be played alongside the movies we talk about. During the beginning of the episode, we will mention sync points to help match up our audio with the film.
Note: This audio was actually recorded back in 2017, so please forgive some of our more topical comments that may not exactly line up with today's timeline.

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Yellow Submarine was directed by George Dunning and released in 1968 by Apple Films. The animation was directed by Robert Balser, George Dunning, and Jack Stokes. The live-action footage was directed by Dennis Abey and Al Brodax. It was produced by Al Brodax with a screenplay by Lee Minoff, Al Brodax, Jack Mendelsohn, Erich Segal, and Roger McGough (uncredited) based on the song “Yellow Submarine” by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. The film stars John Clive as John, Geoffrey Hughes as Paul, Peter Batten as George (uncredited due to not finishing the role after being arrested for deserting the British Army, no joke), Paul Angelis as Opening Narrator / Chief Blue Meanie / Ringo / George, Dick Emery as Max / Lord Mayor / Jeremy Hillary Boob, and Lance Percival as "Young/Old" Fred. The film’s music is by Sir George Martin, and of course, The Beatles.

Take me away! I don't mind! Seriously, have you seen the news? Cineppraisal is back in time, to take you back in time, with Back... to the Future! Robert Zemeckis's 1985 classic tale of an old man and a teenage boy exploring the good times and casual racism of the 1950s. And doing it with some style! It’s all fun and games as they swindle terrorists out of plutonium, avoid temporal paradoxes, and learn to change their respective densities. It's gonna get Heavy. So, grab your cassette player and throw on some Huey Lewis. Cause, y'know, that's the power of love.

Cineppraisal is an audio commentary podcast, designed to be played alongside the movies we talk about. During the beginning of the episode, we will mention sync points to help match up our audio with the film.

Hosted by Dax Schaffer and Adam Fletcher
Email us at [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter @Cineppraisal
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Dax’s other pod about Don Bluth Films
https://anchor.fm/tbtwbanbtb

Adam’s Book
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Support us on ko-fi
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Intro and Outro Music by Ako the Chemist
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