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Sunday Night in Cinema 3 Episode 6

This week I look back at the strange road comedy Strange Wilderness, and then even further back at the strange sports movie satire Baseketball, starring Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Then I talk about sports movies some more, and about this week's new releases on the big screen and on home video. Visit sundaynightincinema3.com to leave your comments and questions or to see links to my Patreon and many other projects you might enjoy.

Sunday Night in Cinema 3 Episode 5

This week I look back at Cloverfield, the first actual good movie in Cinema 3 that year. From the DVD collection it's a dreamy slice of Americana called My Blueberry Nights, directed by Wong Kar Wai. Plus, as usual I look at this week's new releases on the big screen and home video, plus I'll rant a little bit about when fan entitlement becomes sexist and racist harassment.

Thanks for listening, be sure to check out the Sunday Night in Cinema 3 website at sundnightincinema3.com; you'll find the archives there as well as links to social media and a link to my Patreon, where you can enjoy outtakes, exclusive content, and other perks for as low as a dollar a month. patreon.com/scottmarshall

 

Sunday Night in Cinema 3 Episode 4

This week I revisit the dreadful film that started this whole thing ten years ago, National Treasure: Book of Secrets starring Nicolas Cage and a bunch of great actors who needed to build summer homes. I also look at the new releases for this week in theatre and on home video; pontificate a little about the Oscars and how Hollywood is not your friend; and reminisce about the one time I (barely) participated in making a film called Vendetta: No Conscience, No Mercy, which starred Daniel Baldwin, John Novak, Wings Hauser, and half of the Saint John Theatre Company. 

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Sunday Night in Cinema 3 Episode 3

Sunday Night in Cinema 3 returns with a look back at First Sunday starring Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan, as well as the early days of my love of movies; a look forward at this week's new releases; and a look sideways at the trippy Ryan Reynolds film The Nines. Visit Sundaynightincinema3.com to learn more about the podcast and find our social media links. Thanks for listening!

Sunday Night in Cinema 3 Episode 2

This week I am talking about remakes versus original versions, most notably a great Chinese film you may not have seen called Infernal Affairs. I also start down an autobiographical road during the intermission, looking at the beginnings of my love for film and to a lesser extent, film criticism. Plus, my reactions to the trailers for the films coming out this week. As always you can catch up or learn more at sundaynightincinema3.com.

Sunday Night in Cinema 3 Episode 1

It's the first episode! It's got a look back at 2017's best and worst films, a reassessment of One Missed Call starring Ed Burns, and an appreciation of the suspense classic The Vanishing. Learn more at sundaynightincinema3.com!

Sunday Night in Cinema 3 Episode Zero

This "FAQ" episode is for new (or just confused) listeners who want to learn what Sunday Night in Cinema 3 was and what it is now without the drudgery of going to sundaynightincinema3.com and reading the About page. It will be updated from time to time if need be. The last update was January 6th, 2018. Enjoy!