Cavaliers Do Cinema

In the second half of our epic journey through the year that was we countdown our Top 5 films of the year and hand out awards for Best Performance and other, less coveted prizes. We then set our sights on the upcoming Oscars and the good looking films of 2014. 0:00 - Intro 1:52 - Best Supporting Performance 6:18 - Best Performance 13:31 - Tied 4th Best Film of the Year (1) 26:48 - Tied 4th Best Film of the Year (2) 40:30 - Award for Film We Have No Regrets About No Seeing 43:34 - 3rd Best Film of the Year 56:08 - Award for the Most Overrated Film Of The Year 1:04:25 - 2nd Best Film of the Year 1:29:12 - Award for the Biggest Disappointment of the Year 1:32:05 - Best Film of the Year!!! 1:50:53 - Academy Awards Discussion 2:06:35 - 2014 Anticipation 2:36:18 - General Life Advice You Should Follow

We're back and we're not content to take on an entire film. We're taking on an entire year! We hand out our answer to the Academy Awards: The Cavvies (a term we made up midway through the cast). In this first half we countdown film 10-6 and hand out awards for Worst Film, Surprise Success, Most Underrated and Our Biggest Regret About Not Seeing. 0:00 - Intro and Discussion of Films not on the List 35:26 - Award for the Films We Were Glad Flopped 39:50 - 10th Best Film of The Year 48:11 - Award for the Worst Film of The Year 53:50 - 9th Best Film of The Year 1:04:07 - Award for the Surprise Success of the Year 1:07:55 - 8th Best Film of The Year 1:18:53 - Award for the Most Underrated Film of the Year 1:21:48 - 7th Best Film of The Year 1:30:06 - Award for the Film We Regret Not Seeing 1:35:18 - 6th Best Film of The Year

We get down and dirty with blood, Bud and southern mud as we take a long look at the most high profile director since Hitchcock. Expect a lot of music and scene recreations, in both the podcast and the movies. Plus we have a blog! Check out our Django Unchained review here: http://cavaliersdocinema.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/review-django-unchained.html

Inspires, or perhaps uninspired, by Joe Wright's Anna Karenina we take a look back at the famous and infamous adaptations of famous books and try and find a pattern in the successes and failures.

In preparation for the release of Looper, we stretch the definition of classic this week to have a look at Ryan Johnson's cult debut Brick. Email us at cavaliersdocinema@gmail.com and visit us at cavaliersdocinema.podomatic.com

We look back at one of the more divisive filmmakers in recent times and discuss numbers, drugs, wrestling ballet and... whatever the hell The Fountain was on about. We confess that this is a sub-par podcast in terms of the quality of discussion but we figured there was no point throwing away ninety minutes of talking away for no reason. However, we do apologise for skipping over some important points.

We take a look back at one of our very favourite Hitchcock films, Rope. This 1948 famously obscure or obscurely famous films (depending on who you ask) is one of the most interesting Hitchcock features, his first colour film, also featuring some slinky experimental camerawork and insanely entendre heavy dialogue. VIsit us at cavaliersdocinema.podomatic.com or email us at cavaliersdocinema@gmail.com

We take a long look at Christopher Nolan's entire career from bats, dreams, dreams of bats, amnesia and magic tricks; not to mention the ones that no one remembers. We throw down for the ones that we love and the ones that we... don't love. We will spoil all of the films so we recommend that you skip ahead to the sections pertaining to the ones you have already seen. 0:00 - Intro 7:01 - Following 18:51 - Memento 37:21 - Insomnia 46:51 - Batman Begins 58:20 - The Prestige 1:13:26 - The Dark Knight 1:26:07 - Inception 1:42:33 - The Dark Knight Rises This is a segment that will happen again on our 'cast and we apologise for the length. We felt that editing it down would be counterintuitive but we also implore you to use the fast-forward button liberally.

The first episode of this crazy little film podcast we've got going. In this episode we discuss one of our all time favourites, David Lynch's Mulholland Drive. This cast was made with the assumption that you have seen the film and therefore you should expect full spoilers. This is the very first of what we hope will be many podcasts so please subscribe if you enjoy what you hear.