The Goods: A Film Podcast

Dan and Brian welcome Brian's college friend and Emmy-winning filmmaker Zan Gillies to discuss the extend Rankin/Bass holiday universe, culminating in the Avengers: Endgame-like Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July. Join as they discuss collecting the Ultron of media awards, the deathly fascinations of the Frosty franchise, the spiritual landscape of the Rankin/Bass universe, an abundance of redheads, the insanity of Rudolph's second movie, and the grand unhinged culminating carnival adventure pulling them together.
Check out Zan's Kickstarter for his SmarterChild documentary: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/smarterchild/searching-for-smarterchild-a-feature-documentary
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The unholiest of Goods projects reaches its conclusion in the second Shrekisode in which Dan, his brother Will, Brian, and his brother Andrew consider Shrek 4, the Puss in Boots spinoffs, and many pieces of Shrek ephemera: shorts, spinoffs, fan projects, etc. Join as they discuss Shrek 4's role in DreamWorks' history and the Shrek timeline, the disturbing Humpty Dumpty design, a debate about best scene in the series, and whether sequels of any type should exist. Then Will delivers one last Shrek surprise.
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And so it has come to this. Dan and Brian each invite their brothers to have a discussion of the sprawling Shrek franchise, starting with a look at the first three films in the series. Join as they discuss why Shrek is so iconic among a certain generation, their own twisted histories with the franchise, the reverberations Shrek sent through film animation, whether Shrek 2 is superior to the original, the immeasurable disappointment of Shrek 3, and where do Dronkeys come from.
Somehow, this is only the first half of the conversation. Check in next episode for Part 2.
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In honor of Dan's birthday, he and Brian watch and discuss one of Dan's favorite movies, the classic 1993 hangout comedy Dazed and Confused. Join as they discuss Richard Linklater's career, the most beautiful word in the English language, the complexity of nostalgia, Dan's favorite needle drops, and how Dan is L-I-V-I-N at age 38.
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Dan and Brian embark on a journey exploring the many movies about a man from a colonial force falling in love with a native and learning the "noble" ways of her culture, including Avatar, Ferngully, Dances With Wolves, and their focus of the week, Pocahontas. Next, they look at the StarKid Production musical paying tribute and parody to the sci-fi films of its ilk, Starship.
Lastly, and most importantly, Brian shares an exciting update!
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Dan and Brian catch up with neo-noir The Kid Detective, a longtime watchlist entry for Dan. Join as they discuss Canadian cinema, Adam Brody, the boundaries of film noir, arrested development, a post-Simpsons world, census-designated places, structure-based riffs, and delicate tonal descent.
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Dan and Brian try something for the first time in their 250 episode run: a "mailbag" episode taking questions written in by listeners. Topics include iconic screen kisses, film noir, dream podcast guests, and KPop Demon Hunters vs. Zombies 4.
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Dan and Brian are joined by their friend Gavin and his lawyer father Kevin to discuss the courtroom comedy classic My Cousin Vinny. Join as they discuss their own courtroom experiences, the accuracies and inaccuracies of My Cousin Vinny's depiction of a jury trial, whether or not the film's farce gags work, the remarkable casting and lineup of performances, whether Marisa Tomei deserved that Oscar, The Munsters vs. The Addams Family, and the what the most accurate courtroom movie is.
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