Fellas that were in the mood
Claim This Podcastby Benjamin Tong, Eduardo Farias, James Sample, Viktor Carrasquero
Podcast Overview
<p>Four fellas from across the globe, living in Hong Kong, discussing what we love best...film and the arts!</p>
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Publishing Since
4/7/2024
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July 15, 2024
for...In the Mood for Love
<p>Who isn't in the mood for love? Join the fellas as they discuss the Hong Kong classic by Wong Kar-wai and fall more in love with the beauty and romance of it all. Or do you find it more style over substance like critics originally thought at the time back in 2020. <br/><br/>In addition to love, the fellas were also in the mood for Leslie Cheung's work, particularly <em>Days of Being Wild</em>, a future Miyazaki classic <em>The Boy and the Heron, </em>a class Indonesian song featured in <em>In the Mood for Love</em> "Bengawan Solo" and Apple TV's <em>The Morning Show</em>.<br/><br/></p><p>Thank you for listening! What were you in the mood for this week? Follow us on social media @benji_poooh @ejfaces @jamessample @viktormch</p>
July 2, 2024
for...Friday the 13th
<p>Are you a fan of horrors? How about slashers, in particular? Where would you place <em>Friday the 13th</em> in the horror pantheon? Is it worth of being called a classic? Did it help define a genre or was it simply reductive in comparison to the greats that came before it? <br/><br/>Join the fellas as they also discuss the horror exclusive streaming service "Shudder" and some of its content, "august' by Taylor Swift, <em>The Hunger Games </em>film series and <em>Gremlins</em>.</p><p>Thank you for listening! What were you in the mood for this week? Follow us on social media @benji_poooh @ejfaces @jamessample @viktormch</p>
June 17, 2024
for...There Will Be Blood
<p>What drives a man to sacrifice everything for power and wealth, only to end up utterly alone? Join the fellas as they unravel the complexities of Daniel Plainview, the unforgettable protagonist of Paul Thomas Anderson's cinematic masterpiece, "There Will Be Blood", by exploring the heart of Anderson's 2007 film, emphasizing its bold take on greed, ambition, and the eternal struggle between capitalism and religion.<br/><br/>The fellas dive deep into Daniel Plainview's intricate character, examining his embodiment of the American dream and the dark motivations that drive him. From his manipulative nature to his high emotional intelligence, Plainview's actions raise thought-provoking questions about morality and success. We dissect key scenes, highlighting Daniel Day-Lewis's extraordinary performance and Paul Thomas Anderson's masterful storytelling. The conversation also delves into Plainview's tumultuous relationship with HW, pondering whether his harshness was, in a twisted way, an expression of love.<br/><br/>As their discussion broadens, they celebrate the timeless joy of classic cinema and its profound emotional impact. They compare the magical experience of watching films in Technicolor to the visceral thrill of the Saw franchise, capturing our diverse cinematic tastes. From the enchanting experience of "Singing in the Rain" to the intense, back-to-back horror marathons of Saw, this episode is a rich tapestry of film analysis and personal connections. Join us for an unforgettable journey through the highs and lows of cinema, where each genre offers a unique window into the human experience.</p><p>Thank you for listening! What were you in the mood for this week? Follow us on social media @benji_poooh @ejfaces @jamessample @viktormch</p>
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