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What happens when Martin Scorsese, the master of personal, gritty, nuanced filmmaking decides to make a schlocky, B-movie-style, psychological thriller? You get a delicately constructed, multi-layered ode to the classics of Hollywood cinema, of course. Hitchcock, Kubrick and all the greatest elements of the noirs and suspense pictures of the 1940s and 50s are on full display in “Shutter Island.” Also, Scott and I tackle Breck Eisner’s remake of Romero’s 1973 semi-cult-classic “The Crazies.” Can Mr. Eisner outdo the king of the zombies, or is this just another example of Hollywood’s terrible lack of originality? Listen to find out!
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Hi! Eric,
I'am about to add or place your current podcast on my blog…I have been busy, (and failed to upgrade your podcast on my blog) but I plan to listen to your (and Scott) podcast later this evening.
Thanks, for sharing!
DeeDee ;-D
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Sounds great. Hope you enjoy it. Thanks DeeDee!
Shutter Island was a pretty good movie.
Yes, I enjoyed it. I would recommend multiple viewings. It gets better every time.