This week the gang's all back together, and we celebrate by forcing David-- and everyone else-- to talk about this hot next thing called Vulgar Auteurism, and whether or not it actually is a thing. Plus tidbits from Katey about the upcoming adaptation of the book Serena and from Da7e about why you can't buy Indiana Jones movies individually. And Film Centipede makes a return, with a DC Comics slant. All that plus a lightning round inspired by great cameos in movies.
To catch up on Vulgar Auteurism, and the Internet conversation that has surrounded it, this is a pretty good place to start. Also, you should totally read Serena, it's great.
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We also welcome your feedback as we transition into this new format, and there are lots of new places you can find us! Find us and like us at our Facebook page or call and leave us a voicemail at (914) 410-6450-- if we like it, we may play it on an upcoming show.
00:00-00:52 Lightning Round
1:34 - 11:33 Katey's tidbit: Serena and how to cast book adaptations
11:45 - 22:01 Da7e's tidbit: Why can't you get the Indiana Jones movies a la carte?
22:28 - 26:15 Film Centipede, DC Comics edition
26:57 - 45:22 Vulgar Auteurism: Is it really a thing?
45:35 - 48:06 Goodbye!
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