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Chillpak Hollywood Hour #298
January 29, 2013 | 
Author The film critics have had their say …
The various industry guilds and unions have handed out their awards …
Now, it’s time for the best films of 2012 according to your friends in podcasting!
Get those pens, pads and/or Netflix queues handy!
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Tags: acting, Amour, Ang Lee, Argo, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Ben Affleck, Bill Murray, Bruce Wilis, Cabin in the Woods, Chris Tucker, Christoph Waltz, cinematography, Compliance, crank calls, Daniel Day-Lewis, David FRance, David O'Russel, Dean Haglund, directing, Django Unchained, documentaries, film, film critics, filmmaking, Firefly, foreign language films, George Clooney, Helen Hunt, Holy Motors, How to Survive a Plague, independent film, Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Lawrence, Jiro Dreams of Sushi, Joachim Trier, John Hawkes, Joss Whedon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Leos Carax, Lincoln, mental illness, Michael Haneke, Michelle Williams, Ming Lo, Moonrise Kingdom, movies, Nur Bilge Ceylan, Once Upon a Time in Anatolia, Oslo August 31, Phil Leirness, polio, Quentin Tarantino, Robert DeNiro, rurouni kenshin, Samuel L. Jackson, Sarah Polley, sci-fi, Serenity, show business, Silver Linings Playbook, Take This Waltz, The Avengers, The Gatekeepers, The Life of Pi, The Lone Gunmen, The Sessions, The X-Files, Wes Anderson, writing, Zero Dark Thirty | 
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Chillpak Hollywood Hour #205
Much is on the minds of your friends in podcasting, Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness. From wishing happy birthdays to loyal listeners, to answering your questions, to sharing what they’ve learned through the process of making their documentary, they really prove this week that it is YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour. There’s the usual entertainment industry news and analysis, film and television reviews, irreverent insights and informative diatribes. So, enjoy, and if you are going to be in the London area, make sure to purchase tickets for the Saturday 30 April premiere of The Truth Is Out There!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: 30 Rock, Alec Baldwin, All My Children, American Cinematheque, Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, Barbara Bel Geddes, Beware My Lovely, box office, British Film Instittute, Caught, Charlie Chaplin, comedy, Condoleezza Rice, conspiracy, conspiracy theories, Cormac McCarthy, Dean Haglund, documentary, Edgar Allan Poe, editing, Egyptian, entertainment, film, film noir, filmmaking, Fox, George C. Scott, George Harrison, Herbert Lom, Howard Hughes, Huffington Post, Ida Lupino, Israel, James Mason, Jason Robards, Justin Bieber, Karl Rove I Love You, lawsuit, marketing, Max Ophuls, movies, Murders in the Rue Morgue, Neil Dickson, One Life to Live, Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney Really is Dead, Phil Leirness, Rebecca De Mornay, respect, Robert Ryan, Rogue Machine, Ron Bottitta, Rupert Murdoch, Samuel L. Jackson, Samuel Z. Arkoff, show business, soap operas, television, The Beatles, The Fountainhead, The Last Testament of George Harrison, The Lone Gunmen, The New York Post, The Office, The Retro Dome, The Sunset Limited, The Truth Is Out There, The X-Files, theatres, Tommy Lee Jones, Trust, truth, Tucker Smallwood, Val Kilmer, Washington and Lee University, Will Ferrell | 1 Comment »
