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Episode 184: Top Ten Films Of The Obama Era
Podcast |
Director's Club
Publisher |
Now Playing Network
Media Type |
audio
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TV & Film
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TV & Film
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Publication Date |
Jan 19, 2021
Episode Duration |
04:20:01

Episode 184 (technically episode 276 if you count bonus episodes) consists of something special - something we’ve never done before in the history of this show. A collaborative top ten list curated by the two individuals that started this show a decade ago. Normally, we fight and bicker but there’s just a little bit of that this time. Patrick Ripoll and I decided to happily piece together our very favorite films from the Obama Era which is essentially when we hosted this show together, on and off. These particular selections were released between 2009-2016 and a lot of familiar favorites do come up, but there are also surprises along the way. For the first four hours everything went smoothly, but as you’ll hear, there’s a bit of a change at the four-hour mark as we concluded due to technical difficulties.

No worries, you’ll get to hear most of our decisions, justifications and opinions on what the ten best films are from the years 2009-2016, back when things were a bit brighter in the world. We did this to cheer ourselves up and it worked! No time tracks this time since it’s all about the master list and getting it down to ten titles. Happy 10th anniversary to this show and thank you all for listening to me and Patrick ramble on for over four hours about some of our favorite films. 

The Master List:http://bit.ly/dcobama Follow Patrick: https://letterboxd.com/patrickripoll

Listen to his show!http://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/tracksofthedamned Check out the last anniversary special:http://www.directorsclubpodcast.com/blog/50favoritefilms

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