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Tag: Sparrow

Podcast On Fire Network Bonus Episode 36: Members Only Archive Dusted #14

18 August 2017 knetan Bonus Episodes 0 Comments

Consisting of outtakes and deleted material (previously only available to forum members) out of Podcast On Fire 47, 48 and 49 with Stoo, Kenny B, Mike Banner and Adam Torel of Third Window Films from 2009, this collection feature tangents and outtakes concerning then current release news from CineAsia, Drunken Master II, awards season, annoying comedy-actors, classic Korean cinema such as JSA, how Ken got burned by an ebay seller and we weigh in (probably yet again) on the Edison Chen photo-scandal.

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Podcast On Fire Network Bonus Episode 18: Members Only Archive Dusted #4

15 August 2014 knetan Bonus Episodes 0 Comments

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Consisting of outtakes and deleted material (previously only available to forum members) from Podcast On Fire 18 and 19 (available in the Cast From The Past archive) from 2008 with Stoo, Kenny B, Mike Banner, Scott Napier and Adam Torel, this collection feature tangents on: Edmond Pang, The Matrix, first (at the time) verdicts on Mad Detective and Sparrow plus Stoo and Ken tells messed up stories out of real life.

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The Top 50 Hong Kong Movies of the Decade (#40-31)

11 December 2009 Stoo Uncategorized 3 Comments

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In case you’ve missed part one, we continue our run down of the top 50 movies from this past decade. So far, no shocking responses, no death threats or fan mail! As stated before;

This list is compiled of the best movies from this decade, not the best movies I’ve seen this decade, so this list will not include Oscar winning classics such as “Who am I?” or “Those handsome riders of those Storm, cloud, cool hair cuts thing. Sequins etc.”

Some notable classics will be missing; obviously I haven’t seen every movie we were graced with for the past decade. If you do have the strong urge to voice your opinion, please leave a comment at the bottom of the page where I will most likely respond and say “UR RONG!!” on a serious note, I would love it if we did get some feedback

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Podcast On Fire 54: John Kreng Interview Part 2 and RIP Shing Fui-on

9 September 2009 Stoo PODCASTS, Podcast On Fire, Interviews 0 Comments

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Coming up on the mighty Podcast On Fire, Ken confesses he knows TOO much about filthy Hong Kong cinema, Stoo is too stupid to get the love for French cinema evident in Johnnie To’s Sparrow and we pay our respect to late cult hero of the Hong Kong cinema screens, Shing Fui-on Also featuring the second part of Stoo’s marvellous interview with John Kreng that offers up among other things his defense of The Master, why it took so long to release and the respective takes on action choreography when done in East vs. the West.

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Podcast On Fire 49: Collecting, buying, watching… which category are you?

6 July 2009 Stoo PODCASTS, Podcast On Fire 0 Comments

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Adam Torel of Third Window Films join the trio after a barrage of heat and films at the Cannes Film Festival to talk of impressions of Thirst, the new film from Chan Wook-Park. Him AND Ken weigh in on the Casshern-war and issues of collecting limited editions, out of print dvd’s etc. gets a discussion where YOU the listener might finally find out if you’re insane, a collector or somewhere in between. The discussion doesn’t end just because the plugging starts either. Remember that.

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The Podcast On Fire Network aims to provide a large, continually expanding overview of Asian cinema. On the flagshow Podcast On Fire, the big guns out of Hong Kong cinema gets a spotlight through discussion and review while the remainder of the network shows gives you insight into Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese cinema and the history of adult oriented Hong Kong cinema!

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