WaveFrame Isaac, Luke, and Bryan

Andrew VanDeWalker is an OG Fallout lover and an excellent realtor. Andrew and Isaac have been friends since 5th Grade and Isaac started watching Andrew play Fallout since probably 7th Grade. So, we're pretty much the most qualified experts. Hear about the unique connections to the video game and about that girl's anime Alita: Battle Angel eyes!



Thanks for listening! Great work, Fallout team.

Treasure Planet (2002), directed by the legendary duo of John Musker and Ron Clements (the directors behind Moana, Little Mermaid, Aladdin & more) is a REALLY FRICKEN' GREAT MOVIE. You should watch this movie! Then listen to us talk about the intricacies of the animation and the heart behind this song (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EA68KUb4e7Q). Certified banger.



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Check out Treasure Planet:

Disney + or the nearest VHS copy

David Lynch directs his seminal masterpiece and showcases the world of Arrakis through the eyes of Paul Atreides.

Bryan and Isaac talk about what they're thankful for, perfectionism, idiosyncrasies from the movie, camerawork, LARPing, going goth, bad green screen, bad 80s Dune hair, and releasing a free podcast for some listeners.

Robert Egger's masterpiece. Isaac's favorite movie. Bryan reads the speeches. Nothing better. Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe give CAREER BEST performances. 10/10 film. 2019 was a blessed year in retrospect, wasn't it?



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It's A24 week!

Join Bryan and Isaac this episode where they talk about how the director Dean Fleischer Camp was going through a divorce with the main star of this movie, Jenny Slate, as they made the movie together. Jenny Slate has voiced the titular Marcel the Shell for many years now (starting with short films on YouTube) and has gone on to be a successful comedian. This movie is about processing change, facing grief, and moving forward. Bryan and Isaac have great chemistry and this is a great podcast. Just being honest.

Monkey Man is an underdog movie about a man who seeks revenge. Dev Patel hurtles into the directing chair thanks to Jordan Peele's deft hand in scooping this movie up. It's John Wick but dirty and different. Patel's unique vision helps the viewer engage with the soulful main character, "The Kid," and launches us into this bloody, corrupt world.

Byran and Isaac talk for a while on the direction, production, and what they loved about this (if the stories are true) miracle of a directorial debut.



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