Cinema Lives! - A Jules D. Podcast

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Cinema Lives! is a podcast about the movies I see in and around Seattle — new releases, repertory screenings, and the occasional older film worth revisiting. Honest thoughts, local theater vibes, and a reminder that the big-screen experience still matters.

  1. May 16 ·  Bonus

    BONUS: From the Vault - Jack (1996) w/ FilmApe

    On this archival episode from 2023, I talk about Francis Ford Coppola’s masterwork “Jack” with FilmApe.

    44 min

  2. May 8

    Cinema Lives! Episode #10 - Hokum

    On this weeks episode I review Damian McCarthy’s “Hokum”.

    6 min

  3. May 7 ·  Bonus

    BONUS: From the Vault - Twister w/ FilmApe

    On this archival episode from 2023 I review Twister (1996) with FilmApe.

    53 min

  4. May 4

    Cinema Lives! Episode #9 - Mother Mary

    On this weeks episode I talk about Mother Mary, along with Milk & Serial and Bleeder!

    8 min

  5. Apr 26 ·  Bonus

    BONUS: From the Vault - Welcome to LA w/ Kylie

    In this archival bonus episode from 2023, me an my good friend Kylie review Alan Rudolph’s debut 1976 film “Welcome to LA”!

    35 min

  6. Apr 25

    Cinema Lives! Episode #8 - The Christophers

    On this weeks episode I talk about Steven Soderbergh’s new film “The Christophers”, along with some other stuff like Cave of Forgotten Dreams and the 70s version of Freaky Friday!

    15 min

  7. Apr 17 ·  Bonus

    BONUS: From the Vault - The Empty Man w/ Rikki

    In this archival episode from 2023 I talk to my good friend Rikki about the burgeoning cult classic “The Empty Man”!

    53 min

  8. Apr 17

    Cinema Lives! Episode #7 - Faces of Death

    On this weeks episode I talk about this years reimagining of Faces of Death, as well as a few other movies I watched!

    9 min
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Cinema Lives! is a podcast about the movies I see in and around Seattle — new releases, repertory screenings, and the occasional older film worth revisiting. Honest thoughts, local theater vibes, and a reminder that the big-screen experience still matters.

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