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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2012 · 1H 8M

In Between Days vol. 7

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This month, I took the show on the road. As many of you know by know, I ventured out to the American Midwest a few weeks ago to catch a bit of baseball, and to meet up with some fellow movie-lovers. Passionate, like-minded folk who up until now have only been avatars, commenters, and the occasional disembodied podcast voice. You didn’t think that I come back from such meet-ups with no documentation, did you? Who am I, Jodie Foster in CONTACT? My plan was to wait until my afternoon in Milwaukee, WI where I rallied up with Andrew James from Row Three. After taking in some Brewers baseball at Miller Park, we grabbed a table at a nearby diner to record a podcast. We could have kept the discussion breezy, but such a rare meeting of the minds needed to be marked, and with the up coming Sound & Sight Top Ten in mind, Andrew and I decided to rhyme off the films we believe to be the ten best of all time. (Feel free to argue with us at will) To recap the concept of this offshoot – expect to see these episodes turning up once a month. My intention is for them to be a bit more raw (there are almost no cuts in this conversation), a bit shorter, with no rules, and less of a pecking order on who sits down at the table. Enjoy! Andrew’s Top Ten BIRTH OF A NATION METROPOLIS SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARVES 12 ANGRY MEN JAWS STAR WARS DIE HARD PULP FICTION TOY STORY SAVING PRIVATE RYAN Ryan’s Top Ten MODERN TIMES CITIZEN KANE RASHOMON VERTIGO 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY CABARET THE GODFATHER CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND RAGING BULL NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN

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