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Parking Lot Critiques

by Six Pack and a Song

A film podcast from Jeffrey Dean Hampton and Andy Jones. Join our hosts for off-the-cuff commentaries and critiques of films from a wide variety of genres inspired by their habitual discussions in the parking lot of a local movie theater after catching a thought provoking movie.

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Episodes

  1. Season 2, Episode 2 - Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (A Year of Animation Part 2)

    In the second installment of "A Year of Animation," Jeffrey and Andy discuss Bruce Timm and Eric Radomski's vision as expressed in their 1993 film, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm. A last minute studio decision made Mask of the Phantasm, originally intended as a direct-to-video release, the first...

  2. Season 2, Episode 1 - Superman: Man of Tomorrow (A Year of Animation Part 1)

    Six Pack and a Song's Parking Lot Critiques returns, kicking off 2021 with a new season themed entirely around animation. For the first entry in "A Year of Animation," Jeffrey and Andy discuss Chris Palmer's 2020 film Superman: Man of Tomorrow. The hosts situate this latest Superman film in the...

  3. Season 1, Episode 9 - Uncut Gems

    This week on Parking Lot Critiques, Jeffrey and Andy discuss Josh and Benny Safdie's Uncut Gems, starring Adam Sandler, Lakeith Stanfield, Julia Fox, and Kevin Garnett. The hosts provide a thorough commentary on the film's innumerable ups and downs, discussing its honest subversion and offering...

  4. Season 1, Episode 8 - Blade Runner

    This week on Six Pack and a Song's Parking Lot Critiques, Jeffrey and Andy tackle "The Final Cut" of Ridley Scott's 1982 film, Blade Runner. The theatrical release Blade Runner was notoriously fraught with heavy studio interference, and thus the film exists in several different versions. In 2007,...

  5. Season 1, Episode 7 - The Mask of Zorro

    Having wrapped up their marathon of the Mission: Impossible franchise, Jeffrey and Andy now turn their critical attention to another old story resurrected as a nineties action flick in Martin Campbell's 1998 film, The Mask of Zorro. Lamenting its failure to materialize into a franchise of its…

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  6. Season 1, Episode 6 - Mission: Impossible - Fallout (spoiler light)

    At long last, Jeffrey and Andy finish their marathon of of the Mission: Impossible franchise! This episode of Parking Lot Critiques is the final selection of footage believed to be lost until later recovered. It was recorded in late 2018 after a viewing of Mission: Impossible - Fallout at…

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  7. Season 1, Episode 5 - Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation

    More from the vault this week on Parking Lot Critiques—Jeffrey and Andy's discussion of Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, recorded in late 2018 as part of their Mission: Impossible marathon. If Ghost Protocol is the point at which the Mission: Impossible franchise hits full speed, Rogue Nation…

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  8. Season 1, Episode 4 - Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol

    Recorded in late 2018 and thought to be lost until recently recovered, this week's episode of Parking Lot Critiques centers on the fourth entry to the Mission: Impossible franchise, Brad Bird's Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol. The pitch to Ghost Protocol might have been, "Let's do one of…

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  9. Season 1, Episode 3 - Raiders of the Lost Ark

    This week on Parking Lot Critiques, Jeffrey and Andy discuss Steven Spielberg's timeless adventure movie, Raiders of the Lost Ark. The hosts had so much to say about this iconic film and left the discussion feeling they had more still to say. Their conversation went in several different…

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  10. Season 1, Episode 2 - First Man (with special guest Susan Midkiff)

    This week on Parking Lot Critiques, Jeffrey, Andy, and special guest Susan Midkiff discuss Damien Chazelle's Neil Armstrong biopic, First Man. This episode utilizes footage recorded in late 2018 and thought to be lost until recently recovered. Bonus points: this episode is the first episode to...

  11. Season 1, Episode 1 - THX 1138

    After a long stint of inactivity, Six Pack and a Song's Jeffrey and Andy return to Parking Lot Critiques to kick off the show's first proper season with their particular brand of commentary and critique—often thoughtful and always off-the-cuff—the kind of conversations you might have with a good...

  12. Episode 4 - Mission: Impossible 3

    (Originally published November 9th, 2018)For this episode of Parking Lot Critiques, Jeffrey and I continue through #ayearofspies with J. J. Abrams' film, Mission: Impossible 3. Abrams' film is a huge stylistic shift from previous films in the franchise, having a more serious, grounded…

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  13. Episode 3 - Mission: Impossible 2

    (Originally published October 28th, 2018) Okay, so, for this week's episode of Parking Lot Critiques, Jeffrey and I tackled John Woo's 2000 film, Mission: Impossible 2, or, in the terms of certain super bad ass just-past-the-nineties movie posters advertising the film, M:i-2. In this review,...

  14. Episode 2- From Russia With Love

    (Originally published October 20th, 2018) In our review of 007's second cinematic outing, From Russia with Love, Jeffrey and I discussed the film's comparably grounded and believable espionage atmosphere, the raw power of its action sequences, its portrayal of race and women, and its understated,...

  15. Episode 1 - Mission: Impossible

    (Originally published October 13th, 2018) For this week, join Jeffrey and I, along with our awesome guest, Cahtlyn, for an off-the-cuff exploration of the first entry to the contemporary iteration of its series—Brian De Palma's 1996 film, Mission: Impossible. This was actually the very first...

  16. Episode 00 - Dr. No

    (Originally published October 8th, 2018) Today we are happy to roll this out with a “parking lot critique” of the very first James Bond film, Dr. No, on its 56th anniversary! In this first episode, Jeffrey and I discuss the various genre tropes (i.e. “spy stuff”) at work in Dr. No, the casual...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A film podcast from Jeffrey Dean Hampton and Andy Jones. Join our hosts for off-the-cuff commentaries and critiques of films from a wide variety of genres inspired by their habitual discussions in the parking lot of a local movie theater after catching a thought provoking movie.

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Six Pack and a Song

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A film podcast from Jeffrey Dean Hampton and Andy Jones. Join our hosts for off-the-cuff commentaries and critiques of films from a wide variety of genres inspired by their habitual discussions in the parking lot of a local movie theater after catching a thought provoking movie.

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