Regular episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter @adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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This week, Joe dodged a bullet and Erik rants about his deep displeasure for Baz Lahmurnn‘s latest glitzy spectacle, The Great Gatsby. Then it’s on to films actually worth seeing and talking about, as we dive in to the very exciting series at Cinema 21, Return to Noir Ville, which starts this friday and runs for two weeks. There’s a ton of great titles to check out, all in wonderful 35 mm. We’re taking next week off, but we’ll still have bonus content for you.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter @adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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Presented by -- The Northwest Film Center

A special bonus edition of the podcast, in which host Erik McClanahan interviews New York filmmaker Christopher Bell, whose short film Bridges premiered online last week over at The Playlist (part of Indiewire‘s Blog Network). Bell is also in post-production on his first full-length feature film, The Winds That Scatter. Chris, as a filmmaker, came to the attention of Erik after he found one of his previous short films online, Pilgrimage, a very funny, awkward and honest tale about two old friend reuniting in college for a night, only to find they have next to nothing in common anymore. Give that a watch below:

Regular episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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This week, Joe and Erik review two new movies on each end of the Summer movie spectrum: Gimme The Loot and Iron Man 3. Then it’s on to their top 5 most anticipated Summer movies of 2013, big and small. Let us know what films you’re anticipating.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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Presented by -- The Northwest Film Center

A special bonus edition of the podcast, in which host Erik McClanahan interviews Portland filmmaker Dustin Morrow, whose third feature Everything Went Down screens Thursday, May 2 at 7 p.m. at the Northwest Film Center‘s Whitsell Auditorium. Tickets and trailer for the film are available here.

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This week, Joe and Erik have mostly avoided the recent nice weather in their fair city of Portland, choosing instead to see a lot of the exciting releases of late and pack in four reviews in this show. They start with Jeff Nichols‘ new film starring Matthew McConaughey, Mud. Then it’s on to one of Erik’s most anticipated films of the year, Upstream Color (still showing at the Hollywood Theater in Portland for another week before soon going to VOD and DVD next month), a film that oddly shares a tonal and stylistic feel to the latest Terrence Malick film, To the Wonder, opening this Friday at Cinema 21. The last review is a brief one as Erik gives his thoughts on the latest Rob Zombie horror movie, Lords of Salem, which is tied in to another edition of Make It Stop.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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Co-Host, Audio Editor -- Erik McClanahan

Presented by -- The Northwest Film Center

This week, Joe and Erik talk about what seems to be the first movie of the Summer season, the new Tom Cruise science fiction film Oblivion. They also throw in another addition of Laptop Cinema, in which they each recommend a film available to stream online. Lastly, in the highlight for this week’s show, Erik chats with director Rodney Ascher about his new film, Room 237, a fantastic documentary about the many possible interpretations of Stanley Kubrick‘s The Shining. The film, which we reviewed last year (and Erik chose as his #2 film of 2012), opens on VOD and in Portland (plus other select cities) for a week long run at Cinema 21.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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Co-Host, Audio Editor -- Erik McClanahan

Presented by -- The Northwest Film Center

This week, we celebrate the career of Roger Ebert. The famed film critic, who sadly died last week, is an AYT hero. Near the end of the show we find time to review Danny Boyle‘s latest, Trance.

Listeners of the show living in Portland can still win free passes good for two people to see The Place Beyond the Pines from Monday through Thursday at Regal’s Fox Tower Theater. To win, correctly answer this trivia question: name the film for which Ryan Gosling, the star of Pines, was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar. Email your answers to adjustyourtracking@gmail.com to claim your prize. Limited passes available.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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Co-Host, Audio Editor -- Erik McClanahan
Presented by -- The Northwest Film Center

A special bonus edition of the podcast, in which host Erik McClanahan interviews Lewiston, Idaho filmmaker Vernon Lott, whose third feature Massacred For Gold screens Thursday, April 11 at 7 p.m. at the Northwest Film Center‘s Whitsell Auditorium. Tickets are available here. There’s more information on the film here.

Regular episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below or you can download the podcast by right clicking the link below the player and selecting ‘Save Link As…’ Once saved, the show can be played in iTunes or any other mp3 player.

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AYT Interview – Vernon Lott

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This week, Joe and Erik fill the show out with a hat trick of reviews of new releases: The Place Beyond the Pines, Wrong and the remake of Evil Dead. But they do break up all the review chatter by bringing back the segment Make It Stop, in which they demand that an annoying trend in movies must come to an end.

Listeners of the show living in Portland can win free passes good for two people to see The Place Beyond the Pines from Monday through Thursday at Regal’s Fox Tower Theater. To win, correctly answer this trivia question: name the film for which Ryan Gosling, the star of Pines, was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar. Email your answers to adjustyourtracking@gmail.com to claim your prize. Limited passes available.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below or you can download the podcast by right clicking the link below the player and selecting ‘Save Link As…’ Once saved, the show can be played in iTunes or any other mp3 player.

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Poker was once a blue-collar game played in smoky backrooms over beer-soaked green felt tables, until an online poker player from Tennessee shocked the world by winning $2.5 million at the 2003 World Series of Poker. The truth behind the hype is that there is a dark side to this game, one you won’t see on ESPN. First-time filmmaker (and Portland resident) Mike Weeks examines the highs and lows of online poker from two very different perspectives: that of Dusty Schmidt, an amateur golfer turned professional online poker player who has earned four million dollars at the sport to date and is considered among the world’s elite players, and that of Michael Korpi, Jr., a star athlete and talented musician whose weakness for online poker derailed his life. (77 mins.)

Director Mike Weeks will be in attendance for a post-film Q&A session.

To hear a special edition of our Adjust Your Tracking podcast, featuring an interview with director Mike Weeks, click here.

To read the Portland Mercury’s review of DRAWING DEAD, click here.

DRAWING DEAD screens on Thursday, April 4 at our Whitsell Auditorium (located in the Portland Art Museum).

Tickets are available for Thursday night’s screening here.

A special bonus edition of the podcast, in which host Erik McClanahan interviews Portland filmmaker Mike Weeks, whose debut directorial feature Drawing Dead screens Thursday, April 4 at 7 p.m. at the Northwest Film Center‘s Whitsell Auditorium. Tickets are available here. There’s more information on the film, including the trailer and synopsis, here.

Regular episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below or you can download the podcast by right clicking the link below the player and selecting ‘Save Link As…’ Once saved, the show can be played in iTunes or any other mp3 player.

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AYT Interview – Mike Weeks

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This week, Joe and Erik get all free-form and jazzy on the show, talking about a host of topics to avoid reviewing any of the lame new releases this week. The most time is devoted to an AYT favorite who’s been in the news of late: filmmaker Lynne Ramsay, who recently left the Natalie Portman vehicle Jane Got A Gun the day it was to go in production. Next we discuss the legacy of Fritz Lang‘s masterpiece M, which is screening along with Night of the Hunter for a weeklong run at Cinema 21 in Portland. In the last major segment amongst the other topics, we bring back Love It // Hate It.

Listeners of the show living in Portland can still win free passes good for two people to see Stoker from Monday through Thursday at Regal’s Fox Tower Theater. To win, correctly answer this trivia question: name all three titles of South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook’s Vengeance Trilogy. Email your answers to adjustyourtracking@gmail.com to claim your prize. Limited passes available.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can stream the episode on the embedded player below or you can download the podcast by right clicking the link below the player and selecting ‘Save Link As…’ Once saved, the show can be played in iTunes or any other mp3 player.

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AYT #58

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A special bonus edition of the podcast, in which host Erik McClanahan interviews Brazilian filmmaker Walter Salles, whose latest film On the Road, an adaptation of the iconic 1957 Jack Kerouac novel, opened in Portland and other major cities this weekend. Salles’ filmography consists of The Motorcycle Diaries, Foreign Land and Central Station, amongst others.

Regular episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can download the podcast by right clicking the link below and selecting ‘Save Link As…’ Once saved, the show can be played in iTunes or any other mp3 player. Or simply stream the episode on the embedded player.

AYT Interview – Walter Salles

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This week, Joe and Erik devote the entire show to a very special filmmaker we both admire: Harmony Korine. His latest film as writer/director, Spring Breakers, comes out this week and it inspires a lot of chatter about Korine, his career and where to start with him if you’re new to his brand of cinema. In the final segment of the show, Erik interviews Korine himself over the phone.

Listeners of the show living in Portland can still win free passes good for two people to see Stoker from Monday through Thursday at Regal’s Fox Tower Theater. To win, correctly answer this trivia question: name all three titles of South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook’s Vengeance Trilogy. Email your answers to adjustyourtracking@gmail.com to claim your prize. Limited passes available.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can also stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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A special bonus edition of the podcast, in which host Erik McClanahan interviews Portland filmmaker Scott Ballard, whose debut directorial feature Welcoming Departure screens this Wednesday, March 20 at 7 p.m. at the Northwest Film Center‘s Whitsell Auditorium. Tickets are available here. There’s more information on the film, including the trailer and synopsis, here.

Regular episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can also stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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This week, Joe and Erik review two new films out in theaters, both English language debuts from foreign filmmakers: Dead Man Down, starring Colin Farrell and Noomi Rapace, and Stoker with Nicole Kidman and Mia Wasikowska. We also briefly get in to the career of Stoker‘s director, Park Chan-wook, and recommend his many films that are available for streaming online.

Listeners of the show living in Portland can win free passes good for two people to see Stoker from Monday through Thursday at Regal’s Fox Tower Theater. To win, correctly answer this trivia question: name all three titles of South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook’s Vengeance Trilogy. Email your answers to adjustyourtracking@gmail.com to claim your prize. Limited passes available.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can also stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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A special bonus edition of the podcast, in which host Erik McClanahan interviews filmmakers Zach Weintraub and Nandan Rao, who both have films screening this week at the Northwest Film Center‘s Whitsell Auditorium. Weintraub wrote, directed and stars in The International Sign For Choking, showing Wednesday, March 13 at 7 p.m. You can purchase tickets for that screening here. Rao wrote and directed The Men of Dodge City, showing Thursday, March 14 at 7 p.m. Tickets available here. As you’ll hear in the interview, the two filmmakers worked together on their features, and they share a similar minimilast aesthetic and filmmaking style. There’s more information on both films, including trailers and synopses, here. Apologies for some of the sound quality in this podcast, we recorded it in less than ideal circumstances. You may notice a delayed repeating on Erik’s mic. Not sure why this happened, but we’ll figure out the bugs moving forward.

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This week, Joe and Erik talk about two new releases, The ABCs of Death and West of Memphis. One is great, the other is shit. Listen in to find out which is which.

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This week, Joe and Erik pack in a lot of topics, starting with thoughts on the Oscars and especially the controversy over the visual effects picketing go on during the ceremony and the fallout for companies making amazing digital effects for the movies. Check out this article by Drew McWeeny over at HitFix for context. Then it’s on to a chat about the new movie Jack the Giant Slayer, which Erik saw and gives his thoughts on, but this also leads to a brief discussion of director Bryan Singer‘s career to date as well as the difference between escapist movie experiences and the often more lasting experience of serious arthouse fare. This leads us to our review of the excellent foreign film War Witch, which we caught at PIFF recently and opens in Portland at the end of March.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can also stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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This week, Joe and Erik discuss who should win, who will win and who was snubbed by the Oscars this year. But before they get to that, it’s time to finally dive in to the digital vs. film discussion. With PIFF 36 seeing a lot of change this year in that area, the hosts discuss their own experiences and how digital cinema can be improved, with just a few simples changes.

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This week, Joe and Erik talk about why they didn’t see the latest entry in the Die Hard series, A Good Day to Die Hard, and because they didn’t see it, get in to a discussion of the series as a whole. Then it’s on to another PIFF 36 recommendation with the brilliant dark comedy Sightseers. The festival is still going and finishes February 23.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can also stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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It’s a packed show this week on AYT. Joe and Erik start out with a review of another Steven Soderbergh film (his last release, apparently), the thriller Side Effects which opens this friday in theaters everywhere. Then it’s on to some PIFF 36 recommendations, as the festival kicked off yesterday and runs until February 23. Next, a chat about the latest series at Cinema 21, Notes From the Underground. And that’s not all, as we have another Laptop Cinema recommendation for you.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can also stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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This week, Joe and Erik zero in on one topic, with plenty of digressions: the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, discussing the many films they are looking forward to seeing in the coming year. The show ends with a brief review of the ’70s crime film Across 110th Street, playing in Portland at the Hollywood Theatre February 6th at 7:30 pm.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can also stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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This week, Joe and Erik dig deep in to the career for an earnest appreciation of the movie career of one Arnold Schwarzenegger. This look back at Arnie is brought on by our review of his return to action movie stardom, The Last Stand. Unfortunately, this film already tanked at the box office last weekend, but we think, despite its flaws, it’s worthy of discussion as a new vehicle for Schwarzenegger and the English language debut of the talented South Korean filmmaker Kim Ji-Woon.

New episodes of Adjust Your Tracking are released every Thursday, so make sure to come back and check out what Joe and Erik are discussing every week. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments section, or feel free to email adjustyourtracking@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/adjustyourtrack. We’re on iTunes now, so make sure to subscribe to the show by clicking the link below. Also, leaving reviews and rating the show on iTunes is really helpful in getting more attention and attracting more listeners, so please do so if you like what we do. You can also stream the episode on the embedded player below.

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This week, Joe and Erik review the pretty much terrible new horror film, Mama starring Jessica Chastain and produced by Guillermo del Toro. After that, the hosts move on to a hopefully much brighter year ahead at the cinema as they discuss their top 5 most anticipated movies of 2013.   

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This week, Joe and Erik pack in two reviews of new releases out this week, Zero Dark Thirty and Gangster Squad and they also fit in a lengthy rundown of their individual top ten films of 2012. Leave your thoughts in the comments section. What were your favorite films of 2012?

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This week, Joe and Erik talk about the latest Quentin Tarantino film Django Unchained and at times delve into the chatty writer/director’s other films to date. The show ends with a Laptop Cinema review of the new Greek film Alps.

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This week we recorded in a different space so we apologize for the bootleg-like quality of sound. In this slimmer episode we take on a trifecta of reviews: The Hobbit, Central Park Five and Holy Motors. And that’s it!

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This week, Erik remedied his jealousy by catching up with Killing Them Softly, so he and Joe give a proper review to that film. Then it’s on to an Alfred Hitchcock biopic double feature as they discuss new releases Hitchcock and The Girl. Following that is a brief chat about underrated films from Hitchcock’s deep filmography. Lastly, we revisit our second episode of the podcast and reassess our most anticipated films of 2012 list to see how our picks turned out. Don’t forget Cinema 21 is showing four Kubrick films starting this weekend.

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This week, Erik and Joe start things off by chatting about the recently uncovered 80′s gem Miami Connection, which screened at the Hollywood Theatre  this past weekend only. The film has us giddy with moviegoing excitement at AYT, and it helped stave off Erik’s depression since he missed the early screening for Killing Them Softly (opening this Friday). Joe caught it though, and gives his thoughts while Erik listens on jealously. We then veer off in to a discussion of underrated/under seen crime films and finish with another, crime film-related edition of Laptop Cinema.

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This week Joe and Erik have high praise for David O. Russell‘s latest film, Silver Linings Playbook. Erik reviews Life of Pi and Joe plays catch up with some earlier 2012 film releases.

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This week Erik and Joe review the latest Steven Spielberg film, Lincoln. Throughout the chat, we diverge every so often in to our thoughts on Spielberg as a filmmaker. I also find time to rant about my theater experience trying to see Argo, and Joe talks briefly about the film as well.

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Beginning with our Winter ’13 classes, which start January 5, the NW Film Center School of Film will be an Avid Media Composer campus.

What does this mean? The Avid Media Composer will become our featured digital editing software for classes and rentals.

Why is it special? Avid Media Composer 6.5 is the current state-of-the-art standard in professional film editing.  It is used professionally to edit everything from feature films to commercials.

What if I’m a Final Cut or Premier user?  We’re offering $10 workshops to show you the Avid interface and how the system works.

Value Added: Enroll in one of our Core or Topic classes and you will qualify to purchase this software for your own personal use at a substantial student discount.  note: Avid purchase is not required for class participation.

For more information please email info@nwfilm.org.

CLICK HERE to register for a class today!

This week, Erik and Joe discuss the new Bond movie, Skyfall, and from there they delve in to a chat about franchises that have been brought back after some time. Some of them re-ignite these series, others burn them to ashes in the eyes of the public and critics.

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This week we’ve got the 90s on the brain as Joe gives a brief review of Seven Psychopaths, which reminded him of many films from that decade. We also revisit Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs in lieu of its recent showing at Hollywood Theatre. Then it’s on to a discussion of the 90s in film, as the 80s nostalgia wanes it’s inevitable that films from this time period will be remade and repurposed for a new generation, but which ones? The answers prove more difficult than we at first imagined. Lastly, we double up on Laptop Cinema recommendations, as it’s been a while since we had this segment.

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This week we’ve got a show packed full of reviews, starting with a pair of new horror releases. We start with the omnibus V/H/S and then talk about Sinister. In the second half of the show, I talk about some of the films Erik caught at the Vancouver International Film Festival.

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This week we’ve got two reviews for you, dear listener, and one of the films sees a rare disagreement between Joe and me. We lead with End of Watch, the found footage buddy cop movie, then on to Looper, a new time travel flick from Rian Johnson. The last segment is a discussion of some sci-fi films that have aged well.

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We kick things off this week with a review of The Master, the highly anticipated film from AYT favorite Paul Thomas Anderson that opens this weekend. We spend the second half of the show talking about all of PTA’s films.

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This week we review the controversial indie film Compliance, which opens at Cinema 21 next Friday, September 21. We recommend not bringing a first date to this movie, and also mention it as perhaps a one-time watcher. With that in mind, we delve in to a larger discussion of bad date/one-time watch movies you may be better off seeing alone.

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We’re looking ahead this week at the fall movie season, and it’s safe to say that we’re holding out hope for a much stronger crop of films than we’ve got thus far in the year.

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This week, we start with a review of the bootlegging action drama Lawless and then move in to a look back at this past summer movie season, assessing the disappointments, pleasant surprises and our acting MVP. In our last segment, we run through three awesome retrospective screenings happening at The Hollywood Theatre and two at The Laurelhurst Theater.

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This week, we’ve got several reviews and segments for you, dear listener. Erik kicks things off with a recommendation of the excellent new documentary The Imposter, which opens at Cinema 21 this weekend. We then get excited about the chance to see The Road Warrior at the Hollywood Theatre this weekend. From there, it’s on to the meat of the show as we discuss two new releases that are both adaptations, one from a play (Killer Joe) and the other from a book (Cosmopolis). Things end on a somber note as we look back at the career of director Tony Scott, who recently committed suicide.

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This week, inspired by the great new stop motion animated release Paranorman, we delve in to a list of kids or family films that are frightening, demented and often just plain old messed up. We then end things with another edition of Love it/Hate it.

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This week, with the Film Center showing the massive essay documentary for the next few weeks called The Story of Film, we delve in to our own personal story of film, discussing how we came to be cinephiles, directors that opened our eyes to other films, and certain films which we do and do not agree with their status as classics. We also wrap this chat around the recently released Sight and Sound poll of the greatest films ever made. The show ends with another edition of Laptop Cinema.

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This week we basically rip apart the new remake of Total Recall, and because the film is so lackluster Joe and Erik end up talking more about the original, which holds up quite well. We then get in to another discussion on remakes, because if they’ll never stop being made we’ll never stop talking about them.

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This week, the sad news from Colorado has us discussing the Dark Knight Rises again, and the effect that real life tragedies have on a film’s perception in the public. We connect that with our review of the new comedy The Watch, which was in the news months ago due to a title change because of a similarity to the Trayvon Martin shooting earlier this year. We continue the discussion of movies that have gone through changes because of connections to real life tragedies and some that confront these realities head on. Lastly, we discuss a strange film we caught last weekend, Possession, which is worth tracking down, and recommend you check out Take This Waltz, which is in theaters now. Lastly, we dig in to the Film Center’s latest series, Top Down, which starts tonight and runs through August.

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We’ve now seen The Dark Knight Rises, and have a lot to say about it as we deliver this week our longest review yet for the end of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy. Does it live up to the hype? We fill out the rest of the show with two more reviews of films that are much smaller, but no less deserving of your filmgoing attention. They are Beyond the Black Rainbow and Beasts of the Southern Wild. Joe and Erik try to make the case that they demand the big screen treatment despite their low budgets.

Over at the Northwest Film Center, we’re gearing up for Top Down, our outdoor rooftop movie series. It starts next Thursday July 26 with a screening of Preston Sturges’ The Palm Beach Story. We’re nearing the last six days of a kickstarter campaign for a new, larger screen, and could use your help. Any donation amount will help us reach our goal so we can bring Film Center’s devoted audience the best possible experience. Follow this link to the kickstarter campaign to donate, if you wish. As a non profit, this kind of support makes what we do possible. Thanks.

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This week on the show, it’s pretty much all Christopher Nolan as we start our Dark Knight Rises tailgate party a week early with a primer on this fantastic filmmaker and his work to date. We do also get in to the history of Batman films up to this latest entry, the last in Nolan’s trilogy. Look out next week for our review of the Dark Knight Rises, as well as one of our most anticipated alternative summer releases, Beasts of the Southern Wild.

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