In this episode of Cinema Jam, hosts Sebastian and Pabloengage in a lively discussion comparing two cult classic films, 'Leviathan' and'Deep Blue Sea'. They explore various aspects such as plot, characterperformances, special effects, and overall themes, ultimately determining whichfilm stands out as the winner. The conversation is filled with nostalgia,humor, and insightful analysis, making it a must-listen for movie enthusiasts.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cinema Jam Versus

02:57 Exploring Leviathan and Deep Blue Sea

05:45 Character and Plot Analysis

08:45 Batle Rounds

14:38 Final Verdict and Conclusion

Takeaways

Cinema Jam introduces a new series called Cinema Jam Versus.

The episode compares 'Leviathan' and 'Deep Blue Sea'.

Both films are cult classics with unique themes.

'Leviathan' is about miners encountering a mutated creature.

'Deep Blue Sea' features genetically modified sharks.

Character performances play a crucial role in both films.

Samuel L. Jackson's role in 'Deep Blue Sea' is memorable.

Visual effects in 'Leviathan' are praised for theirpractical approach.

The soundtrack of both films is considered forgettable.

The final verdict favors 'Leviathan' over 'Deep Blue Sea'.

Future episodes will continue exploring movie comparisons.

In this special English-language "mini jam" episode, hosts Sebastian Gomez and Pablo Velez wrap up their October "Must-Watch Movies" series. They revisit the five personal favorites they discussed all month: Michael Mann's The Insider , Terry Gilliam's The Fisher King , Rian Johnson's Knives Out , Jeremy Gardner's After Midnight , and the Spike Jonze/Charlie Kaufman classic Adaptation..

Instead of a simple recap, the hosts borrow a format from FilmSpotting and the /Filmcast to rank the films across a series of "best of" categories. Listen in to hear their surprising picks for Best Acting , Biggest Disappointment , Best Direction , and the one scene that truly blew them away.

Plus, stick around to the end for a preview of November's exciting theme: Underrated Sequels!

• The Insider (1999)

• The Fisher King (1991)

• Knives Out (2019)

• After Midnight (2019)

• Adaptation. (2002)

  
  

(00:15) Welcome to the October "Must-Watch" Recap (01:10) Movie 1: The Insider (Reflections on Russell Crowe's powerhouse performance vs. Al Pacino) (04:47) Movie 2: The Fisher King (The theme of redemption and Robin Williams' role) (06:58) Movie 3: Knives Out (Deconstructing the 'whodunit' with an all-star ensemble cast) (09:25) Movie 4: After Midnight (Using indie horror as an allegory for human relationships) (11:41) Movie 5: Adaptation. (The "cherry on top": A movie about the creative struggle) (14:45) The Recap Awards Begin!(14:50) Biggest Surprise? (Russell Crowe in Insider vs. Brea Grant in After Midnight) (16:07) What We "Didn't Get" (Jeff Bridges in Fisher King vs. Meryl Streep in Adaptation) (18:30) Best Overall Performance? (Nicolas Cage vs. Russell Crowe) (20:36) Worst (or Least Appropriate) Performance? (23:17) Biggest Disappointment? (After Midnight's creature vs. Knives Out's plot) (24:44) Best Direction? (Terry Gilliam vs. Spike Jonze) (26:24) Best Leading Actress (27:10) Best Cinematography (Insider, Fisher King, After Midnight) (29:25) Best Dialogue (Adaptation vs. the 14-minute scene in After Midnight) (32:54) Best Scene? (Knives Out's interviews vs. After Midnight's single take) (34:20) Coming Up in November: Underrated Sequels! (Predator 2, Gremlins 2, Temple of Doom, Back to the Future 2)

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¿Eres un Charlie o un Donald Kaufman? En este episodio, Sebastián y Pablo se sumergen en el laberinto meta-narrativo de Adaptation (2002), la brillante colaboración de Spike Jonze y Charlie Kaufman.

Analizamos por qué esta película es una "obra de arte" , la espectacular doble actuación de Nicolas Cage , el merecido Oscar de Chris Cooper como John Laroche , y cómo la película disecciona el bloqueo creativo y la angustia del guionista. Además, debatimos el seminario de Robert McKee , el concepto del Deus ex Machina y por qué esta película resuena tan profundamente con cualquiera que intente crear algo.

En este episodio discutimos:

• (00:00) Introducción: La gran pregunta, ¿Charlie o Donald?

  
  

• (01:53) La conexión personal de los anfitriones con la película y el proceso creativo.

  
  

• (02:39) Ficha técnica: Spike Jonze, Charlie Kaufman, y el libro El Ladrón de Orquídeas.

  
  

• (03:36) Análisis del elenco: Nicolas Cage (como Charlie/Donald), Meryl Streep, y Chris Cooper (ganador del Oscar).

  
  

• (08:25) Veredicto: ¿Por qué Adaptation es una obra maestra?

  
  

• (09:16) Las dos historias paralelas: La de Charlie y la de Susan Orlean.

  
  

• (12:32) El seminario de Robert McKee (Brian Cox) y su impacto en la trama.

  
  

• (16:16) El brillante "triunfo actoral" de Nicolas Cage.

  
  

• (20:03) Comparación con Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

  
  

• (21:08) La frase clave: "You are what you love, not what loves you.".

  
  

• (25:16) Debate: ¿Es el cocodrilo un Deus ex Machina?

  
  

• (37:10) Resumen del ciclo de "Imperdibles" del mes.

  
  

• (40:34) Próximo episodio: Predator 2.

  
  

• (42:33) Recomendaciones: Aporia (2023) y Orion and the Dark (Netflix).

  
  

Recursos mencionados:

• Película: Orion and the Dark (2024)

  
  

• Película: Aporia (2023)

  
  

• Película: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)

  
  

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