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There are two types of ''Cinematalkraphy'' episodes, differing in both length and format. The first type is: Commentaries, where the episode syncs with a movie and Roberto and Brandt discuss the film as you watch it. These episodes run the duration of the film at hand. The second type is: Reactions, where the guys see a movie for the first time and breakdown what they thought about it just moments afterward. | There are two types of ''Cinematalkraphy'' episodes, differing in both length and format. The first type is: Commentaries, where the episode syncs with a movie and Roberto and Brandt discuss the film as you watch it. These episodes run the duration of the film at hand. The second type is: Reactions, where the guys see a movie for the first time and breakdown what they thought about it just moments afterward. These episodes typically run at 30 minutes. | ||
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! style="background:#ffffff; color:black;" | [http://cosmicradio.tv/cinematalkraphy/commentary-donnie-darko/ Commentary: Donnie Darko] | ! style="background:#ffffff; color:black;" | [http://cosmicradio.tv/cinematalkraphy/commentary-donnie-darko/ Commentary: Donnie Darko] | ||
Revision as of 15:33, 28 April 2014
| Cinematalkraphy | |
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| Cinematalkraphy cover art | |
| Hosted by | Roberto Villegas, Brandt Hughes |
| No. of episodes | 6 |
| Runtime | Varies by type |
| Production | |
| Broadcast | |
| Distributor | CosmicRadioTV |
| Original Run | March 17, 2014 - Present |
Cinematalkraphy is a podcast hosted by both Roberto Villegas and Brandt Hughes. They record audio commentary tracks that can be synced with various movies, and occasionally discuss recent films with fresh out of theater reactions.
"We watch movies with you, so you don't have to!"
Episodes
- Main article: List of Cinematalkraphy Episodes
There are two types of Cinematalkraphy episodes, differing in both length and format. The first type is: Commentaries, where the episode syncs with a movie and Roberto and Brandt discuss the film as you watch it. These episodes run the duration of the film at hand. The second type is: Reactions, where the guys see a movie for the first time and breakdown what they thought about it just moments afterward. These episodes typically run at 30 minutes.
| Episode type | Year | No. of Episodes |
Original air date | ||||
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| Premiere date | Premiere title | Finale date | Finale title | ||||
| Commentary | 2014 | 4 | March 17, 2014 | Commentary: Donnie Darko | TBD | TBD | |
| Reaction | 2 | March 30, 2014 | Reaction: Her | TBD | TBD | ||
Fun Facts
- Like My So Called 8bit Life, Cinematalkraphy was originally planned to release episodes once every two weeks. Although the shift to once per week stemmed from Brandt's discomfort with time delaying episode releases.