Pacino Pod

We're back after a break to talk about the film everybody has been waiting for...the Merchant of Venice

The final part of our deep dive into Angels in America

Part two into our deep dive in the Angels in America miniseries

The first part in our deep dive into the Angels in America miniseries.

It's time for Gigli and boy what an episode this is. You're going to want to hear this one.

We want to recruit you as a listener of our episode on the Recruit!

We have returned from hiatus to bring the film everyone has been demanding we talk about, People I Know!

Oh no, did Kalie replace Jane with a CGI podcast host? No, but Al Pacino does something similar in Simone.

THIS PODCAST IS STEALING OUR LIVES!!!!

It's the special entirely coincidental Super Bowl edition of Pacino Pod in which Kalie and Jane discuss football film Any Given Sunday. Did Kalie and Jane let their inner-jocks come out during this film? Check it out and see.

This week Jane and Kalie dig deep into Michael Mann's the Insider where we learn about Kalie's dislike of Russell Crowe and how much corporate media sucks!

On this episode we ring in the new year with our good friend Vera Drew (@veradrew22) as we discuss Al Pacino as Satan, Keanu Reeves's sucking toes, whether we are afraid of going to Hell and many other things as we take a deep dive into Devil's Advocate!

Another Al Pacino buddy movie?!?

This week we talk about the political drama City Hall and discuss John Cusack's accent and what makes political dramas work.

It's time to talk about Al Pacino's directorial debut Looking for Richard in which Al forces all of his friends to participate in his hyperfixation on Shakespeare and Richard III and we get to go along for the ride!

It's Heat time baby!! We dive deep into the heart this week of every dad's favorite movie Heat and get mad at Christopher Nolan for ripping it off!

This week Kalie and Jane tackle the forgotten mid 90s coming of age film Two Bits which is way darker and messed up than you would initially think a "heartwarming" film would be! Al Pacino plays a dirty old man in this film. Whether that means Kalie still finds him attractive you will have to listen and find out!

It's time for another trip to De Palmaland with Carlito's Way! How does this movie compare to Pacino's previous collaboration Scarface? Can Kalie beat up Benny from the Bronx? Find out the answers to these questions and more on the latest episode!

Hoo-ah!!! It's time to discuss Al Pacino's Oscar winning turn in Scent of a Woman! Did Pacino deserve to win the Oscar for this? Did Jane mention reading Ulysses solely to brag about it? These are questions that might be answered if you give it a listen!

Kalie and Jane tackle the 1992 film version of David Mamet's Pulitizer Prize winning play Glengarry Glen Ross this week. Be prepared for discussions of shouty men and capitalism!! Remember coffee is for Pacino Pod listeners only

On this week's episode, Kalie and Jane are joined by Bron (@brondotcomputer)host of the Bad Romance Podcast to discuss Al Pacino's foray into romantic comedies in Gary Marshall's Frankie and Johnny.

On this week's episode we talk with Kalie's friend Chloe (@bogebogington) about the anti-climatic end to the Godfather trilogy Pt 3. This episode also features lively discussions about Baz Lurman's Romeo + Juliet, a long diatribe about The Cotton Club and Frank Sinatra's mafia connections so you won't want to miss this one!

In this episode, Kalie and Jane tackle the big budgeted comic strip adaptation Dick Tracy featuring Al Pacino in a hammy unrecognizable Oscar nominated performance as the villain Big Boy Caprice! Did our hosts enjoy the movie? What do you think?

It's a double feature for episode 11 as Kalie and Jane discuss Pacino's big return to acting in the neo-noir Sea of Love and his short film passion project the Local Stigmatic. Spoiler alert, they were not big fans of either!

This week Kalie and Jane tackle the gigantic flop Revolution that almost killed both Al Pacino's career and the British film industry. Surprisingly, much better than its reputation. Certainly better than Mel Gibson.