Roll It - A Movie Podcast

We're doing our 100th film this week so what better way to reach than milestone than with a movie widely regarded as one of the greatest films of all time - Vertigo. We talk all about this classic and try to dissect some portion of its direction, cinematography, color palette, performances, themes, and motifs. If you haven't watched this yet you definitely need to check it out, or re-wat...

Hopefully you don't want to leave the holiday spirit behind just quite yet, as this week we're talking about the little know film 29th Street. It's a semi-biographical story (co-starring the man it's based on!) and it's all about luck. It's a fun little feel good movie, so try to check it out, and definitely check out this episode on it. This was a listener request, s...

This week we're diving back into some Scorsese, because who wouldn't want to do that, right? This time we're talking about his 2016 effort, Silence. Not too sure if we can find any answers for the difficult questions this film grapples with, but we talk all about the film and questions themselves. From Christianity and faith to Kierkegaard and cinematography, we cover a lot of groun...

We're going black and white again this week, this time to talk about the 1957 film A Face in the Crowd. While not a booming success at the time, this film has become more and more prescient over time, stretching from the dawn of the television era, to now relating to the new social media landscape. We cover that, Andy Griffith's charm, as well as how this film relates to populism and the...

We get futuristic in this week's episode as we break down the 2002 sci-fi film from Steven Spielberg, Minority Report. We talk about what works and what doesn't, technical aspects, and of course religion and free will come up as well.  Come back next episode as we tackle the 1957 film, A Face in the Crowd.  Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast ...

It's once again time for a fresh release dissection here at Roll It, this time it's the brand new adaptation of Dune from Denis Villeneuve. We talk about why this film works, how to grade and look at two part films, and of course ornothopters. Join us to talk about this sci-fi epic. Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram - @rollitpo...

We're back! This week on Roll It we talk all about the 2019 film The Lighthouse, and there's definitely a lot to talk about. Powerhouse performances, Greek mythology, psychosexuality, even aspect ratio! There's a lot this movie does, but is there more style than substance? Hit play and see what we think, and let us know what you think while you're at it! Contact us at rollitpod...

We will see you all in two weeks with The Lighthouse! And don't hesitate to reach out to Ty to congratulate him! Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram - @rollitpodcast    

I guess it's western week here at Roll It, as we dive into the 2017 film Hostiles. Beautiful cinematography, but a little lacking in substance, Scott Cooper's film can leave you wanting more. Tune in to hear a break down of it and see what's found among the beautiful shots and Christian Bale's beard. Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodca...

Ryan and Ty jump back into some anime, and maybe for the last time because once again there are some split feelings on it. This week its all about the 1988 film that catapulted the genre - Akira. From its commentary on Japan's place in the decades following WWII, to humanity transcending to a new plane, this film has a lot to talk about. So tune in, enjoy, and while you're at it let us k...

This week on the podcast Ryan and Ty talk about the 2019 Netflix film, The Platform. There's a lot to talk about with this one, whether its a critique of capitalism and socialism, what the message is, religion, and more! Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram - @rollitpodcast     Music by Ethan Rapp

It's time to boogie! This week Ryan and Ty talk all about PTA's 1997 masterpiece - Boogie Nights. From its great ensemble cast to its gorgeous cinematography and everything else, this film gives ample topics for discussion. Come back in two weeks for a discussion on the 2019 film, The Platform. Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram...

This week on the podcast Ryan and Ty talk about Denis Villeneuve's first English language film, Prisoners. There's powerhouse acting performances, interesting subtext, and the execution of a perfect mood all to talk about this week so check it out!  Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram - @rollitpodcast     Music by Ethan Rapp

Ryan and Ty get back on the Tarantino train again this week with his latest film, and the one his brand new novel that just came out is based on, Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood. This was a fun discussion ranging from asking what the point was, to the violence, to just why this film works so well. Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram - @ro...

Bo knows. This week on the podcast Ryan and Ty talk about Bo Burnham's newest project - Inside. This was a fun discussion and Burnham definitely delivered some topics, both about him and about what he discusses, to talk about. What do you think of Inside? Write into rollitpodcast@gmail.com and let us know, or follow us and tell us there!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram - @rollitpod...

This week Ryan and Ty talk Scorsese and his 2010 thriller, Shutter Island. From the interesting editing choices to the final line of the film, there's definitely some things in this film that are worth discussing. Come back in two weeks for the new Netflix special Bo Burnham: Inside.  Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram - @rollitpodca...

This week Ryan and Ty step into the world of Alfonso Cuarón, and talk about his semi-autobiographical Oscar winner - Roma. It's a great film with a lot to talk about, both in terms of craft and thematic elements. The behind the scenes documentary called "Road to Roma" (also on Netlfix) comes up so if you enjoy the movie and want to hear more from the director, check it out! Come bac...

It's a wild ride on Roll It this week as Ryan and Ty talk about the absolutely insane 2018 film, Mandy. Nic Cage, great cinematography and aesthetic, and a whole lot of drugs and violence - this movie has it all. So tune and enjoy the ride, and be sure to send in your thoughts on all the above and more!  Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Inst...

Roll It goes animated, and pretty poorly animated to be honest, this week with the 2005 film, Hoodwinked! Ryan and Ty talk animation, comedy, subjectivity of truth and more with this independent CGI effort. Check back in two weeks for a little dose of Nic Cage and the film Mandy!  Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram - @rollitpodcast     Mu...

This week Ryan and Ty talk about the middle movie of Lars von Trier's "Depression Trilogy" - Melancholia. There's a lot of interesting stuff to dig into with the film, but does it add up to a masterpiece or meh? Roll It attempts to answer that, or at least contemplate it this week, but what are your thoughts?  Come back in two weeks for a more lighthearted romp - Hoodwinked!  C...

Ryan and Ty answer yes to the question, "Would you like that Supersized?" this week and cover the 2004 documentary Supersize Me. Early 00's vibe, it's unique style and idea, and what it's impact was are all covered in today's episode. Roll It is moving to a biweekly release schedule for the time being for a few reasons, but it will afford the opportunity to put more t...

This week Roll It talks Paul Verhoeven and his 1990 sci-fi action film - Total Recall. Ryan and Ty talk about Schwarzenegger, ultra-violence, Verhoeven's style, artist vs. viewer responsibility, and much more. This was a fun episode and there was a lot to talk about, but write in if you've got something to say about it too! Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter...

This week on the podcast Ryan and Ty talk about David Fincher's 1995 film Se7en, and all that comes with it. There's talk of Dante, apathy, the state of the world, and even a reference to a book on steamboats. Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagram - @rollitpodcast     Music by Ethan Rapp

Ryan and Ty once again come back to the Coen brothers, this time to cover their 2018 film - The Ballad of Buster Scruggs. Death, misanthropy, nihilism - there's a lot to discuss with this film and what it does and doesn't concede or imply. Come back next week for David Fincher's film Se7en! Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!     Twitter - @RollItPodcast     Instagra...

Ryan and Ty take a trip back to the 80's this week to talk about the 1985 John Hughes film The Breakfast Club. Topics range from the expected things like a search for understanding, to the less expected topic of writer/director's depiction of questionable or offensive dialogue and who that reflects on. Be sure to check out our social media accounts to vote on next weeks episode. You can...