Alex Shaw

The School of Movies Archive

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This is the collected archive of in-depth movie podcasts produced and hosted by Alex Shaw since 2010, joined by Sharon Shaw in 2014. For brand new episodes subscribe to the School of Movies podcast as well. These are spread across three volumes: Digital Gonzo (2010-2014)Digital Drift (2014-2015) and School of Movies (2015-Present)Coming soon: The School of Everything Else Archive.

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Aug 16, 2023

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Episodes

Back to the Future (Vintage Version) 07.01.2010

[Digital Gonzo 2010] After the resounding success of the Star Wars review podcasts I decided to carry on talking about my favourite movies for the foreseeable future. This week we kick off a new trilogy maybe more dear to my heart than even Star Wars: Back to the Future. The focus for this first one is actually the brain-bending complexity of the multiple timelines featured in the Back to the Futu...

Return of the Jedi (Vintage Version) 06.01.2010

[Digital Gonzo 2010] We turn our attentions to Return of the Jedi at last; (to me at least) the most underrated of the saga, but doubtless flawed and mishandled in many ways. We go into the reasons why this was occasionally a shadowy premotition of the tomfoolery that would come sixteen years later with the Prequel Trilogy, but also the depths and richness of this, possibly the most personal and p...

The Empire Strikes Back (Vintage Version) 05.01.2010

[Digital Gonzo 2010] This episode is all about The Empire Strikes Back. Pretty much the running favourite among the majority of Star Wars fans. We look at how and why this 1980 science-fantasy classic is still as dark, bright and fresh today as it was three decades ago, and how Star Wars would not still be the phenomenon it was, without it. Guests: Nikki Taylor of TheKidDogg James Batchelor of  Bo...

Star Wars (Vintage Version) 04.01.2010

[Digital Gonzo 2010] This episode is all about the 1977 original, later titled A New Hope. Whether you subscribe to the theory that George Lucas got lucky in making this film, the notoriously fraught production clearly paid off, making it one of the most influential and significant movies of all time, if not, THE most. Guests: Nikki Taylor of TheKidDogg James Batchelor of Bond and Beyond   

Revenge of the Sith 03.01.2010

[Digital Gonzo 2010] This episode is all about the 2005 finale to the Prequel Trilogy; Revenge of the Sith. In this movie, we see the events that birthed one of the greatest characters in cinema history. To many, this one is better than some of the films in the Original Trilogy, to some it was the final insult and the death of the series. Guests: Nikki Taylor of TheKidDogg This week Parris Lilly o...

Attack of the Clones 02.01.2010

[Digital Gonzo 2010] To many it was better than Phantom, to some it was even worse. Faster-paced, focusing more on action, intrigue and romance, and the first of the Star Wars movies to be shot digitally rather than on film, this movie may stand as a perfect example of why having supreme control over every aspect of filming can sometimes be the worst possible situation, creatively. Guests: Nikki T...

The Phantom Menace 01.01.2010

[Digital Gonzo 2010] While I was still recording Digital Cowboys, the video game podcast I began with Tony Atkins and Paul Shotton in 2007, in early 2010 I began a new feed with a series of audio articles under the name Gonzo Gaming. After a dozen of them I kicked off the first of what would become hundreds of dedicated, movie-focused discussion shows. This was soon renamed Digital Gonzo. I starte...

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