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It's finally here, folks. Tyrie's beloved, number one most requested trilogy has finally arrived for your listening pleasure - Korean master, Park Chan-wook's Vengeance Trilogy! And good GOD was this first film bleak! Tune in to hear the boys argue about whether Sympathy for Mr Vengeance is a dark comedy or a terrible tragedy, why Equaliser 3 doesn't quite work, and whether they've ever sought out...

The boys find realise they should have called this trilogy; The Summer of Sidney Trilogy... Oh well, these things happen. They also find out a bunch of stuff about this movie, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. The last instalment of this great man's great trilogy. It's pretty swell. So grab a bowl of Sherbet Oregon Boysenberry and get ready, cause guess who's coming to podcast; It's you... The listene...

They've got a podcast on their hands...and they don't know what to do with it! Matt and Tyrie are back in your earholes for another week of goofs, gags and of course, their attempts at genuine film analysis. This episode, the boys take a trip to the hot and sweaty land of Mississippi to discuss the 2nd instalment of the Sidney '67 Trilogy, the cinematic and cultural juggernaut, In the Heat of the...

New trilogy. New episode. Same pair of clowns who don't prepare research good... Anyway, the lads are talking about Sidney Poitier, one of the greatest actors of his time. The man who changed Hollywood and paved the way for generations to come. In this series we talk about the three films he starred in, all in the the year 1967! Kicking things off, it's To Sir, With Love. Enjoy! Follow us at @trip...

Bottom of the ninth. Bases loaded. Can Matt and Tyrie record a perfect podcast? No, probably not. But that's okay because as the boys discuss, For Love of the Game is far from a perfect film. The new baseball fans chat about the great but underused cast, the painfully long runtime, and how Billy Chapel is well, a jerk! Also, they do their rankings and announce the 15th unofficial trilogy - startin...

If you record it, they might listen. This week, we're rounding 2nd base of the Curveball Costner Trilogy with one of the most sentimental, genuine, and corn-filled movies of all time; Shoeless Joe...I mean, Field of Dreams! Matt and Tyrie discuss what American sport they would have played poorly (it's all of them), the incredible true story of how the FoD crew grew such tall corn in the worst drou...

"The world is made for people who aren't cursed with self awareness" It's also made for Tripod fans because boy howdy do we have a treat for them - It's a new episode of Tripod. This week we kick start The Curveball Costner Trilogy; three films starring Kevin Costner playing baseball! First up at bat is Bull Durham (1988) a sports film classic that some would say is the best sports film ever made...

It's a cool title, it's a cool concept, it's the final instalment of The Apocalypse Trilogy: 1994's In the Mouth of Madness! That's right the Tripod boys are once again going beyond the pale of rational proportionality to bring an in depth breakdown on this 90's horror classic. In this ep, Matt deep dives into the exploits of writer Michael De Luca, Tyrie get's some cool insider information from a...

This week on Tripod the boys are talking all things El Diablo baby! This episode sees Matt and Tyrie truly lose their minds as they discuss this forgotten Carpenter classic, which may be the buggiest film ever made, and sees the literal devil defeated by the classic axe-in-mirror combo. They also discuss the best dog descriptions and a heroic pigeon named Commando. Like I said they lose their mind...

It's Clobbering Time! And it's also time for another episode. This week, it's The Thing. And the thing about The Thing is, it's the first thing in John Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy thing. The boys discuss John Carpenters legacy as a filmmaker, Rob Bottin's amazing special effects and the difference between 70's horror and 80's horror. They also discuss of all things, Dragon Booster, Thomas the T...

On this final instalment of the NSLW trilogy, the boys are joined by Dr. Georgie Harris to discuss arguably the biggest film of 2023! The trio do their best to unpack what turns out to be a really hard film to unpack, and talk about what works, what doesn't, and how our girl Greta packed so much joy, laughter and pink into every frame! Also - Matt and Tyrie announce their spooky 13th trilogy! Foll...

Capital news listeners, it's a new episode and this one is simply CAPITAL! It's Little Women (2019)! The boys discuss how Gerwig brought Louisa May Alcott's beloved story of the March family to life, and they do it with the help of a very capital guest: Lachlan Lyle Port. We also talk about our own siblings, Joker (somehow), and evolution of Gerwig's style. Capital! Follow us at @tripod_show Get i...

This week on Tripod, Matt and Tyrie dive into the wonderful world of Greta "Great" Gerwig with her debut smash hit, Lady Bird. The boys are joined by filmmaker Nissa Mitchell to talk about how this indie darling changed the game, why it stands out amongst the other coming of age films or its era, and how weird it is to see Timothée Chalamet as a side character. Follow us at @tripod_show Get in tou...

The boys at Tripod are spicing things up with their fourth (that's right fourth!) episode of the Satoshi Kon Quadrilogy! This time the boys DON'T talk about Ice Age (act least not that much) but they do talk about the interplay between dreams and movies, animation theory and we close the book on the tragically short career of Satoshi Kon, one of the greatest filmmakers of all time... Oh and of cou...

Welcome back to Godpod where we're talking about Satoshi Kon's answer to Die Hard - a Christmas film with some goddamn ACTION baby! In this episode, Matt and Tyrie get into the nitty gritty details that Kon was so good at sprinkling through his work, as well as an intellectual breakdown of the Ice Age films that the world has been begging for. Seriously folks there is like 25 minutes of Ice Age ta...

It's entertaining, it's thrilling, it's moving, it's dare I say it a masterpiece, it's Satoshi Kon's second feature film Millennium Actress! The boys really dive deep into this one. They also get distracted by a crane they see out the window. But it gets better, they also do their best (or worst) impersonations of Sylvester Stallone, Richard Harris, Michael Gambon and there's even some Jiminy Glic...

Welcome Tripod fans to the filmography of Satoshi Kon - FOUR films which are not linked by the usual elements like characters or plot, but instead are linked by the genius of one of the worlds most interesting and tragically short-lived filmmakers. In this episode, the amigos dive in to 1997's psychological thriller, Perfect Blue - one of Tyrie's top 4 films, and a film that Matt had not heard of....

In this episode the amigos take a look back at the journey so far. Ten trilogies, thirty films and hours upon hours of slop for the slop gods. Speaking of slop... Matt was also very sick during this recording. He ate some bad food at a food truck, but don't worry, he is alive and well. What were your favourite moments? What were theirs? They also take a moment to look forward, to the future, and g...

Buckle up listeners! The boys are back from their trip through time to bring you another blast of Brendan, closing out the Fish Out of Water Trilogy with 1999's Blast from the Past! In this episode, Matt regales Tyrie in a swill of intriguing by ultimately unverified facts about this film, while Tyrie ponders just what the hell Christopher Walken was doing in that famous final shot. Thanks as alwa...

Look out folks, a brand new episode is swinging in. And this one is a Doozy! The lads have churned out some utter swill on this 1997 family comedy, George of the Jungle, starring everyone's favourite fish out fo water, Brendan Fraser. Enjoy! Follow us at @tripod_show Get in touch at mattandtyrie@gmail.com Artwork by Jack Miers www.jackmiers.com @jackmiers @jackandjosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.co...

Feel a little out of step? Like a babe in the woods? A fish out of water perhaps? Well then this is the trilogy for you! In the curtain-raiser of this 90's Brendan Fraser trilogy, Matt and Tyrie are back to wheez the juice and talk all things Encino Man, buuuuuudddy. The buds talk about Pauly Shore's rocket-powered rise to fame, whether this is the first example of a film studio tryin' to be cool...

Get in loser we're going dancing. The B.O.Y's™ are wrapping up the Trip Trilogy with this 2018 ball room nightmare; the LSD induced Busby Berkeley routine, known as CLIMAX. Matt was none too happy that he had to watch this one, but he'll get his revenge on Tyrie next week after the next trilogy is selected at the end of this ep! Stay tuned to find out just what the hell that is! Don't forget to ra...

On today's episode, Matt and Tyrie go deeper into Gaspar, covering what is perhaps his most controversial film to date, 2015's Love - or as Tyrie calls it, good ol' fashion thumpin'. The boys discuss Noé's unique approach to cinematic depictions of intimacy, wanting more story in-between the sex scenes, and what exactly qualifies as art these days...cos it sure ain't a banana duck-taped to a wall!...

Get ready dear listeners because today Tripod is taking the ultimate TRIP with the ultimate TRILOGY: The Trip Trilogy featuring French Provocateur Gaspar Noe. To kick things off the boys are taking a heady dose of ENTER THE VOID (2009), a film that shocked audiences on release and still manages to shock viewers even today. Matt and Tyrie talk about the pioneering VFX, the existential questions rai...

In today's episode the boys talk about an the icon- the QUEEN- that is Olivia Coleman in her award winning performance in The Favourite; which is incidentally the last episode in our Existential trilogy. Big shout out to Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone too; they both rock. Watch as the boys date this recording waaaaaay before the release of Poor Things as they speculate on what that movie eventually t...