Art House Rewind

Matt, Keller, and Brian are joined by Operations Director Jack MacKenzie to talk about the Oscars. Specifically the Oscar telecast, why viewership is down, and do they even matter anymore?

Matt, Keller and Brian talk movie musicals. What we like, dislike, and what musicals mean to moviegoers in the modern era.

 

Special periodic guest Margo Blakeslee.

 

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Matt, Brian, and Keller are here talkin' films that played at the Art House and Babcock in February. Which ones did we love? Which ones did we not love?

Also, the guys do their best Batman voice. Shoutout to Kelly from Gainesville, FL for the suggestion.

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The gang is back to chat about the films of writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson.

PTA, as we like to call him, has quite a distinguished filmography. We go through and give out our thoughts on our favorite of his, our least favorite, which film we may like more than others, and which ones we would like to revisit.

Enjoy your commute with a little cinematic chatter!

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The gang sits down with Kate Blakeslee to chat about the upcoming performances of the Montana dance collective, Arc, at the Babcock Theatre.

Kate is one of the thirteen dancers in this collective. This all-woman composed collective brings passion and a creative drive to their performance like none other! Their program, "Behind the Lights", is a cabaret of modern and contemporary dance.

Come immerse yourself in this beautifully creative, artistic experience at the Babcock Theatre this Friday and Saturday (2/18 & 2/19) at 7pm. 

Tickets at arthousebillings.com/arc.

The guys sit down to discuss the famed director Christopher Nolan.

Ol' Chris (as we like to call him) has written and directed some of the finest works to have come out of the 21st century. So, we sit down to talk about our favorites, our least favorites, ones that we want to revisit, and ones that we probably love more than the average moviegoer.

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The guys get together to talk about the films that showed at both the Art House and Babcock Theaters. What films did we love? Which ones were duds? And, which ones blew our minds?!

 

What were your favorite films in January? Message us at podcast@arthousebillings.com to share your thoughts. Questions, comments, and discussion topics encouraged.

The guys explore some of the worst films ever shown at Art House, what they've learned from their mistakes, and how Billings reacted to those bookings.

Some movies are so bad, they're good. Some movies are so bad, they're horrible.

This week, the guys go over their favorite (and not so favorite) "bad" movies. 

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Get to know the team behind the screen!

Brian Oestreich is our Creative Director at Art House Cinema. He books films for both theaters, handles our social media, and contributes his artistic finesse to all of our posters and other digital medias.

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