How to Blow up a Pipeline, Miami Vice (2006), Intervju med Last of Us-klipper
The episode opens with hosts Terje, Lukas, and Lone introducing three main segments: a review of 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline,' a discussion of 'Miami Vice' (2006) as a pensum film, and an interview with Timothy Good, an editor on 'The Last of Us.' They start by briefly sharing what they've watched since last time, including Stanley Kubrick's 'The Killing,' the TV series 'Barry,' and 'Lost.' Lukas then reviews 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline,' describing it as an indie film about young eco-terrorists planning to blow up an oil pipeline in Texas, filmed in 16mm with a gritty aesthetic. He notes its controversial themes and compares it to heist films. Terje recounts how he met Timothy Good at Nordiske Mediedager in Bergen and secured a 20-minute interview. In a clip, Good explains how he got the job on 'The Last of Us' through connections and his approach to editing without referencing the game. The hosts share additional scoops from the interview, such as Craig Mazin calling Denis Villeneuve for permission to use a song. They then discuss Cannes Film Festival updates, highlighting positive reviews for Martin Scorsese's 'Killers of the Flower Moon' and Wes Anderson's 'Asteroid City,' while noting the poor reception of 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.' Finally, they review 'Miami Vice' (2006), praising its hyper-realistic style, digital filming, and cool aesthetic, though Lone finds the love interest underdeveloped. The episode concludes with thanks to listeners and producers.
