Comments on: Red Band Radio Episode 1: Papa Oscar Delta http://scrambledpixel.com/2010/02/06/red-band-radio-episode-1-papa-oscar-delta/ Film & Game Culture Tue, 20 Jul 2010 11:54:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Harry http://scrambledpixel.com/2010/02/06/red-band-radio-episode-1-papa-oscar-delta/comment-page-1/#comment-995 Harry Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://scrambledpixel.com/?p=5350#comment-995 I meant that Michael Clayton is harder to focus on than other films because of the complexity of the script. If you drift off for a few minutes you probably will miss something important. It's very dialogue heavy and it relies on the characters telling the story as opposed to the moments showing you what is happening. Only watch it if you are really going to watch the film and do nothing else and your full attention is on it. :P Also, yeah, Oscars do kinda suck. And it was our bad on the length. We wanted a 40 minute podcast but there are a lot of Oscar categories... :/ We promise a more concise podcast in the future. :D I meant that Michael Clayton is harder to focus on than other films because of the complexity of the script. If you drift off for a few minutes you probably will miss something important. It’s very dialogue heavy and it relies on the characters telling the story as opposed to the moments showing you what is happening. Only watch it if you are really going to watch the film and do nothing else and your full attention is on it. :P

Also, yeah, Oscars do kinda suck. And it was our bad on the length. We wanted a 40 minute podcast but there are a lot of Oscar categories… :/

We promise a more concise podcast in the future. :D

]]> By: Suddenly... bananas http://scrambledpixel.com/2010/02/06/red-band-radio-episode-1-papa-oscar-delta/comment-page-1/#comment-994 Suddenly... bananas Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://scrambledpixel.com/?p=5350#comment-994 The bit where you talked about having to concentrate when watching Michael Clayton: isn't that how watching all films should work? I mean, there obviously are films that pretty much expect you to leave them running in the background, and whose plots could be understood by a brick, but most of them do require the viewer's full attention. Also, Oscars suck dick. And you should make the podcast a bit shorter. The bit where you talked about having to concentrate when watching Michael Clayton: isn’t that how watching all films should work? I mean, there obviously are films that pretty much expect you to leave them running in the background, and whose plots could be understood by a brick, but most of them do require the viewer’s full attention.

Also, Oscars suck dick.

And you should make the podcast a bit shorter.

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