Synopsis
5 stars? 0 stars? Pick a side.No Accounting For Taste is a film podcast by Lauren Carroll Harris and Tom Hogan.Lauren Carroll Harris is a Sydney-based film critic, as well as the author of "Not at a Cinema Near You: Australia's Film Distribution Problem". She is a film columnist for The Guardian, a PhD Film Candidate at UNSW, and does quite a lot of other reputable film-related things.Tom Hogan is an owner of several microphones - two of which were used in the making of this podcast.
Episodes
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Ep. 9: Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
12/10/2017 Duration: 34minWell. Blade Runner 2049. That happened, and people have opinions... But the question remains: what do ROBOTS think? (Tom keeps saying Robot instead of Replicant. Sorry. Whatever. It doesn't matter. All those moments will be lost in time... like tears in rain.) Five stars or zero? No room for fence sitters. Episode nine of a film podcast from Tom Hogan & Lauren Carroll Harris.
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Ep. 8: The Big Blue (1988) & Deep Blue Sea (1999) With Emily Stewart
25/09/2017 Duration: 33minTom & Lauren thought two-way tension wasn't enough so they invite poet and editor Emily Stewart (Giramondo Publishing) to discuss her favourite film, as well as... another one. Which is which? Only time/Emily will tell. Five stars or zero? No room for fence sitters. Episode eight of a film podcast from Tom Hogan & Lauren Carroll Harris.
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Ep. 7: Dark Passage (1947)
12/07/2017 Duration: 29minLauren Bacall has a heart of gold, the talons of a hawk, and she is staring into your soul. Bogart makes an appearance, but, like... who cares? Tom & Lauren chow down a couple of brewskis and really nut this one out. 5 stars, or 0 stars? No room for fence sitters. Episode Seven of a new film podcast by Lauren Carroll Harris & Tom Hogan
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Ep. 6: The Master (2012)
29/06/2017 Duration: 32minThings get incredibly heated in this episode, it's exhausting. We hope you've seen The Master... because there is definitely no fence sitting here, and we arrrrrgggguuuueee about it. Five stars, or zero stars? No room for fence sitters. Episode Six of a film podcast by Lauren Carroll Harris & Tom Hogan
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Ep. 5: Moonrise Kingdom (2012) & The Darjeeling Limited (2007)
15/06/2017 Duration: 31minThere's a suspicious amount of agreeing in this episode. Tom isn't gushing as much as he'd like to, in an attempt to keep the tension in the air - nobody buys it. Lauren makes lots of good points. The winner is Wes.
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Ep. 4: The Fate Of The Furious (2017)
27/04/2017 Duration: 33minTom is suspiciously passionate about the eighth film of the most successful franchise in film history (does he even take a breath in this whole episode?), while Lauren sticks to the issues. Let's call it a draw. 5 stars, or 0 stars? No room for fence sitters. Episode Four of a new film podcast by Lauren Carroll Harris & Tom Hogan
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Ep. 3: Defending Your Life (1991)
12/04/2017 Duration: 24minTom attempts to catch Lauren off guard using her own favourite film against her - instead, she psychoanalyses Tom, and shatters his entire understanding of the role of film criticism. 5 stars, or 0 stars? No room for fence sitters. Episode Three of a new film podcast by Lauren Carroll Harris & Tom Hogan
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Ep. 2: Solaris (2002)
22/03/2017 Duration: 30minWe get existential in the sci-fi remake, Solaris (2002), by Steven Soderbergh, starring George Clooney and Natascha McElhone. 5 stars, or 0 stars? No room for fence sitters. Episode Two of a new film podcast by Lauren Carroll Harris & Tom Hogan
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Ep. 1: Logan (2017)
14/03/2017 Duration: 28min5 stars, or 0 stars? No room for fence sitters. Episode One of a new film podcast by Lauren Carroll Harris & Tom Hogan We rip our adamantium claws into the latest Wolverine film, Logan (2017), by James Mangold, starring Hugh Jackman and Dafne Keen.