Podcast Episode 29 - Jobs/The Honeymoon Killers

Hello, listeners. What can I help you with? Sorry, I'm not sure what you said. You want to listen to the "Jobs" podcast? You can download the podcast here by right-clicking on that link and choosing "save as", or you can use the convenient player located below: Ashton Kutcher portrays one of the most respected visionaries of the past...37 odd years. He has the walk, the look of Steve Jobs but falls short of the mark in creating a fleshed out character. Phil thinks he is the wrong choice for the role, Andrew thinks with the right director the performance would be successful. What Phil and Andrew agree on is that "Jobs" needs an upgrade, badly. Kutcher as Jobs, introudicng the iPod for the first time. On a completely different note, Leonard Kastle's cult 1969 crime drama "The Honeymoon Killers" gets the Albatross Applesauce treatment in our Criterion Corner. A film about an odd couple who go around murdering lonely women that is based on actual events! This black and white and darkly humorous gem features a classic performance by Shirley Stoler as the severely troubled nurse who falls head over heels for Tony Lo Bianco's suave, Spanish lothario. It's certainly a disturbing picture - but very artful and worthwhile viewing.

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Podcast Episode 29 - Jobs/The Honeymoon Killers is an episode from Albatross Applesauce: A Film Blog and Podcast.

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This episode was published on Aug 25, 2013.

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