Sam Morril • Films To Be Buried With with Brett Goldstein #308
Jul 17, 2024
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Very funny comic Sam Morril discusses film noir love, comedy process, morning radio bits, and more. They touch on comedy challenges, childhood films, emotional reactions, summer activities, and favorite films.
Exploring emotional connections to films, iconic movie impact, and the host's genre preferences.
Insights into the world of comedy, performing on morning shows, and creating humor through unexpected interactions.
Reflecting on film perceptions, evolving views on movies, and reevaluating beloved films over time.
Deep dives
Movie Favorites and PayPal Benefits
When it comes to enjoying favorite films, the podcast delves into the host's movie preferences, touching on emotional responses to certain scenes and the impact of iconic movies. This discussion reveals the host's personal connection with films and the different genres that evoke strong feelings, showcasing a deep appreciation for both classic and contemporary cinema experiences. Additionally, a mention of using PayPal for cashback rewards highlights the convenience and benefits of using the platform for summer purchases, emphasizing the ease of redeeming rewards for various lifestyle-related items.
Comedy and Emotional Movie Scenes
The episode provides insights into the world of comedy and the host's experiences performing on morning shows, creating humor through unconventional and unexpected interactions during interviews. The discussion delves into the process of delivering comedic content in various settings, including live performances and television appearances, showcasing the unique challenges and rewards of stand-up comedy. Through anecdotes and reflections on his comedic journey, the host shares personal stories that highlight the blend of creativity, vulnerability, and authenticity in the world of comedy entertainment.
Cinematic Tastes and Evolving Perspectives
Exploring cinematic preferences, the podcast highlights the evolution of film perceptions and the revisiting of beloved movies with a critical eye. A particular focus is placed on reevaluating films over time, shedding light on how perspectives on certain movies may shift with age and experience. The conversation unfolds around the host's changing views on specific films, depicting a nuanced approach to appreciating cinema and recognizing the dynamic nature of personal film preferences, culminating in a reflective exploration of cinematic nostalgia and growth.
Objective Film Excellence: Citizen Kane & The Godfather
Two objectively acclaimed films, Citizen Kane and The Godfather, are discussed as cinematic masterpieces that have stood the test of time. Citizen Kane is praised for Orson Welles' groundbreaking contributions to film and its lasting impact, while The Godfather is highlighted for its universal themes of family and respect, resonating with audiences globally.
Personal Connection to Films: Woody Allen's 'Annie Hall' & Noir Classics
The podcast delves into the personal connection with films, focusing on Woody Allen's 'Annie Hall' and classic film noirs like 'In a Lonely Place'. 'Annie Hall' is praised for its relatable portrayal of complex relationships and New York life, resonating deeply with the speaker's experiences. Additionally, the discussion explores the allure of film noirs, with 'In a Lonely Place' and 'The Big Heat' mentioned as favorites for their gripping narratives and engaging performances.
Join your host Brett Goldstein as he talks life, death, love and the universe with the very funny comic SAM MORRIL!
Sam's new special 'You've Changed' is up and around as you read this (links below!) and you'd be well advised to check that out at your next convenience. You may have heard him on a multitude of podcasts (including his own of course), or seen his standup already or if you're lucky, peeped his morning radio/tv spots (where he has a wonderful time, often to the chagrine of the hosts), and on this episode here you'll be treated to some proper goodness and fun including film noir love, in depth comedy process chat, acting, the bank heist analogy of the morning radio bits, and so much more. Go in!
