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Welcome to the Rare Cuts Media Society! A Book Club Style show where we dive into Movies, TV, Books, Music, and more. Each month one of us will choose a new piece of media to dive into and discuss. Make sure you watch, listen, and read along with us each month so you will be ready for our discussion. Warning: There will be Spoilers!

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  • Movie: Layer Cake (2004)
    Jul 17 2025

    Part 2 of James Bond Sidecars: Daniel Craig

    Its a special milestone episode of Rare Cuts Media Society! In this 50th installment, your hosts gather to celebrate by diving into the 2004 British crime thriller, Layer Cake, starring a pre-Bond Daniel Craig. This episode is all about uncovering hidden gems, and the team brings their signature humor and insight to a film that arguably set the tone for the grittier, modern James Bond era. Kicking things off, Rob explains why he chose Layer Cake for the show’s ongoing James Bond “sidecar” theme—pointing out how Craig’s cool, collected demeanor here foreshadows his legendary 007 run. The hosts debate just how much of Bond’s DNA is present in Craig’s character, from his steely glances to his overconfidence in a world riddled with double crosses and shifting allegiances. As they break down Layer Cake’s dizzying plot twists, the team compares it to other crime classics like The Departed and Trainspotting, discussing whether the film’s relentless reversals keep viewers on their toes or leave them spinning. They also weigh in on the movie’s British setting, stylized violence, incredible cast, and era-defining soundtrack—plus a spirited discussion about the film’s infamous ending and the mysterious choice to leave Craig’s character nameless. And of course, in true Rare Cuts fashion, the hosts don’t miss the chance to imagine who Willem Dafoe could have played in this modern gangster tale. Whether you’re a fan of Daniel Craig, crime thrillers, or just love to hear a thoughtful, sometimes hilarious debate about cult classics, this episode is packed with fresh takes, nitpicks, and behind-the-scenes insights—perfect for anyone looking to celebrate 50 episodes of rare and remarkable cinema.

    Find out more at http://rarecutsmediasociety.com Follow RCMS: Facebook: facebook.com/rarecutsmediasociety Instagram: @rcmsociety Twitter: @RCMSociety Email: rarecutsmediasociety@gmail.com Support Rare Cuts Media Society by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/rare-cuts-media-society

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    1 h et 18 min
  • Movie: The Wild Geese (1978)
    Jun 12 2025

    Part 1 of James Bond Sidecars: Roger Moore

    Rare Cuts Media Society dives headfirst into a new theme and the 1978 film "The Wild Geese"—a hidden cinematic gem where Bond is not quite Bond, but still acts a whole lot like him. Assigned to explore the non-Bond roles of James Bond actors, this episode spotlights Sir Roger Moore as a sly mercenary pilot on a secret mission in southern Africa, alongside a star-studded (for the time) cast including Richard Burton and Richard Harris. The crew unpacks the film’s wild ride: from its unique "Bond-adjacent" opening credits—geese and all—to its transition from snappy British drama to full-on mercenary war movie, all underscored by a soundtrack more circus than suspense. With wit and humor, the hosts pick apart everything from the film’s questionable production choices (was that a sword fight or slapstick?) to the convoluted motivations behind its high-stakes rescue plot. Along the way, they debate the merits of “realistic” war films, 1970s British cinema quirks, and whether the so-called "all-star" cast still packs a punch today. From behind-the-scenes trivia—including Roger Moore’s reluctance to share lines with heavyweights Burton and Harris—to speculation about a modern-day remake (yes, Willem Dafoe gets a mention), this episode has it all: nostalgia, critique, and the kind of side-splitting banter you’ve come to expect from Rare Cuts. Stick around as the hosts give "The Wild Geese" their newly expanded scoring treatment and preview what’s next on their James Bond sidecar journey. Don’t miss it!

    Find out more at http://rarecutsmediasociety.com Follow RCMS: Facebook: facebook.com/rarecutsmediasociety Instagram: @rcmsociety Twitter: @RCMSociety Email: rarecutsmediasociety@gmail.com Support Rare Cuts Media Society by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/rare-cuts-media-society

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    1 h et 3 min
  • Bonus: James Bond Side Cars - RCMS Gets a New Theme
    May 29 2025

    In this mini episode, We kick off a new theme! Rare Cuts Media Society takes a break from the usual hidden media gems to launch into the world of suave spies and shaken martinis. But instead of discussing the iconic James Bond films themselves, the team takes on “James Bond Sidecars”—lesser-known works from the actors who’ve played 007 over the years: Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig, and Timothy Dalton. With a playful dice roll, each host is randomly assigned one of the Bond actors to explore, uncovering rare and obscure movies outside of the famous franchise. Expect plenty of banter, creative games of chance, and a few chips (both literal and metaphorical) thrown into the mix. First up, Andrew sets the stage for a series of fun and surprising deep cuts from the men behind Bond. Tune in to hear which unexpected gems—and perhaps a few duds—the hosts discover in this Bond-themed side adventure!

    Find out more at http://rarecutsmediasociety.com Follow RCMS: Facebook: facebook.com/rarecutsmediasociety Instagram: @rcmsociety Twitter: @RCMSociety Email: rarecutsmediasociety@gmail.com Support Rare Cuts Media Society by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/rare-cuts-media-society

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    10 min

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