Robert Hornak's guest appearances

Robert Hornak

destination-venise.net

I Do Movies Badly

Nuke it from Orbit

Reed Lackey

George Romero

Orson Welles

Paul Walter Hauser

Nathan Clarkson

Tom Jones

Andrei Tarkovsky

Dario Argento

Woody Harrelson

Auld Lang Syne

Tom Wilson

Doug Jones

Jim Jarmusch

Jesse James

Greg Koukl

OwlTail

Okay, full disclosure, this bonus episode should have come out about two months ago.  My bad. Mike took a trip to LA in the spring and had the good fortune to catch up with his old podcasting partner, Robert Hornak. For the six of you that listened to Mike and Robert vs. The Movies, you're in for a real treat, for those that didn't, you're still in for a treat.  The two talk about movies and anything else that comes to mind.   Thanks for listening!  New episode will be out on Monday with our review of Baby Driver! 

Okay, full disclosure, this bonus episode should have come out about two months ago.  My bad. Mike took a trip to LA in the spring and had the good fortune to catch up with his old podcasting partner, Robert Hornak. For the six of you that listened to Mike and Robert vs. The Movies, you're in for a real treat, for those that didn't, you're still in for a treat.  The two talk about movies and anything else that comes to mind.   Thanks for listening!  New episode will be out on Monday with our review of Baby Driver!

BONUS EPISODE : A Conversation with Robert Hornak

Francois Truffaut

College Jim would be so pissed that (Pretending to Be) Adult Jim is covering the French New Wave! Robert Hornak stops by I Do Movies Badly to both round out appearances by the MTOL team and recommend some films from arguably the most iconic director to emerge from La Nouvelle Vague. The boys discuss the cultural and artistic background of the New Wave filmmakers, what spoiled it for all of us (*cough*Godard*cough*), and how Truffaut's vibrancy and truth separated him from his peers. For proof, Robert recommends: The 400 Blows (1959), Shoot the Piano Player (1960), and Day For Night (1973).

College Jim would be so pissed that (Pretending to Be) Adult Jim is covering the French New Wave! Robert Hornak stops by I Do Movies Badly to both round out appearances by the MTOL team and recommend some films from arguably the most iconic director to emerge from La Nouvelle Vague. The boys discuss the cultural and artistic background of the New Wave filmmakers, what spoiled it for all of us (*cough*Godard*cough*), and how Truffaut's vibrancy and truth separated him from his peers. For proof, Robert recommends: The 400 Blows (1959), Shoot the Piano Player (1960), and Day For Night (1973).

IDMB Episode 110 - Introduction to Francois Truffaut (featuring Robert Hornak of More Than One Lesson)

Robert Hornak returns to discuss his life and faith.

Episode 88- with special guest Robert Hornak