Millie DiCerico
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196 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Feb 2025
Millie DiCerico’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It all totally makes sense. I mean, we are intellectuals.
We're not unlike John Wick. If you know what I mean.
That's right. But you know what also I like about you, Casey, and part of the reason why I poached you from the film podcast streets to be on a podcast with me, I like that you understand that high art and low art, they both are able to sit at the same table. You know what I'm saying?
if I were to like talk about my own career and the things that I've done, like programming and writing and things like, you know, sort of being sort of general film historian type, I think that that's kind of how I approach. That's how I approach film is that I'm like, I want to speak in a smart intellectual kind of, I don't know, competent way about all kinds of shit.
It can be highbrow, but it also, there is a way to talk about show girls and Ed Wood and, you know, Yeah. Like, truly depraved cinema at the same time that you talk about, I don't know, more sort of intellectual affair, the kind of criterion collection-y type of things, if you will.
To me, that's kind of what I like about us both is that we're able to kind of get you a man that can do both type of feeling.
We just wanted to do a little intention setting before we, you know, rolled out all the other episodes. But hopefully you're on the ride with us. I mean, if you liked I Saw What You Did, you're going to like this podcast. So we're excited. There we go. We're excited to be here.
I'm a user, of course. I talked about this on my sub stack once about how I probably use Letterboxd in the wrong way, which is that I'm not like consistently using. So here's Letterboxd, right? If you haven't been on it before, before, it's basically a way for you to kind of catalog the movies that you've seen.
You know, there's an ability to rate it like five star, you know, one to five stars or no stars. You can leave reviews. There's a kind of social component to where you can friend other people and see what they've been watching and see what they've been reviewing. So it's kind of just like a big social media platform for movie nerds.
And there are definitely power users out there who are writing like thousand word essays on every movie they've seen.
I am real loosey-goosey about it. I definitely catalog everything that I've seen. So my film diary is always accurate. Am I reviewing things all the time? No. Am I writing intelligent things in those reviews? No. Am I rating it with the star system? No. Not all the time. That's another topic for another time, by the way, is the star rating system on Letterboxd.
Maybe that's a film grape we can talk about.
Because it's very contentious, and I've gotten called out on it before. But please friend us on there, because it's a way for us. We're going to be talking about Letterboxd a lot, because this is, again, where we're cataloging what we've seen. But first and foremost, I have to say, Casey, I don't know if you remember this at all,
The people must know that it took you a very long time to friend me back on Letterboxd.
It was an offensive amount of time that went by. Let me just tell you right now. I had not only fretted you, but I'd actually commented on one of your reviews. I know.
I was like, okay, we work on a film podcast together. We're like in communication pretty much every other day. I know. I friended this guy because I want him to feel included in what we're fucking doing around here. And it took him a year. To follow me back. Anyway, I'm just, I'm just saying. Sure. That broke me for a while, but then you, it fixed itself and I forgive you.
And now we're obviously doing a podcast together.
I've let it go. Well, and like, there's other functionality on there too. Like you can come up with lists. I'm a big list person.
I also, you know, like I actually love the review component because there are people, like I said, who are using it like as like they're writing for Roger Deaver dot com type of thing.
But then there are people who are like putting one, two sentences about, you know, the thing that they've watched. That's how I do it.
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