Bowler Brim

In this episode, I take a deep dive on the latest Looney Tunes film and the most recent adventure from DC.

In an episode that took a surprisingly long time to write, for personal reasons, I have two films to tell you about that are worth checking out and relatively easy to find.

Addendum: the poem is a stanza by Paul Verlaine. For some reason, as I was writing it, the poem was attributed to Rimbaud.

For this holiday, I'd like to talk all about one of my favorite of the Bond franchise that I grew up watching. I cover a lot of other ground from other films in the franchise to knockoffs that came around the same time, and a lot of behind the scenes info.

Are you ready for a Bond film where the only gadget used is a photocopier? Can James get the copies stacked and collated in time?!

For this two-for-one special, I'll take you on a look back at a couple of pretty good films from 2008, both of which feature actors that came to popularity in hit NBC shows: Rainn Wilson & John Krasinski in The Office, and George Clooney in ER.

Music is by Molly Hatchet & the Steve Miller Band.

In this episode, we'll take a look at two films about love: 2025's Love Hurts and 2021's Cyrano.

I know Sweetest Day is just a made up holiday by greeting card companies to rip off Valentine's Day, but it's as good an excuse as any to talk about a couple of interesting subjects.

Music is a bluegrass cover of "Love Hurts" by the Osborne Brothers.

This episode features a discussion of a number of films, but primarily focuses on two comedies that flopped when they came out, and also feature doctors as main characters. However, some of these movies might just be The Cure for what ails you.

Let's autopsy this thing.

Music is Windmills of your mind by Enoch Light and the Light Brigade

In a long-awaited episode, I go all in on the three live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles films from the early 1990s.

Let's talk about how defunding various public services impacts a lot more than you expect, and just to keep it pragmatic, I'll talk about it from my own personal anecdotal frame of reference.

One of the first films I really wanted to talk about as a reviewer, but didn't have the knowhow at the time, this is an Orion Pictures big budget flop that has developed a cult following.

I enjoyed so much of this as an adaptation of a series of novels, and don't worry, I do try to do it justice on every front.