Tyler and David talk about what they've watched recently, including Batman vs. Robin and Amadeus.

Where comedy meets violence. Paul Andrew Williams’s The Cottage. Wait, what’s a cottage? Mutants fuck with people enjoying a perfectly good heist film. Shifting the scales – all film protagonists are not created equally. A series of proficient, grade-A maulings. Andy Serkis is going to be who Andy Serkis is going to be. The much popular Kill List and whispers on the films of Ben Wheatley. Finding a creative angle for an obvious scene.

Where comedy meets violence. Paul Andrew Williams’s The Cottage. Wait, what’s a cottage? Mutants fuck with people enjoying a perfectly good heist film. Shifting the scales – all film protagonists are not created equally. A series of proficient, grade-A maulings. … Continue reading →

In this episodes of I Do Movies Badly, Jim dips his toes into the Almodovar water with his Oscar-winning comedy All About My Mother and hypothesizes why he didn’t like it more. Could it be cultural differences? A failure for the film to fully commit to neither comedy nor drama? Is our host just woefully underexposed to female cinema? You won’t know unless you listen! To follow along on the path toward cinematic edification with I Do Movies Badly: - http://battleshippretension.com/category/idmb - facebook.com/IDoMoviesBadly - twitter.com/NolanFixesTeeth - [email protected]

Tyler and David discuss the career of Tim Curry as well as the various infuriating reasons movies don't start on time.

Tyler and David talk about what they've seen recently, including The Gunman and 12 Angry Men.

Territories familiar and not. Tonight: an exciting announcement! Heroes larger than expected…unless you were expecting superheroes and dwarfs, then heroes exactly the size you expected.First, who or what is Charles Crawford? Podmanity challenges Double Feature. The end of a six month full-time podcast job. The Marvel Studios release schedule. Why Chronicle is unlike the rest of the superhero genre. Independent directors making it big. Turn off the powers! Start small, get astronomical. We can watch any movie, as long as that movie is Even Dwarfs Started Small. When the obscure really is obscure. A thought experiment in the world of the film.

Territories familiar and not. Tonight: an exciting announcement! Heroes larger than expected…unless you were expecting superheroes and dwarfs, then heroes exactly the size you expected.First, who or what is Charles Crawford? Podmanity challenges Double Feature. The end of a six … Continue reading →

If March came in like a lion and out like a lamb, then I Do Movies Badly is coming in like a lion that mated with a dinosaur and is riding a tank and will go out like a…something else. Basically, cool stuff is happening in April beginning with this introduction to the films of Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodovar as recommended by Daniel Walber of Nonfics.com! Listen as Jim and Daniel discuss the themes of Hollywood, women and homosexuality that shine through in the Almodovar films that Daniel (non-linearly) recommends: All About My Mother (1999), Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! (1989) and Matador (1986). Come for the Almodovar, stay for the targets about Rainer Werner Fassbender and Don’t Look Now! To follow the work of Daniel Walber: - twitter.com/DSWalber - www.nonfics.com To follow [...]

Tyler and David are joined by Josh Long to discuss political conservatism in film criticism.