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This week Brooke and Tom discuss Stand By Me (1986) directed by Rob Reiner. They discuss this coming of age story with all of its emotional moments and movie mistakes.
NEXT WEEK: The King of Staten Island (2020)
This installment of Film Frenzy includes a discussion of Christopher Nolan's Inception from 2010. With a bit of a different discussion layout than usual, Brooke and Tom tackle the various theories that go with this film. Listen in as we over-analyze a film meant to be over-analyzed. What are some of the hidden elements of this film? What does this film mean? Find out this week on Film Frenzy.
NEXT WEEK: Stand By Me (1986)
Brooke and Tom discuss The Dark Knight (2008) on this week's episode of Film Frenzy. How will they over-analyze Batman? Is Christian Bale's Batman voice too much? Does the Two-Face CGI hold up? Find out on this week's episode of Film Frenzy?
NEXT WEEK: Inception (2010)
This week Brooke and Tom discuss Christopher Nolan's Memento from the year 2000. What effect does the non-linear timeline have on the audience? How do people take advantage of Leonard's memory problems? What is the point of the different colored scenes? Find out in this week's episode of Film Frenzy!
NEXT WEEK: The Dark Knight (2008)
Brooke and Tom discuss Martin Scorsese's 2006 hit, The Departed. What does the letter x have to do with death in the movie? How excited will Brooke get over shots of Matt Damon and Leo DiCaprio walking? Why does Tom like easter eggs so much? Find out on this week's episode of Film Frenzy!
NEXT WEEK: Momento (2000)
Brooke and Tom discuss the first film in the View Askewniverse, Clerks. Why is the entire movie in black and white? How do other movies directed by Kevin Smith play off of one another? What are our thoughts on the alternate ending? Find out this week on Film Frenzy!
Spoiler Warning: Clerks, Chasing Amy, and Mallrats
NEXT WEEK: The Departed (2006)
Brooke and Tom discuss Guardians of the Galaxy, the fourth film in the second phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. How does the stellar soundtrack impact the movie? How does Peter Quill grow as a character? What the heck is up with Howard the Duck? Find out on this week's episode of Film Frenzy!
NEXT WEEK: Clerks (1994)
Brooke and Tom discuss (debatably) the best Star Wars film in the franchise: Empire Strikes Back. When did Tom first see Star Wars? How does Han and Leia's relationship develop throughout the film? Will they ever remember Watto's name? Find out on this week's episode of Film Frenzy.
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