Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews

Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews

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Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews episodes

  • The Avengers (1998) Directed by Jeremiah S. Chechik Review

    Connuary comes to a close with not a bang, but a thunderclap as the Bunch reluctantly opens wounds long past for Travis and dives headfirst into one of Sean Connery's lesser beloved films. London isn't safe; the once top-billed super spy now takes on the role of a maniacal weather-controlling villain. Unfortunately, it isn't nearly as compelling as it sounds...

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    2 hr 25 min
  • The Man Who Would Be King (1975) Directed by John Huston Review

    It's Connuary! Our Sean Connery mini-series commences with the 1975 adventure classic, inspired by Rudyard Kipling's 1888 novella. A film that could have easily become a culturally insensitive period piece has, instead, proven its enduring quality as a tale of brotherly love and adventure. We were all pleasantly surprised by our enjoyment of this episode, which also marks the inaugural episode of CRB Trivia! The upcoming series will be determined through a film-related question gauntlet, assuming Travis doesn't eliminate John beforehand...

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    2 hr 6 min
  • The Hunt for Red October (1990) Directed by John McTiernan Review

    This week: It is Into the Clancy-verse with 1990's stellar political thriller The Hunt for Red October. The Bunch breaks down the real political tension of the time, the source material, the creatives behind this remarkable adaptation, and, of course, Sean Connery's hair. John McTiernan had a hell of a run during the peak of his career, but is Red October his best? Time to find out...

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    2 hr 9 min
  • Highlander (1986) Directed by Russell Mulcahy Review

    In 1986, the world was introduced to Connor MacLeod, and it was never the same since. What was initially a novel concept for a schlocky, mid-80s action film was eventually expanded into a full-on franchise, with multiple sequels and even a six-season TV series. Today, we're not worrying about all that. We delved into the original film, examining its blemishes, continuity errors, and delightful charm. 

    Just as we get the news of Henry Cavill being injured during the production of Chad Stahelski's Highlander reboot, the Cinema Roast Bunch takes on their biggest challenge yet: fraught with similar (but less severe) difficulties, this episode marks our first recording loss, forcing us to pick up where we left off and finish the episode a bit less fresh. Please excuse the certainly jarring cut in the middle, but enjoy our dive into the world of immortals.  

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    2 hr 54 min
  • The Nice Guys (2016) Directed by Shane Black Review

    Our Black Christmas journey comes to an end with a (kiss kiss) bang! What should have been an instant classic, 2016's The Nice Guys is instead capping off the Cinema Roast Bunch's look at the directorial work of writer/director Shane Black. As we delved deep into the film, trying our best to recap and do it justice, our appreciation only grew. Lightning in a bottle, this. Just a shame he never directed anything after this one... 

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    1 hr 54 min

About Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews

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Travis, John, and Noah, lifelong film buffs, are on a mission to review and discuss movies from every corner of cinema. From cult classics and blockbuster hits to so bad it's good B-movies and the…