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On this episode of the show Phillip is joined again by Brandt and they talk about the movies Dunkirk (2017), Enemy at the Gates (2001), and The Big Red One (1980). Phillip starts the show by making some corrections from this and previous shows. Then he talks about what he has been watching at home and the theaters. Then he gets into the prerecorded show. Phillip and Brandt start by talking about; Paris, Texas, Zorro the Gay Blade, The Legend of the Lone Ranger, Love at First Bite, The Pirate Movie, The Apple Dumpling Gang, Superfuzz, and Lone Wolf McQuade. Then Phillip talks about the Zorro the Gay Blade and Stripes soundtrack. They then talk about Dunkirk, their love of 1941, Kubrick and Nolan being the same kind of film makers (maybe), Phillip reminds Brandt about the documentary on Netflix called The Filmworker, they then discuss their favorite Christopher Nolan scenes. Then talk about Inception, Shudder Island, and The Sixth Sense. They talk about what a great actor and director Kenneth Branagh is (Dead Again, Murder on the Orient Express, Hamlet, and Henry V). Then it's time for Enemy at the Gates. They talk about accents in the film, which leads Phillip to tell a story about K-19 Widowmaker. Brandt talks about WWII propaganda and they both agree on Kingdom of Heaven the Director's Cut being a great film. Then they dive into The Big Red One. Brandt talks about how much better the Reconstruction version is. Phillip talks about how great the director's cuts of Aliens and Alien 3 are. Phillip and Brandt talk about the reality of war and the realism of the movie. Then they discuss Sam Fuller's other work. They talk about a documentary on Sam Fuller that they both saw that made them dive deep into Sam Fuller. The documentary was called Sam Fuller, The Typewriter, the Rife, and the movie camera. (It's on Youtube.) Then Phillip talks about Sam Fuller's I Shot Jesse James, which leads Brandt into talking about The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. Phillip then talks about 2 more Sam Fuller movies; Pick Up On South Street and Fixed Bayonets. It's a long show, but it is full of movie talk. write us an email at [email protected] Hope you enjoy.

On this episode Phillip starts by talking about what movies he's seen recently; The Front Runner, Alita:Battle Angel, Dragnet, Twins, Reign of the Supermen, Fighting With My Family My Family, and Somewhere In Time. Then he talks about Once Upon A Time In The West and how it goes with the theme of revenge. Then he has his dad on the podcast and the two of them talk about movies that his dad has seen, and then they dive into a deep discussion about Nevada Smith and Murphy's War. Throughout they also discuss if revenge is a good thing or not.

It's another solo show for Phillip. He starts the show by talking about all the movies that he has seen recently; Terrifier, Tag, Roma, Close, Polar, Destroyer, Velvet Buzzsaw, Cannibal Holocaust, Strangers on a Train, Throw Momma From a Train, Miss Bala, and A House With A Clock In It's Walls. Then he dives deep into Gagarin First in Space, then talks about the greatness that is The Right Stuff, and ends the show by talking about First Man. So check us out.

On this episode Phillip is by himself. He starts the show out by talking about a friend of his podcast that he was a co-host on called Tipsy Tales Podcast, where they talked all about Amityville Horror. Then he talks about how he finally got to see John Milius' Farewell to the King, and how good it was. He then talks about some movies that he has seen recently or rewatched, Bad Times at the El Royale, Glass, The Upside, The Ted Bundy tapes, The Favourite, and of course Stan & Ollie. That then leads him to talking about some of these great comedic geniuses. He starts by talking about Laurel & Hardy and some facts about them, then he talks about Charlie Chaplin and some of his movies, and then finishes it all off by talking about Buster Keaton. It's a fun episode.

A bi-weekly podcast with a different friend every week. We will talk about movies, TV, Pop Culture, and what we have seen recently. Like Indiana Jones said, "I don't know, I'm making this up as I go."

This episode has Phillip's friend of 40 years, Joe, join him to talk all about the movie director James Cameron. They start by talking about the death of Sandra Locke, then Joe's gives a list of his favorite movies, they discuss Making the Grade, The Abyss special edition, Phillip reads comments from instagram about James Cameron movies, Phillip and Joe talk about a birthday party that Phillip was afraid to go to because they were going to watch Creepshow, and Phillip talks about some recent movies that he has seen. Then they get into all the James Cameron movies and read some facts. Joe then gives Phillip a James Cameron test. Will he pass? It is good fun, had by 2 friends of 40 years. Enjoy.

On this episode Phillip is joined by his old friend Brandt, who he use to work with at Video Update. They start the show by Brandt talking about his favorite directors and movies. He then tells a story where he may have met one of the Cohen Brothers, and may have been the impetus for Brandt in The Big Lebowski. They talk about Brandt's favorite film Cool Hand Luke, and then they talk about several other movies made around that time. They talk about Manhunter and Stephen Lang, and Phillip brings up Band of the Hand. After going off on a movie tangent, they start talking about the first movie Public Enemies. Phillip talks about Jason Clarke as an actor. They then dive deep into the film and discuss everything from digital filming, plane crashes in movies, and Ned Kelly. Then they dive into the next film, Miller's Crossing. They talk about Jon Polito, the hat, and the meaning of the Tom's actions. Phillip then brings up The Burbs again. The 2 of them then dive deep into the classic 1932's Scarface. Such good films. It's just a great podcast of movie conversations that sometimes go off on a tangent, but always come back to the topic. So many films, so little time. Hope you enjoy.

On this episode, Phillip is joined by his cousin Chip from Colorado. They start by talking about what Phillip's been watching; Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Gauntlet, Widows, Creed II, Instant Family, The Grinch, and Rubber. Phillip explains to Chip how fun and silly the movie Rubber is. Then they talk about and dive into a movie that Phillip hadn't seen until now, The Greatest Showman. Then they dive into The Town, a movie that Chip hadn't seen until now. Last but not least they dive into Alfred Hitchcock's Rope, which Chip also hadn't seen. Then the 2 of them talk about what movies they should dive into next, and a they talk about a possible sequel to Rear Window involving Robert a killer tire. It's a good time.

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On this episode Phillip is joined by another podcaster from Those Movie Guys Podcast. The two of them talk about their love of film. We start the show by finding out what Joe's favorite movies are and what got him into podcasting. Then we dive deep into The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Silence of the Lambs, and Psycho. So much passion in this episode. It's kind of a long episode, but it is a good one.

 

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On this episode Phillip is joined by his cousin Chip, and we talk about what are some of his favorite movies. Then Phillip talks about what he has seen recently. They talk about how close they are. Then the deep dive on The Boondock Saints, The Dukes of Hazzard (2005), and Rio Bravo begins. It is a fun episode, but maybe a little long. Anyway, we hope that you enjoy it.