Patrick and Alex have discovered a Tree of Life that has nothing to do with Avatar and the Na'vi, but decide to honor director Darren Aronofsky by f-ing his movie The Fountain beneath it. We're all going to hell anyway, so why not join in?

The pairing of Bing Crosby and David Bowie pale in comparison to the all-star lineup we've assembled for this year's Friday Filibuster Christmas Spectacular. Join Dave, Mac, Erich, Dan, Adam, and Steve for an action-packed explosive look at DVD and Blu-ray available this holiday season. This is one podcast you cannot afford to miss!

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Christmas fever overtakes the Dixon household, as Kent and Michelle finish up their Very Frasier Christmas, Connor and Emily cozy up to The Grinch and The Santa Clause, plus a run down of 2010's hottest toys and the Top 10 Gifts to Be Returned this Christmas.

This week, Clark dusts off the old synthesizer and spotlights electronic film music, offering selections from TRON, TRON: Legacy, The Bounty, Bitter Moon, Field of Dreams, Escape from New York, Regarding Henry, Logan's Run, Wind, and Wisdom. In addition, TRON: Legacy is reviewed. Enjoy!

The red meat a-holery continues to flow, as Dave and Dan hit the #4 (Michael Crichton viking glory) and #3 (Spartan slaughter) positions in their list of Top 20 Movies Loathed by Toyota Prius Enthusiasts. As always, Objection! is underwritten by a generous grant from the Old White Man Cabal.

Patrick and Doug may not roll on Shabbos or know the difference between a Nazi and a Nihilist, but they sure as hell can tell when a rug pulls a room together and F the brains out of this Coen brothers' classic. Hey, these dudes abide.

The Grinch virus works its way through the Filibuster crew, leaving Mac as the sole source of holiday cheer. On the heels of losses for both the Knicks and the Penguins, and the cancelation of "A Very Firestorm Christmas", the boys are forced to shift their energy towards overanalyzing Inception, a disappointing Community Christmas, a pretentious Devil on an elevator, trailer reviews of Green Lantern and Thor, and breaking into the emergency backup ambush topics -- "If Shatner were President...", "Movies filled with pain and despair", and "The ultimate DVD bait and switch."

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Dave, Dan, and Mike ask the musical question "Do we get to win this time?" as they spotlight #6 (a trio of Vietnam-inspired carnage) and #5 (a film fully endorsed by Wesley Snipes and Taco Bell), on their list of Top 20 movies despised by uppity Toyota Prius enthusiasts. No namby-pamby, self-loathing action heroes allowed.

This week, Clark explores the career of actress Natalie Portman, offering selections from Heat, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, V for Vendetta, The Other Boleyn Girl, Black Swan, Mars Attacks, Cold Mountain, and Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium. In addition, Black Swan is reviewed. Enjoy!

In what amounts to a geek orgy (that's geek, not greek), Patrick and Mark get involved in some serious heavy petting with Disney's 1982 cult classic TRON. This one's not for the squeamish or faint of heart.