By Adam & Rebecca Brooks
Two people. One jar. Endless film possibilities. Join husband and wife team Adam and Becs as they discuss two films on a randomly-picked theme each week, revisiting forgotten gems, underrated cult
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We picked as our 'films with a full name in the title' 1998's 'Meet Joe Black' and 1993's 'What's Eating Gilbert Grape'. Also discussed: 'Being John Malkovich', a Leo DiCaprio vs. Johnny Depp career-off, building claustrophobia on film, 'flobby kissing' and Brad Pitt's Jamaican accent. / Contact us: [email protected] / Twitter: @filmclubpoduk
Our theme is by Jo Silverston (Instagram.com/josilvercello) & Tom Rosenfeld (Instagram.com/4vertical).
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'I am Legend (Alternate version)' (2007, pivotal pet: Sam) butts heads with 'Turner & Hooch' (1989, pivotal pet: Hooch) as we swerve into the animal kingdom for this week's category. Along the way, we also cross paths with 'The Exorcist', alternate endings, 'Snakes on a Plane', 'K-9', 'Marley & Me', 'pre-restraint' Jim Carrey, & a valentine's day trip to see 'Free Willy'. // Contact us: [email protected] / Twitter: @filmclubpoduk
Our theme's by Jo Silverston (Instagram.com/josilvercello) & Tom Rosenfeld (Instagram.com/4vertical).
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Wes Craven and Christopher Nolan face off this week, as Adam and Becs give 2005's 'Red Eye' and 2010's 'Inception' the Film Club treatment. Plus: running in heels, when villains aren't scary, and a quick leer in Jamie Dornan's direction. Join us as we peer into the back catalogue and piercing eyes of Cillian Murphy. Have we found his finest hour? It's not looking good... / Contact us: [email protected] / Twitter.com/filmclubpoduk
Our theme is by Tom Rosenfeld (instagram.com/4vertical) & Jo Silverston (instagram.com/josilvercello)
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'A Life Less Ordinary' (1997) or '28 Days Later' (2002): Which will emerge victorious this week? Along the way, we also discuss Danny's sequels, 'Sunshine', cinematic ham, Cameron Diaz's karaoke, lottery funding, and ask "How soon is too soon for a biopic?" / Contact us: [email protected] / Twitter: @filmclubpoduk
Our theme's by Jo Silverston (Instagram/com/josilvercello) & Tom Rosenfeld (Instagram.com/4vertical).
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1991's 'Father of the Bride' heads down the aisle with 2009's 'Rachel Getting Married' this week as we discuss the premises, promises and pitfalls of wedding movies. Along the way, we get perplexed by fonts, stressed by dishwashers and distracted by Sunday night TV. Know of any legal impediments to this week's episode? [email protected] / Twitter: @filmclubpoduk
Our theme is by Jo Silverston (Instagram.com/josilvercello) & Tom Rosenfeld (Instagram.com/4vertical).
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We kick things off by each picking a movie gem based on a TV show, pitching 2009's 'In The Loop' against 1992's 'Wayne's World', and by discussing the reasons that shows rarely have a smooth transition from small to big screen. Listen in, or be a jamocha almond idiot. Got a good category for us? Did we miss a classic film? [email protected] / Twitter: @filmclubpoduk
Theme music written & performed by Tom Rosenfeld (Instagram.com/4vertical) & Jo Silverston (Instagram.com/josilvercello)
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The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.