Film Feud

Part 2 ---- THE DECIDER!! 

Did Rian Johnson rescue or murder Star Wars? We feud, you decide!

In a very special 2-part bonus episode of Film Feud, the crew feuds Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Vidur and Vikram went for an IMAX screening when the movie was released, and the force was too strong with the episode for it to not see the light of day.

The film feud coin toss is more high stakes than it has ever been, since both are proper Star Wars fans. They review, analyze and breakdown every good and bad thing in beautifully excruciating detail in an attempt to win the feud.

Stay tuned till the end to see the guys rank their favourite Star Wars movie in order!

Did it suck? Or was it awesome? We feud, you decide!

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The monster of all monster movies? Or a waste of cinematic imagination? They feud, you decide!

On this week episode, Vidur and Vikram feud a 90s classic - Jurassic Park. The feud is evenly matched - like a T Rex versus a swarm of Raptors. Vikram expertly confounds Vidur between David and Richard Attenborough before pointing out how John Hammond should be bankrupt and more concerned about his grandchildren. Vidur mocks Vikram’s lack of wonder and inability to grant how good the special effects were. Things quickly escalate when John William’s legendary score is questioned.

The monster of all monster movies? Or a waste of cinematic imagination? They feud, you decide! Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

Did Rian Johnson rescue or murder Star Wars? We feud, you decide!

In a very special 2-part bonus episode of Film Feud, the crew feuds Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Vidur and Vikram went for an IMAX screening when the movie was released, and the force was too strong with the episode for it to not see the light of day.

The film feud coin toss is more high stakes than it has ever been, since both  are proper Star Wars fans. They review, analyze and breakdown every good and bad thing in beautifully excruciating detail in an attempt to win the feud.

Hit subscribe if you like green milk, salty planets or have mixed feelings about Porgs.

Did it suck? Or was it awesome? We feud, you decide!

You can find us on facebook, instagram or twitter. Let us know who you think won and if the feuders missed anything! 

Stay tuned for part 2!

Dreary unnecessary complex storytelling that lacked an emotional core? Or an audio-visual cinematic masterpiece that showcased the horrors of war and the resilience of the human spirit? We feud, you decide! Answer the poll on Twitter @filmfeudpod or let us know on Facebook who you think won the feud.

On this week’s feud, Vidur and Vikram face a nerve wracking coin toss as they are faced with yet another Christopher Nolan movie - Dunkirk. It becomes difficult to hide their thoughts since they happened to have watched the movie in the theater together.

Once the feud begins, they bring out the big guns and bombard each other with arguments. While it clear that neither of them are good students of history, they prove to be good students of Nolan. After getting concessions about the aerial dogfighting in IMAX out of the way, they start firing script-complaint bullets and nitpicking grenades at each other. The heavy artillery is saved for the end when Tom Hardy is accused of being a one note actor, that one note being is his off-key voice as Bane.

The Hans Zimmer score is broken down. Scenes are compared to the 1997 Bollywood epic, “Border”. The words “Harry Styles” and “Oscar” are uttered in the same sentence.

Dreary unnecessary complex storytelling that lacked an emotional core? Or an audio-visual cinematic masterpiece that showcased the horrors of war and the resilience of the human spirit? We feud, you decide! Answer the poll on Twitter @filmfeudpod or let us know on Facebook who you think won the feud.

A moving masterpiece with powerful emotional journey or a long overstuffed story that feels like a life sentence? They feud, you decide! 

On this week's feud, Vikram and Vidur debate The Green Mile.

They begin by finding common ground and agreeing that Mr Jingles the mouse gave the best performance. Vidur cannot stop bringing up the director Frank Darabont’s previous prison-based classic - The Shawshank Redemption while Vikram deep dives in to reddit threads on how many units of magic John Coffee transferred. Vidur takes the feuding to the next level by reciting a poem he wrote on the movie. They even attempt winging a discussion on the death penalty which fades very quickly.

A moving masterpiece with powerful emotional journey or a long overstuffed story that feels like a life sentence? They feud, you decide! Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud.

On this week's feud, Vikram and Vidur assume the avatars of Jai and Veeru respectively to feud one of the biggest Bollywood films of all time - Sholay. The difference is that instead of Jai’s trick coin, they use the impartial Film Feud coin. And instead of being BFF outlaws who take on a revenge mission in a small village where they both find love, they simply sit in a studio and feud.

They realize they both have reverence for iconic dialogues and commend how the comedian Asrani has aged. Things heat up when Dharmendra is compared to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Asrani is compared to Charlie Chaplin. Vikram points out that the given name for the genre is curry western not spaghetti western. Vidur points out all the progressive and feminist choices in the movie. They discuss recreating the song Yeh Dosti as soon as they can get their hands on a motorcycle with a sidecar.

An iconic genre-blending masterpiece or an cliche filled tonally inconsistent potboiler? They feud, you decide! Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud.

Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and vote on who you think won the feud.

On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram display a rivalry that mirrors the movie they are feuding - The Prestige. Despite them both being fans of Christopher Nolan, their feud ends up as intense as Borden vs Angiers, or as they refer to it, Batman vs Wolverine. Comparisons to The Illusionists are dealt with quickly, followed by some more interesting comparisons to 90s Bollywood movies.

Things heat up when Scarlett Johansson and Andy Serkis get insulted. Vidur insists this is the least unnecessary use of Michael Caine in a Nolan movie while Vikram gets sick of hearing about magical realism. They discuss crazy fan theories, whether scientists are obsessed by magic, and the prestige of The Prestige.

A mind blowing cinematic illusion or a failed misdirection? They feud, you decide! Vote on who won by tweeting to @filmfeudpod and let them know what points you would have raised during the feud.

They feud, you decide! Vote on who won by tweeting to @filmfeudpod and let them know what points you would have raised during the feud.

On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram are ready to claw each other in the face as they abandon the film feud wheel for the first time and feud over a fan-suggested movie from the IMDB top 250 - Logan. After ranking all the other movies in the X-men universe, they discover a shared hatred for the previous solo entry - The Wolverine and a shared love for another R rated comic book movie - Watchmen.

Things heat up when Logan gets unfavorably compared to Kickass, Terminator Genisys and even X Men: The Last Stand. Vikram reveals that Shane is his dad’s favorite movie while Vidur finds a way to incorporate a very famous song from Jamaican-American musical sensation Shaggy. The feuders analyze where Logan fits in between the tone of Marvel and DC movie universes, the likelihood of the next Marvel movie being a musical, and how Logan’s death mirrored Bhishma Pitamah’s from the Mahabharata.

A genre-subverting masterpiece or a dreary waste of a comic book movie? They feud, you decide! Vote on who won by tweeting to @filmfeudpod and let them know what points you would have raised during the feud.

Stick around till the end of the episode to learn how you can decide the film for next week's feud!

On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram are ready to hug each other's faces off as they head in to the feud about Ridley Scott's Alien. Comparisons of the Xenomorph on the ship, to Jaadu, the cute alien from 2003's Bollywood classic Koi Mil Gaya start early and don't let up.

Things heat up when Sigourney Weaver is compared to Sylvester Stallone and Mel Gibson. In return, the alien itself is compared to a famous movie tiger. Legendary long-haired Greek composer Yanni somehow comes up organically, influencing Vikram to once again break in to song.

A genre-blending masterpiece or an overhyped slasher flick? They feud, you decide! 

Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud.

On this week’s feud, Vidur and Vikram rise up to the challenge of their first animated movie - Pixar’s Up. One admits to getting choked up during the movie while the other claims to be wound up by the second act. They bring up Pixar’s movie formula, discuss which plot holes needed patching up and finish up with a proposal to replace the film on the IMDB top 250 with a Hindi drama. Things heat up when discussing the likelihood of flying houses in post 9-11 America and with no one to break up the feud, Wes Anderson is insulted and an animated septuagenarian is called a murderer.

A fantastical adventure with heart or a formulaic snoozefest with balloons? They feud, you decide! Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud.

Stick around till the end of the episode to learn which film will be on next week's feud.