Fredo and Matt go to see Thor in 3D and IMAX; muse about the Marvel universe and it’s future under the Disney name, and comment on the epic nature of Branagh’s craft while trying to stay awake. For questions, comments or to participate i

Frank watches Thor in 2D and not in IMAX. Don’t know what else to say, I haven’t listened to it. For questions, comments or to participate in future discussions e-mail us at [email protected] tweet us at @filmyarn, become our Facebo

Fredo and Xavier venture out to Chicago to see the latest documentary of crazed filmmaker and overall madman Werner Herzog, The Cave of Forgotten Dreams. In which he follows his fleeting fancies while we struggle to catch our breath. For question

Fredo sees Hanna for the second time and it’s just as astounded by the brutal action and sound design, and bring Xavier Mendes for the ride. For questions, comments or to participate in future discussions e-mail us at [email protected] tw

Fredo attends the midnight show of Fast Five: The IMAX Experience, and comes transformed a changed man. He might actually consider turning his 94 Mercury Cougar into a high performance machine to take his pet bank vault for a ride. For q

Frank, Fredo and Xavier define Xavier’s role in the Film Yarn family, delve into the nature of 3D filmmaking, discuss Blade Runner’s position in the history of cinema, AND PLAY WITH PUPPIES! This is by far Fred

Fredo and Xavier check out Thomas McCarthy’s Win Win. Discuss the suburban division of labor, and record from his Xavier’s brand new car. For questions, comments or to participate in future discussions e-mail us at [email protected] twe

With Special Guest Matt Hein. In 2003, a thin long man told Fredo “you have to see the Thin Red Line” in college, despite his dislike of war movies Fredo gave it a shot, and quickly became one of his favorite films. This man is one

Fredo and Monique head out to check out Duncan Jones’ latest movie, Source Code. She seems to be reluctant to be recorded. But we love her awesome opinions too much to quit recording her.

In a very special episode, Fredo has a conversation with John Rangel, director of South Loop about his movie and process; the “independent” film industry and hispanic characters on film. This is the first time we’ve had a fil