For Films Sake

We watched Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. These are our thoughts on it. Fun Movie! definitely excited to see the rest of the franchise. Please hit us up on social media. We want to talk to you! Suggestions, Reviews or anything else is appreciated! Cheers! Enjoy the show

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Christopher's Nolan first film is damn fascinating. I feel like I learned a lot about Nolan based on this piece of work and I'm really happy that Chris suggested it. If you haven't watched it, do so. It's a brilliant example of how to tell the development of character through the 8 sequences of story.Cheers!

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We're all ugly, dying sacks of shit. But we're okay with it. This week we talk Swiss Army Man, Easily one of the best and most original movies to come out this year. It's fun, heart warming and genuinely fascinating from both a film making and a narrative point of view. Watch it, cause it is delicious.

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You know when you talk to a film major or teacher and they tell you that you should watch old cinema. Not 70's cinema, but like old 40's and 50's cinema because it's amazing and there's an insane amount to learn from it but you blow him off cause CGI is cool. Yeah, fuck you. old Cinema's amazing and Rashomon is proof of that. Kurosawa's classic is a brilliant character study and social examination of what is "Truth". It's timeless for a reason. Do yourself a favour and watch old cinema. You'll learn so goddamn much.

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You might remember Daniela from episode 26. She's back! This time on the actual mic to talk to us about DC Comics. It was a lot of fun! Thank you Daniela for coming on the show. Hope you guys enjoy the episode as much as we enjoyed making it! Cheers!

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We talk about Oliver Stone's Scarface, directed by Brian De Palma. Considered one of those masterpieces of time that you have to watch at least once. We thought it was a excellent movie with great exploration of the effect of capitalist greed on a person that can't help but live in excess. It's great, and I agree that everyone should watch it at least once. Cheers!

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We decided to devote an entire episode to Jim Carrey, some people may say he's not that talented of an actor or that his comedy hits the low end of the shelf, but he's given us an insane amount of laughs and some very good Dramas and we fucking love him. We go through Jim's filmography and talk about the movies we love and why we think he's a brilliant comedian.We like him so much we made a little video tributing his work, you can find that on our new youtube channel. Link: https://youtu.be/plM1I_3ZH_8

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Finally! After talking about it since before the Podcast started we've finally done an episode on Jackie Brown. It's a delightful crime thrill movie in that delightful early Tarantino style that I love so much. Genuinely fun movie and in my opinion Tarantino's 2nd best film.If you haven't watched it, we recommend it. Not only is it fun, but the editing is great to look at if you're looking to be an editor or just want to appreciate careful structuring. Cheers -B

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This is pretty special episode, since we're nearing the one year anniversary of the Podcast our friend Lauren Hijacked the show and interviewed us. It's her show today and we were super happy to go along for the ride and be guests in what's normally ours.Also, Sourbottom, thanks for all the good feedback <3

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It's been a while since Jonathan's been on the show, and it's been a while since we just had a simple convo. Me, Jonathan and Chris just having a good time and convo in this episode. Cheers!

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