For Your Consideration

FYC debuts their latest program, All Things Considered, with Dustin and Mike offering reviews, commentary, and recommendations on new films, overlooked gems, or just doing a deep dive into their respective disc collections.

This episode features a look at the Key and Peele comedy, Keanu, the prehistoric French comedy, RRRrrr!!, the psychological thriller, One Hour Photo, and the indie comedy/horror film, He Never Died.

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The Summoning of Heroes (Immediate)

LINKS/NOTES

Keanu Official Website

RRRrrr!! on IMDB

One Hour Photo Wiki Page

He Never Died Facebook Page

This week on FYC, your intrepid hosts get their 27b/6 forms in order and pay a visit to the wonderful dystopian bureaucracy of Terry Gilliam's 1985 film, Brazil. Currently positioned at #54 on the BFI Greatest British Films of All-Time list, Mike and Dustin are keen to do a little interrogation and retrieve what information they can for their commentary to determine if Brazil is indeed a masterpiece or a museum piece.

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Brazil (Geoff Muldaur)

Central Services/The Office (Michael Kamen)

LINKS/NOTES

Brazil Wikipedia Page

Nineteen Eighty-Four (Novel by George Orwell)

Franz Kafka

Orson Welles

This week on FYC, your intrepid hosts get their 27b/6 forms in order and pay a visit to the wonderful dystopian bureaucracy of Terry Gilliam's 1985 film, Brazil. Currently positioned at #54 on the BFI Greatest British Films of All-Time list, Mike and Dustin are keen to do a little interrogation and retrieve what information they can for their commentary to determine if Brazil is indeed a masterpiece or a museum piece. 

MUSIC

Brazil (Geoff Muldaur)

Central Services/The Office (Michael Kamen)

LINKS/NOTES

Brazil Wikipedia Page

Nineteen Eighty-Four (Novel by George Orwell)

Franz Kafka

Orson Welles

We're back with another episode of FYC and this week we're taking up arms against Oliver Stone's semi-autobiographical 1986 war film, Platoon. Does the story of two embattled sargeants and the men who serve under them trying to survive their Vietnam experience deserve to stand with the greatest films of all-time? Go in country with Dustin and Mike as they explore the film and determine if Platoon is a masterpiece or a museum piece.

MUSIC

Tracks Of My Tears (Smokey Robinson and The Miracles)

Village (Georges Delerue)

Adagio For Strings [Narration By Charlie Sheen] (Samuel Barber)

LINKS/NOTES

Platoon Wikipedia Page

The Thin Red Line (Dir: Terrence Malick)

Casualties Of War (Dir: Brian De Palma)

Apocalypse Now (Dir: Francis Ford Coppola)

Full Metal Jacket (Dir: Stanley Kubrisk)

My Lai Massacre Wikipedia Page

New Year's Day Battle of 1968 Wikipedia Page

We're back with another episode of FYC and this week we're taking up arms against Oliver Stone's semi-autobiographical 1986 war film, Platoon. Does the story of two embattled sargeants and the men who serve under them trying to survive their Vietnam experience deserve to stand with the greatest films of all-time? Go in country with Dustin and Mike as they explore the film and determine if Platoon is a masterpiece or a museum piece.

MUSIC

Tracks Of My Tears (Smokey Robinson and The Miracles)

Village (Georges Delerue)

Adagio For Strings [Narration By Charlie Sheen] (Samuel Barber)

LINKS/NOTES

Platoon Wikipedia Page

The Thin Red Line (Dir: Terrence Malick)

Casualties Of War (Dir: Brian De Palma)

Apocalypse Now (Dir: Francis Ford Coppola)

Full Metal Jacket (Dir: Stanley Kubrisk)

My Lai Massacre Wikipedia Page

New Year's Day Battle of 1968 Wikipedia Page

Dustin returns to the show as FYC's intrepid hosts dip back into the BFI's Top 100 Greatest British Films list and tangle with Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 espionage thriller, The 39 Steps. Will Hitch's famous adaptation of the James Buchan novel stand up to the scrutiny of Mike and Dustin? Will Mr. Memory be able to weather their array of questions and concerns? Be sure to check out this week's episode to see how the film fares. This week also features our first poll results and listener feedback.

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Opening Titles (Louis Levy & Jack Beaver)

LINKS/NOTES

The 39 Steps on the Alfred Hitchcock Wiki

The BFI Top 100 Greatest British Films

Film clips of The 39 Steps at the TCM website

The 39 Steps at Criterion.com

Dustin returns to the show as FYC's intrepid hosts dip back into the BFI's Top 100 Greatest British Films list and tangle with Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 espionage thriller, The 39 Steps. Will Hitch's famous adaptation of the James Buchan novel stand up to the scrutiny of Mike and Dustin? Will Mr. Memory be able to weather their array of questions and concerns? Be sure to check out this week's episode to see how the film fares. This week also features our first poll results and listener feedback. 

MUSIC

Opening Titles (Louis Levy & Jack Beaver) 

LINKS/NOTES

The 39 Steps on the Alfred Hitchcock Wiki

The BFI Top 100 Greatest British Films

Film clips of The 39 Steps at the TCM website

The 39 Steps at Criterion.com

To coincide with the opening weekend of Captain America: Civil War FYC host, Mike Jozic, brings you an audio commentary track for the film's 2014 predecessor, Captain America: The Winter Soldier. A personal favourite among the Marvel cinematic offerings, the solo commentary features some insights and easter eggs as Mike tries his best to fill the movie's 135 minute running time.

To coincide with the opening weekend of Captain America: Civil War FYC host, Mike Jozic, brings you an audio commentary track for the film's 2014 predecessor, Captain America: The Winter Soldier. A personal favourite among the Marvel cinematic offerings, the solo commentary features some insights and easter eggs as Mike tries his best to fill the movie's 135 minute running time. 

May the 4th is almost here and to mark the occasion Dustin and Mike explore the light and dark sides of the Force with the 1977 fantasy spectacular, Star Wars. Does George Lucas' original space opera installment stand up to the test of time? Does it rate being considered one of the best films of all time? Will they ever find the droids that they're looking for? Also, like Han Solo during the trench run, this episode features the return of guest host, Sarah Van Tassel to the roundtable.