Frankly, My Dear

Frankly, My Dear Podcast would like to formally thank Uncle Thomas, Rebekah, Jess (Reel-Insight.com), and Dan (PTSnob.com) for picking this week's You Choose movies.

We've removed the chapters from our podcast because they've been giving some listeners trouble. Here's where the chapters would have started if you'd like to skip around:

0:00 -- Intro

3:16 -- Listener Feedback

18:08 -- Young Adult Review (Uncle Thomas)

29:08 -- Pi Review (Rebekah)

39:18 -- The Big White Review (Jess)

49:18 -- The Silent Partner Review (Dan)

We'd also like to thanks our sponsor, ShadowDog Productions, for helping us bring our show to you!

This week's episode is not split into chapters because they've been giving listeners problems with their iPods. But if you want to skip through, here are where the chapters would have begun:

Intro - 0:00

Listener Feedback - 2:33

L'Atalante Review (Kyle Lemmon, Test Patterns) - 10:00

Hud Review (Jess Rogers, Reel-Insight.com) - 19:49

On Our Own Review (Daniel, Test Patterns) 32:27

And as always, this episode is brought to you by ShadowDog Productions (www.shadowdogproductions.com) and their feature-film, "Dirt Cheap Therapy".

Do you like movie reviews? Are you constantly furious at other podcasts that only review one movie per episode? Well, Frankly, My Dear Podcast has read your hand-written letters and decided to do something about it. This week, we review not one, not three, but TWO movies. The new Duplass Brothers movie, "Jeff Who Lives at Home" and a 122-minute romantic comedy called "Think Like a Man." Stick around.

This week's episode is brought to you by Shadowdog Productions. Buy their new feature-length film, "Dirt Cheap Therapy" from www.shadowdogproductions.com Stick around.