Wow. Has it really been 30 years? The Fugitive was made under a breakneck schedule with half a script, yet it was nominated for Best Picture and won Best Supporting Actor!  But...is it more than a great thriller? FIND OUT!

Grab your cape and cowl, fuel up the Tumbler and muster your best Bane impression, the Get Your Film Fix boys are gliding into Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy!

Its been fifteen years since the summer of 2008, when Robert Downey Jr. first put on the iron man suit....and black face. 

Could you make Tropic Thunder today? Is the R word offensive? 

One of the first films from one of Get Your Film Fix's favorite filmmakers!

AND an interview with Brantley Palmer on his new documentary "Everything to Entertain You."

Its been fifty years since The Sting set the box office on fire in 1973. An seminal film in the childhood's of Lee and Jeremy, but the question on everyone's lips is did Chapin enjoy the follow up to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid?

At last!  One of the most anticipated movies of the year is here with Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer! Does the Nolan hype hold up? Who saw it digitally? Who saw it in 70mm? Did anyone see it in IMAX?  FIND OUT!

Correction: Chapin referred to a B-27 bomber in the podcast and claimed the United States built 50,000 of them. In fact, there is no B-27. He was referring to the B-17, of which the U.S. built over 12,000. Still impressive. 

This week, the first movie of 2023 the GYFF boys review!  It's the seventh installment of the Mission Impossible series produced and starring Tom Cruise. For a series spread out over 25 years, how does the series hold up?  

If you no show to work, and no show to church, you definitely have time to listen to this podcast on Clint Eastwood's Academy Award winning Mystic River!

It's been 20 years since we've been back to the old neighborhood, how are things holding up?  Who has the worst Boston accent?  Find out!

Oh yeah baby. We've been waiting YEARS for this one. The boys return to the seven seas this week with Peter Weir's epic ocean adventure. Is it the best film of 2003? Is it the best film ever?? Find out!

Peter Jackson's The Return of the King swept the Oscars in 2004. But, many saw it as rewards for the entire trilogy. So we invited a special guest to help us break down the epic trilogy.