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Jeremy’s most anticipated film of the year was Terrence Malick’s Tree of Life. Find out what the guys think about the Palme d’or winning film. Then they discuss Malick’s sparse but cinematically historic career. Then in the vein of Malick the guys talk about Philosophical films. Brantley then weighs in on J.J. Abrams Super 8 and the first winner is crowned of “predict their review”. In honor of both Malick’s film and Father’s Day we give our top 5 Father/son relationships.
Jeremy’s most anticipated film of the year was Terrence Malick’s Tree of Life. Find out what the guys think about the Palme d’or winning film. Then they discuss Malick’s sparse but cinematically historic career. Then in the vein of Malick the guys talk about Philosophical films. Brantley then weighs in on J.J. Abrams Super 8 and the first winner is crowned of “predict their review”. In honor of both Malick’s film and Father’s Day we give our top 5 Father/son relationships.
Something mysterious happened to Brantley this week so it’s just Jeremy and Lee left to discuss J.J. Abrams new film, Super 8. With all the Abrams/Speilberg comparisons, it’s about time everyone gets the Get Your Film Fix take on it. With Brantley gone, Lee and Jeremy predict how he’ll feel about Super 8 and whomever is closest next week will be crowned the winner! Then it’s our top 5 Steven Speilberg scenes.
Fassbender and McAvoy lured us into watching X-Men:Firs Class, the newest X-Men film from Kick Ass director Matthew Vaughn. After we review this origin story we have a discussion on the popularity of origin stories and prequels. We then do our ever famous fake trailer with the upcoming Morgan Freeman movie Dolphin Tale. Then we try not to cross the embargo line as we give our top 5 films of the 60’s that were not featured on AFI or Get Your Film Fix top 100.
This week we hit the Oregon trail and hope to not get dysentery as we watch Kelly Reichardt’s new film Meek’s Cutoff. Then we talk about the impact survival films have had on us and what some of our favorite ones are. We then have a discussion about the future of the theatre going experience and weather movie theaters could become obsolete. We top this all off with our top 5 period pieces (except Jeremy misheard and did his top 5 costume dramas.
This week we hit the Oregon trail and hope to not get dysentery as we watch Kelly Reichardt’s new film Meek’s Cutoff. Then we talk about the impact survival films have had on us and what some of our favorite ones are. We then have a discussion about the future of the theatre going experience and weather movie theaters could become obsolete. We top this all off with our top 5 period pieces (except Jeremy misheard and did his top 5 costume dramas.
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