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We will try not to stammer as we discuss Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush in the awards darling,The King’s Speech. Even though we discussed The Fighter in last week’s episode, the gloves are off during our Just Effing Watch It segment as we argue about John Cassavetes’ Faces. Then we get ourselves in the holiday spirit by talking about past and present classic holiday films. We top all that off with a bow to our top 5 holiday scenes.

We will try not to stammer as we discuss Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush in the awards darling,The King’s Speech. Even though we discussed The Fighter in last week’s episode, the gloves are off during our Just Effing Watch It segment as we argue about John Cassavetes’ Faces. Then we get ourselves in the holiday spirit by talking about past and present classic holiday films. We top all that off with a bow to our top 5 holiday scenes.

“You’re Mickey Ward, You’re Mickey Ward.” Or at least Mark Wahlberg is in David O. Russell’s The Fighter. So strap on your gloves and come spar with us as we discuss The Fighter, Christian Bale’s career, and the state of method acting. As the nominations start to come out, we discuss our biggest disappointments of the year. Then we top it all off with our Raging Bull memorial list of our top 5 favorite siblings in film history.

This week we pirouette with Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan. We then discuss the ultra indie The Gray Area from our friends at Exterior Films. That is followed by an interview with The Gray Area’s director Chapin Hemmingway and Producer Tyson Balcomb. We finish the podcast off with our top 5 adult performances by one time child actors.

Grab your climbing gear and don’t forget to grab your Swiss Army knife-you know in case you need to cut off your arm-and join us as we discuss Danny Boyle’s 127 Hours. Then we take time to honor Sally Menke, an individual who will be sorely missed in the film community, and we discuss just how important the editor is. Then we tackle the 1940’s with Get Your Film History with Get Your Film Fix! We wrap it all up by discussing our top 5 films that follow up a director’s Best Director Oscar.