Get Your Film Fix

Jeremy is back and we discuss Todd Philips latest comedy Due Date. Finally get to your Just Effing watch it segment and talk about A Man for All Seasons.  Lee does his best impression of a Blockbuster Brantley’s Mini Review. And we end with our Top 5 Road Movies.

An innocent man in prison for eighteen years warranted the making of a movie so it certainly warrants a discussion of said movie.  The film also brings with it an interesting development surrounding the on-going Oscar competition between Hilary Swank and Annette Bening. We’re going to talk about why people talking during movies is ruining the theater going experience and whether or not 3D can save it. Topping things off is our top five performances based on true stories.

Apropos  of Halloween, we are discussing the afterlife with Clint Eastwood’s newest directorial achievement Hereafter. We then take time to talk about independent filmmaking and interview Stephen Parkhurst after he has recently finished an indie in Portland ME. We top it all of with our top 5 scariest scenes in films. Happy Halloween!

Aging stars and huge explosions… no we aren’t going to talk about The Expendables again but rather those Retired and Extremely Dangerous ex-CIA agents in RED.  Lee and Jeremy square off in an opposing viewpoints debate on Michael Haneke’s The White Ribbon and we discuss our top five most irritating side characters.

This week we talk about the new Zach Galifinakis, Keir Gilchrist collaboration (They’ve worked together before right?). We also revisit our segment of Get Your Film History with Get Your Film Fix and discuss the 1930s. And in honor of It’s Kind of a Funny Story, we’ll share our top 5 odd couples.

This week we talk about the new Zach Galifinakis, Keir Gilchrist collaboration (They’ve worked together before right?). We also revisit our segment of Get Your Film History with Get Your Film Fix and discuss the 1930s. And in honor of It’s Kind of a Funny Story, we’ll share our top 5 odd couples.