Good For an Action Movie

Tonight we RIDE!!!! GFAAM's first look at a goodhearted family flick :')

Recommendations:

The Hunt (2012)

Ben and Jerry's ice cream (the concept)

Disco Elysium (2019)

Pride and Prejudice (2005)

We capitalize on the Godzilla Fever sweeping the nation. Feat. Jackson Hill & Connor Eldredge.

Max and Will discuss the Bigelow blockbuster Point Break. All hail Swayze. All hail Busey. ALL HAIL MCGINLEY.

Recommendations:

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Porco Rosso

Look, there's not easy way to say this but we recorded this before Christmas. Don't blame Max!

We take a break from our usual programming to bring you a live commentary of the 1988 foot film Die Hard.

We are BACK and the long reign of simian movies has come to an end. We have fired up the ole pod-a-tron to record an episode with our dear friend Ben about the often maligned Craig-Bond film Quantum of Solace.

Recommendations:

The Linguists (2008) - available on Kanopy

Gates of Heaven (1978) - available on Criterion

Downton Abbey (2010) - exclusively available in the United Kingdom on the streaming service "Royalflix"

Max and Will dissect the classic 1968 film, Planet of the Apes. It's got everything: social commentary, desert goofs, and Charlton Heston back when he supported the Civil Rights Movement. It does not, however, have Linda Hamilton. This is discussed.

We are back with an abridged discussion of 2017's War for the Planet of the Apes after some audio issues. We ponder the age old question: what if every movie was also Sideways?

Recommendations: Blood Simple (1984), Waco (2018), National Parks: America's Best Idea (2009)

John Ross and Alex Barnes from the God Made Geek; Geek Made Stuff podcast join the show to discuss Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Other topics include wasting Keri Russell, the necessity of physical backups, and apes smoochin' apes.

Recommendations:

Revisiting Inception (2010)

Pronunciations of Irish names

Five Deadly Venoms (1978)

Lethal Weapon (1987)

Black Hole by Charles Burns

Booksmart (2019)

Planet of the April has officially started...on May 1st. Oh well. The GFAAM boys are nothing if not on brand. Max & Will have some disagreeing takes on whether this is a good film but both are excited for the movies ahead. Other topics of discussion include Franco vs. Marsden, ape damage immunities, gorilla-related weather events, and plenty of Ape Mayhem. Max also has a productivity-related epiphany!

Recommendations: Crawl (2019), Mystic Youtube documentaries