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We welcomed Nathan's brother Jason back to discuss a film they both adored as younger bros. This crazy mid 80s wizard like tale is definitely in Nathan's wheel house. When he eventually let me speak, he was surprised to learn that I DID NOT hate this one. In truth I think he was a little disappointed.
This one has a special place in my heart from my childhood. We decided to do two weeks of films that meant something to us as kids and mine came first. This 1982 classic is still good in my opinion but Nathan and his girlfriend hated it of course.
Happy New Year! The fella's welcome back Nathan's brother, Jason, to talk about this amazing late 90s classic, Starship Troopers. Jason and myself were shocked to discover that Nathan didn't know this movie was fascist themed. We were ALL later shocked to discover that Nathan coined a new "ism". "Fun Facism!"
Merry Christmas! The fellas welcome back their friend Chris to discuss this 2000 epic, Gladiator. We also spend a good deal of time talking about the major industry impacting news, regarding WB moving all of their 2021 movie line up to Streaming and theater release at the same time. Does this mean the end of going to the movies? we hope not.
Nathan and Ollie conclude their EPIC discussion of possibly the greatest movie that Tarantino ever made. We spend a good deal of time trying to rationalize why QT can push the limits of dialogue, commentary, violence and messaging in this current age.
This officially Nathan's favorite movie of all time so our conversation went so long we had to break it up into 2. We discuss how much we love all of the Tarantino films and how we can't fully understand how he gets away with being so violent, politically incorrect and indifferent to Hollywood norms and requirements. Part 2 will be posted next week.
In honor of the greatest holiday of the year, the fellas tackle the 1987 Turkey day classic, Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Nathan & Ollie go into great detail about their individual holiday movie traditions. This is easily one of the BEST John Candy movies of all time and this film also contains the GREATEST customer service scene to ever grace a screen.
Due to the recent death of screen legend, Sir Sean Connery, we diverted our plans to cover this 1996 Michael Bay classic.. Get ready for a hell of a ride as we dissect the good and the bad of this insanely good / hilarious film.
Wow... This movie is insanely good and the fella's welcomed back Sara to discuss this Arnold classic. HER DAD TOOK HER to see this when she was a kid. How cool is that??? Every great action movie should start with super slow, super close up view of the hero's biceps, carrying a tree. We also went a good 10 minutes about how silly the bad guy was in this one. Enjoy!! DON'T FORGET TO VOTE.
The fella's pulled a little curveball and welcomed our friend Mike to discuss the 1964 classic, Dr. Strangelove. Breaking news: Nathan complained about this movie... over and over and over again. He is BAFFLED as to why this awesome film is so loved and respected.. I think we turned him around a little after an hour of discussion.
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