It's Not That Bad

He's one of the most prolific directors of his time. His movies are a genre unto themselves. He is often imitated, never duplicated. On this episode, we go through the filmography of Quentin Tarantino and pick our Keep, Watch and Pass movies. Did we pick yours? Listen in and find out.

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In any major city, a museum is a wonderful place, a pantheon of learning and discovery. In any major motion picture, a museum is a cesspool of violence and horrors come to life, a mecca of death and dismemberment. Maybe think twice when that field trip permission slip comes home. Luckily, you don’t have to think twice about The Relic, because it’s not that bad.

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Welcome to the first-ever episode of Keep Watch Pass, a show where we go through the films of a specific topic and pick one movie we would keep, one we would watch, and one that is a pass. This week, we're looking at movies starring Tom Hanks. With a filmography that includes award-winning films and box office bombs, this one was tough but fun. Did we pick your favourite? Let us know.

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Video games have evolved over the years, going from side-scrolling button mashers to complex adventures with engaging characters and deep-plotted storylines. I’d like to say the same thing about video games movies…but if they had, then we definitely wouldn’t be here today. Strap in as we take on some of the best-worst video game movie adaptations and do our best not to rage quit in this edition of Grading On A Curve.

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It’s our two year anniversary and we’re going to celebrate it the only way we know how…by watching a film about violence, unwanted displacement and bestiality. There may be something not right with us…but not in our movie selection, because we’re about tell the world that Howard The Duck is not that bad.

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Edgy script with lots of action, check. Cast chock-a-block full of established and up-and-coming actors…check. Reasonable budget, check. What could possibly go wrong? Nothing as we’re about to show you as we prove that Smokin’ Aces is not that bad.

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What if someone were to make a movie that was so unfunny, so universally panned that the star wouldn’t be in another film for 9 years. Crazy, right? So crazy that it might just work. That’s why we’re here to prove to you that The Master Of Disguise is not that bad.

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In science, when trying to replicate the effects of an experiment, one must have all the same elements of the original project. In Hollywood, when trying to replicate the effects of a breakout hit, all you need is money, a script and actors willing to jump in even if they weren’t in the original. The episode’s film may not be a lightning rod of awesome, but we’re going to do our best to prove to you that Son Of The Mask is not that bad.

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The month of February usually brings movies about love, romance and the pursuit of all things Valentines. In 2005, we got a story about demons, Satan and the eternal battle between heaven and hell. Maybe not first date fare, but no need to fear because we’re hell to tell you that Constantine is not that bad.

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Movies based on popular characters can go one of two ways. The first is that the property is treated like crap, the end result is horrible and critics crap all over it. The other way is that a great movie is made, satisfying fans all over the world and raking in lots of money…and the critics crap all over it. This is definitely a category 2 situation, but it’s okay because The Super Mario Brothers Movie is not that bad.

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