Let's Take Five

The boys have made it to the end of their Jackie Chan Five and one of them is very relieved. They talk once more about what makes Jackie Chan action movies different from other action movies and then get distracted talking about 90s cartoon adaptations of movies. Then they unveil the new Five...

Are you listening to the words coming out our mouths? Yes, the guys changed up their line-up so they can talk about the wildly successful Rush Hour.

Jackie Chan's Five

1) Project A

2) Wheels on Meals

3) Police Story

4) Rumble in the Bronx

5) Rush Hour

We've been to Hong Kong, we've been to Spain and now we're in America* with Jackie Chan! The guys had to change their schedule due to availability, but that means they get to watch this movie earlier than expected. Is that a good thing?

*Canada

Jackie Chan's Five

1) Project A

2) Wheels on Meals

3) Police Story

4) Rumble in the Bronx

5) Rush Hour

The guys have hit Jackie Chan's biggest international hit, Police Story. It is filled with awe-inspiring stunts and a more grounded story. But.....what do they think?

Jackie Chan is in Spain! The guys talk about this wacky comedy of two food truck cooks teaming up with a fake private eye to save a secret heiress by storming a castle. Obviously. Find out if this movie broke Eric!

Jackie Chan's Five

1) Project A

2) Wheels on Meals

3) Police Story

4) Operation Condor

5) Rumble in the Bronx

The Jackie Chan Five has begun and it's time to go into the simple story of sailors who are now pirates who are tracking down illegal gun sales to pirates. (We think). The guys discuss Jackie Chan's directorial intent, the pros and cons of how much should action heroes bleed and what are the stakes of this movie.

Jackie Chan's Five

1) Project A

2) Wheels on Meals

3) Police Story

4) Operation Condor

5) Rumble in the Bronx

The time has come! The guys look back at their time with Francis Ford Coppola and where he stands in cinema's past and present. Also they announce their next Five that will start next week.

Is it, though? Is it actually Bram Stoker's Dracula. For better or worse, I'm pretty sure it's Francis Ford Coppola's. Listen as the guys gleefully try to figure out if this movie is any good.

Francis Ford Coppola's Five

1) The Godfather

2) The Conversation

3) Apocalypse Now

4) The Godfather Part III

5) Bram Stoker's Dracula

Finally, the guys are here to talk about the most beloved entry in the Godfather franchise. They are actually looking at both versions of Part III, the original and the newly re-edited version. Listen as they try to answer the immortal question "Does this movie work?"

Francis Ford Coppola's Five

1) The Godfather

2) The Conversation

3) Apocalypse Now

4) The Godfather Part III

5) Bram Stoker's Dracula

Madness....madness. Eric and Austin wrestle with their admiration and confusion about the iconic Vietnam war film. They discuss what it's like to dislike the protagonist and how this fits in as an anti-war movie.

Francis Ford Coppola's Five

1) The Godfather

2) The Conversation

3) Apocalypse Now

4) The Godfather Part III

5) Bram Stoker's Dracula