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Letters from Iwo Jima & The Good Shepherd
On the podcast this week we discuss the two big cinema releases, the best DVD to rent or buy, the Oscars this Sunday and our website pick of the week.
Letters from Iwo Jima is director Clint Eastwood's second World War 2 film about the Battle of Iwo Jima (after last December's Flags of Our Fathers), only this time he looks at the conflict from the Japanese perspective.
The Good Shepherd is Robert De Niro's second film as director and charts the birth of the CIA amidst the intrigue of the Cold War. Matt Damon, Angelina Jolie and De Niro himself star.
Our DVD pick is a guilty pleasure from 1986, Highlander: The Special Edition which stars Christopher Lambert as an immortal Scotsman(!), Sean Connery as a Spaniard (!!) and Clancy Brown as a particularly mean villain named Kurgan.
We also give our Oscar predictions for this Sunday and our website of the week is a sort of movie version of MySpace - a handy site named Flixster where you can rate movies and share your tastes with other people.
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By CreationOn the podcast this week we discuss the two big cinema releases, the best DVD to rent or buy, the Oscars this Sunday and our website pick of the week.
Letters from Iwo Jima is director Clint Eastwood's second World War 2 film about the Battle of Iwo Jima (after last December's Flags of Our Fathers), only this time he looks at the conflict from the Japanese perspective.
The Good Shepherd is Robert De Niro's second film as director and charts the birth of the CIA amidst the intrigue of the Cold War. Matt Damon, Angelina Jolie and De Niro himself star.
Our DVD pick is a guilty pleasure from 1986, Highlander: The Special Edition which stars Christopher Lambert as an immortal Scotsman(!), Sean Connery as a Spaniard (!!) and Clancy Brown as a particularly mean villain named Kurgan.
We also give our Oscar predictions for this Sunday and our website of the week is a sort of movie version of MySpace - a handy site named Flixster where you can rate movies and share your tastes with other people.