This week’s episode is kind of from the archives…even though those don’t really exist for the site yet. Back in August, Dave Ciccarella and I talked about Before Midnight, the third movie in the trilogy from Richard Linklater, Ethan Hawke, and Julie Delpy that started with Before Sunrise and continues in Before Sunset. Inevitably, we talk about all three and it was a lot of fun. During the conversation, I definitely got the urge to watch the trilogy which I plan to do now that Before Midnight is becoming available on home video. Check out the trailers below and listen as we discuss this year’s Before Midnight.

In this week’s episode of Movie Night Spotlight, we tried something a little different and recorded the show via Google Hangout. For episode 6, Liam and I discuss the 2011 version of The Thing and also discuss the John Carpenter classic. And since it is October and Halloween is right around the corner, Liam gives us his top 5 horror films.

In this week’s episode, Jensen and I discuss this year’s Iron Man 3 and how they handled The Mandarin. Jensen also discusses why Iron Man is one of his favorite comic book superheroes.

In this week’s episode, Al and I watch and talk about the documentay “A Band Called Death” which is about three brothers who form a band in the early 1970s that many consider to be punk before punk. Al and I discuss their story and other music documentaries that we’ve watched recently.

This week's episode features an episode recorded back in August where David Ciccariella and I discuss this summer's The Lone Ranger which was still in theaters at the time. It was also recorded following us talking about Before Midnight, which will be posted on a future episode. But I decided to post this one first since we disagree on if it’s a good movie and get a bit of Lone Ranger/Green Hornet history tossed in.

In this week’s episode, Dennis and I watched The Hunger Games, talk about reading a book while flying a plane, get into a bit of Shakespeare, and learn what the fox says.

In this week’s episode, John and I watched “A Trip to the Moon” (watch it below) and “Sherlock Jr.”. While we do talk about what we thought of those movies, we also talk a lot about a lot of other flicks that we’ve watched during college.

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