Off The Shelf With Phil and Dave- A Movie Review Podcast

Phil and Dave go back to school with 1985's Breakfast Club. Phil believes that these conversations are still relevant so many years later and Dave wonders why 25 year olds are still trying to play 16.

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Phil and Dave attempt to untangle 2020's Tenet. Spoiler alert, they fail. Though they do discuss the many things they like about the overall experience even if the end result is a somewhat less than satisfying movie. eivom gniyfsitsa naht ssel tahwemos a si tluser dne eht fi neve ecneirepxe llarevo eht tuoba ekil yeht sgniht ynam eht ssucsid od yeht hguohT .liaf yeht ,trela reliopS .teneT s'0202 elgnatnu ot tpmetta evaD dna lihP

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Episode starts just after 1:20. Apologies..What does Phil love most about 2000's Almost Famous? To begin with, Everything. Dave connects to the real people of Topeka.

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Phil and Dave visit Chris Farley's last movie; 1998's Almost Heroes and Phil wonders why Dave continues to subject humourless comedies to him while Dave recommends being in a certain "frame of mind" to truly appreciate this film.

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Phil and Dave revisit a childhood favorite when they go back to the Goondocks with 1985's The Goonies. Phil admires the casts unending love for this movie while Dave enjoys the 4K restoration.

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Phil and Dave visit 1971's French Connection to discuss Popeye Doyle's Obsession with getting the bad guy and Dave's obsession with all things Gene. Phil continues to glorify the work of Roy Schieder while bringing the conversation back to the movie at hand.

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Phil and Dave venture out on the ocean of summer blockbusters and encounter the original 1975's Jaws. Phil gushes about the staying power of a perfect movie and Dave wonders if it would have been scarier if he had seen it earlier in life.

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Phil and Dave discuss 2000s Rules of Engagement. Phil wonders who is the hero of a movie where no one is likeable. Dave ponders the larger questions that the movie presents while Phil debates whether those questions even exist.

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Phil and Dave visit Los Angeles in the 50's to discuss the excellent noir 1997's L.A. Confidential and their conversation is off the record, on the QT and very Hush Hush.**This was a second recording of said film due to technical issues

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Phil and Dave head to the 70's by way of 2000's The Virgin Suicides. Her directorial debut is a stunning story of loss and the male gaze. James Woods surprises in what Phil considers may be his best performance.

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