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Do you have knowledge of events that have not yet unfolded? Did you ride a wooly mammoth on your latest vacation? Are you in fact your own grandparent? If so, you may very well be insane. Or a time traveler. Most likely insane. Either way you should enjoy the latest episode of The Bricked Pit where Adam, Jason, and Josh discuss the use of time travel in your favorite movies and TV shows. They'll discuss such films as The Terminator series, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, FAQ About Time Travel; Primer; Safety Not Guaranteed, Arrival, Loki, Looper, and La Jetee.
To the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I listen to the latest episode of The Bricked Pit. After starting the year off with talk about redemption, the guys decide to take a dive into the dark waters of revenge. Jason, Adam, and Josh discuss what it is about getting back at someone or something that pulls us in. On line for the discussion are films such as The Crow, Trading Places, Dirty Work, The Sting, Soldier, High Plains Drifter, A Nightmare on Elm Street, True Grit, and The Wraith while kicking Kill Bill while it's down.
Man, we heard that you were so bad that Santa just backed up a truck full of coal on your front porch. Don't worry, folks, because it's a new year. It's time to start over and redeem yourself just like your favorite movie characters. But can you? Are you worthy of the redemption you seek? I'd suggest consulting a member of the clergy or a philosophy professor on that one. While you're waiting for them to call you back, listen to Josh, Adam, and Jason discuss the concept of redemption in our entertainment. What does it mean to be redeemed? Is everyone who gets redemption worthy? The guys get into the weeds talking about 3:10 to Yuma, Trainspotting, Logan, Groundhog Day, Falling Down, and Gran Torino amongst others.
Twas the week before Christmas; and all through the Bricked Pit, not a creature was sober. Not in the least bit. All of their hatred would soon be laid bare because harsh criticism would soon be there. Out with the love for It's a Wonderful Life, Die Hard, A Miracle on 34th Street. On with the hate for Santa Claus: The Movie, Love Actually, Christmas with the Kranks, and Hallmark movies. Josh, Adam, and Jason are backed up by the Barking Dog Choir.
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