In this episode of the FLP, we discuss a couple of self proclaimed Neo- (Keanu Reeves?) Westerns, Hell or High Water (2016) and Wind River (2017). We talk about how Texas may be a fictional place, the temperature at which your capillaries freeze, and the imperial/empirical system. Seriously though, we all think these movies are great and worth your time. TW: R*pe, Self Harm, Suicide, Alec Baldwin. 

Finally, a trailer has been released for the upcoming Uncharted movie, starring Tom Holland, and it looks ... well, it certainly looks. On this bonus episode, Daniel shares his personal history with the Uncharted video game series as he and Marco talk about their thoughts and expectations regarding this 'long-awaited' film.

It's the 25th episode of the FLP and the first official episode centred around a series that is neither film nor television. On this episode, your hosts dive into a discussion on the multi-talented comedian Bo Burnham and his contributions to the world of stand-up comedy and entertainment. The conversation also broadens into the territories of humanity's need for attention, growing as human beings, and the real reasons this podcast exists.

On this longer bonus episode, Marco invites friend of the show, Angelo, onto the pod to discuss and rank every single James Bond film (and each film's song). Surprisingly, this is something they did 'for fun' a few years ago and have just now decided to share with the world in anticipation of the release of the newest Bond film, No Time To Die (2021). Hope you enjoy!

On this episode, we all have some drinks and attempt to make sense of the 2019 'film', Cats. Listen for yourself to see if we actually got any closer to understanding the plot, the characters, why the movie was made,... or anything really.

On this episode, witness the exciting conclusion to last week's cliffhanger! Will our trusty hosts finally finish discussing The Dark Knight (2008) and begin talking about The Dark Knight Rises (2012)? Will they share their hopes for the upcoming 2022 Batman film? Will this conversation ever end? How will they escape this sticky situation? Tune in to find out all of this and more on this week's episode of The Feature Length Podcast!

On this episode, our heroes use their might to BOOM, POW, and BAM their way through a discussion of The Dark Knight Trilogy (2005-2012), and (na-na-na-na, na-na-na-na) Batman, in general! Will they be able to finish it all in 2 and a half hours? Tune in to find out! Same bat time, same bat channel!

On this special one-year anniversary episode, your hosts reminisce on past episodes before jumping into Sam Raimi's trilogy of Spider-Man films (2002-2007). They cover general Spider-Man comic book lore, rumours on the future of the Spider-Man movie franchise, and each of the three films starring the one and only, Tobey Maguire. The gang talks about, behind, and around these films in this hearty discussion.

Thank you for listening to the podcast. An audience is what gives any show its purpose. The past year of running the FLP has been a blast for us and we certainly don't plan on stopping anytime soon. So begins the second year of the FLP!

On this episode, the gang covers a double feature consisting of two films which do not exist in the same universe yet feel very related: Superbad (2007) and Booksmart (2019). Comparisons are made on how each movie depicts modern high school life, the aging process of Superbad, and the contrasting messages of both films. The following films and series are also briefly referenced at some point during the episode for no good reason at all: Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (2019), The Santa Clause (1994), The Santa Clause 2 (2002), The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (2006), 10 Things I Hate About You (1999), Home Alone (1990), Elf (2003), Christmas Vacation (1989), Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010), The Mask of Zorro (1998), Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), Batman Begins (2005), Deadpool 2 (2018), and Jesus Christ Superstar (1973).