This week The Talkies get together for an episode full of tangents! They start the episode with a list of their top 5 Christian Bale performances which proves to be quite difficult. In the second half the episode they review Out of the Furnace and try to figure out what was going on with that ending. Take a listen to hear discussions about some movies, Emile Hirsch and ranch!

The Talkies make a triumphant return this week with three new reviews. But before that they talk about the little mishap that caused their week off. In their first review they talk about Captain Phillips and why one Talkie was left wanting more. Next is their review of Prisoners which leads to some Jake Gyllenhaal kudos.

In their final review the group talks about a new release with The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Alex shares why she is enamored with the film while Long does his best to help when Jacob demands answers to his questions. Take a listen to find out why Long likes seeing Paul Dano tortured and also hear a discussion about Nerf guns.

The Talkies shake things up this week with a new totally improved intro for the show. Then in what Jacob claims is the listeners favorite segment they talk about movies one Talkie has seen but the others haven't.

First, up is Alex's pick The Rainmaker which leaves Jacob and Long puzzled and unsatisfied. Then they talk about Jacob's choice Don't Look Now and the eerie mood it creates. Lastly, they chat about a classic with Long's pick Chinatown which has the group very impressed. Tune in to find out which of these films are worth watching!

This week The Talkies are back to talk about two new releases Ender's Game and 12 Years a Slave. But first they dive into a discussion about their Halloween evenings and try to get inside the complex mind of Long.

In their first review of Ender's Game an ecstatic football fan tests their podcasting skills and overall patience. Alex surprises the groups with her overall positive feelings of the movie while the others are less impressed. Lastly they gush over Steven McQueen's 12 Years a Slave and praise the performances of the countless familiar faces in the movie. Tune in to find out if you agree with them and hear a little chat about some of their least favorite moviegoers!

The Talkies are back again to talk about the one and only Michael Fassbender. But first they make up for their lost episode and chat about The Way Way Back. Also they have a discussion about why their podcast is the most secure in all the land.

Then Jacob and Alex gush over Shame and it's striking visuals then in the main review they go over Ridley Scott's latest The Counselor. It's a show where no topic is left behind, not even Cameron Diaz having sex with a car. Take a listen and find out if what they thought of Cormac McCarthy's latest venture.

This week the Talkies tackle a popular topic and discuss films of the 90s. Plus they are joined by special guest Randy Huynh! Each Talkie takes a unique spin on their top films of the decade. Pop another beer and take a listen and join the group on a trip down memory lane complete with platform shoes, Michael Jordan and classic action films.

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This week The Talkies are back and they open the show by discussing the future of the podcast and how the group is willing and ready for anything! They move into a brief discussion of what they’ve been watching where Alex dissects the illustrious Miley Cyrus film Lol. Jacob talks about Haywire and gushes over Children of Men. Lastly Long talks about his disappointment with Hello Ladies.

Before diving into their main review we discover that Jacob might in fact be a reptile and that Long is on a one man mission to save the earth. In the last part of the show The Talkies share their thoughts on Alfonso Cuaron's latest Gravity. The group talks about the impressive visuals and in a rare occurrence Alex and Jacob agree on their squabbles with the film. Take a listen to find out if Long gets on their level plus hear an in-depth discussion of the complex friendship between Long and Jacob.

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The Talkies are complete again as Jacob returns from his London excursion with some concerning travel stories. Hear how he survived not 1 but 3 vacationing part fouls. After his tales they dive right into their first review with The East and discover it’s even more underwhelming than they initially thought.

In the last half of the show they tackle Joseph Gordon Levitt’s directorial debut Don Jon. Take a listen to find out why this might be Scarlett Johansson’s role of lifetime and if Levitt pulled off being a triple threat.

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With Jacob off vacationing in Europe Alex and Long take the reins and dive into a discussion of recent films from female directors. But first, Long shares an eerie tale about a recent ghost encounter someone close to him had. Then they take some time to address the comments on Alex's Now You See Me Article and go over Long's thoughts on the movie.

In the last half of the show the two Talkies chat about Black Rock, West of Memphis and Stories We Tell. It's a very informative episode where we learn even more about what kind of ladies Long favors. Also hear their thoughts on when directors choose to cast themselves in lead roles. Take a listen to find out what these Talkies have been up to and decide which female director shines in this grab bag episode.

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This week The Talkies get together for a hefty discussion of what they've been watching. Jacob tries to dissect the mystery of Face/Off and it's 91% on Rotten Tomatoes. Long talks about his disappointment with Clear History and Alex goes over why Jobs turned out to be a dud. Also they share some group love in a discussion about Orange is the New Black.

In the main review The Talkies chat about one of Jacob's most anticipated movies of the year, The World's End. Does it live up to everything he dreamed about and what do the others think about it? Take a listen and find out!

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