Two Thumbs Undecided

Two Thumbs Undecided

By Sam Ferguson, Zach FergusonComedyTV & Film
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Two Thumbs Undecided episodes

  • Pride Month
    The brothers bring on special guest Katie Schiller to talk about LGBTQ+ representation in film and TV throughout history and today.
    59 min
  • Film vs. Digital
    Sam and Zach go over the Film vs. Digital cameras from the perspective of film makers with zero to no money.
    59 min
  • Funding
    Zach and Sam pull out an old show from their podcast days on how to fundraiser.
    1 hr
  • Bong Joon-Ho
    Special Guest Nick Deveau and Sam Ferguson talk about Cannes 2019 Palme d'Or winner Bong Joon-Ho, director of Snowpiercer, Okja, and most recently Parasite.
    1 hr
  • Cannes
    Sam went to the 2019 Cannes as part of the "3 days in Cannes" program.  Sam packed a suit, a toothbrush, and his zoom audio recorder.  This is a compilation of his opinions and thoughts on the festival and the movies that premiered. (p.s. sorry for the windy parts.  Should have brought a sock.)
    1 hr
  • Comeback Stars
    Robert Downey Jr, Ellen, Michael Keaton, Beep Boop Bop,  the list goes on and on.  These are actors and some directors who made a comeback after years of being out of the public eye.  Also, Sam prepares for his trip to Cannes and Zach talks about how he still cries alone in his new mansion.
    59 min
  • Coming of Age
    What does it mean to be a coming of age movie? Don't as Sam or Zach, for as you know, they remain undecided. But maybe you can come to your own answers as they travel down a worm hole to answer this unclear genre.
    1 hr
  • Perfect Shots
    Sam is going to Cannes, the parents show up to talk about their favorite shots in movies and ridicule Sam and Zach for not being able to pronounce words, and we encourage films students to only do long takes.
    59 min

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From aspect ratio to defining porn, Zach and I with the help of guests (both fantastical and none) try to figure out this whole movie business. And for the most part, we remain unequivocally…