Filmed but not Forgotten: Recent Episodes
Benjamin & Colin
Sure that movie was good, but good enough to show your kids in 20 years? Welcome to Filmed but not Forgotten, where two twenty-somethings revisit the 21st century’s most esteemed on-screen offerings. Was it incredible? Was it memorable? Will we be watching it when we're 50? Do we really know what we’re talking about? Join us and hear our takes on your film favorites.
Yes, we watched Dune. Yes, we read Dune--well, one of us did. Did we like it? Did it live up to expectations? Listen in as we give our first takes and attempt to gauge the trajectory of Hollywood’s latest...franchise?
Here we go, it’s the film that spawned the most profitable cinematic franchise to date, introducing a hero that might just come to define a generation. The year is 2008, the movie is…not The Dark Knight?? Yeah, we’re talking about Iron Man.
What makes the modern action movie? Flaming guitars, diesel fuel, and Tom Hardy will certainly help. In today’s episode we dive into the latest rendition of George Miller’s post-apocalyptic world – Mad Max: Fury Road.
Or is there? Roger Moore did 7 Bond films, so why did Daniel Craig have to stop at 5? It’s no Quantum of Solace, but that’s probably for the best. No Time to Die is the culmination of the 007 that we’ve grown up with...where does that leave us?
Okay, Tarantino's got DiCaprio playing a B-List actor, Pitt as his loyal stunt double, Damian Lewis reprising his role as Captain Dick Winters, and Margot Robbie playing--wait, who's that again? Whatever, we're in, as long as the runtime doesn't hit the 3 hour mark...
Let’s be honest, it’s not about Wahlberg, it’s about the microprocessors. The Departed seems to have everything: The director, the cast, the story...but does it have the legs to go the distance?