It’s one of the biggest films of the year (literally) as Kent and Bryan take a look at Christopher Nolan’s 70mm war film, Dunkirk. They also find Germans in the 80s set spy thriller, Atomic Blonde. Does Charlize Theron provide … Continue reading →
Luc Besson is back to making French comic book sci-fi and, much like The Fifth Element, it’s incredibly divisive. What did Kent think of Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets? And what did he think of the Medieval … Continue reading →
He’s doins’t whatever a spider can, but can Spider-Man: Homecoming save the wallcrawler from the evil clutches of the Sony executives? We discuss it in this episode. Kent also takes a look at the Sam Elliott character piece The Hero. … Continue reading →
In this episode, we official return to the world of podcasting with a lengthy discussion on Comebacks! This time around we are discussing Woody Allen and Ben Affleck and their films Match Point and The Town. We start off looking briefly at the career of Woody Allen and our own experiences with him as a […]
I’ve been a defender of Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel. Despite the issues I have with it (the terrible color correction, the insane death of Jonathan Kent, etc.), I thought it made the best of some source material that I … Continue reading →
In the historic tradition of such epic cinematic grudge matches as Godzilla vs Mothra and Kramer vs Kramer comes Batman v Superman. As DC bets the farm on Frank Miller fanboys, Bryan and Kent also set about to fighting; one of … Continue reading →
In this episode, I am joined by returning guest Sean Stangland as we discuss the 2014 film Gone Girl! We begin with a discussion of Sean’s history with the film and then wade through tangents to discuss the plot, the performances, the fact that t...