This week the boys examine Anchorman actors turning serious with Will Ferrell in Stranger Than Fiction and Steve Carrell in Little Miss Sunshine. Expect talk of Monty Python and Nietzsche - naturally.
The timings for this week are:
Stranger Than...
In an all singing-all dancing episode this week, we discuss reverse engineered musicals (or its full title: comedy films turned into stage musicals adapted into musical films). The films this week are the 2005 adaptation of The Producers and the...
Andy and Sean examine acting performances that steal entire films in less than 10 minutes by looking at True Romance and A History of Violence. Following the sad passing of William Hurt, we pivoted to A History of Violence on short notice to...
Andy and Sean examine two films inspired by the Michael Mann classic Heat. These are the towering comic book adaptation, The Dark Knight and the Ben Affleck helmed The Town.
The timings for this week are:
The Dark Knight (4:53)
The Town: (35:55)...
Andy and Sean look at films set in ski resorts which bring them to two very different films. Hot Tub Time Machine and Force Majeure show just how different one setting can be depicted.
The timings for this week are:
Hot Tub Time Machine: (2:48)...
Andy and Sean are joined by the wonderful Ellen Keld to discuss badass movie Ellen's in the films Alien and The Quick and the Dead. Wide ranging chats about two very different films with two amazing central performances of powerful, strong female...
This week, Andy and Sean explore two 1990s blockbusters that are notoriously bad and ask the question, are they? They look at Mad Max in the Sea in Waterworld and Batman 66 meets broadway in Batman and Robin.
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In this Black History Month, Andy and Sean are joined by Academy Watch and Pretty Fly's Bo Nicholson to discuss a Father and Son in Spike Lee civil rights films. These films being Malcolm X and BlacKkKlansman.
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Andy and Sean explore one of the most important body's in the British film industry by celebrating BBC films. The films today are Shane Meadows' A Room for Romeo Brass and Ken Loach's I, Daniel Blake.
Two very powerful films that evoke powerful...