It’s finally here (and he didn’t even see them all)! Brandon unveils his picks for the Top Ten movies of 2016.
What did he pick? He really put that film that high?! Do you agree? Find out below!
It’s finally here (and he didn’t even see them all)! Brandon unveils his picks for the Top Ten movies of 2016.
What did he pick? He really put that film that high?! Do you agree? Find out below!
We have our first guest! For two episodes, Joel Crabtree guests as we discuss some very interesting films!
(Note: We will NOT be discussing House, that’ll be on episode 21).
Joel– Little Men (Starts at 00:00)
August– Coffee and Cigarettes (18:10)
Jamie– Ghostbusters [2016] (34:06)
Naturally SPOILERS for each film ahead!
Each odd-numbered episode we talk specific films, and each even-numbered episode we discuss topics regarding Hollywood and the things we’re passionate about (either way).
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Visit Jamie’s blog at GuyOnAWire.
And visit John’s new blog (!!) at They Called Him Red.
Check out Joel and his wife Hailey’s photography work at HaileyandJoel.com and his work at the Bangor Daily News.
And finally, see what Jamie looks like (hint: not so good) at his other project: We Need Movies.
-Jamie (@GuyOnAWire)
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In honor of the release of Disney/Pixar’s newest film, Finding Dory, I’m looking back on Pixar’s first feature-length release:
2016 is picking up. The third #ConTENder for the year is the live action adaptation for the Walt Disney Classic: The Jungle Book.
As Comedy Month continues on #52PickUp, I watch one of my favorite comedies from the Farrelly Brothers:
Kingpin. That’s right. If you’re debating the validity of this film in the Farrelly Brothers pantheon, then either A: You haven’t seen this; or B. You don’t remember their top-loaded “pantheon” as I do.
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Ok, so two “kid-friendly” movies in a row, but this one may be more of an adult drinking game…
Some films in the #52PickUp will inevitably be a shock to the readers, and this film 1993s Groundhog Day will be one of them. Why?
Because until 2010, I had never seen this “Holiday” classic.
For #62 of the #DLMChallenge #365moviesin365days on April 14th I watched: St. Vincent. This indie darling is quite the touching film.Read More »