In Dark Shadows, Tim Burton and Johnny Depp have done it again! Then this week’s 3×3 takes a look at the writing on the wall: starting at the 38-minute mark, we talk about the best graffiti in movies. Next week: … Continue reading →

We mostly aren’t into the whole comic book thing, but we really liked The Avengers. Well, most of us did. Listen to reveal the secret identity of this week’s wet blanket! Or avoid spoilers by fast forwarding to the 42-minute … Continue reading →

For the love of god, Montresor, don’t make us watch The Raven! At the 34-minute mark, we switch over to this week’s 3×3 and discuss our favorite buttons, levers, and switches in a movie. Next week: The Avengers

Contraband is out on DVD this week! Should you see this Mark Wahlberg remake of an Icelandic blockbuster? Listen to find out. This week’s 3×3 of scenes that made us feel oogie starts at the 42 minute mark. Next week: … Continue reading →

You think you know the podcast. Actually, you pretty much do. This week we all love A Cabin in the Woods. Then we get to serious cussing for our 3×3 of favorite uses of profanity in a movie. It starts … Continue reading →

Want to listen to a bunch of Americans of the non-Canadian variety gush enthusiastically about a hockey comedy starring Sean William Scott? Then this week’s Qt3 Movie Podcast is for you! If you want to skip any Goon spoilers, fast … Continue reading →

One of the advantages of doing a sequel to a terrible movie like Clash of the Titans is that it’s relatively easy to make a better movie! So Wrath of the Titans has that going for it. Speaking of wound … Continue reading →

We love great movies in which Jennifer Lawrence plays the desperate provider for her fatherless backwoods family, subsisting on squirrels and true grit. Unfortunately, this week we saw The Hunger Games instead. At the 40-minute mark, we react to this … Continue reading →

21 Jump Street is a surprise box office hit! But how does it go over with the Qt3 movie podcast? Listen to find out whether we’re too high-falutin’ to enjoy the greatest leap from TV to film since McG’s Charlie’s … Continue reading →

Silent House is the latest remake of a foreign horror film, made for Americans who can’t be arsed to read subtitles. Naturally, we’re all “well, it wasn’t as good as the original Uruguayan film” blah blah blah. At the 33-minute … Continue reading →

Since one of us has moved out of the country, we’ll be doing shorter podcasts on older movies time to time. For instance, this week, we watched an old French movie from 2002, except that it’s from Belgium. And we … Continue reading →

You know that scene in Broadcast News when William Hurt proves himself by adroitly speaking while Albert Brooks talks in his ear? Kelly Wand is the opposite of that as he delivers a synopsis for The Secret World of Arrietty, … Continue reading →

In a fight over Tracy Flick, who would win in a contest between Bane and Captain Kirk? McG’s latest romp, This Means War, explores that very issue. On a more grave note, the 3×3 of our favorite uses of dead … Continue reading →

Us three dudes without superpowers discuss Chronicle, a movie about three dudes with superpowers. That’s hardly fair. Our 3×3 this week, which starts at the 51-minute mark, is movies that cop out.

The Grey is not the movie one of us wanted, but two of us loved — yes, loved! — it. Listen for a spirited conversation about what Joe Carnahan’s latest movie is, isn’t, and/or should be. For this week’s 3×3, … Continue reading →