In Spring Breakers, Harmony Korine explores the moral depravity of today’s youth, or something like that. We’re a bit confused. At the 43-minute mark, we talk about American flags in movies. Next week: Evil Dead

This week we see this year’s first White House under siege movie, Olympus Has Fallen. Who’s better at rescuing besieged Presidents? Gerard Butler or Channing Tatum? We won’t know the answer until June. If you want to avoid spoilers, skip … Continue reading →

Among her many roles in Cloud Atlas, Halle Barry did not play a 911 operator who saves the girl from Little Miss Sunshine. To find out how that would look, you have to see The Call. Which we have done … Continue reading →

As one character says in the movie, “Not so great and powerful, after all”. We all agree. But we have a spirited disagreement about the original Wizard of Oz, variously calling it creepy, charming, hilarious, and dated. Then this week’s … Continue reading →

Some of us feel very strongly about this critically panned and commercially disappointing follow-up to that earlier found-footage exorcism movie. Not the one with the nuns. The other one. At the one-hour mark, we discuss our favorite explosions for this … Continue reading →

This week we see Dark Skies, a horror movie from the director of Legion and Priest. You can kind of imagine how that’s going to turn out. But against all odds, one of us quite likes it! Then, at the … Continue reading →

We see A Good Day To Die Hard so you don’t have to! Then we talk about elevator scenes in movies for this week’s 3×3, which starts at the 50-minute mark. Next week: Dark Skies

This week’s podcast is a two-to-one split on the critically panned but commercially successful Identity Thief. If you want to avoid spoilers, jump to the 37-minute mark for this week’s 3×3 of bad ideas with great execution. Next week: A … Continue reading →