We are lawyers talking about movies. Each week Mike, Matt, and Logan pick a movie, an actor, and a year. We review the film and each give a rating up to 5 stars. We look at the actor's career, including their choice of roles, performances, and how they stack up against others. Then we look at the year and examine the winner for Best Picture and the other nominees, as well as other notable movies, before rendering a verdict on which film should have won. Sometimes we argue.
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We are lawyers talking about movies. Each week Mike, Matt, and Logan pick a movie, an actor, and a year. We review the film and each give a rating up to 5 stars. We look at the actor's career, including their choice of roles, performances, and how they stack up against others. Then we look at the year and examine the winner for Best Picture and the other nominees, as well as other notable movies, before rendering a verdict on which film should have won. Sometimes we argue.
Marty Scorsese' Hugo, Leonardo DiCaprio, and the year 1998 when Titanic won best picture mesh together quite nicely.
In Camera Review
We are lawyers talking about movies. Each week Mike, Matt, and Logan pick a movie, an actor, and a year. We review the film and each give a rating up to 5 stars. We look at the actor's career, including their choice of roles, performances, and how they stack up against others. Then we look at the year and examine the winner for Best Picture and the other nominees, as well as other notable movies, before rendering a verdict on which film should have won. Sometimes we argue.
