The Cutting Room Floor reviews films and television programs in open, candid conversations. Long-time friends and co-hosts Alex and Erik discuss where films and shows succeed and fall short, their own insights, and recommendations. New episodes weekly!
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The Cutting Room Floor reviews films and television programs in open, candid conversations. Long-time friends and co-hosts Alex and Erik discuss where films and shows succeed and fall short, their own insights, and recommendations. New episodes weekly!
You're sitting at home, flipping through the channels, and you see that a movie you love is on. We've all done it : you've seen the movie a hundred times — you probably even own it — but you're sucked and find yourself watching anyway. Then, you notice something, well…different. When you get to a particular line or scene, you notice something is off. You know that the line being said will be edited, but the way it's done isn't just noticeable, it's laughably bad.
In this episode, Alex and Erik discuss those laughably bad moments — choppy editing, poor audio dubs, ridiculous minced oaths, and pixelating Sense and Sensibility because of very tame amounts of cleavage. All of this and more awaits you on The Cutting Room Floor! Yippee-ki-ay, Mr. Falcon!
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The Cutting Room Floor
The Cutting Room Floor reviews films and television programs in open, candid conversations. Long-time friends and co-hosts Alex and Erik discuss where films and shows succeed and fall short, their own insights, and recommendations. New episodes weekly!
