Ben and Brian are back at it again ranking classic movies and debating whether or not Scott Pilgrim vs the World is a good movie. How do you like our rankings? What would you change?
When three unlikely misfits, a DJ, a pimp, and an Italian tourist, are thrust into each other's worlds, some discomfort is to be expected, but could we overcome this discomfort to enjoy this movie or does it belong at the bottom of the murky bayou? You be the judge!
Bonus episode with all things Disney. First Brian tries his hand at a blind ranking and then Ben discusses whether Star Wars is a good franchise. Let us know if you enjoy these bonus episodes, and we will be sure to make more!
With stunning cinematography, a pulse-pounding soundtrack, and stellar performances, "The Good, The Bad, The Weird" is a cinematic masterpiece that defies expectations. Whether you're a fan of Westerns, action movies, or just great storytelling, this film has something for everyone.
A quick movie re-roll followed by sharing some of our favorite online tools for watching and reviewing movies. Join us as we peel back the curtain and discuss a couple of the online tools that power our reviews. Watch Before You Die Letterboxd List: https://boxd.it/skVPo Ben's Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/8y8Fd Brian's Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/7yLQb
We're taking a dive deep into the iconic baseball fantasy, exploring the magic of the cornfield, the emotional connections, and the timeless message it delivers. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a first-time viewer, this review is your ticket to reliving the nostalgia or discovering the magic for the first time. Grab your popcorn, hit play, and let's explore why "Field of Dreams" continues to resonate with audiences worldwide! Don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments - is this a home run or a swing and a miss?
Forget Hollywood blockbusters! We're reviewing Closely Watched Trains, a Czechoslovakian gem that blends dark humor, wartime drama, and coming-of-age angst into a cinematic cocktail that's both potent and poignant. Get ready for awkward encounters, questionable morals, and trains that pack more than just cargo. Trust us, this one's worth the ticket!
Can iconic performances, beautiful cinematography, and timeless themes place this movie at the top of our list, or is the lack of story, slow pacing, and dated humor too much to overcome? Widely considered Charlie Chaplin's best movie, City Lights (1931) is a silent romantic comedy film written, directed, produced, edited, and composed by Charlie Chaplin. It tells the story of a blind flower girl (Virginia Cherrill) who falls in love with a tramp (Chaplin) who helps her.
We had high hopes for this movie, but unfortunately not even all of us decided to watch this one. Join us for a short review and - more importantly - our transition to our next movie.
Join us as we delve into the mind-bending world of "Memento," a masterpiece directed by Christopher Nolan. Is this Christopher Nolan's best movie of all time? Brace yourself for a cinematic journey like no other as we dissect the intriguing narrative and explore the thought-provoking themes that make this film a true gem.
Nostalgia for the Light is a stunning documentary that explores the relationship between memory and loss. The film follows two groups of people in the Atacama Desert of Chile: astronomers who are searching for the origins of the universe, and women who are searching for the remains of their loved ones who were disappeared during the Pinochet dictatorship.
Join us as we navigate the bloody halls of high school, examining the different perspectives that surround this seminal horror film. Based on Stephen King's debut novel, this movie tells the story of a shy and tormented high school girl with telekinetic powers. While Carrie has become a cult classic over the years, it has also sparked diverse opinions among critics and audiences.
We explore the contrasting viewpoints that have emerged since its release, with some praising the film for its intense performances, memorable scenes, and lasting impact on the horror genre. Whether you're a fan of horror movies, Stephen King adaptations, or simply interested in the cultural impact of films, this video offers a thought-provoking exploration of the mixed reviews surrounding Carrie (1976).
As with any movie, there are those who love it and those who hate it. Some critics argue that the humor is outdated and insensitive, while others praise the film for its clever writing and strong performances. We'll explore both sides of the debate and offer our own take on whether or not The Paleface is worth watching today.
How much does the news influence the public opinion? If you are named Chuck Tatum, the answer is a lot! Join Ben and Brian for their thoughts on this 1951 movie.
After struggling through many technical difficulties, the boys are back together with another review! Maybe it was just a coincidence that this week's movie has to do with a coma. Was this movie worth the wait, or is it one that we wish we had slept through?
Do you enjoy documentaries? Have you ever wondered about espionage? Have you ever questioned the morality of whistleblowing? If you answered yes to any of the questions above this movie may be for you... or, maybe not. This week, the boys watched Citizenfour and may have been left with more questions than answers. Come find out! MAKE SURE TO LIKE, COMMENT, AND SUBSCRIBE!
For Brian and Ben, this was their first ever John Wayne movie. To say the boys were impressed by this film would be an understatement. Give us your thoughts on the best western film you've ever watched and drop a like, comment, and subscribe!
