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Stand by your beliefs, hold strong and carry on! This week, the guys break down the Oscar-winning A Man for All Seasons detailing Thomas More’s refusal to approve...
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It’s time to head back to the world of comedy one more time on this list with the British box office smash A Fish Called Wanda. How in the...
What better way to follow up last week’s raunchy comedy than with an epic profile of a complicated soldier in the Powell & Pressburger classic The Life and Death...
It’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for… this week, Brendan and Jason FINALLY get to talk about Carry On Up the Khyber, the 16th in a series of...
This week, the guys return to the list! This is the final Ealing Studios comedy on the list so the question is… will Jason finally genuinely like one of...
Closing up And Now for Something Completely Similar is the sequel to the Danny Boyle classic – T2 Trainspotting. Have Brendan and Jason FINALLY found a remake/sequel that comes...
Marching on, the guys take the time to dissect the American remake of Get Carter starring Sylvester Stallone… and Michael Caine still shows up anyway! The guys dive deep...
In a complete change from last week’s episode, the 2016 remake of the 1949 Ealing Studios classic Whisky Galore is about as close as you can get to the...
The off-book series continues and your hosts welcome back Steve and Izzy of Everything I Learned from Movies to break down the 2003 remake of The Italian Job. After...
The final (for a while, anyway) edition of And Now For Something Completely Similar begins with a discussion of the third Harry Palmer flick – Billion Dollar Brain. During...
This week, the guys get musical with a discussion of the bombastic all-singing, all-dancing Oliver Twist adaptation directed by Carol Reed – Oliver! In this episode, Jason gives his...
This week, Brendan and Jason discuss a film that is still not Carry On Up the Khyber – that of Stephen Frears’ film My Beautiful Laundrette starring History’s...
Captain a ship and fire at your own men! It’s time to sail on the cruel sea! Brendan and Jason talk all about the 1950s Jack Hawkins war film...
Take a step into the surreal side of the BFI Top 100 with the occasionally mind-bending, often awe-inspiring film if…. starring Malcolm McDowell. This is the film that made...
This week, the guys discuss the all-singing all-frowning experimental family drama Distant Voices, Still Lives. They discuss the fractured narrative of the film and how it gives everything an...
This week, the guys talk about what maybe one of the strangest choices to win Best Picture at the Oscars. That’s right, Brendan and Jason discuss the 1963 Tony...
This week, the guys talk all about the John Schlesinger epic romantic drama Far from the Madding Crowd. At three hours long, will this be a slog or a...
This week, Brendan and Nathan go way back to 1947 to discuss the crime/thriller Brighton Rock starring a very young Richard Attenborough. The guys talk about old-timey radio contests,...
Time to lighten the mood… kinda. Brendan and Jason take on the pitch-black comedy Withnail and I starring Paul McGann and Richard E. Grant. They talk about how the...
It’s time to get real weird as this week’s movie is something of a gangster flick crossed with an acid trip. Brendan and Jason talk about Performance, a film...
