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Time for a little break as Brendan and Jason rank the most recent selection of 20 movies from the BFI Top 100 list, hand out some awards and make...
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To cap off another group of 20 movies, Brendan and Jason discuss Alfred Hitchcock’s suspense-filled The Lady Vanishes. How well does the movie age? Is it odd that the...
 This week, the guys return to master filmmaker David Lean to talk about his final film on this list: Oliver Twist. To start off the conversation, they talk...
The trek continues with Brendan and Jason talking about the Ken Loach’s 1998 release about class differences and, more specifically, addiction with My Name is Joe. The guys connect...
Back to the list! The fellas go back in style by talking about the cultural touchstone Trainspotting. They get into the definition of the 90s Indie Hit and University...
This week, it’s Brendan’s turn to present a Brit Pick… and he brings it in the form of the Joe Cornish film Attack the Block. The guys discuss various...
To start off Brit Picks, Jason presents the 2014 comic book/action flick Kingsman: The Secret Service starring Taron Egerton and Colin Firth. They dive into this problematic hit head-first...
This week, the guys take a look at a movie that was almost our pilot episode! Yes, it’s The Man in the White Suit from director Alexander Mackendrick and...
Time to let our hair down for a good old-fashioned family dramedy! Brendan and Jason take a look at Lionel Jeffries’ 1970 film “The Railway Children” (#66 on the...
After talking about some smaller films lately, the guys talk about what may be the most popular film on the entire list – Monty Python’s Life of Brian. Along...
Continuing on with the BFI Top 100 list this week, Brendan and Jason examine the 82nd best British film The Draughtsman’s Contract, which is a film focused on power...
Nearing the bottom of the barrel of the list but is #98 a deserving place for this week’s film, the low-budget alternative to Trainspotting – Gillies MacKinnon’s Small Faces....
On the list this week is #38 with a bullet! The guys break down the 1991 Irish hit The Commitments about a fictional all-white soul band out of Dublin!...
The second Merchant-Ivory film on this list is next on the podcast as Brendan and Jason discuss A Room with a View. They discuss Daniel Day-Lewis making something human...
Join the boys for another heist as Brendan and Jason dive into another Ealing Studios comedy with Charles Crichton’s The Lavender Hill Mob. They talk all about Alec Guinness...
Back to the list we go! This week, the guys discuss a popular genre on this list: the kitchen sink drama. Yes, it’s the gritty more realistic version of...
Back to the list we go! This week, Brendan and Jason discuss the mad-cap romp that is Peter Collinson’s original classic The Italian Job. They discuss Noel Coward’s controversial...
Merry Christmas/Happy Hanukkah/Joyous Kwanzaa/Happy Festivus to the rest of us! To bridge the gap between And Now for Something Completely Similar and going back to the list, Brendan and...
And Now For Something Completely Similar… In quite possibly one of the worst examples of how to remake an international film on American soil, Bruce Willis and Richard Gere...
And Now For Something Completely Similar… It’s another case of a great director (or directors) with a weird oddity in their filmography as Brendan and Jason discuss the Coen...
