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Is this one of the most realistic portrayals of romance in film history? Brendan and Jason debate that this week during their discussion of David Lean’s “Brief Encounter” (#2...
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To cap off this exciting excursion off the list, Brendan and Jason examine a film that may be a cautionary tale for our current world situation. Okay… maybe that...
Brendan and Jason go back to films somewhat related to movies on the BFI Top 100 with And Now for Something Completely Similar. After the first film which focused on...
Brendan and Jason go back to films somewhat related to movies on the BFI Top 100 with And Now for Something Completely Similar. This week, Brendan and Jason don their...
Brendan and Jason go back to films somewhat related to movies on the BFI Top 100 with And Now for Something Completely Similar. While maintaining social distance, Brendan and Jason...
Brendan and Jason go back to films somewhat related to movies on the BFI Top 100 with And Now for Something Completely Similar. With the surprisingly low-ranked and eerie 1973...
Brendan and Jason go back to films somewhat related to movies on the BFI Top 100 with And Now for Something Completely Similar. Following the legendary Lawrence of Arabia (#3 on the...
It’s time to get dark as Brendan and Jason tackle the black comedy The Ladykillers featuring Jason’s hottest take on a film thus far! The two also spend most of...
It’s time to get your bassoons, flugels and what-not and talk all about the 90s tale of a poor coal mining town on the brink of mass unemployment – Brassed...
British gangsters galore! This week, Brendan and Jason talk all about The Long Good Friday (#21 on the list), the film that established Bob Hoskins as an acting phenomenon. They’ll...
Pre-conceived notions are challenged this week as the guys discuss Shakespeare in Love (#49) aka the flick that won Best Picture over Saving Private Ryan. Brendan and Jason also debate the...
Back to David Lean with his take on the Charles Dickens classic Great Expectations, which is apparently the FIFTH best British movie of all-time! The guys dive into the early...
Albert Finney is an angry young man… and he starts off the next batch of 20 movies with the kitchen sink drama Saturday Night and Sunday Morning. Brendan and Jason...
The time has arrived. Brendan and Jason have covered the next round of 20 films (40 in total!) on the BFI Top 100 and so comes the moment to...
Teaching is one of the most underrated professions in the entire world and so what could be better to celebrate them than by discussing the 1939 classic, Goodbye Mr. Chips....
To pod or not to pod? That is the question that Brendan and Jason attempt to answer this week when they discuss the 1948 version of Hamlet (#69 on...
Brendan completely changes the tone on this week’s show when he fights for the inclusion of Mike Leigh’s uplifting comedy-drama Happy-Go-Lucky. In a film where the strength of the entire...
This week, the guys bring the first of four off-brand episodes with an in-depth discussion of a possible future BFI Top 100 list contender in Jonathan Glazer’s Sexy Beast. Jason...
It’s time for another epic as Brendan and Jason tackle the 1982 Richard Attenborough-directed biopic Gandhi. Is this one of the best performances of all-time with Ben Kingsley’s Oscar-winning acting?...
This week, the guys investigate a very strange sort of biopic where anachronisms matter not and historical accuracy be damned! Derek Jarman’s strange spectacle Caravaggio is dissected (insofar as much...
