#603: Sully / Nordic Cinema Marathon Awards
Adam and Josh take opposing sides for a debate on Clint Eastwood's latest, SULLY, starring Tom Hanks. Plus, their Nordic Cinema Marathon Awards.
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Adam and Josh take opposing sides for a debate on Clint Eastwood's latest, SULLY, starring Tom Hanks. Plus, their Nordic Cinema Marathon Awards.
Read MoreAdam and Josh split on Sundance hit MORRIS FROM AMERICA, plus thought on DON'T BREATHE, LITTLE MEN, and the Obama-first-date movie, SOUTHSIDE WITH YOU, and the seventh film their Contemporary Nordic Cinema Marathon.
Read MoreAdam and Josh review GHOSTBUSTERS (2016) and Susanne Bier's 2011 Oscar-winning IN A BETTER WORLD. Plus, Adam's conversation with James, Solomon, director of THE WITNESS.
Read MoreIn anticipation of the new doc DE PALMA, Adam and Josh do some homework and catch up with the deranged 1984 erotic thriller, BODY DOUBLE.
Read MoreAdam, Josh, and the Chicago Tribune's Michael Phillips review the long-awaited Yorgos Lanthimos film THE LOBSTER. Plus, an interview with MAGGIE'S PLAN director Rebecca Miller and the second film in the Contemporary Nordic Cinema Marathon.
Read MoreComic artist Jacques Tardi is little known in the U.S but revered in his native France. His expressionistic, historical graphic novels are the inspiration for the new animated film APRIL & THE EXTRAORDINARY WORLD, which just opened in limited release.
Read MoreJosh and Adam got so long-winded sharing their favorite Elaine May duo, funniest moment, picture and more that it's coming to you as a separate podcast.
Read MoreAdam and Josh review MIDNIGHT SPECIAL, plus the Filmspotting Madness Final Four and some thoughts on the much-maligned ISHTAR, the final film in their Elaine May Marathon.
Read MoreJosh and Adam discuss (in hushed tones) Terrence Malick’s KNIGHT OF CUPS and unveil the director's edition of Filmspotting Madness. Plus, the third Elaine May Marathon movie, MIKEY AND NICKY.
Read MoreAdam and Josh continue their Elaine May Marathon with THE HEARTBREAK KID. Plus, the Top 5 Films of 1972.
Read MoreAdam and Josh set off on the latest Filmspotting Marathon: a four-part look at the work of comedy legend Elaine May – a director unfortunately best known for one of the biggest box office failures of the 1980s: "Ishtar."
Read MoreThe final film in the remarkable Ray Marathon is up, plus The Mitras, Filmspotting's awards for the marathon's Best Picture, Shot and more.
Read MoreAnother Ray film, another Ray masterpiece. Filmspotting's Satyajit Ray Marathon continues with a discussion of 1963's THE BIG CITY.
Read MoreFilmspotting continues its look at Satyajit Ray's work with a discussion of their first non-Apu film, 1958's THE MUSIC ROOM.
Read MoreAdam and Josh close out Satyajit Ray's "Apu Trilogy" – but fortunately not their exploration of Ray's work – with a discussion of THE UNVANQUISHED (1957) and THE WORLD OF APU (1959).
Read MoreAdam and Josh discuss the first film in their (long-awaited) Satyajit Ray Marathon – Ray's breathtaking and heartbreaking 1955 debut, PATHER PANCHALI.
Read MoreAdam and Josh name their Top 5 Discoveries of 2013. Plus, a review of Spike Lee's remake of the Chan-wook Park revenge tale OLDBOY.
Read MoreJosh and Adam travel through time and space to share their Top 5 Movies With Places In the Title. Yes, after almost 9 years, it seems they've officially run out of Top 5 ideas. Plus, a review of Alexander Payne’s latest, NEBRASKA, and the finale to the Korean Auteurs Marathon, A TALE OF TWO SISTERS.
Read MoreMichael Phillips steps in for Adam to review one of the year’s most acclaimed films - director Steve McQueen’s 12 YEARS A SLAVE, the movie which inspired this week’s Top 5 Movies Set in the South... Plus, Adam and Josh discuss the fifth film in their Korean Auteurs Marathon, SECRET SUNSHINE.
Read MoreJosh and Adam get into the Halloween spirit with a Sacred Cow discussion of 1973’s THE EXORCIST. They also revisit their Top 5 Terrifying Characters from last fall, and continue their look at contemporary Korean cinema with 2008's THE CHASER.
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