#528: 10th Anniversary / Maps to the Stars / Top 5 Blind Spots
How do you celebrate 10 years of talking about movies? You talk about the ones you’re embarrassed you’ve never seen, of course.
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How do you celebrate 10 years of talking about movies? You talk about the ones you’re embarrassed you’ve never seen, of course.
Read MoreWith the release of the new mock documentary WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS, about a trio of New Zealand Vampires, Adam and Josh share their Top 5 Mockumentary Moments.
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 MoreDo Adam and Josh's "singular tastes" include an appreciation for the much-hyped adaptation of E.L. James' FIFTY SHADES OF GREY?
Read MoreWith the divisive "American Sniper" a surprise awards season success, Filmspotting takes a trip back a couple of decades for a Sacred Cow review of Clint Eastwood’s Best Picture-winning UNFORGIVEN.
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 MoreHoled up in the Canadian Ambassador's residence waiting for Ben Affleck to save them, Josh and Adam share their Top 5 Rescue Scenes.
Read MoreBLACKHAT is a bona fide critical and box office bomb... But its director, Michael Mann, made "Thief," "The Insider" and "Heat," so Josh and Adam are reviewing it anyway.
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 MoreIt's a (woefully civil) showdown over Clint Eastwood's AMERICAN SNIPER, plus thoughts on the (woefully misguided) Oscar nominations.
Read MoreAdam and Josh have a dream of a biopic that doesn't worshipfully lionize its central character. Does SELMA deliver?
Read MoreThe Oscars are still more than a month away, but Filmspotting's ballots are in for the best performances of 2014. Plus, a review of Mike Leigh's MR TURNER.
Somehow "Left Behind" didn't make the cut in Pt. 1 of Filmspotting's Top 10 Films of 2014. But there are five picks remaining and four critics – including Michael Phillips (Chicago Tribune) and Scott Tobias (The Dissolve).
Read MoreIt's part one of Filmspotting's Top 10 Films of 2014 countdown, featuring special guests Michael Phillips from the Chicago Tribune and The Dissolve’s Scott Tobias. Plus, Mr. Brick himself, Rian Johnson, announces the winner of this year’s Golden Brick award.
Read MoreWhat was the best shot of 2014? How about the best performances by actors we take granted?
Read MoreJosh and Adam talk fake noses. And wrestling. And murder... with their review of FOXCATCHER starring Channing Tatum, Mark Ruffalo and Steve Carell.
Read MoreFilmspotting gets meta and gives Jennifer Lawrence the movie star treatment in this review of the first part of the last part of THE HUNGER GAMES series.
Read MoreThis Thanksgiving, be grateful for the movies you may have missed.
Read MoreJosh and Adam actually recorded this way-too-friendly review of Christopher Nolan's INTERSTELLAR three months ago – it just took a detour through a wormhole to get here.
Read MoreJosh has some awkward moments as he tries to reconcile his cultural differences with The Dissolve's Tasha Robinson. The pair reveal their Top 5 Culture Clash Comedies, and review the provocative new film DEAR WHITE PEOPLE.
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