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We got spurs that jingle-jangle. Come join the boys. We talking Fallout. We have thoughts.
Hugh and Jamie embark on an in-depth breakdown and critique of one of the most frustrating and confounding TV shows they've ever come across, Alex Garland's "Devs". (4/8)
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Tim Pool's wet dreams become reality in Alex Garland's near-future dystopian America. Come join the lads as they discuss and review Civil War from A24.
What's the deal with all these omens? Let's find out with the boys and guest.
Little Platoon: https://www.youtube.com/@TheLittlePlatoon
Hugh and Jamie review and discuss two movies about likeable thieves, the power of movie star charisma, and the joy of seeing a plan come together.
Come join the boys as they discuss the 2024 Oscars' Best Picture nominees, pick their favorites, predict which film will take home the big prize, and try to puzzle out why some of these films are even nominated in the first place.
As a special gift for Hugh's b-day, Jamie has finally agreed to indulge in Hugh's favorite so-bad-it's-good film franchise and join him in his cartography of Vin Diesel's fascinating psychology. Come join us as we discuss Fast X and the rest of the Furious franchise, because just like Olive Garden, when you're here, you're family.
According to the 1,639 critics, curators, and academics who participated in the BFI's 2022 Sight and Sound Top 250 Poll, "Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles" is the greatest film of all time.
If you're curious what exactly the art world considers to be the absolute best film ever made, but you don't want to spend 3 hours and 20 minutes watching a film that even people who love it admit is supposed to be boring and banal, then this is the video for you.
Enjoy.
It's (wo)man vs the unknown in this prehistoric period piece horror picture. How difficult could it possibly be to make this premise work? Let's find out as the boys discuss and review Out of Darkness.
The fellas react to a video by Film Speak about historical accuracy in movies, Ridley Scott's controversial comments on the subject, and Scott's critically divisive historical epic, "Napoleon" (2023). Do movies based on true stories have any obligation to be true? When does artistic license cross the line? Is it gay to care about history? Join us for answers to all these questions and more.
Much has been said about the decline of mainstream Hollywood films in recent years. But how are indie, low-budget, and arthouse movies doing? Is life outside the mainstream a wonderland of incredible films just waiting to be discovered, or is the indie landscape just as dire as mainstream Hollywood?
Talk to Me
Infinity Pool
Beau is Afraid
The Boy and the Heron
Dream Scenario
Poor Things
Saltburn
Sound of Freedom
Leave the World Behind
They Cloned Tyrone
American Fiction
May December
The Iron Claw
Anatomy of a Fall
The Holdovers
The boys discuss the newest installment in their favorite monster franchise, Godzilla Minus One, and maybe they'll talk about that one where Godzilla's babies are foiled by gum balls.
Is this what Scorsese calls "the cinema"? Let's talk about some cinema with some special guests (nevermind why the floors are sticky, why does it matter about the sticky floors?)
Jon: https://www.youtube.com/@jcjgraham
Theo: https://www.youtube.com/@Theottree
The boys discuss Hugh's favorite horror movie, The Thing (1982), and also its ill-fated prequel, The Thing (2011)
Oh, Patrick. You poor thing.
The horror... the horror...
Let me know which one is your favorite down in the comments.
What did you think of the new "Joker" film?
New movie good.
Old movie bad.
Everything is political.
Fans are toxic.
Themes are life.
Expectations must be subverted.
NPC Reviews... saving the world, one video essay at a time.
Patrick Willems says The Last Jedi is intended for children, therefore you're not allowed to hate it (even though you are allowed to love it).
But is it really intended for children? You be the judge.
Patrick Willems's's video for reference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1VeOlIDD9o
From the studio that brought you It, a fully fleshed out story about a group of kids learning to conquer fear by confronting a spooky clown, comes It: Chapter 2, the same exact story about the same exact kids doing the same exact thing, but as GROWN UPS so look how great we matched the kids to adults guys right??
Was It: Chapter 2 intended to be a parody? Is bullying ever the answer to your problems? Is Stephen King a evil clown from outer space?
Find out today on a Hugh's Solo Adventure!
I really like the joke about Cats being creepier than Midsommar that's making the rounds on YouTube comments pages. And since Jamie's in Atlanta now, I decided to dissect the frog and break down why Cats is legitimately just as horrifying (if not worse) than Midsommar on my own. Buckle up kiddos.
Annihilation has many defenders here on YouTube who seem really upset that the movie did not perform well at the box office last year.
They praise the movie for its metaphors and ideas, and seem convinced that it's an incredibly intelligent film. Some even say it flopped because it's too smart for mainstream American audiences.
In this video Hugh & Jamie explain in exhaustive detail exactly how wrong they all are.
It's a mess, guys...
And you know it.
Hugh and Jamie react to and review the teaser trailer for "Doctor Sleep", the upcoming sequel to "The Shining" that absolutely no one asked for.
God, if you give us back Stanley Kubrick we'll give you Stephen King.
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