FTM 734: JURASSIC PARK III

Patrick and Adam Riske talk about this year's Flashback Weekend and return to Isla Sorna.

The Happy and Heartwarming HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS

by Robyn Buckley

I love Rick Moranis. That’s a fairly well-documented fact as I am not shy about admitting my fondness for him. He is one of the earliest celebrity crushes that I can recall. My affection for him is mainly rooted in a deep love for Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, but that is an article for another time. Many other movies cemented my love, and for 1989 week I will be focusing on Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. So join me in shrinking down and going back in time to 1989.

The Purge #2: Jurassic Park III vs. Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines

by Rob DiCristino

It’s killer dinosaurs vs. killer robots as Rob is forced to choose between two ill-advised sequels.

Here's the F This Movie Fest 2 Lineup!

Announcing the five films selected for F This Movie Fest 2!

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 8

Everyone's tastes go a little more mainstream this week (almost everyone), so there's no excuse not to watch what we recommend.

Review: Captain America: The First Avenger

by Patrick Bromley

The great Superhero Movie Race of 2011 is at long last over, and there is a clear winner. USA. USA. USA.

F This Movie! - The Wolfman (2010)

Patrick is demoted to padawan when joined by friend, mentor and Universal monster enthusiast John for a discussion of Joe Johnston's 2010 remake of The Wolfman, classic horror and the benefits of being a lunkhead.



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Also discussed this episode: The Killer Inside Me (2010), Breathless (1960), Toy Story 3 (2010), FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992)

F This Movie! - The Rocketeer

Alex Lawson returns (with a new and improved mic) to gush over Joe Johnston's 1991 superhero effort The Rocketeer, the state of comic book movies and the sad decline of Jennifer Connelly's otherworldly hotness.