2K Replay: PRIDE & PREJUDICE

 by Adam Riske

Winner for “Best Movie for Mature Audiences” at the MovieGuide Awards.

Friday Night Double Features Vol. 41

 by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

New double features to watch in between NBA playoff games.

Movies I Love: PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL

by Patrick Bromley

I have learned to embrace being a Disney bro.

Reserved Seating: NEVER LET ME GO

The review duo who let this one go while it was playing.

Reserved Seating: JACK RYAN: SHADOW RECRUIT

The review duo (and Patrick Bromley!) who thinks this is a game, Jack.

Review: COLETTE & WHAT THEY HAD

by Rob DiCristino

A look at some of Bleecker Street’s award season offerings.

FTM 418 - LOVE ACTUALLY

Patrick and Margo Donohue get the shit kicked out of them by love.

Riske Business: My 20 Favorite Modern Day Actresses

by Adam Riske

Let’s give these gifted artists some due. Yes, I know I left off Meryl Streep. She’ll be ok.

Can a Song Save Your Life?

by Lexy Van Dyke

I have always wanted to be a musician.

Review: Everest

by Adam Riske

A good movie I will forget by the end of this review.

7 Bait-and-Switch Movie Posters

by Doug Schultz

Misleading. Inaccurate. Comically deceitful. What follows is a closer look at the world of film poster advertising. Warning: major spoilers ahead ...

Review: Begin Again

by Patrick Bromley

Can a song save your life?

Review: Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit

by Adam Riske

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is very entertaining and just a fraction more interesting and compact than it should be. It’s not particularly memorable, but that’s ok. It’s a January release. If it's not horrible, it's an overachiever.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (February 17)

The trailer for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter was released this week (you can check it out here). If you've been dying to see a dude dressed like Abraham Lincoln (complete with stovepipe hat) acting a ninja, murdering CGI vampires, then this movie was made for you. I really don't know how I feel about it yet. The title is hilarious, but director Timur Bekmambetov is assuring everyone that the movie is completely serious. Which is good? I love Starship Troopers more than most, and part of the reason it's so goddamned great is because there's a complete lack of self-awareness. The joke isn't telegraphed, and that also appears to be the case here. So ... good? Yay? I'm happy about this? What do you guys think?

F This Movie! - Domino

A curiously hot n' heavy listener request leads Patrick and Alex into a discussion of Keira Knightley's jaw, Tony Scott's ridiculous filmography and the things a 12-year old would find cool during this f'ing of the overly-directed 2005 mess Domino.