Review: THE ODYSSEY

 by Rob DiCristino

“Tell me about a complicated man. Muse, tell me how he wandered and was lost.”

Johnny Deadline: THE INSTIGATORS

 by JB

Finally! What Rob D. has been lobbying for-- a genuine mid-budget, three-star movie.
There’s only one catch.

Review: AIR

 by Rob DiCristino

Or: We Made a Shoe

2K Replay: THE BOURNE IDENTITY

 by Adam Riske

Winner of the Taurus Award for “Best Work with a Vehicle” at the World Stunt Awards.

FTM 617: THE DEPARTED

Patrick and Rob pahk the cah and smell a rat.

FTM 597: DOGMA

Patrick and Rob say if there's not a movie about it, it's not worth knowing.

SAVING PRIVATE RYAN: 20 Years Later

by Adam Riske

One of the best war movies ever made turns 20 this week.

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 17

by Patrick Bromley

Here's a bunch of stuff to watch this weekend. It's not like there's anything more important going on.

F This Movie! 369: Good Will Hunting

Patrick and Doug still like them apples.

To Bourne With Love

by Mark Ahn

With the summer release of the latest installment of one of my favorite action series, I was trying to figure out why Jason Bourne wasn’t inciting more personal excitement. I asked other action movie lovers (also Bourne fans), and found that we all shared the same sort of disinterest, as if we just couldn’t be bothered to watch it.

Weekend Open Thread

Matt Damon!

Riske Business: Mall Movies of the 2000s: Titan A.E.

by Adam Riske

I’m still trying to figure out why I bought this movie on DVD back in 2000.

Where the F is Doug? #17

by Doug Schultz

Let's take a road trip, shall we?

Review: Elysium (Alex's Take)

I’m glad movies like Elysium exist. In a lot of ways, writer-director Neill Blomkamp’s second feature crystallizes a concept that is at once plainly obvious and yet always in need of more analytical thought: Making a good movie is god damn hard, man.

Our Favorite Sequels

It's summer now, and that can mean only one thing: SEQUELS! They're not all just routine, cynical cash grabs, though. Here are some that aren't. Or that are, but we just don't care.