Reserved Seating: TRIPLE FRONTIER

The review duo who express candor for a film directed by J.C. Chandor.

Review: DUNE

 by Rob DiCristino

In which Denis Villeneuve crafts half of a masterpiece.

FTM 591: EX MACHINA

Patrick and Rob have an Oscar Isaac dance party.

Review: STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

by Rob DiCristino

The Skywalker Saga ends with a buffet of empty calories. And that’s fine.

FTM 420 - STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI

On this very special bonus episode, Patrick is joined by Adam Riske, Heather Wixson and Robyn Buckley to have a spoiler-filled about the latest installment in the Star Wars franchise.

F This Movie! 394 - Drive

Patrick and Mark Ahn are real human beings and real heroes.

The Death of Dreams: Inside Llewyn Davis

by Alejandra Gonzalez

I think we would all agree that one of the most magical experiences that comes with loving movies is crossing paths with just the right one at just the right time. What’s bizarre is that the same movie at an otherwise less perfect time might not have the same effect on us.

In Another Castle: Misplacing Affections in Ex Machina

by Rob DiCristino

“Did we ever get past the chess problem?”

Review: Star Wars: The Force Awakens

by Patrick Bromley

Worth the wait.

Review: Ex Machina

by Alex Lawson

Movies like Ex Machina can be exceedingly tricky to pull off. In an attempt to strike the delicate balance between saying Something Profound About the Nature of Humanity and just telling us an engaging and entertaining story, movies of this ilk can often buckle under the weight of their own ambition and pretension.