Awards Season Round-Up Part 3

by Rob DiCristino

Here are some more thoughts on movies I’ve seen!

Reel Talk Vol. 1: 2025 Holiday Movie Preview

 by Sonia Mansfield and Adam Riske

Get ready for the holiday movie season with Sonia and Adam!

TIFF Days 3-6 Roundup: WAKE UP DEAD MAN, THE SMASHING MACHINE, and More

by Joel Edmiston

Hello again. I’m not going to write a big intro. Just a little context in case you haven’t read myfirst roundup. I’m in Toronto. I mean, I am there all of the time (I live here), but right now there’s a film festival and I’m watching so many movies. My brain is just movies and pizza slices. Here are the ones I’ve watched the past few days and some words about them.

2022 Awards Season Round-up Part 2

 by Rob DiCristino

Please send help. So many movies.

FTM 625: LOOPER

Patrick and Rob don't want to talk about time travel. 

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 118

by Patrick Bromley

Streaming suggestions for the final days of August.

Opening the Mystery Box: Rian Johnson and THE FORCE AWAKENS

by Rob DiCristino

How The Last Jedi corrects its predecessor’s worst impulses.

All My Heroes Got Tired: THE LAST JEDI

by Rob DiCristino

“The greatest teacher, failure is.”

Confessional: THE LAST JEDI Made Me a STAR WARS Fan

by Alejandra Gonzalez

I’ll admit it: far too often, I have found myself championing Lord of the Rings against Star Wars enthusiasts for the sake of establishing which franchise reigns superior. I call it the "Great Clerks II Debate," in which I find myself being the dude who throws up on Randal’s floor when he has only negative things to say about Peter Jackson’s adaptations.

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.

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 10

This is it! Last chance for us to recommend movies that aren't SUPER SCARY (#ScaryMovieMonth), so get watching.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (April 13)

I know you're itching for the latest trailerz, but I have a few questions first. Has anyone else seen those WeatherTech commercials advertising vehicle floor liners? The one where the guy points a red light at a car's carpet and the narrator tries to convince us that the mats are "laser measured" (I don't even know what that means!)? HOW IS THIS COMPANY IN BUSINESS? Is America's demand for all-weather plastic floor coverings that out of control? Am I oblivious to the hundreds of thousands of car interiors whose carpets are RUINED by snow, spilled coffee and (I'm assume) semen? Don't commercials and sponsorships cost a lot of money? Are floor mats from the car's manufacturer really that expensive? Or it because they're made in America, and I'll be dead in the cold, cold ground before I put my boots on plastic liners made in China? I get the feeling that this business is propped up by some insane Howard Hughes-like molded-plastic magnate who will not stop dumping money into this crazy scheme (probably the brainchild of his deadbeat nephew) until he's buried beneath a pile of his own urine jars. I'm just so confused, is what I'm saying!