F This Movie! - F This Summer! (2012)

Patrick, Doug and JB team up for their third annual summer recap show and discover that it's all about adjusting expectations. So lower yours.

F This Movie! - The Expendables 2

Patrick, Mark Ahn and returning guest Adam go back to war with '80s action and The Expendables 2.



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Also discussed this episode: Goon, The Bourne Legacy, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Total Recall, Catching Hell, Chaser, The Master

Review: Total Recall

by Patrick Bromley

It seems like a lot of the discussion over Len Wiseman's new remake of the Arnold Schwarzenegger sci-fi classic Total Recall boils down to "Is it better than the original?" That's the wrong question. How it compares to the original is irrelevant. The question we should be asking is "Is it a good movie?"

The answer is no. Not really.

F This Movie! - The Dark Knight Rises

Mike returns (rises) to join Patrick in a discussion of the epic conclusion to Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. Get your Bane voice ready.

F This Movie! - The Amazing Spider-Man

Patrick and Erich Asperschlager set the record straight on Marc Webb's new Spider-Man movie, discuss sequels versus reboots and discover the truth about their parents.

Review: Magic Mike

by Patrick Bromley

The aspect of the new Channing Tatum stripper movie Magic Mike that's being ignored in all the marketing and hype is that it's a really good movie.

F This Movie! - Prometheus

Patrick and JB went looking for their beginning, and what they found could be their end.



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Also discussed this episode: Moonrise Kingdom, Snow White and the Huntsmen

Review: Men in Black 3

It wasn't supposed to be like this.

Review: Battleship (Alex's Take)

I think what we’ve got with Peter Berg’s Battleship is a prototypical example of the differences that arise between filmmaking and film marketing.

Sh!#ting on the Classics: Dark Shadows

by JB

Spoiler alert! This movie sucks – and not because it features a vampire.