Friday Night Double Features Vol. 66

 by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

Ten new double features to watch after your team is eliminated from the NBA Playoffs.

FTM Rewind: 24 Hours of Movies: Happy Birthday Erika!

by Patrick Bromley

It's Erika's birthday, so let's flash back to January 2017 at a 24 hour movie marathon programmed just for her.

Gripehouse 2018

by Adam Riske

My annual list of movie-related venting.

24 Hours of Movies: First Love

by Patrick Bromley

You never forget your first.

Super 8 and Some Movie Therapy

by Patrick Bromley

This has been a rough week and I'm looking for help.

Composer Essentials: James Horner

by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

Patrick and I highlight some of our favorite pieces of music from the late, great composer.

13 F-Bombs in PG-13 Movies

By Doug Schultz

Go f**k yourself, San Diego.

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 25

We're all going pretty mainstream this week. Deal with it.

F This Movie! - Our Favorite Movies of 2011

 Patrick, Doug and JB saw hundreds of movies in 2011. These are their favorites.

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Our Favorite Movies of 2011, Part Two (Mike & Erika)

Two more 'Best of 2011' lists, this time from Mike Pomaro and Erika Bromley. We're almost done. We promise.

Our Favorite Movies of 2011, Part One (Erich, Mark & Alex)

As we continue our "Best of 2011" series, today we've got lists from Erich Asperschlager, Mark Ahn and Alex Lawson, who all place Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer surprisingly high. Enjoy!

My Favorite Movie Moments from 2011

2011 was a crazy mixed bag for movies, offering a lot of different viewers a lot of different things. While not every movie may have worked completely -- especially a lot of those being lauded as the year's "best" -- it was easy to find moments of greatness in a lot of them. Whether from my favorites of the year or not, these are my favorite moments in the movies last year.

F This Movie! - F This Summer! (2011)

Patrick, Doug and JB look back at the terrifying lows, the dizzying highs and creamy middles of Summer 2011.

F This Movie! - Super 8

 

Patrick and JB talk monsters, models and J.J. Abrams' Super 8, plus receive a special surprise visit from the supervillain known only as THE QUIBBLER.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (Week of March 7)

Ugh. I already regret using "Winning!" as my opening (and only) introductory line last week. Will you ever forgive me? If you don't, I'll sue you for $100,000,000.00.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (Week of February 7)

How 'bout that Super Bowl? Super Boring commercials, amIright? Well, soak it up, football fans, because it looks like there might be a player's strike next year. And THEN who are you gonna watch? Shane Falco? The answer is yes -- we will be watching Shane Falco. "Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory lasts forever."

Super 8
Release date: June 10, 2011



This is the second trailer for Super 8, which is directed by J.J. Abrams and produced by Señor Spielbergo. The first "teaser" trailer, here, is actually longer, but shows less of the movie. I first saw this during the Super Bowl, and, for a brief moment, it made me forget about how much I hate the Packers. Close Encounters of the Third Kind meets X-Men meets Paul (#pauljoke)?

Bridesmaids
Release date: May 13, 2011



I'm not even going to bother with any commentary about this movie, because Patrick already did it ... and BETTER. Click here to read his unique take on this trailer. And while you're at it, subscribe to his About.com Comedians newsletter! You're welcome.

Red State
Release date: Oct. 19, 2011



Can Kevin Smith just retire already? I'm not saying that this movie doesn't look good (it doesn't), or that Kevin Smith doesn't still have talent (he doesn't), I'm just annoyed by the fact that the March 8 Chicago premiere of this movie costs $77.50 for the CHEAPEST ticket. Also, weed, tweets, hockey and jorts.