FTM 824: THE LAST BOY SCOUT

Water's wet. Patrick and Adam Riske have secrets.

24 Hours of Movies: Sports!

Suit up for movies!

24 Hours of Movies: Kidman!

 by Patrick Bromley

We come to this place for magic.

FTM 761: ENEMY OF THE STATE

Patrick and Adam Riske are either incredibly smart or incredibly stupid.

2K Replay: MAN ON FIRE

 by Adam Riske

Nominated for “Best Supporting Actress” (Dakota Fanning) at the Golden Schmoes Awards. She lost to Natalie Portman in Closer.

Notes on Film: Back in the Habit

 by Anthony King

Celebrating 41 years.

1983 Week: David Bowie Double Feature

by Rosalie Lewis

“Let’s sway while color lights up your face.” –David Bowie, Let’s Dance

FTM Presents: The SPLATHOUSE 62: THE HUNGER

Welcome Mike Delaney and the SPLATHOUSE podcast, now hosted on F This Movie! For the first episode at their new home, the show covers Tony Scott's sexy vampire movie The Hunger.

Reserved Seating Swings for the Fences: THE FAN (1996)

by Adam Riske and Rob DiCristino

The review duo who...“HEEEEEEEEYYYYYY BOBBBAAAAAYYYYY!!!”

A Movie I'm Thankful For: ENEMY OF THE STATE

by Adam Riske

It’s also celebrating its 20th anniversary this week.

Heavy Action: Beverly Hills Cop II

by Patrick Bromley

Shakedown, takedown. You're busted.

Where the F is Doug? #11

by Doug Schultz

There's only one black character in this movie.

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 88

We have a theme this week! It's "Movies on Netflix you should watch."

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 86

Once again, we give you streaming recommendations from all different genres. We don't even try to do it on purpose.

Director Essentials: Tony Scott

by Patrick Bromley

Tony Scott has been gone for over six months. He's overdue for a reevaluation.

Heavy Action: The Last Boy Scout

Because we're not yet done remembering the legacy of Tony Scott, let's take a look back at his best action movie and one of the few great buddy cop movies of the 1990s.*

Movies I Love: True Romance

by Patrick Bromley

Today's F This Movie! entry was originally going to be a review of The Master, the new movie from Paul Thomas Anderson that's due out in about a month. But then Tony Scott got diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor (or maybe he didn't) and chose to jump off a bridge and kill himself rather than wait to die, and it seemed like I should write something about it. He wasn't a filmmaker that always meant a lot to me, but he did make one movie that means more to me than most. For that, I will forever be grateful.

Sh!#ting on the Classics: Top Gun

 

Today we examine a film that was obscenely popular when it was first released, a popularity I still cannot fathom. This film established a template for other bad movies. This film cemented the stardom of the Boy Who Cannot Act. This film invited us all to fly into “the danger zone,” which, based on the evidence in the film, is a euphemism for some sort of sewer. Come fly with me.

F This Movie! - Top Gun

Patrick and Doug write checks their bodies can't cash, eat freshly baked cookies and identify a new species of jungle cat known as the Haverick as they disagree about the 1986 navy recruitment movie known as Top Gun.

F This Movie! - Domino

A curiously hot n' heavy listener request leads Patrick and Alex into a discussion of Keira Knightley's jaw, Tony Scott's ridiculous filmography and the things a 12-year old would find cool during this f'ing of the overly-directed 2005 mess Domino.