Summer has officially arrived on F This Movie! as Patrick and Mike take a rainbow bridge to Asgard for a discussion of Thor, The Avengers and tiny scientists.
Monday, May 9, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (Week of May 2)
Happy Cinco de Mayo (+1), everyone! Or, as we here at F This Movie! like to call it, "Cinco de Mayo de Rapido," which roughly translates to, "You should all go out and see Fast Five, which, while flawed, is still a fun, summer movie!" If you're too cool to SEE movies, then use your ears and LISTEN to our podcast on Fast Five. Tequila!
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Director Essentials: Paul Verhoeven (Doug's Take)
by Doug Schultz
Today's entry in F Directors! comes from Doug, who examines the essential films and nude scenes of Dutch madman Paul Verhoeven.
Today's entry in F Directors! comes from Doug, who examines the essential films and nude scenes of Dutch madman Paul Verhoeven.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
F This Movie! - Fast Five
Patrick and Doug don't exactly see eye to eye on Fast Five, the fifth installment in the Fast and Furious franchise. That's because one of them is a cop.
Monday, May 2, 2011
10 Awesome Villain Deaths
by Patrick Bromley
Inspired by nothing and for no reason at all, today seems like a good day to talk about some awesome bad guy deaths. Obviously, MAJOR SPOILERS lie ahead.
Inspired by nothing and for no reason at all, today seems like a good day to talk about some awesome bad guy deaths. Obviously, MAJOR SPOILERS lie ahead.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Like You Were There: Ebertfest 2011 (Day Four) (JB's Take)
JB is taking over Like You Were There this week, as he reports daily from Champaign, Illinois, while attending Roger Ebert's annual film festival, Ebertfest.
It had to happen. It happens almost every year at Ebertfest -- a film so good, so well intentioned, so meaningful that it puts all of one’s petty gripes and snarkiness to shame. A film that conquers cynicism
with talent, heart and intellect. That film is A Small Act, a moving documentary by Jennifer Arnold. At its conclusion there was not a dry eye in the house.
It had to happen. It happens almost every year at Ebertfest -- a film so good, so well intentioned, so meaningful that it puts all of one’s petty gripes and snarkiness to shame. A film that conquers cynicism
with talent, heart and intellect. That film is A Small Act, a moving documentary by Jennifer Arnold. At its conclusion there was not a dry eye in the house.
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