Deep Dive Film School (Adam Palcher and Adam Sherlock)

This week we break the classic ending to the Sergio Leone's 1966 spaghetti western masterpiece The Good, The Bad And The Ugly. A tale of bounty hunters on a quest for hidden treasure buried in a secret place. Wow, what a scene! Enjoy the conversation!

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This week we end out our Complicated Failures Festival with the confusing and complicated Wachowski film Cloud Atlas with our friend Tyler Beck from @threefilmspod. So many storylines, so many characters, so many opinions. Enjoy!

Well, this week no movies everybody, but this is sort of a proof of life kind of episode so you guys know we are alive and still doing a show after such a long absence! Instead, we decided to read emails and do a top 5 Netflix streaming. Everybody be patient, once Palcher finds somewhere to unbox his crap, we are getting back to it! 

This week we begin our International Horror Festival with the French film from 2017, Revenge. A story of (you guessed it) revenge about a woman who tries to escape from the grips of three, rich chauvinistic men who don't get what they bargained for with this wild, intense, beautiful and bloody film. What a way to kick off the festival! Enjoy!

I've got one word for you, kid.  Podcasts!  Welcome to our 150th episode!  This week we review the movie you guys voted for, The Graduate.  Then we get into a little bit of talk about our show, and try not to get too sappy.  We round things out with our top 5 movies that spoke to the generation that went to see them.  Thanks for downloading and send us feedback!

This episode we dive into our third installment of our You Should See This Festival with 2018's Best Picture winner Alfonso Cuarón's childhood tale of Roma.

In our heads, we could go wherever we wanted. This week we take a look at two very different documentaries about expressing emotions through the act of re-enactments, and how far that can get you. First is the 2015 documentary about a group of young shut-ins, The Wolfpack. Then we explore the disturbing world of war crimes, memory, and empathy with Joshua Oppenheimer's The Act Of Killing. Finally, top 5 Documentary Re-enactments. Thanks for listening. Leave us some feedback!

This week we continue our Stop Motion Festival with one of the all timers in Wes Anderson's charming, beautiful and hilarious rendition of Roald Dahl's children's book Fantastic Mr. Fox. What the cuss are you waiting for, watch!!

Yes it is, it's a bit nipply out. I mean nippy out, what did I say, nipple? Huh, there is a nip in the air. Merry Christmas everybody! A little short holiday special this week, what with all the holidays going ons, but we will be back next week to finish up our Polanski festival. Thanks for listening!

I never doubted the Adam's talent...their prowess on the wire.  It was the unforseen things that really worried me.  You know, America's a very litigious society...you know, manslaughter, assisted suicide...I didn't want to be liable for the death of a podcaster.  This week, we take a look at James Marsh's award winning doc about the WTC and tightrope walkiing, Man On Wire.  Then, we get into the second installment of Sherlock Should See This, the mountainclimbing doc Touching The Void.  To tie it all together, we list our favorite 'based on a true story' films.  Send some more feedback!  Enjoy!

This week we dwell on quarantine as we pair up with Holy Mountain Printing to give you our Best Isolation Horror Films for a new 101 episode. Make sure to play along with each festival and leave comments so we can interact with you and remember to subscribe to the channel if you like what you hear!

This week we analyze the epic, and tragic, opening D-Day scene from Steven Spielberg's World War II drama starring Tom Hanks. This monumental opening scene changed how war movies were looked at moving forward and is one of the rare callouts veterans from that day relate to most. Hope you enjoy the conversation!

This we dissect the monumentally famous shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 masterpiece Psycho. C'mon, you know the scene. Enjoy the conversation, I know we did!

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In the third installment of our Albert Brooks festival, we break down the 1985 road trip comedy about a mid-thirties couple quitting society and living off their life savings in a Winnebago. A hilarious take on societal norms. mid-life crisis and the trouble of marrying a gambler. Great movie and conversation! Enjoy!

This week we dive into our second installment of our Taika Waititi Festival with his first dip into the Marvel universe surrounded by massive budgets, production scale and the one and only Jeff Goldblum in Thor: Ragnarok.

After the 1982 invasion of Lebanon, I lost my memory. Now in order to remember, I am looking for those who can never forget. This week, we get into animated films about war. We start with 2008's documentary animation Waltz With Bashir. Next, the fourth installment of the You Should See This fest, Grave Of The Fireflies. Finally, our Top 5 Characters That Could Only Be Animated. Thanks for listening!

This week we dive into the graphic novel / video game masterpiece from Edgar Wright. There's a lot to talk about with this fast-paced and hilarious ensemble, a true unique piece of art.

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This episode we end our Visionary Sci-Fi Festival. The last movie in our 4-part series we dive deep into the 2014 sci-fi masterpiece Ex Machina, written and directed by Alex Garland.

To truly dive deep on this film we have to spoil, so consider this your spoiler alert.

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This week we dive into the wild minds of Christopher and Jonathan Nolan as we break down a pivotal example of the unique storytelling of this one of a kind film Memento. In this scene Natalie pushes Leonard's boundaries and toys with his condition to prove she's in complete control.

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I know you're not standing on your front porch with a bag of money waiting for me to call you. But I'm not some 18-year-old selling a cure for AIDS. I'm 46 years old, I have 22 years market experience, I know this business. So pick up your skirt, grab your balls, and lets go make some money. This week, lets talk about greed! First, 2000's Boiler Room. Then, our first installment of the Oliver Stone festival, Wall Street. Finally, our top 5 greedy characters. Thanks for listening!

This week we dive deep into the memorable "What would you do for a million dollars?" scene that culminates with all the film's characters opening up about their lives in John Hughes wonderfully scripted The Breakfast Club.

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This week we end out our Unusual Musicals Festival with the one and only Lars Von Trier and his truly haunting and sad story of Selma (Bjork) slowly becoming blind and escaping into her love of musicals.

That's the idea, Jim. First one side feeds you and the other side tries to get you killed, then it's turned around; it's all timing.This episode, we return to 1987 and revisit one of Spielberg's early historical films, The Empire Of The Sun. Then it's the last of our Miyazaki festival, The Wind Rises. Finally, our top five picks for streaming movies. Thanks for listening!

This episode we dive into the classic and timeless Peter Finch's on-air outrage scene from Sidney Lumet's 1976 film Network. I hope you're MAD AS HELL as you watch our analysis of this scene and discuss the relevance it has in today's age.

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This week we get into one of the many EPIC scenes from Alfonso Cuarón's post-apocalyptic sci-fi masterpiece Children of Men. For That One Scene we concentrate on the ping pong ball car scene. If you know, then you know. Let's get into it! Enjoy!

This week we continue our Nick Cage Festival mixed with the genius minds of Charlie Kaufman and Spike Jones as we explore the complicated world of Charlie and his process of adaptation. Not only from Susan Orleans book "The Orchid Thief" but also his adaptation to life always moving and changing. Great discussion, please watch and enjoy!

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This week we give you a 101 episode where we delve deep into the how different representations of a character's mental state are portrayed in film.

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As a matter of fact dawg, here's a pencil, go home, write some s**t, make it suspenseful; and don't come back 'til somethin' dope hits you. F**k it, you can take the mic home wit' you. This week we explore the stories of two Detroit City Poets. First is Curtis Hanson's karate kid but rapping story 8 Mile. Then, the third installment of our music Documentary festival, Searching For Sugarman. Finally, our top 5 original songs from a film. Send in feedback!

Diabolical forces are formidable. These forces are eternal, and they exist today. The fairy tale is true. The devil exists. God exists. And for us, as people, our very destiny hinges upon which one we elect to follow. Happy Halloween everybody! This episode, the Adams are joined by Sherlock's lovely wife, Abby. They are going to review two films where families are torn apart by supernatural events. First, James Wan's new horror offering, The Conjuring. Then, they review the 1989 cheeseball classic Pet Semetary. Finally, top 5 horror movie moms. Sorry for the sound quality on this one. I think it's time for a new microphone!

We continue our third installment of our Political Fiction Festival with the political sex scandal drama with Joan Allen, Gary Oldman and Jeff Bridges. Make sure to play along with each festival and leave comments so we can interact with you and remember to subscribe to the channel if you like what you hear.

This week we extend the Director's Revenge Festivals with a Forgotten Gem and masterpiece of the wonderful mind of Terry Gilliam. The story of a shock-jock who gets entangled in tragic events with a homeless man. This delightful film also has an all-star cast of Jeff Bridges, Robin Williams, Mercedes Ruehl and Amanda Plummer.

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This week is our third installment of our Rising Female Filmmakers Festival with the wonderful story of a Chinese family with a lie, Lulu Wang's The Farewell. Make sure to play along with each festival and leave comments so we can interact with you and remember to subscribe to the channel if you like what you hear.

This week we end out our Disabilities Documented Festival with a heartbreaking look at the world of people who suffer from myalgic encephalomyelitis or chronic fatigue syndrome. We see this journey through the eyes of Jennifer Brea and how she dealt, battled and suffered accepting her reality.

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This week we dive into the absolutely hilarious, wild and crazy quaaludes scene from the legend Martin Scorsese and his epic re-telling of the life of Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street.

This week we begin our David Fincher Festival with his 2007 procedural masterpiece about the Zodiac killer Zodiac. Make sure to play along with each festival and leave comments so we can interact with you and remember to subscribe to the channel if you like what you hear.

So here is the second half of our uber-long episode with Matty Ballgame Robinson.  We geek out on our top 5 and tell dick jokes and Matty does his Bane impression.  Enjoy!  Next week, our year in review.

Happy Halloween! This week we dive into a wonderful example of exposition in horror with the infection scene from David Robert Mitchell's 2014 horror throwback, It Follows. Great scene and conversation! Enjoy!

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This episode we end out our Pedro Almodóvar festival with one of his first films that gave him his big break with 1989's Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! about a young mental patient named Ricky who captures an actress with the intention of them falling in love.

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This week we begin our Food Movie Festival with the one and only Jon Favreau doing it all in his 2014 film Chef. A story about a popular chef hitting bottom only to rediscover his passion through family and a food truck. There needs to be more movies like this! Enjoy the conversation!

This week we end out Cerebral Nightmares Festival with the one and only Charlie Kaufman. We review his movie adaptation of Ian Reid's book about a girl visiting her boyfriend's parents on an unusual farm where things aren't as they seem. This is one heady film and a great deep dive!

A clean hit! A perfect hit! And no pain for the target. Too bad the guy was only thirty-eight; just two years older, he'd have been worth three times the points. This week we head to the raceway for two high octane thrill rides! Heh, sorry. Anyhow, first we start with the 1975 cult classic, Death Race 2000, and then get into our second installment of the You Should See This festival with the Wachowski's 2008 living cartoon, Speed Racer. Finally, our top 5 seizure inducing scenes. Don't forget to vote for the 200th episode at our website!

This week we review post-LOTR Peter Jackson's confusing choices in The Lovely Bones. Which centers on a young girl who has been murdered and watches over her family? - and her killer? - from purgatory? I guess? Enjoy the conversation!

This week we dive into one of the many classic scenes from the original 1988 (Christmas?) film Die Hard, directed by John McTiernan. We chose the "Ho ho ho, now I have a gun" scene. We discuss the origins of John McClane, his effect on future action stars, how smart of a character he is and the ultimate question, is Die Hard a Christmas movie? Enjoy the conversation!

Do you know what a metaphysical can of worms this podcast is? This week we go inside of the brain of John Malcovich and Charlie Kaufman as we review 1999's Being John Malcovich. We continue to give it to Palcher as Sherlock makes him watch Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead. It all ties up with our top 5 movies that play with reality. Thanks, please donate! 

This week we dive into the classic rooftop finale of one of the best sci-fi films of the 80's, Ridley Scott's Blade Runner. We discuss the build up to this scene, the atmosphere of the movie and Rutger Hauer's memorable performance. Enjoy the convo!

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This episode we are extending our No Capes Festival and discussing Chester Gould's comic strip adaption of the crime fighting detective Dick Tracy. Directed and starring Warren Beatty, Madonna and some generational actors doing some embarrassing shit.

Oh Grace, I think you have plenty to offer the town of Dogville. Some heavy stuff this week, folks! We start with trying to sift through the misery and mystery of Lars Von Triers experimental morality tale, Dogville. Then we get into the third installment of Palcher's You Should See This Festival, The Arbor. A 2010 documentary/experimental film about the life of british playwright Andrea Dunbar, and how her abuse and addiction affected the lives of her children. Then we get into our Top 5 unconventional films. Don't forget to call in and leave feedback for our 200th episode!! 1-707-408-ADMP (2367)

This week we continue our Unusual Musicals festivals with a truly weird and unusual film about a British Lord paranoid schizophrenia who thinks he's Jesus Christ. Written from a play by Peter Barnes, directed by Peter Mazak and starring Peter O'Toole. So many Peter's! Enjoy the show!

Here it is, folks. Around three years in the making or so, some of the funniest moments from the last 50 episodes. So many good moments we did two parts! Here is part one!

The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool. This week, we travel back to the 1970s to hear some amazing music and meet some incredible people. First, we delve into Cameron Crowe's love letter to rock and roll, Almost Famous. Then, we get into the first of our Music Documentary Festival with 20 Feet From Stardom. Finally, our top 5 streaming music movies. Thanks for listening! We would love some feedback!

The nuns taught us there were two ways through life - the way of nature and the way of podcasts. You have to choose which one you'll follow. This week, we tackle the strange, symbolic and unyielding Terrence Malick film, Tree of Life.  To tie in with that, we wrap up our Ingmar Bergman festival with 1982's Fanny and Alexander.  Then it's time for top 5 fathers and sons in film.  Send in some more feedback!

A girl can't read that sort of thing without her lipstick. This week we take a look at what it means to be a 'classic' movie, and how they hold up in this day and age. First, Breakfast At Tiffany's. Then our third installment of the Billy Wilder festival, Sabrina. Finally, top 5 upcoming actresses. Thanks for listening! 

Hey gang! Yes, we are still alive. Sorry for such a long break. Lots of stuff going on, but we'll be back soon! In the mean time, enjoy this blast from the past, all the way back to 2008 for Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, the doc Bigger Stronger Faster, and top 5 Inspirational Scenes. Enjoy! 

We continue our 3rd installment of our Food Movie Festival with the unique and methodical film Pig from first time director Michael Sarnoski. A film about a recluse chef who forages mushrooms with his pig to make a living, but there is more to being shut off from the world and chasing what you love. Enjoy the conversation!

All is lost here, except for soul and body, that is, what's left of them, and a half day's ration. It's inexcusable really, I know that now. How it could have taken this long to admit that I'm not sure, but it did. This week we realize how much the ocean wants to kills us with two films. First, Robert Redford does a lot of doing, but not a lot of talking in All Is Lost. Then, Tom Hanks falls in love with a volleyball on an island in Cast Away. Finally, Sherlock misunderstands our Top 5 list. Enjoy!

The week we examine the classic and hilarious fake orgasm scene from the 1989 Rob Reiner rom-com, When Harry Met Sally. We discuss why this is as close to the perfect comedic scene there is out there. Enjoy!

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This episode we break down the fantastic mind of Guillermo del Toro with the famous Pale Man scene from his haunting coming of age horror fantasy film Pan's Labyrinth.

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This week we begin a new festival talking about complicated failures from historically great directors. We begin the festival with a doozy as we overanalyze the Spielberg/Kubrick brain fart that is A.I. Artificial Intelligence, about a robot boy who strives for love from people who hate him. This is a great conversation, enjoy!

This week we dive into the infamous Winkie's scene from the wild mind of David Lynch and his Hollywood dreamscape film Mulholland Dr.

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This week we get into our 3rd installment of our Director's Revenge Festival with the one and only Ridley Scott who comes back with a fantastic and entertaining sci-fi flick with Matt Damon in The Martian after a decade of ho-hum epics.

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It'll be just like in the movies. Pretending to be somebody else. This week we go on a serious mind bending trip trying to find the meaning in one of David Lynch's stranger films, Mulholland Drive. Then we finish up our Powell and Pressburger festival with A Canturbury Tale. Finally, top 5 scenes from the fest. Thanks!

The story of how an eccentric French shop keeper and amateur film maker attempted to locate and befriend Banksy gets hashed to bit as we review 2010's Exit Through The Gift Shop. We also begin our documentary fest with Orsen Welles glorious performance in his essay documentary from 1973 F For Fake. Then to continue the theme we give you are top 5 films that question or challenge art. Boo ya.

This week we end our festival with the 1997 Steven Spielberg "historical-ish" and "bio-picish" drama Amistad where an African Mende tribe slave ship becomes an American trial of ownership and freedom.

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Your father will protect you. Your father will always protect you. Happy Halloween everyone!!! This episode we take a look at the small brilliance of John Krasinski's A Quiet Place. Then, our top 5 PG-13 films. Have a great holiday! We will see you next episode!

First off, you see gum on the street, leave it there. It isn't free candy. Merry Christmas or whatever other religious or non-denominational holiday festivities you may be celebrating or not this year! This year, we do the Will Ferrell movie Elf. Palcher thought we had already reviewed it, but after checking, we hadn't. It's a Christmas miracle!!

This week we begin our Director's Revenge festival where we highlight the fantastic Australian director George Miller and his comeback action masterpiece of his beloved franchise with Mad Max Fury Road starring Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy.

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This week we continue our third installment of our International Horror Festival with a Mexican genre bending film about a small gang of 5 kids trying to survive the Mexican drug cartel by day and their inner demons by night. This could have been a forgotten gem, easy! Enjoy!

There's no such thing as the past, it exists only in the memory. There's no such thing as the future, it exists only in our imagination. If our watches were truly accurate the only thing they would ever say is now. This week we look at the scales of justice, and how when they are tipped out of balance filmmakers can help to shine a light on the injustice. We start with the final chapter in the Paradise Lost saga, West Of Memphis. Then the last installment of the documentary festival, Errol Morris' The Thin Blue Line. Finally, Palcher brings Sherlock some crap to judge with In or Out. Thanks for listening!! 

I'll tell you what: I'm never eating at Benihana again. I don't care whose birthday it is. Welcome to our year in review for 2013! We are starting off with Scorsese's new pitch black comedy, The Wolf Of Wall Street, and then we will be getting into 2013's tops and flops, where we look at the best and worst of the year. Enjoy!

We were supposed to draw a picture. Anything we wanted. I drew a man. He got hurt in the neck by another man with a screwdriver. Everyone got upset. They had a meeting. Mom started crying. I don't draw like that anymore.   I draw... people smiling, dogs running, podcasts. They don't have meetings about podcasts.  This week, the Adams see dead people, everywhere!  It all starts with the 1999 M. Night Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense.  Then we take a look at the second installment of our low budget film festival, Absentia.  To tie it all together, our top 5 child protagonists in a film. 

This week Palcher and Sherlock give their tops and flops of this flop of a year 2020. Palcher lists his 5 best films of the year and Sherlock lists the 5 movies he's glad he didn't see. Enjoy!

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There are two kinds of people in the world, winners and losers.  You just downloaded this podcast.  You make up your mind which that makes you.  This week, the Adams review the indie black comedy Little Miss Sunshine, and tie it together with the fourth installment of our listener choice festival with the Kevin Costner road trip flick, Fandango.  Then they dive into the cliche ridden world of the road trip movie.  Music by The Kill and The Middle Distance.  Send us more feedback!!

Right. That's bad. Okay. All right. Important safety tip. Thanks, Egon. This week, we say goodbye to an 80's comedy powerhouse, Harold Ramis, by reviewing the always incredible Ghostbusters. Along with that, our second installment of the SwayzeFest, Ghost. Finally, top 5 theme songs.

This episode we dive into one of the most famous scenes from one of Alfred Hitchcock's best films Rear Window. In this scene our snoopers from across the courtyard finally get caught in the act in a wild and exciting scene that is dripping Hitchcock tropes. Enjoy!

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This episode we dive into our 3rd installment of our Pedro Almodóvar Festival with the weird, the wild and the truly unique story of a brilliant plastic surgeon confronting his tragic past with some seriously heavy and harsh results.

This week we breakdown the brain of the Robert Eggers as we examine his feature film and underrated horror masterpiece The Witch. We dive into the exorcism scene where Caleb becomes possessed in front of his frightened and confused family dynamic. Great conversation! Enjoy!

It's a glow-in-the-dark compass ring. So you don't get lost. This week we take a look at the early career of one of our most beloved actors, Tom Hanks. First the poorly aged and fairly bad Bachelor Party, then the still classic Penny Marshall film Big. Finally, our Top 5 Loose Ends In Movies. Thanks for downloading!!!

This special holiday episode has us reviewing that classic dinner table scene from the 1989 Christmas classic comedy Christmas Vacation. Happy Holidays everyone!

This week we dive into that classic opening scene from Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey and try and break down the dawn of man.

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Do You Like Scary Movies? This week we pay homage to the late great master of horror, Wes Craven with his 1996 hit, Scream. Happy Halloween everybody!

This week we give you a holiday treat with a deep dive into the classic and famous leg lamp scene from the original 1983 Christmas classic 'A Christmas Story'. You know the scene and damn do we have a good time discussing it. Enjoy!

We're all just playing our parts now. This was written long before we got here. I'm at your command. This week, we get caught under the spell of the 2010 uber-realistic western, Meek's Cutoff. Then we get into our fourth installment of our Film Westival, The Searchers. Finally, our top 5 abduction movies.

Look, Mommy! Dinosaurs! Aw, hell yeah! This week, ADMP goes full Kaiju!! Is that a euphamism for something? Anyways, we start with Gareth Edwards 2014 reboot of Godzilla. Then, it's Guillermo Del Toro's turn with 2013's Pacific Rim. Wait, that HAS to be a euphamism for something... Right?

Nothing is written!  This week, we begin our Peter Weir festival with the dreamy Russell Crowe sailing the seven seas in 2003's Master and Commander - The Far Side Of The World.  To tie in with that, we have reviewed the classic Middle Eastern battle epic, Lawrence Of Arabia.  Then, we hope we don't lose any listeners when we reveal our top 5 classic films we have never seen.  Send in feedback!

This episode we serve the public trust, protect the innocent and uphold the law as we review Verhoeven's 1987 masterpiece Robocop to end out our festival. Make sure to play along with each festival and leave comments so we can interact with you and remember to subscribe to the channel if you like what you hear. we have new episodes every week!

This week we throwback to Frank Capra and his 1939 masterpiece that presents the dirty side of politics to a young and naive US Senator, his morals and character get in the way and this week we analyze the end scene that shows him fighting for his love of freedom and democracy for his country. Enjoy the conversation!

I am the most renowned killer of fish in the whole United States Army Air Force. Happy New Year everybody! We are taking a look at two great WW2 films this week. First, Mike Nichols Catch 22, then the first installment of our Powell and Pressburger festival, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp. Then, our top 5 fragmented storylines. Enjoy!

There was abuse in my family, but it was mostly musical in nature. This week, we look at the behind the scenes of a performance, first with 2003's Christopher Guest film, A Mighty Wind, and then the second installment of our musicals festival, Singin' In The Rain. Finally, our top 5 Concert Movies. Thanks for downloading!

Welcome to our inaugural episode! This episode we begin our Visionary Sci-Fi Festival. The first movie in our 4-part series we dive deep into the 2013 masterpiece Her, written and directed by Spike Jonze.

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This week we invite our friend Nikki to review the horrible Home Alone 3 with us. Enjoy our pain! Happy Holidays everybody!

Don't worry, scrote. There are plenty of 'tards out there living really kick-ass lives. My first wife was 'tarded. She's a pilot now. This week, for no reason at all, not for a statement or anything, we decide to review Mike Judge's 2005 film Idiocracy. Then, Sherlock gives Palcher a little bit of the old In or Out. Damn. There has to be a better way of saying that.

I am Jack's Movie Podcast.  This week, the Adam's tackle David Fincher's nihilistic take on the Chuck Palahniuk book, Fight Club.  After that, they wrap up the asian thrillers fest with 2000's Battle Royale.  Top 5 for this episode is best narration in a movie.  Enjoy!

Well, what am I supposed to do? You won't answer my calls, you change your number. I mean, I'm not gonna be ignored, Dan! Here we go, you guys! One of the weirdest match ups we have ever done! At first, it was supposed to be about infidelity, but then we mixed in the punishment review, so this episode is about....relationships? Maybe? Is that a stretch? At any rate, we throw together Adrian Lyne's terrifying Fatal Attraction with the last installment of the Woody Allen fest, Hannah and Her Sisters. Then Sherlock does his punishment review of Double Dragon. Next episode, we start the second film Westival!

This week we discuss the truly and offensively bad Dana Carvey vehicle Master of Disguise from the early 2000's. We dive into the ridiculous plot, the lazy joke telling, and the endlessly painful and unwatchable impressions Carvey has in his bag. This is an epic takedown and conversation, enjoy!

When you're in the middle of a story, it isn't a story at all. It's only afterwards that it becomes anything like a story at all, when you're telling it to yourself or someone else. This week, reality and truth are blurred and the conventional narratives we depend on are blown away. We start with the 2012 Sarah Polley documentary Stories We Tell. Then, our first installment in the newest You Should See This festival, Life In A Day. Finally, our top 5 unconventional storytelling. Send us some feedback!

This week we review the meet cute scene in the diner and Joe Black's intro and his EPIC quick exit. Lots to discuss, join us!

This week we dive into the epic and brutal Viggo Mortensen naked gangster shower fight scene in David Cronenberg's underrated and forgotten Russian gangster film Eastern promises from 2007. Viggo stars along side Naomi Watts and Vincent Cassell. Great conversation!

This episode we dive into that epic and memorable scene from the Coen Brothers modern western classic. The infamous Coin Flip scene. Join the conversation! Enjoy! Make sure to play along with each festival and leave comments so we can interact with you and remember to subscribe to the channel if you like what you see.

I know what you're thinking, is it episode 148 or 149?  Well, to tell you the truth, in all of this excitement, I kind of lost track myself.  But being as this is A Damn Movie Podcast, the most powerful podcast in the world that would blow your ears clean off, you gotta ask yourself, do you feel lucky?  This week, we look at two gritty action films from 1971, Dirty Harry and Shaft.  Along with an overview of Clint Eastwood's career, we do our top 5, Actors who have been associated with a role through their carreer.  Send us feedback and enjoy!