TV SET – The Sopranos, Season Four
Al and Chris yell the names of pasta at each other until one is defeated.
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Al and Chris yell the names of pasta at each other until one is defeated.
TV SET – The Sopranos, Season Four Read More »
Matt Rose spends an hour – or possibly 7 hours, depending on the time dilation effect of your particular dream level – with the guys, talking over Nolan’s dream heist/action thriller/metafictional allegory/unlikely smash INCEPTION.
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The terms of John’s house arrest allow him to join the Al and Chris in determining the worst person and best episodes of THE SOPRANOS’s third season. Then, Chris pretty much immediately breaks the Character Actor Guess Who game.
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Michael Martin returns to discuss Matt Reeves’s dark(er), gritty(er), angry(er) version of Batman, before trying out the newest game sensation sweeping the nation, Character Actor Guess Who.
Gwen Sisco returns to celebrate a hot run for the Bard of Avon on screen, and sketch out a theory for how the Shakespeare canon encompasses every possible plot a movie can take on.
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In which we look at two geek properties attempting to take an established villain from the movies and make them into a loveable antihero at the center of their own streaming series, to wildly different effect.
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Michael Martin meets the guys on the roof of Gotham PD to talk over the undeniable peak of Nolan’s Batman trilogy, and maybe just the peak of superhero movies generally?
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John and Al finally return to the Forgotten Realms with Tyler Jakes to take a good long look at the good loooooong sequel to Bioware’s epic adventure module. We discuss punishing difficulty and complexity, overwhelming amounts of content, botched romances and the challenges of bringing Dungeons & Dragons to the screen.
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Joon returns to pour over Nolan’s underrate, twisty, remarkably po-faced tale of dueling 19th century stage magicians, which is actually way better than that sentence sounds.
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