Battleship Pretension

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bp movie journal / david bax / movies / podcast / tyler smith

BP Movie Journal 7/2/20

In this episode, Tyler and David discuss the movies they’ve been watching, including: THE KILLING FLOORMICHAELPETER PANMADCHEN IN UNIFORMVICTOR AND VICTORIATHE SKULLSMERMAIDSTOKYO OLYMPIADTHE PHANTOM OF THE OPERAHALE COUNTY THIS MORNING, THIS EVENINGPERIOD. END OF SENTENCE.GLADIATORTHE MOST DANGEROUS GAMEYOU SHOULD HAVE...

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i do movies badly / jim rohner / movies / podcast

I Do Movies Badly: The Endless

Benson and Moorhead revisit the world that they established in Resolution with The Endless allowing them to explore more of the “what” of the entity controlling peoples’ fates, but still neglecting to answer the “why” or “how.”

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movie meltdown / movies / podcast

Movie Meltdown: Fixing the Crystal Skull

This episode we try to see if it’s possible to… fix the Crystal Skull. The fourth installment in the Indiana Jones franchise has frustrated fans since it’s initial release. So we start with our on-going recasting question… could something as...

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i do movies badly / jim rohner / movies / podcast

I Do Movies Badly: Resolution

Who’d have thought that it was a review from IMDb cluing me into how Resolution, a film that I initially wrote off as “two guys who did the best they could with what they had,” was actually a meta parody of tired...

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movie meltdown / movies / podcast

Movie Meltdown: Battle of the Castings

We recently posed the question, if they made a live-action Battle of the Planets movie, who gets cast as the leads? So we settle in for a discussion about different options… from big-budget blockbuster choices to more age-appropriate actors. What...

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i do movies badly / jim rohner / movies / podcast

I Do Movies Badly: Spring

Benson and Moorhead’s Spring is a marvelous exploration of suspense over surprise, focusing on two closed off characters whose world views of objectification stem from their vulnerabilities and fears of loss (even if its female lead is far more interesting than its...