"The Flagship Film Podcast"
“The flagship film podcast” featuring in-depth reviews, top 5 lists and interviews.
Filmmaker Rian Johnson joins Adam to consider Lars von Trier and the apocalypse, as they discuss the Danish filmmaker's latest, "Melancholia." Plus, a countdown of their Top 5 Movies That Begin With the End.
Read MoreMatty interviews Chicago filmmaking royalty this week when director/producer Steve James and co-producer Alex Kotlowitz drop by for an in-depth discussion about their great new documentary "The Interrupters," chronicling a year in the life of some of Chicago's most violent neighborhoods.
Read MoreWhen Michael Phillips fills in for Matty, the hosts stop being polite... and start getting real. It's Docapalooza 2011!
Read MoreWith Matty vacationing in Minnesota, Filmspotting producer and former co-host Sam Van Hallgren fills in to discuss Kenneth Branagh's "Thor" and share the Top 5 Films of 1995.
Read MoreA discussion of Joe Wright's "Hanna" starring Saoirse Ronan and Cate Blanchett... Plus, Matty's conversation with all-time great 'that guy' Michael Rooker ("Super") and the inaugural class of Filmspotting's Character Hall of Fame.
Read MoreTwo hosts enter the canyon... but how many come out with all of their limbs intact?
Read MoreFilmmaker/actor Edward Burns sits in for Matty this week to discuss his new film "Nice Guy Johnny," and reflect on the career of his cinematic idol, Woody Allen.
Read MoreAdam and Matty beg you to like them this week by discussing David Fincher's "The Social Network."
Read MoreThere's only one thing that can top a new Filmspotting episode featuring an interview with Todd Solondz about his new film "Life During Wartime," a discussion of the final film in our Billy Wilder Marathon, "Stalag 17," and our Top 5 Performances of 2010 (So Far).
Read MoreAdam’s got a Matty. Buzz has a Woody. Pixar trots out its intrepid team of toys for one more great escape with this week’s hot summer release of "Toy Story 3."
Read MoreAnd then Alice came upon one of the strangest creatures she had ever before seen. Sitting high atop a mountain of marzipan and wearing a flowing robe of postage stamps and chiffon sat a large, bulbous beast with two heads. The two heads, one a tad more handsome than the other, each wore outlandish chapeaus that read "Kritik Hat," and the duo seemed to be arguing feverishly with each other over the merits of director Tim Burton’s latest film "Alice in Wonderland."
Read More"No, you listen to US!" This week Filmspotting celebrates the return of Mel Gibson to the screen in the new thriller "Edge of Darkness" by delivering every segment of the show as though they were on the phone with the kidnappers who had just nabbed their only son.
Read MoreIt’s a potpourri of crazy this week on Filmspotting.
Read MoreAdam and Matty discuss the latest Coen Brothers film, "A Serious Man,” and share a conversation with the film’s star, Michael Stuhlbarg.
Read MoreFPPLE, Film Podcast seeks Podcast Listener Experience. You: Long walks on the beach unnecessary, but must have appreciation for interviews with "The Brothers Bloom" writer/director Rian Johnson.
Read MoreWith Matty in NYC for Tribeca, Filmspotting is taking a little break... hopefully this interview with "Hunger" writer/director Steve McQueen will provide a little fix until next week.
Read MoreA is for Adam. B is for Ballgame. C is for "The Class."
Read MoreThis week's four-hour roadshow production of Filmspotting -- OK, 90-minute roadshow production -- is brought to you without an intermission.
Read MoreAdam gets a chance to catch up with "Role Models" director David Wain and somehow resisted the urge to ask for Paul Rudd's phone number.
Read MoreThis week on Filmspotting, your hosts take a trip around London with the most chipper and ebullient tour guide ever to grace the screen.
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