#603: Sully / Nordic Cinema Marathon Awards
Adam and Josh take opposing sides for a debate on Clint Eastwood's latest, SULLY, starring Tom Hanks. Plus, their Nordic Cinema Marathon Awards.
Read More#602: Top 5 Comedies of the 21st Century / Young Frankenstein
Adam and Josh name their Top 5 Comedies of the 21st Century and honor the late Gene Wilder with a Sacred Cow review of YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN.
Read More#601: Morris From America / Southside with You / Nordic #7 - Rams
Adam and Josh split on Sundance hit MORRIS FROM AMERICA, plus thought on DON'T BREATHE, LITTLE MEN, and the Obama-first-date movie, SOUTHSIDE WITH YOU, and the seventh film their Contemporary Nordic Cinema Marathon.
Read More#600: Top 5 Movies Future Historians Will Remember w/ Chuck Klosterman
Adam and Josh celebrate their 600th episode with the Top 5 Movies Future Historians Will Remember with special guest Chuck Klosterman.
Read More#599: Fall Movie Preview (2016) / Hell or High Water / Nordic #6 - 1001 Grams
Adam and Josh look ahead to the fall with their Top 5 Fall Movie Questions. Plus, reviews of HELL OR HIGH WATER and KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS.
Read More#598: Hunt for the Wilderpeople / Top 5 Directors We'd Bankroll
Adam and guest host Tasha Robinson (The Verge, Next Picture Show) review the charming indie HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE and imagine themselves as a pair of studio executives for their Top 5 Directors We'd Bankroll.
Read More#597: Suicide Squad / Top 5 Women Comic Book Characters (Done Right)
Josh and guest host Angelica Bastién find a few nice things to say about SUICIDE SQUAD and share their Top 5 Women Comic Book Characters.
Read More#596: The Fits / Star Trek Beyond / Le Havre
Adam and Josh review Sundance hit THE FITS, plus STAR TREK BEYOND, Michel Gondry's MICROBE & GASOLINE and more. Plus, Aki Kaurismaki's LE HAVRE.
Read More#595: Ghostbusters / James Solomon / In a Better World
Adam and Josh review GHOSTBUSTERS (2016) and Susanne Bier's 2011 Oscar-winning IN A BETTER WORLD. Plus, Adam's conversation with James, Solomon, director of THE WITNESS.
Read MoreAbbas Kiarostami: The Filmspotting Reviews
From the archives, Filmspotting's reviews of the late Abbas Kiarostami's "Taste of Cherry," "Certified Copy," "Close Up," and "Like Someone In Love."
Read More#594: Top 5 Films of 2016 (So Far)
Adam, Josh, and the Chicago Tribune's Michael Phillips share their five favorites from the first of the year.
Read More#593: Swiss Army Man / Kiarostami Tribute / Top 5 'Body' Movies
Adam and Seattle Screen Scene's Melissa Tamminga review SWISS ARMY MAN and share their Top 5 'Body' Movies. Plus, a remembrance of the late Abbas Kiarostami.
Read More#592: The BFG / Top 5 Children's Book Adaptations
Josh and guest host Tricia Bobeda from WBEZ's Nerdette Podcast review Spielberg's THE BFG and share their Top 5 Children's Book Adaptations.
Read More#591: Nicolas Winding Refn - Elle Fanning / De Palma
A conversation with Nicolas Winding Refn ("Drive") and Elle Fanning ("Super 8"), the director and star of the new film, THE NEON DEMON. Plus, a review of DE PALMA.
Read More#590: Blindspotting - Body Double / You, The Living
In anticipation of the new doc DE PALMA, Adam and Josh do some homework and catch up with the deranged 1984 erotic thriller, BODY DOUBLE.
Read More#589: The Royal Tenenbaums / Top 5 (Non-Kids) Movies To Show Your Kids
Adam, Josh, and Sam consider how THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS holds up 15 years after its release.
Read More#588: Top 5 Movie Rivalries with Steven Hyden / Sunset Song
What's the Beatles v Stones of movie rivalries? Adam and Josh propose a few answers with their Top 5 Movie Rivalries, plus a review of the latest Terence Davies film, SUNSET SONG.
Read More#587: The Lobster / Rebecca Miller Interview / The Man Without a Past
Adam, Josh, and the Chicago Tribune's Michael Phillips review the long-awaited Yorgos Lanthimos film THE LOBSTER. Plus, an interview with MAGGIE'S PLAN director Rebecca Miller and the second film in the Contemporary Nordic Cinema Marathon.
Read More#586: The Nice Guys / Top 5 Films of 1987
Adam and Josh review Shane Black's latest, THE NICE GUYS, and share their Top 5 Films of 1987.
Read More#585: April and the Extraordinary World / Songs from the Second Floor
Comic artist Jacques Tardi is little known in the U.S but revered in his native France. His expressionistic, historical graphic novels are the inspiration for the new animated film APRIL & THE EXTRAORDINARY WORLD, which just opened in limited release.
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