Thanks for the show! I have to say though, I miss the three hour shows. Seems like since Greg left episodes have been shorter and shorter, which is understandable. Just an observation. Keep up the great work.

You guys not get The Grandmaster up there?

For the last time…

Woody Allen fucked his then girlfriend’s (Mia Farrow) adoptive daughter – who was around 20 at the time. She was never Allen’s adoptive child, and she was not underage.

An undeniably douchey and weird thing to do, no doubt, but it’s not incest, and it’s not pedophilia.

It’s actually kind of baffling how the media has skewed that story over the years.

Hey Sean, I was wondering if you could tell me where the intro music from the original 80 episodes came from. Specifically, I’m talking about the one that has a female choir and sounds like something from the 70’s. If you can’t remember I understand. Btw thank you for posting the older episodes.

The premium podcasts are a welcome addition and make up for the shorter episodes.

I don’t mind the episodes being generally shorter, Film Junk anno 2013. The only thing I feel is generally missing these days – or that there’s fewer of – is slice of life stories. I don’t know if that just depends on the circumstances of you guys’ lives, or if it’s a conscious decision, but some of my all-time highlights are definitely various stories not even related to film, but rather vagina fries and anal exams.

That’s not to complain or anything, as there’s plenty of other great stuff and you guys have definitely been on a roll the past few months with some of your best shows in years, but rather just an observation.

That shark was astounding! I thought it was actually real until I got home and found out it wasn’t.

The effects in this thing we’re pretty brilliant.

Can’t believe nobody mentioned A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE.

@Sean Highly recommend checking out the 3 hour documentary called Woody Allen. It is on Netflix, just watched it, and if you want to get a grasp of Woody it is pretty amazing. Goes through most of his films, gives you a flavor of them, a lot of Woody in his own words, some surprising stuff (like he hated Manhattan and didn’t want to show it).

Nice, I do remember seeing that on there. I will add it to my queue. Thanks!

Alright, I guess I’ll be speaking for DVD extras here, since I feel (and I am perhaps mistaken) that there was a general vibe from the crew during the news segment of “who really cares about extras”.

Maybe it’s because you guys mostly buy DVD’s/Blu-Ray’s and not rent them, but as someone who is still renting from time to time, extras are the only reason for me to bother doing that, because they are the only thing that Netflix and other services like it cannot yet provide. Sure, some bonus stuff, especially on new Hollywood releases, is just EPK fluff, but one cannot discount there are some excellent extras packages out there that makes it worth using physical media even if you only watch them once. Out of all of these the best is the commentary. I have no interest in rewatching Star Trek Into Darkness but if I had such a desire and planned on buying the Blu-Ray I would certainly think twice after Paramount’s dick move of throwing the commentary exclusively on itunes.

Completely agree

In relation to gothams real location, in batman forever two face flies his chopper into the Statue of Liberty.

K.O.C! Nice to hear you finally got your Flynn on. Fingers crossed Gregg will special guest at some stage and report back on Gentleman Jim.
Re-watched my Point Break DVD after hearing your review – had forgotten the Red Hot Chili Peppers were in there as the “bad” surfie gang. They should get One Direction to be the baddies in the Point Break remake.