Brendan and Jason dive into the British Film Institute's Top 100 British Films of All-Time list. What does that mean? Well, they'll be exploring each film's significance, if it deserves its place in history and answering questions and comments from you, the listeners.
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Once more unto our personal edge of tomorrow... once more the pleasure of seeing Reinhard Heydrich eliminated. This time it's from legendary pigeon wrangler Lewis Gilbert with a 70s tinged electronic-scored take: does it measure up? Is that Tim Botto... more
Controversial, brutal, long... sexy? Let's find out on this week's episode where the fellas talk about Michael Cimino's The Deer Hunter. Brendan and Jason talk all about the controversial Russian Roulette scenes, Meryl Streep wrangling an Oscar nomin... more
The war is over. The Japanese have lost. The Emperor, Hirohito, continues to live as he has, albeit in a bunker, albeit in a haze. His nation's future is uncertain as is his position but... unlike his ally on the far side of the world, there will be ... more
This week, the guys are talking about the faux documentary/first found footage movie ever (?) 84 Charlie MoPic. Is it too clean? Too gritty? Realistic? Why does Dale Dye love it so much? The guys also talk about performative progressives, realism of ... more
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The substance of the film talk is solid but, unfortunately, some of the banter is an appallingly unfunny mixture of sexist, homophobic, and occasionally racist humor. I’d hoped to stick around for more since the podcast features a lot of great films. Good luck guys, come back when you graduate high school.
I enjoy the podcasts but the swearing isn’t necessary. The start of the Lavendar Hill Mob was ridiculous. The Ipcress File was entertaining.
brendan and jason manage to be knowledgeable without ever coming off as pretentious, and their discussions always have the right balance of humor and facts. definitely one of, if not my favorite, movie podcasts out there!
You may not have seen many of these movies but that won't matter. These guys make movie talk fun. Sit back and enjoy!
If you’re a film buff, you’ve seen/picked apart the American classics...and now you’re bored. Time to fill the void: For Screen and Country has you covered! Look no further as with this choice, well produced podcast you get the very best of British film. Lots of laughs with two charismatic hosts! Film lovers: subscribe!
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