Still playing the catch up game, we present to you Shutter Island.

There  is some heavy debate amongst the hosts regarding this one, so PLEASE, join in.  Comment below, send us an email or shoot us a call.  Our contact info is on the site.

Host:

• Tony
• Tony2
• David
• Darrell

This episode was recorded 3/10/10.

I maybe going overboard with a few of those adjectives… but maybe not.

This episode was recorded on 3/3/10.

Let us know what you think!

Psst.  The next episode is coming on Saturday.  SRSLY!

This episode was originally recorded on 2/24/2010.

Seriously, if you haven’t seen this flick, we’ll ruin it for you.  Before you listen, do yourself a favor and go watch the movie.  Especially if you like any of the following:

1. Sam Rockwell
2. Kevin Spacey
3. Robots that act like robots
4. Good Movies

This episode was recorded 2/17/2010.

Don’t forget, we are still recording every Wednesday night.  For more information check out the Big List o’ Movies.

Hosts:

• Tony – @tonymast
• David – @bafadam
• Darrell – @darrellf

You can also follow the podcast on twitter: @betterintheback

Edited by: Tony

Yeah, it’s late… we’ve got about 20 episodes in the tank that we are working our way through editing now and we’ll release them as they are ready.

Note: There is some clipping (mostly at the beginning) in this episode. It’s part of the raw audio and there isn’t much we can do to fix it.  Hope it doesn’t detract too much from your listening pleasure.

Note 2: This episode was recorded on February 10th, 2010.

HOSTS:

• Tony
• David
• Darrell

Feel free to tell us just how wrong we are.  We have email, we have a comments section, we have a voicemail line.  Use them, please!

Seriously, there is nothing more to say.

If you want to take part in the show-notes fun, email Tony and then look for the BSP show notes Waves on Google Wave.  It’s fun for all!

This is a special episode and is outside of the regular format.

New episodes are recorded every Wednesday night and released when we get around to it.

More show-notes when someone on Wave provides the assist.

Hopefully someone on wave.google.com will help me by working up some show notes for this episode (hint, hint)

And the second.

Hosts:
Tony
Darrell
Darren
Adam David

Drinking Game Preparatory Count: 9 Drinks (You don’t get much when they’re on topic.)
Drinking Game Participants Final BAC Estimate:

Beer – .02
Wine – .04
Shots – .14

Note: This is a non-scientific estimate and shouldn’t be used as a goal.

1:25 David shows off how prepared he is for the upcoming shows.
1:45 Darren has interesting ideas of “The Perfect Date.”
2:40 High level reviews.
2:45 Chris did not edit him out.
2:55 David feels Darrell. Darrell is conflicted.
3:15 Darren fails to impress with his movie re-watching ability.
3:40 Tony used to disagree with everyone.
4:15 David thinks it’s the third greatest.
5:55 David drops the F-bomb! Then forgets his next point.
6:10 Actor reviews.
6:12 Brad Pitt elicits another F-bomb from David.
6:50 Edward Norton also elicits an F-bomb.
7:05 Death to Smoochy was a great movie, Tony.
7:35 Helena Bonham Carter does not elicit an F-bomb, though everybody liked her performance.
8:10 Meatloaf gets an F-bomb in his introduction!
9:10 David is more informed than everyone else!
9:55 <Censored> <censored>.
10:00 Plot synopsis.
12:00 “Greek chorus?” Darren’s classing up the joint.
12:20 We start talking about spoiling the movie.
13:00 We’re still talking about spoiling the movie.
13:30 We’re still talking about spoiling the movie.
14:00 We’re still talking about spoiling the movie.
14:30 We’re still talking about spoiling the movie.
14:45 We actually spoil the movie.
15:25 “Primal manliness?”
23:10 Darren finally derails the conversation with a sidetrack into Zodiac.
23:40 Darrell gets ’em back on track.
29:30 David wants to get revolutionary! But leave him his couch.
31:15 Tony goes grunge.
32:15 I want you to punch me as hard as you can.
34:00 We’ll get there.
34:20 Chris calls shenanigans.
34:50 Darren gets very excited about a G4 report.
35:30 My wife leaves the room.
36:10 I say this counts as a “sprung” moment.
36:40 Darrell sticks to the plan.
37:50 “The buffet of manliness.”
38:10 Darren really gets into the rules.
42:40 In a movie about punching, the first punch is pulled.
44:30 David and his terrorist beard, then the guys get sexist.
44:45 Sarah drops an F-bomb!
46:10 Tony tangents.
50:00 Go for the knee and get out.
52:30 Drugs are bad! Move on.
53:05 Darren is weird.
54:00 The second punch is pulled.
54:30 Kudos to random guys.
59:40 “Jack’s sense of having nothing to add to this conversation.”
1:08:00 The Marla conspiracy gathers steams.
1:10:00 Watchmen is discussed in relation to Fight Club.
1:11:00 Timeliness is discussed.
1:13:00 You’re special, just like everyone else.
1:13:50 Tony disagrees about fulfillment.
1:16:00 Chris edited part of it out.
1:18:00 The griping about the jobs is done.
1:19:00 Marla is proven to be really, because we don’t see Edward Norton whacking it.
1:20:00 That’s it!

(Thanks, Stingray02!)

What’s everybody drinking:
Tony – Ouzo by Metaxa
Darrell – Dry (Designated Driver)
Julie – Hurricane

Unofficial Drink Count for those playing the Official BSP Drinking Game: 7

00:15 – A brief reading of the rules.
00:27 – Julie realizes how drunk one can get using the rules.
02:02 – A clarification of the rules Re: Adam’s David’s recognition of a movie vs actually seeing a movie.
03:36 – Julie realizes that the night starts out with 3 drinks due to her presence!
03:51 – Intro Music
04:30 – Host Introductions – Tony, Darrell, & Julie
04:56 – Explanation of Skanksgiving
05:12 – Contest Announcements
05:50 – Announcement of the special guest host for episode 124: Fight Club
06:34 – Tony calls out the hosts for being boring since Adam David isn’t here.
06:52 – High level reviews
08:40 – Acting reviews & history of the development of this film.
12:06 – Julie has nothing to add to this conversation at this time.
13:22 – Tony & Julie show their love for a Backstreet Boy.
14:22 – Tony calls out John Corbett for phoning-in his performance.
15:25 – BUNK?
16:00 – Discussion of the cross-cultural impact of this film.
17:56 – Julie still has nothing to add to this discussion.
18:12 – Julie adds something to this discussion!
18:27 – Plot synopsis begins.
24:30 – Julie has some thing to add to this discussion.
25:09 – Darrell shows his love for Nia Vardalos’ transformation.
29:17 – Plot synopsis hits Act II of MBFGW – the actual wedding planning & event.
30:18 – Tony proclaims to the world facts about his anatomy or repeats a line from the film.
30:27 – Darrell confirms that it is a line from the movie – Eχω τρία Aρχιδια
32:32 – The Singularity makes an appearance.
32:44 – Ouzo – it’s like wine, but better!
33:38 – Windex – every ailment from psoriasis to poison ivy can be cured with Windex.
35:21 – Guatemalan’s aren’t Greeks – who knew?
37:10 – Plot synopsis ends and our hosts move into artistic critique of the film.
37:53 – Darrell serenades us with a song from the Lion King – which I am sure is written by a Greek.
38:26 – Darrell talks about the St. Louis International Film Festival and the films he saw.
38:59 – Formosa Betrayed
39:08 – The Only Good Indian
39:54 – The Wonder of It All
40:11 – Saint Misbehavin’: The Wavy Gravy Movie
40:34 – Playground
41:00 – Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo
41:37 – Tony mentions The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters

41:52 – Julie talks a bit about the Isabella Rossellini film/thing Green Porno
42:55 – Precious
43:00 – Up in the Air
43:47 – Mariah Carrey can’t act in Glitter but might have some chops in Precious
44:03 – The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
46:24 – Brazil is talked about being Terry Gilliam’s best box office showing.
47:26 – Darrell mistakenly calls Logorama by a different name.
49:52 – Darrell talks about the different venues and events that are held during SLIFF
53:10 – Outro

Hosts & Drinks for this episode:
Tony – Herencia de Plata, over ice.
Darryl – (No idea, someone ask Darryl)
Sarah – 7 and Pepsi, with straight shots of 7 to supplement
Chris – Pepsi Max
David – Dry as a bone. (Wink, wink, nudge, nudge)

Next Week’s Movie:
My Big Fat Greek Wedding

The Hanky Code, as referenced near the end of the episode.

Hosts & Drinks for this episode:
Tony – the remnants of a bottle of Maker’s Mark (FROM THE BOTTLE)
Chris – Pepsi Max
Darrell –

Drinks: |||F|||||

1:15 Epic nipple.
2:00 Business: Contest on the website; two episodes in the can; Chris jacked up an episode; do our work for us using Google Wave.
5:25 Darrell puts it out into the world.
5:50 That’s a terrible segue, man.
6:00 High level thoughts.
7:00 Ooooo! Navy Seals!
8:30 Subtelty? We don’ need no stinkin’ subtlety!
10:00 Darrell mixes it up by being the one to disagree with the rest of the hosts.
12:10 Rundown of the actors, starting with Patrick Swayze.
16:15 G.I. Joe (the 80’s cartoon version) is held up as better than parts of this movie.
16:45 Chris and Tony have different ideas about what qualifies a spider as “giant.”
17:00 Moving on to Emilio Estevez’s brother.
19:10 The DM says, “Take a drink!”
20:00 The hosts veer drunkenly into plot synopsis.
24:05 Chat room corrects the hosts.
29:15 That teacher in the front of the classroom over there says that Ghengis Khan ruled the Mongols….
30:15 It is implied that David would have nothing to contribute to this conversation.
30:25 Chris’s sister doesn’t get Top Gun.
33:55 The older generation just doesn’t understand us.
39:10 “When you’re older, you’ll know it works.”
40:10 The movie is a series of TUBES! I mean, vignettes.
41:00 Babysitting techniques in the 80’s: not so smart.
45:30 Tony does some Fan Boy Smack Down reminiscing. 5!
45:50 Darrell may or may not have briefly swallowed the microphone at this point.
47:30 Tony uses the night’s movie to talk about Star Wars.
50:00 Chris gets really, really worked up.
53:00 Chris fears Sarah. As should you.
54:30 Suck grenade, douchenozzle!
56:20 Egg Shen almost shows up.
58:00 Keeps me warm.
1:01:45 Anything can be converted into a locator device.
1:02:30 Chris blames the French. Tony blames Gaius Baltar.
1:08:00 Tony kills the whiskey. Keeps him warm.
1:10:15 Feminism doesn’t apply to teenagers; thus, Twilight.
1:13:20 Chris has a dirty mind–can’t accept a platonic relationship.
1:15:50 Tony has controlled his drunkenness very well through this episode. At this point, all control is gone.
1:16:10 The lines between reality and fiction get blurred.
1:17:15 The creepiness overwhelms Chris.
1:18:15 Chris summarizes the big, dramatic, soul-searching character moment: Blah, blah.
1:20:40 He looks at his hands. HE LOOKS AT HIS HANDS!
1:25:00 Chris has motivation to swallow the mic this time.
1:26:25 Star Trek was a longer episode.
1:26:45 Darrell wants to get political. Tony wants more whiskey.
1:28:00 Chris proves himself on par with David in missing the great movies of the era.
1:32:45 Chris is weird…
1:33:05 …and a parent.
1:35:00 Chris commits to his role as David.
1:35:55 Red Dawn’s teat has been milked!

(We’ll add to the show notes as they are populated on the Wave for this episode.) If you need an invite, shoot an email to Tony.

(Note: There is a discussion on Google Wave which will eventually replace these show notes.  If you want an invite, or if you are already on Google Wave and want in on the wave, send an email to tony@… (you know the url.)

Here is what the Wave has generated thus far:

Hosts:
Tony
David
Sarah

1:52 – Sarah pretends she’s never been a part of the chat room conversation going south.
2:05 – Weekly releases means weekly news! Welcome back, my old friend.
3:50 – Fleshlight and Knob Creek advertising. All right.
4:45 – High level thoughts. Tony disagrees with everyone else. Are we surprised?
8:15 – Sarah proves she has balls. I wouldn’t dare call him Larry Fishburne, regardless of his past.
10:45 – Sci-fi semantic wankery narrowly avoided.
12:19 – I got your resolution right here!
17:45 – David doesn’t recognize a movie reference.
20:15 – David gets cut off.
21:10 – Never split the party.
21:50 – Pneumatic doors don’t slam. Dammit.
22:20 – Don’t keep secrets from the party.
23:35 – Tony wants a movie taken in a different direction. Are we surprised?
25:19 – Sam Neill is Egg Shen. There ya go.
26:05 – Sarah actually watched the movie. At this point, we have questions about whether Tony and David did.
28:45 – The chat room talks about a much more interesting movie.
29:30 – Vaginas are serious business.
30:00 – Chris chooses to leave it in.
30:15 – Tony wants to breeze through the plot.
30:55 – Sarah forces Chris to cut an F-bomb.
31:15 – Tony describes lunch at KFC… or the monster in the movie.
32:00 – New names for the show. I approve.
32:45 – The plot actually gets described. A whole lot of arguing commences.
34:15 – Parallels are drawn to Alien.
34:40 – Sarah says “Thrust.” Twice.
35:05 – Tony forces Christ to cut an F-bomb.
35:50 – Sarah pulls out the Mom-tone on David.
36:30 – Expendable crew members are discussed.
36:55 – David doesn’t know who Denzel Washington is.
38:15 – There’s an X-wing!
38:45 – Be careful about being po-ag-nant.
39:45 – “That’s not a load-bearing structure.”
40:20 – Engineering by Jesuits.
40:30 – Tony’s annoyed distraction nets useful results.
41:30 – “That sounds like Marge Simpson.”
43:35 – The black hole belches.
44:15 – Human goo on buttressed windows.
45:20 – Filters fix everything!
46:05 – Ewwwww….
46:45 – Hardcore sneezing.
48:55 – More filters!
49:45 – The filmmakers learned nothing from Khan’s inability to think in three dimensions.
51:20 – David employs Podcasting Pro Tip #1. Sarah sidesteps.
53:15 – Is it a hole or a platform? Chris makes a poor alliance.
54:05 – Sarah forces Chris to cut an F-bomb.
54:10 – Chris switches sides.
55:40 – Super Cooper!
56:15 – Unnecessary weapon selection.
57:40 – Useless XO is useless. Tigh he is not.
58:57 – Sarah pulls off the F-bomb hat trick!
1:00:45 – “This was a poorly written episode!”
1:01:08 – David attempts to apply Podcasting Pro Tip #1 and fails.
1:02:38 – David joins in the F-bomb dropping entertainment!
1:03:10 – Sarah’s had two beers and verbs it up.
1:03:45 – David poses and scares Sarah.
1:03:55 – The joy inspired by the end of the conversation is evident in Tony’s voice.

We are CAUGHT UP!!!!  Specially thanks to Chris ‘the F-in’ Machine’ Amelung for editing the past 26 episodes. From August 31st to October 31st there were 25 episodes totally just under 26 HOURS of audio released on our feed.

Spread the word, boys and girls.  The Back Seat Producers are back, we’re weekly and we’re here to BLOW.YOUR.MINDS!  (Or at least to drink and talk about movies.)

This episode is about Zombieland… listen up.

Be warned, if you haven’t seen the movie and haven’t been spoiled on the big Cameo, you might want to wait until you watch the flick.  It’s worth seeing.

We talk about Horror, Thrillers and Suspense movies.

Sorry for the short show notes, but it’s time to go trick or treating.

I leave for you instead the picture above.  Tony’s pumpkin this year.

(A Quick Note – We’ve discovered a technical glitch in the audio file of this episode.  While Chris RE edits the file, why don’t you take a moment and listen to a favorite old episode or rub your tummy full of Halloween  candy, much like Adam/David does every episode. )

(Follow-up Note – The episode has been fixed and can be downloaded NOW in its complete and astounding glory.)

Gong!

Adam is now David.

David botches the intro.

Phil threatens David’s colon.

High level impressions.

David makes arbitrary, “I haven’t seen Ghostbusters.”  Comment.

Sarah can’t figure out how to use the chatroom.

Who else could have been Jack Burton?

Phil uses Kim Cattrall to cross the streams of Egg Shen and Yoda.

Phil condones lubing up of Kim Cattrall.

Phil calls out ‘that one white guy’ in the movie.

(Why is Phil leading the conversation?)

Phil drops some truck trivia.

And now we jump on the plot train…

David calls out Darrell as a racist.

More plot.

Is anyone else snickering whenever they say ‘Wang’?

Rule 34 is mentioned.

Kurt Russell = Will Smith

Sarah gets her nails done with dudes.

Phil owned a Fiero.   Listen for it… David is getting bored.

Green Eyes = Bucket Leather Seats.

Security is probably the only thing that’s tight at the White Tiger.

David does Egg Shen.  No one calls him out as racists.

David comments about the size of Wang.

Quotes from the movie and laughter.

Out of context quote:

“… Wang and Jack off…”, said David.

Phil sets the story straight… in creepy voice.

David gets upset when Phil starts quoting Egg Shen early.  Not because it’s out of order, but because Phil beats him to the quote.

Communist allegory?

Oh hell, just listen an enjoy.  Seriously, why are you reading this?

Egg Shen is the Asian Neville Longbottom.  (This explains soooo much about David.)

Splorted?

Phil and David talk about someone who isn’t there to defend himself.   And they’re wrong.

Sarah and Chris are apparently involved in some role-reversal.

David pees.

We wish there were only one.

Since there aren’t we decided to pick the only one worth talking about.

Please let us know your thoughts on Highlander and be sure to check out the Big List o’Movies on the website to see what our forthcoming topics are.

We discuss the world that the stitchpunks inhabit and the aspects of each of the 9 characters of this film, along with the antagonists they encounter.

Let us know your thoughts on the film.

Promo: Movie Mantras

Adam and Tony chime in with one of the shortest BSP episodes in history. (They should have probably called in Tee to help them fill out the show some more.)  And who would have thought that they couldn’t have talked longer about a movie with one of it’s most memorable scenes taking place in or describing events in a women’s locker room.

And boy does ole’ Wikus have some ZANY adventures.

Listen as the Back Seat Producers recount some of his trials and tribulations as he works to relocate ‘The Prawns’ from District 9 to their new ‘home’.

Promo: J.C. Hutchins’ print release of 7th Son: Descent to be released October 27th.

Listen as Darrell and Tony talk about this Disney… Yep.. naked man butt in a Disney flick… movie.

This and many other important questions regarding this film by Luc Besson are answered in this episode.

Listen, Enjoy, and give us your feedback about the burning question of the day.

Thriller, Action or Romantic Comedy?  How would YOU define HP6?  Let us know in the comments below.

We have a talk about the film and then slide into a discussion of how the military and military families are portrayed in the media.

Tell us what you think about the movie or the expanded conversation in the show notes, in email, voice mail or by carrier pigeon.

Genetics, nature vs. nurture, human will over human body.

Check out our discussion of the flick and drop us some feedback.  Everybody’s doing it.  You know you want to.

People die.

Sheep die.

Disturbing things happen to both sheep and people.  Yes… THOSE disturbing things.

And then….

we talk about the movie where these things happen.

Nazi Dinosaurs?

We dare you not to have visions of velociraptors in Hugo Boss designed SS uniforms with shiny jackboots after listening to this episode. (Apologies to Chris for stealing this line from his email telling us he was done editing this episode.)

This one is rated Explicit, so be warned.

In this episode, we discuss the 1999 Sci-Fi Comedy/Spoof Galaxy Quest.  Lots of laughs are had buy the hosts as we pick apart the flick and explain why we feel this is the way that spoofs of Sci-fi should be made.

What is most amazing is the broad range of work that the actors of this move have gone on to do since making this flick.

Let us know what yo think.

Special thanks to special guest Aron Head of Ideology of Madness and Funny Books with Aron and Paulie.

Let us know what you think and be sure to check out Aron’s other work… Including this amazing 4 part interview he did.

Also, make sure you order your copy of THE STORM CLOUD today.

Before we start in with the movie talk though, we do mention our new anthology THE STORM CLOUD.

THE STORM CLOUD is a collection of sci-fi and fantasy short stories that feature, what else, storm clouds in each tale.

We are nearly sold-out of our initial run of the book and hope to sell these last few before we being our second print run and add our second book, BUILT FOR SPEED,  to the collection.

Thanks for listening and don’t forget to hit the website up with any of your comments, criticisms or questions.

There were a lot of us.

We drank and celebrated making it to episode 100.

We drank and cussed.

We drank.

Sense the theme?

We are joined by Tee Morris via the magic of Skype (warts and all) for a marathon session of reviewing films.

The goal was 100 movies in 100 minutes.  We hit 100 movies at about the 40 minute mark and made it to 128 movies by the end.

Nope, I don’t know where the list is, but if I find it, I’ll scan and post it.  In the meantime, if someone wants to catalog the list and email it to me…. Send it along, I’ll credit your effort.

Oh yeah, and this one is explicit.

The following was added on September 24, 2009.

Alright, kiddies…  Our good friend and fan Jeff Bailey has done what we were too lazy to do.  I’ll let his work speak for itself.  Enjoy!

This Island Earth (2:11)
The Day The Earth Stood Still (2:49)
Mystery Science Theater 3000, The Movie (3:48)
Forbidden Planet (5:15)
Lost In Space (7:26)
Immortal Beloved (8:54)
Leon The Professional (aka The Professional) (9:21)
“Tee’s 1st F-Bomb” (9:35)
Heat (10:55)
Miami Vice (12:09)
“Tee’s 2nd F-Bomb” (12:17)
Godzilla [Japanese version] (12:54)
Stranger Than Fiction (13:12)
The Notebook (13:33)
Dracula (Francis Ford Coppola) (14:40)
Dracula (Bela Legosi) (14:56)
Nosferatu (15:27)
Shadow of the Vampire (15:44)
Dracula 2000 (16:28)
The Fifth Element (17:04)
Batman Begins/The Dark Knight (18:59)
American Psycho (19:46)
The Machinist (19:50)
Iron Man (20:08)
The Harry Potter Movies (22:00)
The Untouchables (22:38)
Dances With Wolves (23:19)
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (23:47)
Field of Dreams(24:34)
Waterworld (25:08)
The Godfather 1, 2 and 3 (25:45)
The Insider (28:14)
Manhunter (28:34)
Silence of the Lambs (29:01)
Hannibal (30:22)
Good Fellas (31:17)
Analyze This (31:52)
The Batman Movie (32:50)
Batman (33:20)
Batman Returns (33:27)
Batman Forever (34:51)
Batman and Robin (36:29)
The Punisher – War Zone (37:56)
The Punisher (reboot) – (38:12)
“Tee’s 3rd F-Bomb” (38:45)
The Punisher (original) – (39:19)
Flash Gordon (39:58)
The Watchmen (41:05)
Elektra (42:09)
Daredevil (42:54)
The Hulk (Eric Bana) (43:23)
The Incredible Hulk (Edward Norton) (43:38)
Fight Club (44:14)
Superman 1 (46:40)
“Tony gets sprung” (47:00)
Superman 2 (47:18)
Superman 3 (48:15)
Superman 4 (48:37)
X-Men 1 (50:00)
X-men 2 (50:50)
X-men 3 (51:16)
Snatch (52:50)
“Tee’s Skype connection drops” (53:57)
Casino Royale (reboot) – (54:20)
Thunderball (55:16)
Dr. No (55:20)
You Only Live Twice (55:32)
Never Say Never Again (55:55)
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (56:30)
“Tee is back on Skype” (57:48)
“Tee’s Fourth F-Bomb” (57:49)
The Avengers (57:37)
Dr. No (58:28)
From Russia With Love (58:42)
Goldfinger (59:06)
“Tee’s Fifth F-Bomb” (59:17)
Thunderball (59:26)
You Only Live Twice (59:45)
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1:00:12)
Diamonds are Forever (1:00:45)
Live and Let Die (1:01:54)
The Man with the Golden Gun (1:02:09)
The Spy Who Loved Me (1:02:50)
Moonraker (1:03:18)
For Your Eyes Only (1:04:01)
Octopussy (1:05:02)
“Tee calls shenanigans on Maude Adams” (1:05:15)
“Tee’s Sixth F-Bomb” (1:05:40)
A View To A Kill (1:05:49)
The Living Daylights/License To Kill (1:06:21)
Goldeneye (1:07:20)
The World Is Not Enough (1:07:29)
Die Another Day (1:07:34)
Tomorrow Never Dies (1:07:50)
Casino Royale/Quantum of Solace (1:08:12)
The Rundown (1:09:22)
Captain Blood (1:09:57)
“Tee’s Seventh F-Bomb” (1:10:02)
The Seahawk (1:10:15)
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (1:10:58)
Virtuosity (01:11:26)
Deja Vu (01:11:44)
Gladiator (01:12:29)
The Six Star Wars Movies [SW/ESB/ROTJ/TPM/AOTC/ROTS] (01:13:55)
“Tony’s 1st F-Bomb” (1:15:40)
“Tee’s Eighth F-Bomb” (1:15:56)
“Tee’s Ninth F-Bomb” (1:20:06)
The Matrix Movies (The Matrix/The Matrix Reloaded/ The Matrix Revolutions) (1:20:24)
“Tee’s Tenth F-Bomb” (1:21:11)
The Indiana Jones Trilogy (Raiders of the Lost Ark/Temple Of Doom/Last Crusade) (1:24:04)
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (1:27:47)
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Fellowship/Two Towers/Return of the King) (1:30:09)
The Starship Troopers Trilogy (Starship Troopers)(1:32:11)
Total Recall (1:32:59)
Predator (1:33:05)
Terminator (1:33:12)
Basic Instinct (1:33:17)
“Adam drops some ‘Mr. Skin’ knowledge” (1:33:43)
Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1:33:55)
Basic Instinct 2 (1:34:17)
Starship Troopers (continued) (1:34:39)
Airplane (1:36:08)
Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation (1:36:27)
Starship Troopers 3: Marauder (1:37:09)
Back to the Future Trilogy (1:38:19)
“Adam gets sprung (time travel)” (1:38:28)
“Tee gut punches Adam” (1:38:46)
“Tee’s Eleventh F-Bomb” (1:39:14)
Time Rider : The Adventures of Lyle Swann (01:39:49)
Time After Time (1:40:38)
Star Trek: The Motion Picture (01:41:12)
Star Trek II : The Wrath of Khan (01:41:14)
Star Trek III : The Search for Spock (01:41:17)
Star Trek IV : The Voyage Home (01:41:18)
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (01:41:20)
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (01:41:24)

Again…

Thank you, Tee

Thank you, Jeff

and thanks to everyone who has listened to us couple of guys having some drinks and chattin’ up some movies.

Come listen as discuss how this technology which was once seen as only a gimmick to give audiences a new viewing experience can be applied to the palette of tools that film-makers can use to enrich the movie going experience and draw audiences more deeply into the stories they are telling.

We also discuss the wealth of information on their website, http://in-three.com/, and at their companion blog, http://thedimensionalists.com/.

After listening, we’d love to hear from you guys.  What movies would you like to see this technology applied to?  Leave your comments at the website.

Both of these fantasy movie titles start with the letter ‘L’ and both were released in 1985.

Special thanks to Becca, the official BSP Groupie, for giving us the subject of tonight’s episode.

This episode is being marked as explicit, but solely for the content of the promo we play at the break.

Promo: The Good Parts

Everyone does agree though that Kate Winslet’s performance was deserving of the Oscar she earned.

Yeah, these show notes are short… unlike somethings that appeared in this movie.

Come take a listen…

Plus, dont’ forget, we stream our recording sessions ever week on Wednesdays at about 9:30 p.m. Central

Look for us on twitter for announcements about individual streaming events.

This has been a long time coming.   We’ve recently brought in a friend, Chris, who you’ll hear in Episode #100, to edit our episodes for us, we’ve got quite a few in the can (more about this in a post later today) and we’ll be releasing them frequently in the coming days.

In this episode, Tony, Adam, Darrell, and Melina talk about Watchmen.  I would supply more detailed show notes, but after 5 months of sitting on this, waiting a few more minutes is just silly.

Here you go.

Watchmen.

Oh.. and at the tail end there is a bit of discussion about the series finale of Battlestar: Galactica.  Yeah, this was recorded that long ago.

Trying to catch up, and you know, someday we might even get caught up.

Also featured in this episode is a promo for Technorama and a review of Opie gets Laid.

Today I’m releasing the movie that earned Sean Penn an Academy Award for his portrayal of Harvey Milk.

Tomorrow, we’ve got an episode in wherein we discuss a former President of the United States.

Sunday, an episode where we compare two movies that were written by the same screenwriter… and which are ridiculously similar.