#493 – Top 10 Forgotten Films of 2005
The guys run down their favorite films of 2005 that nobody talks about.
The guys run down their favorite films of 2005 that nobody talks about.
Kyle, James, and Zach rank the last 10 movies they’ve seen – including the pre-requisite documentaries, a handful of Criterion classics, a bunch from 2020 and 2021, and more.
James, Zach, and Kyle and compare and contrast the recent sequel/reboot of The Suicide Squad against Suicide Squad, the 2016 original.
The trio reunite to discuss two films with similar subject matter separated by about 37 years of artistic film progression.
James and Kyle discuss M. Night Shyamalan’s latest attempted thriller Old, then run down the director’s controversial filmography.
Kyle and James groove their way through the new Steven Soderbergh-directed period crime thriller No Sudden Move, then learn a lot about the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival via the Questlove-directed documentary Summer of Soul.
The guys discuss Loki, the latest Marvel tv show on Disney+, in full spoiler form.
Zach, Kyle and James discuss Black Widow and the return of the MCU after a long pandemic-delay, then run down their favorite Scarlett Johansson films (again).
The guys are joined by Fast & Furious fan Meghan to grab the checkered flag on F9, and then rank all 10 films in the series in order of preference.
Zach, Kyle and James rank the last 10 movies they’ve seen – including a handful of 80s and 90s classics, a bunch from 2020, and some hacked together Disney animated films.
James, Zach, and Kyle have a perfectly nice visit to the Italian seaside in Pixar’s Luca on Disney+, then surprise each other with their own unique Luca-themed movie lists.
Zach, Kyle, and James sing and dance their way through the musical film adaptation of In the Heights on HBO Max, then applaud their Top 10 Live-Action Musicals.
The guys celebrate a rare 3-way live recording by discussing Bo Burnham’s latest Netflix special INSIDE, playing a challenge-based movie game, and then a new spin on an old favorite.
Zach and James experience The Killing of Two Lovers, then debate the merits of over dubbing in the claustrophobic Netflix thriller Oxygen.
Kyle and James try to survive the new Zach Snyder directed big-budget Netflix zombie action film Army of the Dead, then run down their 10 favorite zombie films.
Kyle, James, and Zach watch a double header of Netflix film, including the new thriller The Woman in the Window from Pan director Joe Wright, and the new minimalist sci-fi thinker Stowaway from Arctic director MysteryGuitarMan.
James, Zach, and Kyle try to keep up with the new Sony Animated film The Mitchells vs. The Machines, then run down their favorite dysfunctional movie families.
Zach, Kyle and James rank the last 10 movies they’ve seen – including a handful of Oscar nominated documentaries, a classic Godard film, and Zach Snyder’s Justice League cut.
The guys are joined by Nathan of the Network Special Podcast to talk the 2020 Oscar ceremony, reveal the Oscar pick contest winner, and discuss the new Bob Odenkirk film Nobody.
Zach, Kyle, and James each bring a brand-new movie trivia game to the table.
Kyle, James, and Zach discuss the Oscar-nominated drama The Father, then make their respective Oscar picks for who will win and who should win at the the 93rd Academy Awards.
James, Zach, and Kyle discuss the recent theater and HBO Max mashup Godzilla vs. Kong, then run down their 10 favorite movie monsters.
Zach, Kyle, and James discuss the low-key a24 drama Minari starring Steven Yeun, then challenge each other to try to identify a film by its tagline and a few choice clues.
Kyle, James, and Zach discuss the promise behind Promising Young Woman starring Carey Mulligan, then run down their favorite female-led revenge movies.
James, Zach, and Kyle discuss the recent dark-comedy Netflix thriller I Care A Lot starring Rosamund Pike, then surprise each other with their own unique Irish-themed movie lists in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. Jump to 43:20 to skip the spoilers.