Again, I’m one for two.
This week we said goodbye to Kenny and Mateen, I was really surprised by Mateen’s exit. Ah well.
This week the theme was Comedies with a hint of Romance.
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Recorded this one last week, but just got a chance to post it today.
One for Two on the last episode.
This week we said goodbye to Shalini and Hilary. I had predicted Shalini and Will but had debated about Hilary.
This week’s films:
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I was wrong about who was getting eliminated on the last episode.
Sorry, Shira-Lee.
In this week’s episode, the theme is ‘When Two Worlds Collide’. From this episode, two of the five directors will be eliminated.
The movies reviewed in this episode:
Adam Stein – Worldly Possessions
Hilary Graham – The Legend of Donkey-Tail Willie
Shalini Kanatayya – First Sight
Will Bigham – Spaghetti
Zach Lipovsky – Time Upon A Once
Other Links from this episode
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We have winners to the contests. They will be announced next week.
This week’s show is again about On The Lot.
I was apparently not alone in not caring for David May’s How to Have a Girl
The films I review in this episode are:
Midnight Snack – Andrew Hunt
Eternal Waters – Jason Epperson
The Malibu Myth – Kenny Luby
Profile – Mateen Kemet
Anklebiters – Sam Friedlander
Open House – Shira-Lee Shalit
Thanks for listening!
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This one is a bit different. We’ll go with this format for the next month or two. Take a listen.
Check out www.thelot.com for links to the films reviewed in this episode.
Die Hardly Working – Zach Lipovsky
Nerve Endings – Will Bigham
Dr. In-Law – Shalini Kantayya
Under the Gun – Hilary Graham
How to Have a Girl – David May
Discovering the Wheels – Adam Stein
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In this episode, special guest Paul Maki joins me to chat about his serial fiction podcast Really Big Things.
The audio is a bit dicey and this was the first time I recorded via Skype. It’s not horrible, but there are a few noticeable points where Skype cut out. I left them as they were, as it would have been a royal pain to do even more editing for only a second or two of inconvenience.
More detailed notes to follow.
Catch Really Big Things at www.jackmangan.com
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You read that title right.
Lazy show notes for now. (Will get this updated later this morning (or afternoon) (or weekend).
Be sure to listen for Stealth Contest information.
And this will make sense if you listen all the way to the end, we decided on Apocalypto.
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Hey everyone,
It’s been a busy week for both of us, so we are running just a bit behind. To make up for that, I wanted to present you with what I’ve been working on that is keeping me so busy this week.
For more information check out www.tonyslosingit.com
We will be back next week with something to make up for our absence.
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Well, I’m not 100% sure what caused it, but it was something in the way I entered the ID3 tag…. like you even care.
Anyway, it’s fixed!
In this week’s episode we talk about the phenomenal numbers that Spiderman 3 had over the weekend and contrast that with the dismal showing for the rest of the films in theaters. (www.boxofficemojo.com)
Tony gives a brief review of Spiderman 3 that doesn’t include spoilers, but refers you to the GeekLabel podcast if you want to hear Spiderman 3 picked apart (then roasted over an open flame) .
We then review Lucky You, spoiler free… at least until we take a break.
Promo: Christiana Ellis’ Nina Kimberly the Merciless
We dig into the deep analysis of Lucky You.
Generally, we aren’t giving this film high marks. We were hoping for something a bit…. more. It’s really hard to describe it beyond that. It wasn’t a bad film, it just floundered.
On the other hand, Tony does suggest and support an idea that this film could quite possibly be one of the most perfect date movies made.
fanboysmackdown@gmail.com – send an email
www.fanboysmackdown.com – post a comment
206-339-FBSD(3273) – leave a voicemail
www.farpointforums.com – join the forum
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Lite notes for now:
Lucky You
Spiderman3
Promo: Nina Kimberly the Merciless
Next Episode – Mother’s Day Special
(File removed until I can figure out what the problem is.)