Tim and Andrew go deep on J. Bob’s A-Bomb flick from Nolan. Barbenheimer, Cropenheimer, hard Cs, and Josh Harnett. Listen below.
Here’s what Andrew was talking about with the whole “Cropenheimer” thing:
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Tim and Andrew go deep on J. Bob’s A-Bomb flick from Nolan. Barbenheimer, Cropenheimer, hard Cs, and Josh Harnett. Listen below.
Here’s what Andrew was talking about with the whole “Cropenheimer” thing:
Atomic Summer continues with Brad Bird’s The Iron Giant. What if a gun didn’t want to be a gun?
Tim and Andrew head to DC to see a flying saucer in The Day the Earth Stood Still. Somehow, they find themselves talking about zippers, police states, and an Evil Dead sequel as well.
Tim and Andrew go on one last ride with Dr. Henry Jones. Listen below.
Tim and Andrew take a trip to Asteroid City, Wes Anderson’s newest comedy. It was a nice visit.
Atomic Summer continues with special double feature of Them! and Matinee. A few other short atomic oddities are thrown into the programming as well. National paranoia, the balance of silly and scary, and Good Humor trucks are talked about at length. Listen below.
Programming notes:
Short: Duck and Cover (watch here)
Serial: Episode 8 of Twin Peaks: The Return (16:20 to end)
First Feature: Them!
Trailers: The Beast from 20000 Fathoms, Gojira, Godzilla, King of the Monsters, Tarantula, and The Tingler. Click titles to watch the trailers!
Second Feature: Matinee
Bonus link! Tim and Andrew mentioned The Beginning of the End as a sort of “also-ran” big bug flick. Click HERE to watch the MST3K version.
Tim and Andrew are going atomic for this summer’s series. Listen to the trailer above to get some clues for some of the future episodes.
Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove, Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb is the first selection for our new seasonal series, Atomic Summer. Tim and Andrew talk mutually assured destruction, how depressingly relevant it still is, and the Deep Impact to Strangelove’s Armageddon.
Tim and Andrew invite their buddy Mike for a discussion on the new Evil Dead entry, Evil Dead Rise. Join us below.
Just before the big night, Andrew recorded a quick bonus episode about what he’d vote for this year at the Oscars.
Tim & Andrew talk absurdity, throw shade at Tom Hanks, and decide who skewered capitalism better in the second part of their 2023 Best Picture rundown.
All Quiet on the Western Front (00:42); The Banshees of Inisherin (10:36); Elvis (18:21); Tár (29:37); Triangle of Sadness (38:19); Overall thoughts (45:55).
Legacy sequels, hats on hats, and whether the term “space whale” is correct are all discussed in part one of Tim and Andrew’s rundown of Best Picture nominees.
Avatar: The Way of Water (01:22); Everything, Everywhere, All at Once (16:12); The Fabelmans (27:05); Top Gun: Maverick (31:15); and Women Talking (39:18).
For the third year, Tim and Andrew head back to Sundance and check out a few flicks: Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Feel Kinda Left Out, Cat Person, A Little Prayer, and Run Rabbit Run.
Tim & Andrew once again head into Spielberg territory with his new feature, The Fabelmans, or as Andrew calls it: Birth of a Movie Brat.
To celebrate the Sight & Sound Greatest Films of All Time list, Andrew recorded a quick bonus episode.
Tim and Andrew discuss the third fourth entry (and thirteenth overall) of the Halloween franchise. They also air out some October viewing skeletons. Love lives today.
Tim & Andrew conclude this year’s summer series with a couple of “aliens meet a family” features: 1982’s E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and 2002’s Lilo & Stitch. Pepsi rebates, Spielberg’s oeuvre, and lesser-loved Disney flicks come up in the discussion along the way.
The summer series continues with a couple of Philip K. Dick adaptations: Blade Runner and Minority Report. Chase and Lily from Hair of the Werewolf join Tim and Andrew to talk script problems, great production, and the weird legacy of Tom Cruise.
To check out Hair of the Werewolf click HERE!
We talk a fair amount about the deleted voice overs Ford sort of sabotaged. Here’s a video to give you an idea.
For their third episode in this summer’s series, Tim & Andrew check out a couple of alien invasion films: 1982’s The Thing and 2002’s Signs. Grab your flamethrowers and tin-foil, sit there and see what happens.