Episodes

FP 130 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1973) 13.09.2024 27:32

FP 130 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1973) by Filmically Perfect

FP 129 Dawn of the Dead (1978) 16.08.2024 28:45

FP 129 Dawn of the Dead (1978) by Filmically Perfect

FP Movie Making 004 18.06.2017 50:56

FP Movie Making 004 by Filmically Perfect

FP Movie Making 003 18.06.2017 30:26

FP Movie Making 003 by Filmically Perfect

FP Moving Making 002 18.06.2017 30:48

FP Moving Making 002 by Filmically Perfect

FP Movie Making 001 18.06.2017 30:14

FP Movie Making 001 by Filmically Perfect

FP 128 Hunchback Of Notre Dame (1939) 18.06.2017 30:32

FP 128 Hunchback Of Notre Dame (1939) by Filmically Perfect

FP 127 Duel (1971) 18.06.2017 29:22

FP 127 Duel (1971) by Filmically Perfect

FP 126 The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957) 18.06.2017 30:52

FP 126 The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957) by Filmically Perfect

FP 125 Guilty Pleasures 04 18.06.2017 30:32

FP 125 Guilty Pleasures 04 by Filmically Perfect

FP 124 Blade Runner (1982) 18.06.2017 30:30

FP 124 Blade Runner (1982) by Filmically Perfect

FP 123 Brian's Song (1971) 18.06.2017 29:30

FP 123 Brian's Song (1971) by Filmically Perfect

FP 122 On The Waterfront (1954) 18.06.2017 29:44

FP 122 On The Waterfront (1954) by Filmically Perfect

FP 121 Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933) 18.06.2017 30:44

FP 121 Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933) by Filmically Perfect

FP 120 Sound Cues, No. 5 18.06.2017 1:02:02

FP 120 Sound Cues, No. 5 by Filmically Perfect

FP 119 Touch Of Evil (1958) 18.06.2017 29:52

We here at Filmically Perfect believe that Orson Welles' worst film is better than some directors best film! There is no doubt in our minds that this IS one of his best, a twisted sadistic tale of love, murder and drugs on the border. And while some will fault Charlton Heston for his mucho gringo Mexican character, it was he who made sure that Welles was in the director's chair and for that, we ca...

FP 118 The Treasure Of Sierra Madre (1948) 18.06.2017 31:18

There are few directors as good as getting under the skin of a character than John Huston. In this film, Huston pulls an astounding performance from Humphrey Bogart, whom he had made into a star some years earlier with The Maltese Falcon. And if that weren't enough, Walter Huston, the director's father and an actor among actors, turns in the performance of a lifetime which garnered him an Academy...

FP 117 The Getaway (1972) 18.06.2017 30:22

For those of you who thought "Finally! FP is doing a Alec Baldwin movie!" SHAME ON YOU! This is the one and only original film, directed by the masterful but highly self-destructive Sam Peckinpah and starring Steve McQueen, Ali MacGraw, and the usually lovable Ben Johnson as one of the great swine of the screen! "The Getaway" is one of the great heist capers of all time, told with all the panache...

FP 116 White Heat (1949) 18.06.2017 30:24

James Cagney proves that he still has what it takes in this film, one of his last for Warner Bros. Playing the psychotic mama's boy Cody Jarrett, Cagney sets the world on fire (well, the top of it anyway) in Raoul Walsh's explosive drama!

FP 115 Young Man With A Horn (1950) 18.06.2017 30:10

Michael Curtiz proves there’s no genre he can’t handle with this music filled fictional biography of tightly wound jazz trumpeter. Kirk Douglas plays the eponymous Young Man and plays him much like the brash pugilist in Champion, which just preceded this film. And as in any good tale of morals there is good (Doris Day) and evil (Lauren Bacall). Acting as Muse, holding the whole lurid tale together...

FP 114 Singin' in the Rain (1952) 18.06.2017 30:18

Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly created pure celluloid gold with this musical tale of the upheaval of hollywood with the Coming of SOUND! Kelly and his cohorts Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds and the glorious Jean Hagen make beautiful music together and get to poke a few jokes at the rough times in Tinsel Town as movies learned to talk!

FP 113 The Man From Laramie (1955) 18.06.2017 30:14

James Stewart and Anthony Mann team up for one last time--and the only time in CinemaScope--to bring to life one of the best and grittiest of the first round of “adult westerns” of the 1950s. Stewart inches ever farther from his nice guy persona of the thirties and forties, while Mr. Mann serves up a steaming bowl of his trademarked sudden, palpable violence. Throw in a stellar supporting cast inc...

FP 112 Jailhouse Rock (1957) 18.06.2017 29:54

Elvis Presley at his most Elvis-like-ness! In one of his few films not overseen by Hal B. Wallis, Elvis shines as the young ex-con/laborer who finds his singing talent while in the hoosegow, assisted by another singing con, played by the great Mickey Shaughnessy. Judy Tyler, whose life ended much too soon, plays The King’s love interest and her sudden death shortly after the completion of this fil...

FP 111 The Natural 18.06.2017 30:16

Barry Levinson’s film of Bernard Malamud’s novel is Baseball as Mythology. It is also one of the most lyrical, beautiful, and sparse sports films ever made. And even though the ending of the film is RADICALLY different from the novel, we still feel this is a perfect movie--and that’s what we’re here to talk about, yes?? Sadly, twenty-three years after the fact, Mr. Levinson went back and tinkered...

FP 110 Rabbit of Seville (1950) & What’s Opera, Doc? (1957) 18.06.2017 29:50

The Film Guys and Niki Dakota do it LIVE for the second time before a stunned audience at the FilmDayton Festival! Charles M. “Chuck” Jones was arguably one of the finest minds in animation. We devoted an entire episode to him some time back--listen to it here! His singular style is still being aped by lesser talents to this day. Here, in two of his finest outings, Jones takes the wind out of the...