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We watch Jurassic Park 5, is this movie great or does it really really really suck? 

Happy Easter! Happy Passover! Happy Moses Movie-a-thon! This week we talk about Cecil B. DeMille's The Ten Commandments, Dreamworks' The Prince of Egypt, and Ridley Scott's Exodus: Gods and Kings. Three movies in under three hours. That's gotta be a new record for us.

We discuss the latest cinematic achievement from visionary filmmaker Roland Emmerich.

You know what really slaps? The movies we watched last month. Well some of them did. At least one. I'm sure there's something in here worth watching, or maybe this is just a list of movies you should stay away from? 

This week we travel to Mars, twice. In the year 2000 two Mars movies were released and no one cared. Well we care and we watched them.

Oscar is coming. Are you ready? We did our best to watch a bunch of the Academy Award nominees, but as always there are too many to see, and too many that we have no interest to see. We discuss Belfast, tick tick...BOOM!, Being The Ricardos, Spencer, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, West Side Story, Dune, Don't Look Up, and the highly nominated The Power of the Dog. We'll tell you our picks for the winners...

We go into Jurassic World, Jurassic Park 4, the Force Awakens of Jurassic Park as Adam likes to say. We surprisingly have a lot to talk about.

POW! WHAP! BIFF! The bat is back, but is he better than ever? We discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of Matt Reeves' new Batman film starring Robert Battinson, Zoe Catvitz, and Paul iDunno? Those are all puns based on the characters they play! It can only go up from here.

We talk what we've been watching this last month, Adam averaging over a movie a day so this one is a long one.

No, we're not reviewing the 2009 Sandra Bullock/Bradley Cooper comedy "All About Steve." We're going through our friend Steve's top 100 list. Some surprising picks, some not so surprising picks, but rest assured, they're all Steve. Apologies for my poor audio quality. This was our first recording from the road, I believe, so I didn't have my good mic with me in the hotel room.

We dive into a formative film in motion picture history this week with our discussion on Joe Johnsons cinematic achievement Jurassic Park 3. Billy was right?

Do you feel like you've heard this episode before? Are you stuck in a time loop? No, we've just talked about this movie on at least two previous episodes, as it appears on both of our top 100 lists. Or maybe you're just re-listening to this one again because you loved it so much? Either way, this is our discussion on Bill Murray's hilarious 1993 film Groundhog Day.

We take a dive into 1995's Waterworld, special guest and self-proclaimed Star Wars 'expert' Steve joins us. 

Almost one month into the new year already, so it's time to round up what we've watched and discuss, but we won't be discussing alone. Joining us for the first time is Adam's wife Brenda, for a very special birthday appearance. Finally the female listeners request have been answered, a woman's voice on our show. A sample of some things we discuss: Encanto, Don't Look Up, Letters To Juliet, The Mac...

We're back to talk about parks, fictional Jurassic parks and functional Disney parks. We continue our series on the JP franchise, but first we discuss Nathan's adventures in Freedom Florida. Since we can drone on, here are some helpful timecodes: 00:00 - Intro 01:03 - Disney Parks 52:13 - The Lost World: Jurassic Park 2:51:17 - Outtake

We're back to another top ten list! Now that it's the new year, let us reflect on 2021 and shed some light on what first-time watches meant the most to us. From man-sized Gorillas to building sized-gorillas, from beasts of the plains to beasts of the sea, from "me too" to "Johnny Who?" we've got 'em all. Happy New Year!

To close out 2021 we discuss some of our recent watches. Adam hit the Christmas movies hard and Nathan saw some new theatrical releases. Hope you join us in 2022.

"The term 'Grinchy' shall apply when Christmas spirit is in short supply." I don't know if this discussion will fill you with Christmas spirit, but we're definitely full of something. Listen to us talk about the very divisive 2000 film starring Jim Carrey " How The Grinch Stole Christmas" , directed by Ron Howard. What would you choose between this movie or a sea-sick crocodile? 

Two fat men discuss Fatman , starring Mel Gibson, after a 15 minute discussion about shovelling snow.

We go through some movies we’ve seen in the last few months that we feel are worth mentioning. And Steve is back, thus Star Wars talk.

We did it. Us crazy sons of bitches did it. We finally talked, at length (as if there is any other way), about the 1993 masterpiece, Jurassic Park. Hold on to your butts...

We've listed our top 100 favourite movies, but what do they say about us? What were the most common genres? Decades? Year? Actors? What does it sound like when we read off all 100 movies successively? All these answered and more, on this very special episode of Line of Sight.

Can you believe it? We can't. Christmas has come early, and we're unwrapping all our favourite movies. It's more exciting than counting down at New Years Eve. These are our top ten favourite movies of all time, folks. There's a lot to love here, and we don't hold back. Or maybe we do a little, because 4 hours is frankly a little short for talking about 20 movies we hold near and dear to our hearts...

We are getting close the the end of our ten part series on our 100 favourite movies. This week the wonderful Holly Hunter appears on both lists. Join us and join us next week for the most anticipated podcast ever, our TOP TEN 

This is our best episode yet, although I may be biased because we're talking about some of our favouritest movies ever. Numbers 30-21 to be exact. Another mixed bag containing a lot of 90s from one of us, 70s from the other, space movies, comedies, a lot of sequels, and we both allow one western each. Good stuff. Nothing but the best, here on Line of Sight.