Stole My Line - A Fireside Film Podcast

Grant and Drew make their first trek to Middle-Earth, discussing The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring , the first installment of Peter Jackson's trilogy! Apologies for the length of the episode. While recording an outdoor podcast, we encountered torrential amounts of rain.

On this episode of Stole My Line, Grant and Drew review A Complete Unknown , the Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet. Thanks to Jack Sommersby for suggesting this film!

On this episode of Stole My Line, Grant and Drew discuss Dead Poets Society and whether there are underlying romantic themes in the film or not.

This week on their weekly watch series, Grant and Drew discuss The Wild Robot , the 2024 film by DreamWorks Animation.

Grant and Drew dive into the much-discussed One Battle After Another , directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.

Grant and Drew review A24's  The Smashing Machine , starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt, and directed by Benny Safdie.

Grant and Drew bring their "Fireside Nolan Marathon" to a close by reviewing Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer .

Tonight on Stole My Line, Grant and Drew review Christopher Nolan's Tenet . You could say they go back and forth over it...

Tonight on Stole My Line, Grant and Drew discuss Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk , its technical prowess, and whether or not it actually has character development.

Grant and Drew review Christopher Nolan's Interstellar , perhaps his most emotional and beautiful film.

We have now adopted the dark... Grant and Drew discuss the conclusion to Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy by reviewing The Dark Knight Rises .

Grant and Drew review Christopher Nolan's Inception, and yes, it is as mind-bending as ever.

We’ve finally arrived: Heath Ledger’s Joker, Harvey Dent’s downfall, and Batman’s sacrifice. Grant and Drew discuss The Dark Knight on this episode of Stole My Line.

Are you watching closely? No matter how many times Grant and Drew watch The Prestige , one of Nolan's most intricate films, they always seem to discover something new. Tune in for this week's magical episode of Stole My Line.

Today in their SUPER NOLAN FIRESIDE MARATHON, Grant and Drew discuss Batman Begins , the first installment of Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy.

What movie stars Al Pacino, Robin Williams, and Hilary Swank, and is directed by Christopher Nolan? Most people likely haven't heard of Insomnia , so Grant and Drew are going to talk about why!

Episode 2 of the boys' fireside Nolan marathon focuses on Memento , the mind-bending, non-linear film starring Guy Pearce.

And here we go... Grant and Drew begin their SUPER NOLAN MARATHON with his indie debut: Following. The two discuss it's structure, style, and influence on the rest of Christopher Nolan's filmography.

3 hours and 15 minutes later... Grant and Drew discuss Schindler's List , perhaps one of the most impactful movies ever written.

Or ( The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance )... What makes this film impressive? What do these characters want? What is the movie about? What does Emma Stone looking up even mean?? Grant and Drew dive into all these questions and more!

Alright, everyone is talking about it. Now we're talking about it too.

Is this the greatest romcom of all time? Is this the most underrated romcom of all time? Is this even a romcom, or is it a science fiction film? All of these questions will be answered on this episode of Stole My Line , where Grant and Drew discuss About Time , the film by Richard Curtis that stars Domhnall Gleeson, Rachel McAdams, and Bill Nighy.

Austin Butler stars in Caught Stealing , the latest film from director Darren Aronofsky. Grant and Drew discuss the ins and outs of Hank's journey, the film's story, and the role of one very cute cat.

Join Grant and Drew as they discuss Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York , the 2002 historical drama starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Daniel Day-Lewis, and Cameron Diaz. And yes, they are very critical of Leo's "Irish" accent.

We may need a bigger boat, or at least a bigger podcast episode, for this week's installment of Stole My Line . Grant and Drew bite into the film that put Spielberg on the map, and dissect how Jaws achieved a timelessness attained by only a number of films.