Video Film Podcast

Jesse and Adam talk about Smoke, from 1995, directed by Wayne Wang, and Master and Commander The Far Side of the World, from 2003, directed by Peter Weir.

Jesse and Adam talk about Mean Streets, from 1973, directed by Martin Scorsese, and Dick Tracy, from 1990, directed by Warren Beatty.

Jesse and Adam talk about Open Range, from 2003, directed by Kevin Costner, and The Departed, from 2006, directed by Martin Scorsese.

Jesse and Adam talk about Kinsey, from 2004, directed by Bill Condon, and Wait Until Dark, from 1967, directed by Terence Young.

Jesse and Adam talk about To Die For, from 1995, directed by Gus Van Sant, and Sideways, from 2004, directed by Alexander Payne.

Jesse and Adam talk about What Dreams May Come, from 1998, directed by Vincent Ward, and Dead Poets Society, from 1989, directed by Peter Weir.

Jesse and Adam talk about The Guard, from 2011, directed by John Michael McDonagh and Bad Lieutenant, from 1992, directed by Abel Ferrara.

Jesse and Adam talk discuss the 1982 movie, The Verdict, directed by Sidney Lumet and the 1979 movie, North Dallas Forty, directed by Ted Kotcheff.

Jesse and Adam talk about two Wyatt Earp movies, Tombstone, from 1993, directed by George P. Cosmatos and Kevin Jarre, and Wyatt Earp, from 1994, directed by Lawrence Kasdan.

Jesse and Adam talk about two M. Night Shyamalan movies, Signs, from 2002, and Lady in the Water, from 2006.

Jesse and Adam talk about The Score, from 2001, Directed by Frank Oz and The Italian Job, from 1969, Directed by Peter Collinson.

Jesse and Adam talk about two 1998 movies with objects from space, Armageddon, Directed by Michael Bay and Deep Impact, Directed by Mimi Leder.

Jesse and Adam talk about The Boxer from 1997, Directed by Jim Sheridan and Marathon Man from 1976, Directed by John Schlesinger.

Jesse and Adam talk about The Good Thief from 2002, Directed by Neil Jordan and Blow-Up from 1966, Directed by Michelangelo Antonioni.

Jesse and Adam talk about Owning Mahowny from 2003, Directed by Richard Kwietniowski and The Color of Money from 1986, Directed by Martin Scorsese.

Jesse and Adam talk about Memento from 2000, Directed by Christopher Nolan and Mr. Death from 1999, Directed by Errol Morris.

Jesse and Adam talk about Rushmore from 1998, Directed by Wes Anderson and Kicking and Screaming from 1995, Directed by Noah Baumbach.

Jesse and Adam talk about Man on the Moon from 1999, Directed by Milos Forman and Jim and Andy from 2017, Directed by Chris Smith.

Jesse and Adam talk about two Bond movies, Goldfinger from 1964, Directed by Guy Hamilton and GoldenEye from 1995, Directed by Martin Campbell.

Jesse and Adam talk about two movies from 1995, Heat, Directed by Michael Mann and Strange Days, Directed by Kathryn Bigelow.

Jesse and Adam talk about Ace Ventura: Pet Detective from 1994, Directed by Tom Shadyac and Semi-Pro from 2008, Directed by Kent Alterman.

Jesse and Adam talk about The Rules of Attraction from 2002, Directed by Roger Avary and Affliction from 1997, Directed by Paul Schrader.

Jesse and Adam celebrate episode 100 by doing the same thing they have done for the last 99 weeks, talk about 2 movies. This week the juxtaposition and echo of minotaurs and penises cannot be denied in, The Shining from 1980, Directed by Stanley Kubrick and Room 237 from 2012, Directed by Rodney Ascher.

Jesse and Adam talk Salt from 2010 Directed by Phillip Noyce and Dark City from 1998 Directed by Alex Proyas.

Jesse and Adam talk The Tao of Steve from 2000 Directed by Jenniphr Goodman and The Station Agent from 2003 Directed by Tom McCarthy.