3.08 - Reviews

The Bazura Project takes on The Baz Luhrmann Project as Shannon and Lee critique Australia.

3.05 - Reviews

Don Cheadle is a Traitor, Kiefer Sutherland is a Mirrors, and Shannon is a Show and Found.

3.04 - Reviews

Chuck Pahlaniuk’s novel Fight Club was turned into a truly great movie. Can his second adaptation — Choke — match those great heights? And how does this week’s Show and Found relate to current events?

3.01 - Reviews

Ridley Scott’s Body of Lies. Alan Ball’s Towelhead. Eran Riklis’s Lemon Tree. Shannon Marinko’s Show and Found. Bazura’s reviews return with a vengeance! No, not a vengeance. A graphic.

2.12 - Reviews

What do the boys think of Ratatouille? Of No Reservations? Of Home Song Stories? Of Away From Her? Of Once? Of Hairspray? Of Mice and Men? Their opinions will not only blow your mind; they’ll render you incapacitated from the waist down.

2.11 - Reviews

Who liked Black Sheep and who didn’t? And just how obscure can Shannon go with this week’s Show and Found?

2.10 - MIFF Roundup 1

Lee and Shannon return to the Festival’s Cooper’s Lounge to discuss the odd phenomenon of people walking out of movies a minute or two before the end. Also, they discuss the movies themselves.

2.10 - MIFF Roundup 2

Shannon and Lee wrap up their MIFF experience, with a couple of highlights, a couple of lowlights, and an unexpected opinion on French porn.

2.09 - MIFF Roundup 1

Shannon and Lee meet up at the festival lounge to discuss how the festival has kicked off for them.

2.09 - MIFF Roundup 2

What have the next few days of the festival brought? Or wrought? And has Shannon changed his tune on MIFF thus far?

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