In this week’s episode, Ryan and Andrew discuss the year in film that was 2007, one of the best years in the history of cinema. They then will once again undertake the task of handing out The Revisionist History Oscars.
Donate in support of Black Lives Matter:
In this week’s episode, Tom Hardy enters the mental hellscape of Capone while a driving school instructor uses her paranormal abilities to fight off the satanic summoning of Will Forte in Extra Ordinary.
In this week’s episode, Beanie Feldstein acts with an infectious energy in How to Build a Girl, Haley Bennett battles a new compulsion in Swallow, and celebrities recount their psychedelic experiences in Have a Good Trip.
In this week’s episode, Ryan and Andrew discuss the year in film that was 2005. They take a look at their favorite films of the year and of course, one of the worst Best Picture winners ever. They then once again undertake the task of handing out the Revisionist History Oscars.
In this week’s episode, Hugh Jackman delivers the performance of his career in Bad Education while Ryan and Andrew share the other stuff they’ve been watching in isolation. They also discuss some new changes the Academy is implementing.
In this week’s episode, Ryan and Andrew discuss the year in film that was 1999. They take a look at their favorite films of the year as well as the films that perhaps haven’t aged as well. They are then put to the task by undertaking a new game making its official TDOC podcast debut, The Revisionist History Oscars, where they share who they thought was truly worthy of hoisting an Academy Award in the aforementioned year across a variety of categories.
In this week’s episode, Eliza Hittman delivers a masterwork in Never Rarely Sometimes Always while Pete Davidson commits to his bad influence persona in Big Time Adolescence. Ryan and Andrew also share their thoughts on what else they’ve been watching during self-isolation, including The Talented Mr. Ripley, Jerry Maguire, No Holds Barred, Dr. No and a pair of films from Wong Kar-Wai. They also pay tribute to the late great Adam Schlesinger.
In this week’s episode, Andrew flies solo to discuss the last two films he’ll be seeing in a movie theater for quite some time, Pixar’s Onward & the Ben Affleck vehicle The Way Back. He also discusses the current state of the film world, which much like the world in general, is currently in a chaotic state.
In this week’s episode, Elizabeth Moss battles The Invisible Man while the Austrian filmmaking duo of Severin Fiala & Veronika Franz continue to self-destruct in The Lodge. Ryan and Andrew also share their thoughts on the No Time to Die delay and the impact of the Coronavirus on the film industry as a whole.
In this week’s episode, Harrison Ford befriends a CGI dog in The Call of the Wild while Nicolas Cage flashes back to his early career in the trippy Color Out of Space.
