Alec and Ben revisit the 1993 Western film Tombstone, discussing its all-star cast, particularly the late Val Kilmer's iconic performance as Doc Holliday. The guys explore the film's controversial direction, character dynamics, and the historical context surrounding the events depicted. The conversation also touches on the cinematography and visual style of the film, as well as reflections on Kilmer's career and the legacy of Tombstone in the Western genre.
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A closer look at Christopher Nolan's 2014 space epic Interstellar starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain and Matt Damon. Join Alec and Ben as they rank the film in their own hierarchy of Nolan pictures as well as performance breakdowns, cinematography, editing, and a discussion on the film's iconic score by Hans Zimmer. The conversation shifts to the film's scientific accuracy and the brutal nature of Einstein's theory of relativity before rounding out on Nolan's future projects and current status as one of the premier filmmakers working today.
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25 years removed Alec and Ben revisit the Stephen Frears directed rom-com exploring its themes, character dynamics, and cultural impact. They discuss the evolution of John Cusack's character, Rob, and the comedic brilliance of Jack Black. The conversation touches on masculinity, relationships, and the role of music in shaping the narrative. The hosts reflect on their personal growth and changing perspectives on the film over the years, highlighting its timelessness and relatability.
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The guys revisit the 1986 basketball drama directed by David Anspaugh and starring Gene Hackman, Barbara Hershey, and Dennis Hopper. Ben shares his own personal connection with Indiana basketball while Alec marvels at the acting prowess of Hackman. The guys discuss the film's character development, casting, and sometimes contentious production. The conversation shifts to a reflection on the legacy of Gene Hackman as well as lesser known details surrounding Dennis Hopper's academy award nominated performance. The discussion closes on the film's major themes and why Hoosiers remains near the top of the sports film genre.
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A conversation on the seventh entry in the Mission: Impossible franchise starring Tom Cruise quickly turns into a larger discussion on the past, present, and potential future of the spy series. Alec compares and contrasts MI with James Bond while Ben reflects on his favorite entries in the franchise as well as its problematic departure from the original source material. Join the guys for a deep dive on all things IMF as they look towards the May 2025 release of Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning.
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A listener request comes in the form of the 1952 dramedy The Quiet Man directed by John Ford, starring John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, and set in 1920s Ireland. The guys get out of their comfort zone to discuss this piece of early 1950s cinema. Join Alec and Ben as they converse on what has aged well, what hasn't, and their thoughts on a titan of the golden age of Hollywood.
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A laughter and quote filled look back at the 1996 Michael Bay action film starring Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage, and Ed Harris. Ben discusses how two of the main cast completely elevate the film as well as what made 90s action film cinematography so great. Alec celebrates the complexity of the film's antagonist General Hummel. The guys reflect on the eccentric performance of Nicolas Cage and his on screen chemistry with Sean Connery. The conversation rounds out with where The Rock sits in the pantheon of 1990s action movies.
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A listener request centered around Gary Oldman comes in the form of a discussion on the 1994 Luc Besson film also starring Jean Reno and Natalie Portman. Join Alec and Ben for a conversation on the good, the bad, and the uncomfortable aspects of the iconic action thriller.
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