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Get Your Film Fix
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- Ted Podcast is Now Up
- Ted Podcast is Now UpPosted 299 days ago
Get Your Film Fix Ep. 86 (Ted)
Lee, Chapin and Tyson spend some time in Beantown with Mark Wahlberg and his buddy Ted with Seth MacFarlane's debut film. They review the…
- The Dark Knight Rises – A flawed but engaging conclusion to the dark knight trilogy
- The Dark Knight Rises – A Flawed but Engaging…Posted 308 days ago
Hype is a difficult thing to live up to. At the Olympics next week Usain Bolt faces the possibility of being branded a failure if he does not merely win…
- Savages is nothing but Savage.
- The Amazing Spider-Man Podcast
- The Amazing Spider-Man PodcastPosted 317 days ago
Get Your Film Fix Ep. 85 (The Amazing Spider-Man)
Lee, Chapin and Tyson try to uncover if the new reboot of the Spider-Man franchise is any better than Sam Raimi's film.…
Please take the time to check out my good buddy and writer/director Matt Carlin’s Kickstarter page for his new short film Eric’s Date.
Please click on the link below and make this great film happen!
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1405424350/erics-date-a-16mm-short-film
Get Your Film Fix Podcast Ep. 87 – Django Unchained
Join Jeremy, Chapin and Tyson in their belated discussion of Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained.
Welcome Back to the Get Your Film Fix Podcasts!
on January 26th, 2013 at 5:05 pmPosted In: Podcasts
We kick things off again with our third annual Fixie Awards Show, wherein we discuss our favorite films, directors, writers and performances of 2012. Enjoy and welcome back!
There are a lot of movies that you need to see more than once in order to really understand everything that’s going on. Christopher Nolan’s movies are among them. Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, of course Memento are all movies that required multiple viewings for me or anyone to really appreciate. So when I realized I would need to see The Dark Knight Rises more than once, I wasnt surprised. However, something was different. There was something about it that I didn’t like; there was something about it that I knew that I should have liked. It was as if I trusted Christopher Nolan more as a filmmaker than I did myself as an audience member.
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Get Your Film Fix Ep. 86 (Ted)
Lee, Chapin and Tyson spend some time in Beantown with Mark Wahlberg and his buddy Ted with Seth MacFarlane’s debut film. They review the film, discuss Wahlberg himself and give their Top 5 transitions from TV to movies.
