For Films Sake

This is a fantastic movie for more than one reason. The structure is amazing, the writing and performances are fantastic and the cinematography is gorgeous. It really is a little outstanding piece of cinema with highly complex issues of morality weaved into the narrative. It's dope, you should watch it if you haven't. Cheers! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Say What again! Say what one more goddamn time, I dare you motherfucker, I double dare you. Say what one more time." Look, it's Pulp Fiction, there's not a lot I can say in this description that the title didn't already say. It's fucking Pulp Fiction, it's a classic. Most people say it's the best of Tarantino's work. I've watched this movie about a 100,000 times and I still found some new things while rewatching it for this episode. It's a great film and if you haven't watched it by this point, I recommend just sitting down with a nice snack and doing it. Cheers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The movie has an excellent balance between the typicality of a romance film and the reality of relationships and a great side dish of socio political commentary centered towards the media. If you haven't seen it, I strongly recommend it. There's a reason it's a Criterion Film. In my opinion, it's the writing and the magnificent performances that bring it to life. Enjoy the Episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris and Devan really love this movie. It's on their top movies of all time. I think it's a fantastic movie as well.You may appreciated the depiction of mental Illness in this film, non-romanticized and clinical. Hope you enjoy this episode, we're really happy that Devan was able to join us for this episode. If you don't remember him, he's the Director of Frayed Fabrics. If you're interested to check out what that's about you should listen to episode 44. His first appearance with Camille Dalke. Cheers! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of For Films Sake we talk about the famous Annie Hall. I wanna call it a romantic comedy but its really a break-up comedy. I think this movie is absolutely brilliant at expressing feelings that would otherwise be metaphor as literal and it's what gives the film a large part of it's charm. Not too mention, it's fucking Woody Allen, which regardless of how you feel about him as a person is a brilliant filmmaker and comedic filmmakers could learn a thing or two from his skill. It's hilarious, I related a little too much to Alvy Singer and the dialogue was a treat to listen to. If you haven't seen it, I recommend that you watch it. If not for fun, watch it to learn something about comedy and comedic timing. Cheers! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yo! We're breaking the first rule of fight club and talking about it. I think this is one of the best "Twist" movies out there, it's on the same tier as Memento and The Sixth Sense. Absolutely brilliant movie. Even more so since David Fincher not only gives you the clues but expects you to find them. Making the movie more mentally interactive and effective than a lot of other movies that attempt the same thing. I love Fincher's work and this is one of my favourite his. The performances by the entire cast were absolutely fantastic too. Love this movie

Yo! We're talking Edge of Seventeen. I think this is a brilliant movie and was my top 1 on my top ten list of 2016. Emotionally accurate, it's a fresh take on the John Hughes type of comedy and it's heartbreakingly hilarious. If you haven't seen it, I strongly recommend it. It may look like another teen drama, but I guarantee you that it isn't just that. It's a lot of fun and as you'll be able to tell from the episode, I have a lot of fun talking about this movie and all the thoughts it can spawn.Cheers! Enjoy the show! (P.S. I fucked up and uploaded the wrong episode, so the 57 one is next week's. I'll make it public then. Cheers!)- Bryan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yo Yo! It's been a while since we had one of these episodes. Jonathan joins us for a freestyle episode. I always love having Jonathan on for a freestyle. They're a good reset episode after a whole block of thinking about complicated movies.Hope you enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Wick's back and he's out for blood! This is not only a great action movie, it's a great movie in general. You can really see the care and attentiveness that the filmmakers put into it. It stands out because everyone cares about the quality of it. It's a beautiful thing to see in an exceedingly increasing world of blandness in cinema. Hope you enjoy the show! Cheers! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're talking about Exit Through The Gift Shop. It's a neat little Documentary about an interesting guy by the name of Thierry Guetta, who followed Street Artists with a camera and ended up becoming a street artist himself followed by the camera he abandoned. There's not a lot of substance in terms of filmmaking, but the story telling is very well done and it's just a fun, interesting story. If you wanna check it out, it's available on Netflix. (remember to thank the friend that pays for your account.) Cheers! If you want the Video Version to this podcast The link is below

We talk about the Big Lebowski. There's something immensely charming about it. Not to mention Jeff Bridges. He's phenomenal as The Dude!It was fun to talk about this movie and it will always have a place in my shelf. Cheers! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This film is fantastic. It's a great character driven film about 3 brothers and how they mend their relationship after their father's death. Cheers!~ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"I feel like gripping you by your ears and shouting "I'm not fucking interested. But instead I'm gonna go home and do some accounting.This is an excellent movie that explores sociopathy, ambition and the viewer's moral code. It's uncomfortable to watch but it looks absolutely gorgeous and Jake does not disappoint. Great film, if you haven't seen it, you definitely should. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're gonna talk about the strong female lead and mention some of our favourites, it was honestly pretty fascinating to see how 10 years of difference in age can affect our lists of film and T.V. We need more women not only as film characters but also as people of import in the industry. Support the entertainment that encourages this. Cheers! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We give our Top 10s and our Honorable Mentions of the year. The Support you guys have consistently shown us has been a pleasure to see and we can't thank you enough. Only three more episode till we hit the one year mark. Let's see what the next year brings! Cheers! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 48 and we're so close to hitting the year mark on the Podcast. It's been a lot of fun and a great year and we can't thank the people that supported us from the start enough, as well as as the people that have shown up as guests and helped us make really cool content by holding mics with us. it's been brilliant and a lot of fun and we've learned and want to put that energy to good use for the upcoming year. Also, this episode comes out early as our christmas gift to you because we know that at least half of you are drinking next to the tree. Let us be part of that lovely time.

What are we doing here?Talking about Birdman. Man, that sounded funnier in my head. Look, we're talking Birdman. It's a great film, Alejandro G. Iñarratu did a brilliant job directing this film and although me and Chris loved it, it was for entirely different reasons. That's kind of my favourite thing about this movie. We recommend the hell out of it. Here's a link to watch it: https://www.amazon.com/Birdman-Michael-Keaton/dp/B00TPJE3ZK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1482208775&sr=8-1&keywords=birdman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a really fun episode. I hated this movie, Chris loved it. We had a really nice conversation exploring why and what we each learned thanks to the movie. There's also poop stories! We're kind of all over the fucking place sometimes. I dig it. If you guys like the show, be sure to comment and rate us, we'd love to talk to you guys a lot more. we're on twitter, stitcher, Itunes Podcast app , Google Play and Soundcloud. All under For Film's Sake. Cheers! enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we talk about Heat, the Michael Mann movie where Al Pacino and Robert Deniro try to kill to each other. It's great, despite it being about an hour too long. Honestly, I'm a little fascinated by how me and Chris found such different elements of the movie entertaining and effective. We both really like the movie but I think it's for entirely different reasons. Except Pacino and Deniro, that's enough to love any movie. Cheers!-B See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is gonna be a long description, bear with us: Also, Trigger Warning: We cover sexual assault as a topic, if you're listening and think it may trigger any unwanted PTSD symptoms or anything along that vein. Thanks for tuning in, but please turn the episode off and be healthy