Katelyn tackles Flash (aaaaah aaaaaaaaaaaaaah) Gordon. Two massive contenders face off this week -- one is a genre-subverting psychological super hero mystery and the other is... well... genuinely indescribable. Tune in to see how it all shakes out!
Zak tackles Butter. Two extremely niche movies... both very butter-centric, both slice-of-life. Chris Guest directed either none of, or both of these movies... you'll have to decide for yourself.
Lee tackles Family Business. We've got a hell of a cast on this one -- one version is a quirky family romp and the other is a botched heist. Also, I think we owe James Blunt royalties.
Seth tackles Career Opportunities. The two movies this week share a genre, and honestly not much else. They both have plenty of goofs, and some dubious star power. Tune in to see who wins!
Tiff tackles Pulp Fiction. This week we get all up in this classic... or IS it a classic? One version has some crimes and the exact number of people in Pulp Fiction and the other is like less crime and WAY more people -- tune in to see what the correct number of people is for Pulp Fiction!
Zak tackles Blow Dry. We harken back, this week, to a better time, a simpler time... an early 2000's time. The movies are honestly fairly similar this week, if for no other reason, than the fact that this title lends itself to zero creativity whatsoever.
Lee tackles The Long Kiss Goodnight. This week we're split between a bizarrely paced action movie (we think?) and an out-of-time multi-thread fantasy tale.
Seth tackles The Chill Factor. Wait, did we do this one already?? Kinda, yes. This week we goofed on Seth and gave him The Chill Factor, a little known early movie by the same title as the only-slightly-better-known later movie we covered in episode 130. Tune in this week for the mulligan!
Curt tackles The Princess Bride. We honestly have two fairly comparable movies this week. We spend a lot of time discussing the downsides of nostalgia and some time covering Highlander, unfortunately. Except for Lee... he can't get enough of Highlander.
Zak tackles The Phantom. Turns out Zak DID kinda know this movie, because Lee and Seth talk about it constantly, but here we are anyway. One is a full-goof comic book remake, and one's a social and political commentary-laden hero's journey. Clearly we really planned ahead for this holiday episode.
