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Captain America Civil War
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Welcome to the I Hate Critics Movie Review Podcast.
New Releases:
Captain America: Civil War
The Family Fang
Bridgend
Top Five: Super Hero Films.
Netflix Challenge:
We Are Twisted Fucking Sister
Team Foxcatcher
Les Miserable
1986 – Short Circuit, Fight Fire with Fire
Trailers:
Bad Mom’s
Inferno
Now You See Me 2
The Nice Guys
Rocky Marathon
02 years
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What a great week for movies. Pixar delivered The Good Dinosaur which isn’t great by Pixar standards, but still pretty good. We has two full on master pieces released in our area in Brooklyn and Trumbo. There was one stinker in Victor Frankenstein. Finally Creed surprised us and allowed for us to go on a Rocky Marathon.
For our Undisputed Classic we take on Rocky
On our Does it Hold Up segment we take a look at Rocky II, Rocky III and Rocky Balboa
In our Defend It segment we defend Rocky V (not really)
In 1985 Rocky IV
Our trailers this week are:
Captain America: Cival War
The Big Short
Barbershop The Next Cut
The Little Prince
Knight of Cups
Steve Jobs is the Best Movie in Three Years
02 years
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This week we’ve got five new movies. Four of the new movies bombed including The Last Witch Hunter, Jem and the Hollograms, Rock the Kasbah and Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs however according our resident film critic is the best movie in the last three years. The other three are pretty bad. Then we were invited by A24 to screen Room, so we sent Josh to Chicago and he thinks it was good but was hoping for great.
Top Five this week is biopics. We talk Raging Bull, Amadeus, Shindler’s List, Good Fellas, The Social Network, Love and Mercy, Straight Outta Compton, Good Night and Good Luck, Lawrence of Arabia, Frida, Milk etc
Our Undisputed Classic this week is Oliver Stone’s The Doors.
In 1985 we take on Krush Groove.
Our trailers this week are:
Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens
Dad’s Army
Bone Tomahawk
Joy
Jessica Jones
Equal Pay for Women
02 years
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Captain America 3: Cival War casted.
Women are under paid in Hollywood
This week only one new movie came out and it was “Hot Pursuit” starring Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara. It’s not a great movie but that mixed with a series of articles lead us to the discussion of equal pay for women in Hollywood. We try to explain why they’re not paid equally but ultimately come back to the fact that they should be. It’s not just Hollywood, it’s all over the world, but why not start in Hollywood at least.
Our Undisputed Classic was actually a Cult Classic Guantlet that Sean laid down before Josh and I. We were tasked to check out the Netflix Cult Classic section and each check out a movie for the first time. Sean loved “Goon,” I appreciated and “Reanimator” and Josh loathed “Wet Hot American Summer” despite the fact that both Sean and I love the flick.
1985 – Nothing of note came out in 1985
Trailers:
San Andreas
Fifty Shades of Gray Honest Trailer
Human Centipede 3
Magic Mike XXL
Vacation
Ricki & the Flash
Avengers Age of Ultron, Chuck Norris & Bruce Jenner
02 years
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Avengers Age of Ultron has finally been released. Josh and I watched it with a very critical eye. The action was unintelligible, the dialogue was not strong, the story line connecting all these movies together has major holes in it. Then Sean, our resident film critic managed to watch the movie for what it was, a summer blockbuster that is a lot of fun. You say tomato I say…this doesn’t work as well when you type it out.
News:
Nathan Rabin has been canned by The Dissolve
Robert Downey Jr shits on indie film.
Mae Whitman passed over in “Independence Day 2”
The Baltimore Riots and “The Purge”
Our Does it Hold Up segment was inspired by Bruce Jenner. We took a look at Hedwig and the Angry Inch and The Crying Game. Hedwig and the Angry Inch is truly one of the great rock musicals of all time while the offensive marketing campaign really ruins The Crying Game experience.
1985 – Chuck Norris is Chuck Norris in Code of Silence. But it would have been awesome if he was in Gymkata. Anthony Edwards made Gotcha and Johnny Depp did Private Resort.
Trailers:
Ted 2
Strangerland
Fifty Shades Darker
The Irrational Man