This week we review The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2. Kendall is worried that there are not enough droids in the film and Alan gets the franchise confused with Game of Thrones. Is this really more highly anticipated than Star Wars: The Force Awakens? A man is not a piece of fruit!
Download: Films of the Future 047: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 or subscribe on iTunes
This week we review the 24th James Bond film, Spectre. We’re joined by Sean Dove who wrote and illustrated The Last Days of Danger. Together we reminisce about Darkwing Duck (1991–1995) and debate if “hippie pirates” are a thing.
Download: Films of the Future 046: Spectre or subscribe on iTunes
This week we review Everest, based on a tragic true story of an expedition to the highest point on Earth goes wrong. Alan and I debate the appeal of this classic battle of man vs. nature.
Download: Films of the Future 043: Everest or subscribe on iTunes
This week we review Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation and never for a moment confuse it with Star Wars Anthology: Rogue One. Christopher Shea joins us to discuss what IMF stands for and debate if money or social value is more effective at attracting lovers. Also, Alan is wrong about everything.
Download: Films of the Future 037: Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation or subscribe on iTunes
This week we review San Andreas starring Dwayne Johnson. Special Californian guest, Carissa Remitz joins us to discuss if it makes sense to be afraid of earthquakes and wonder if it’s really safe to be safe.
Download: Films of the Future 030: San Andreas or subscribe on iTunes
This week we review Mad Max:Fury Road and debate if director George Miller deserves to be called a visionary mastermind. We also confirm that we follow the biological code and argue about how a book club is supposed to work.
Download: Films of the Future 028: Mad Max: Fury Road or subscribe on iTunes
Buckle up—we’re reviewing Furious 7. We don’t have friends, we have a podcast family.
Download: Films of the Future 024: Furious 7 or subscribe on iTunes
Zachary Muhn joins us for a review of The Divergent Series: Insurgent. We argue about whether to not it’s derivative before discussing when Aerosmith’s career went south.
Download: Films of the Future 022: Insurgent or subscribe on iTunes
In this episode we review Neill Blomkamp’s Short Circuit tribute, Chappie. We’re joined by a special non-biased guest, Mod-Bot 2020, to keep the conversation from just being Alan’s repeated demands to “burn him to ash” every time I defend Chappie.
Download: Films of the Future 020: Chappie or subscribe on iTunes
In this episode we review Rob Cohen’s The Boy Next Door starring Jennifer Lopez as a high school teacher who gets a little too familiar with her creepy neighbor. Alan loves it. Are our brains broken?
Download: Films of the Future 014: The Boy Next Door or subscribe on iTunes
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