This week we review Steve Jobs starring Michael Fassbender, directed by Danny Boyle from a screenplay by Aaron Sorkin, based on the book by Walter Isaacson. We try not to confuse this film with Jobs (2013) or Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine (2015).
Download: Films of the Future 045: Steve Jobs or subscribe on iTunes
This week we review Ridley Scott’s The Martian starring Matt Damon in an adaptation of the best-selling novel by Andy Weir. Clark stops by to deliver some Chinese food and help us decide if Earth is in space. We discuss dark matter and the power of love.
Download: Films of the Future 044: The Martian 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 our experimental live studio audience demands that we review The Visit. We all do the Shyamalan twist together and try to stop the audience from revolting.
Download: Films of the Future 042: The Visit or subscribe on iTunes
This week we review Black Mass starring Johnny Depp as the infamously violent Whitey Bulger. We’re joined by Nicholas Saenz from Austin to debate Depp’s accent and Alan agrees to watch Edward Scissorhands every single day until he likes it.
Download: Films of the Future 041: Black Mass or subscribe on iTunes
This week we review American Ultra, a film starring Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg that asks, “what if Jason Bourne was a total stoner?” Also, Alan tries to teach me how to curse and wants everyone to know that if you’re listening to this right now, he’s in Berlin.
Download: Films of the Future 040: American Ultra or subscribe on iTunes
This week we forget to pick a movie but eventually review the NWA biopic, Straight Outta Compton, and you’ll be glad we did. Is Paul Giamatti the worst part? Listen to find out!
Download: Films of the Future 039: Straight Outta Compton or subscribe on iTunes
This week we review the latest attempt to make a Fantastic Four movie that people care about. We’re joined by Stephen Winchell from The Space Lincoln Star Trek Podcast. Stephen can’t remember the name of the mailman in the Fantastic Four comics and we spread rumors about Marvel. Plus, Josh Flowers reads the Top 10 Unexpected Facts about the Fantastic Four.
Download: Films of the Future 038: Fantastic Four 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 Pixels! We make some bad Christopher Columbus jokes and threaten to make a Men of the Future calendar. Plus, loyal listener Lauren claims I have a “sexier podcast voice” than Alan.
Download: Films of the Future 036: Pixels or subscribe on iTunes
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