My Fair Lady For Dudes

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00:00 - 06:56 - INTROS - Here we talk about where Tucker has been the past few weeks, video websites, Cinemax, David Lynch, and The People Vs. Larry Flint.

06:57 - 16:44 - Tucker watched The French Connection (1971), directed by William Friedkin, starring Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider, and Fernando Rey. In this section we also discuss Night Moves, Heat, Pauline Kael's review of the film (again), Bug, Killer Joe, the career of Ashley Judd, Jennifer Lawrence, and Anne Hathaway.

16:45 - 25:54 - Tucker also watched Collateral (2004), directed by Michael Mann, starring Jamie Foxx, Tom Cruise, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Mark Rufallo, and Javier Bardem.  Also in this section we talk about the David Fincher Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

25:55 - 37:44 - Sean watched Side Effects (2012), directed by Steven Soderbergh, written by Scott Z Burns, starring Rooney Mara, Jude Law, Channing Tatum, Catherine Zeta Jones, and Vinessa Shaw. In this section we talk about the recent Soderbergh films, the career of Adrian Lyne, Breakdown, Captain Ron, the commentary track for Big Trouble In Little China, Martin Short on Damages, and noted thespian Josh Duamel.

37:45 - 45:23 - Tucker watched The Lovers (1958), directed by Louis Malle, starring Jeanne Moreau, Jean-Marc Bory, Judith Magre, Jose Luis de Vilallonga, Gaston Modot. Also discussed in this section - James Cameron's Terminator,  the Supreme Court trial related to the film, Louis Malle's other films, Jean Cocteau, and Moonrise Kingdom.

45:24 - 57:58 - Sean watched The Cable Guy (1996), directed by Ben Stiller, starring Jim Carrey, Matthew Broderick, Leslie Mann, Jack Black, Owen Wilson, Ben Stiller,  Bob Odenkirk, Andy Dick, Janeane Garafalo, Charles Napier, George Segal, Eric Roberts, and Kyle Gass. Also in this section we talk about Zoolander, Jim Carrey's career, Election, Judd Apatow, This is 40, the Before VFX blog, Megan Ellison, Olympus Has Fallen, The Bounty Hunter, and our dream for the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy movie.

57:59 - 1:28:53 - And here we have a special guest feature with Nina Stone talking about awful movies, the movies she discusses are: The King's Speech (2011), directed by Tom Hooper; Good Dick (2008), directed by Marianna Palka; Queen To Play (2009), directed by Caroline Bottaro; School Ties (1992), directed by Robert Mandel; and The Switch (2010), directed by Will Speck, who we can only assume is related to Richard Speck. We also talk about a whole bunch of other stuff in wide ranging topics and junk.

Next week we'll have some kind of episode about something. Who knows! The world is your oyster. Seize the day, every day. Kiss the pan, the pan kisses you.

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Comments

[Nate Patrin]

Re: the YouTube movie aggregator you were talking about at the beginning: are you talking about pegleg.it? Because that links to actual uncut full movies on YouTube. It's not ideal, especially when it comes to watching something like 'The Holy Mountain' at 480p, but it's not as bad as the (PART 1/12) ten-minutes-at-a-time experience. It's kind of like having a sort of lower-res Netflix Instant queue that gets randomly updated with stuff you don't actually pick (and stuff Netflix often doesn't have), which is fun in its own "tripping over something while channel-surfing" kind of way.

[Blorg Fleebo]

As soon as I saw the Cable Guy screenshots I knew this would be good.

I mean, I hadn't listened yet BUT COME ON I'm saving it for later.

I actually did listen to all of the previous ones so far as well which were still good.

[tucker stone]

I'm not sure Nate, but that sounds about right. I have a tendency to ask Sean to explain things I skimmed over on a blog, and in cases where he hasn't heard of them, I tend to assume that's an answer in itself. The way you describe it makes my contempt somewhat unfocused, but that's not exactly a new problem. In other words: I should relax.

[CS]

Carpool is the best Tom Arnold movie, obviously.