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New Release Wall #1 - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

Russ and Zach review Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and...mostly get off on tangents or nitpick tiny plot points that don't need it.

Five For Five: Movies You'll Like In Spite of Us

A FIVE FOR FIVE LIKE YOU’VE NEVER HEARD BEFORE!

In this episode, Russ and Zach go out of their way to offend everyone by stealing an old Nostalgia Critic idea (Seen here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ejMFvssoSI) and providing you with a  list of ten (actually more) movies that everyone likes and we…don’t.

Rather than a typical five for five — where the movies get our unabashed recommendation — this time around we’ll look at movies that are insanely popular, but just not at all for us. Sacred cows slaughtered include Marvel Studios, Tim Burton, Martin Scorcese, and more.

Yeah, you’ll hate us after this one. But we promise we’ll make it up to you next time.

Episode 8: Deadpool & The Punisher (1989)

Dan, Logan, Dave, and Russ talk about Deadpool and The Punisher -- plus a whole lot of other stuff in one of our less-structured episodes.

Episode 7: If You Like Fight Club and Spotlight, Try These Movies

Russ Burlingame (@russburlingame) and Zach Roberts (@zdroberts) give recommendations for people who really liked a couple of movies we've previously talked about.

Five for Five: Donald Trump's America

Russ is drunk. We ran long.

5 For 5 - August 30 (ish), 2016

In the second of our "Five For Five" stand-alone shows, Russ Burlingame (@russburlingame on Twitter) and Zach Roberts (@zdroberts) recommend what you should give a chance over the next five days.

And, yes, each of us had a Gene Wilder film.

Russ's list and trivia:

THE FRISCO KID

Fun trivia: In Hanky Panky, the movie where Wilder met Gilda Radner — directed by SIDNEY FREAKING POITIER, by the way — Gene Hackman played a character whose name was “Michael Jordon.”

STATE OF GRACE

Fun trivia: Noonan’s bar, created for the comic book series HITMAN but used as the restaurant/coffee shop in TV’s SUPERGIRL, was named after Sean Penn’s character Terry Noonan in this film.

DOGMA

Fun trivia: If you watch to the end of Kevin Smith’s 1994 debut feature CLERKS, it says that “Jay and Silent Bob will return in DOGMA.” It took him five years to make the movie and Jay & Bob appeared in both Mallrats and Chasing Amy in between, but he was right.

WHERE TO INVADE NEXT

Fun trivia: That footage of the Berlin Wall isn’t the only time Moore headed to Germany to participate in history: In 1985, President Ronald Reagan was laying a wreath at a wall of remembrance for Nazi soldiers. Michael Moore and a Jewish friend of his whose parents were at Auschwitz were there with a banner that read "We came from Michigan, USA to remind you: They killed my family"

THE BIG EMPTY (this one - http://www.vudu.com/movies/#!content/7469/The-Big-Empty)

Fun trivia: There are at least three people in this movie — JOSIE’s Rachel Leigh Cook, DAZED’s Joey Lauren Adams, and SQUAD’s Adam Beach — who have been featured in previous ECV Reviews.

Looking For the Next Best Thing: 5 For 5 on August 25, 2016

The first installment of a new feature where we do STAND-ALONE five for five picks instead of having them incorporated into the main show, Russ and Zach suggest movies made since 2000 that should have been on the Best of the Century list but were not.

The Best of the Century

In this episode, Russ Burlingame and Zach Roberts discuss the recent, BBC-driven list of the 100 best films of the 21st Century. We agree with a lot of it, but we have strong feelings about other things.

...Like, seriously? AI? And Moulin fucking Rouge?!

Episode 6: Linklater-TASTIC!

In this episode, Russ, Dan, Logan, and Dave look at Everybody Wants Some!! and Dazed and Confused from visionary director Richard LInklater. And we get distracted a lot.

Like, a lot.

#7FavFilms From Russ Burlingame

...and yeah. Only one comic book movie. Promise. Mostly. Ish.