This week, Travis is finally seeing the 2014 comedy/drama Chef. And talking to him about it, is ANTP season 3 contestant Vincent Minnucci. Written by, directed by, and starring Jon Favereau, this indie film is about a fine dining chef getting back to his roots on a food truck. So, after waiting this long, did …
Travis is joined this week by Nizzbit, and Austin Rood to talk about the 2010 post apocalyptic film starring Denzel Washington and Gary Oldman, The Book of Eli. Travis hadn’t seen it before, which is surprising given how much he likes both the leads. But how does it stack up to the hype? Thanks go …
Travis is joined this week by Amy Frost of Achewillow to talk about the 2003 animated feature, the Triplets of Belleville. Travis had never seen it before, despite actually owning a copy. So, what did he think? Talk turns to animation as a medium, and also about how Amy keeps making Travis watch French films …
This week, Travis is joined by Drew and Myles of The More You Nerd to talk about the anime feature, Redline. Not only has Travis never seen it, he had never heard of it before they brought it to his attention. So, is it worth a watch? Find out… Thanks go out to Audie Norman …
This week, Lisa from I Love That Movie is here to talk about her first time seeing the 1994 action/fantasy/revenge movie starring Brandon Lee, The Crow. It’s directed by Alex Proyas, who happens to be the director of one of her favorite movies, yet she hadn’t seen this one. What did she think? And how …
This week, Travis is joined by Gerald of Two Peas on a Podcast to talk about the 1999 thriller Stir of Echoes starring Kevin Bacon, written by and directed by David Koepp. Does it hit the right notes for Gerald, the self-described “horror guy”? Or is is a lesser version of The Sixth Sense, a …
This week, Travis is joined by Phil Keating to talk about the 1986 John Carpenter directed cult classic starring Kurt Russel as Jack Burton. Who isn’t even really the hero of the movie. It’s silly, it’s weird, it doesn’t even make much sense. But what did Phil think about it after seeing it? Find out… …
This week, Travis is joined by Jimmy Clare to talk about the 2010 live action adaptation of the hit Nickelodeon series Avatar: The Last Airbender, written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan. Travis had never seen it before, but he does have thoughts. Is this worth seeing? Does it make him want to even watch …
Sean (aka @headgamer) from The Genepool Variety Hour joined Travis this week to talk about the 1998 action thriller Ronin, starring Robert De Niro, Jean Reno, and Natasha McElhone, and directed by John Frankenheimer. It’s widely considered to have some of the best car chases in film. But how is the rest of it? Find …
This week, David Cadena (aka Roosterbat) is back. He’s never seen Dark City, so Travis made him watch it. It’s a great sci fi film from the late 90s. Does it hold up. Was it ever good? Is it a better version of “The Matrix”? Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@OddlyNormalOne) for the album …
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It's time for Wait, You Haven't Seen...? Episode 124
This week, I'm talking Brazil (1985) with @MrJayLedbetter
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Quick update. Tonight's stream will be starting at 7pm Eastern Time. Talking about Brazil (1985) with @MrJayLedbetter
Finished my rewatch of Brazil for tomorrow's podcast episode. Still my favorite film by Terry Gilliam
