Anders and Aren discuss the recent ESPN/Netflix doc on Michael Jordan and the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls, The Last Dance, touching on celebrity culture, documentary narratives, and shared pandemic viewing.
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Beastie Boys Story is an inspiring look back on the journey of the band, as told by two of the guys who lived it.
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The Brothers discuss Jim Carroll’s Christian time travel drama, Assassin 33 A.D., and how it stands out from other evangelical Christian films.
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With Yesterday, Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis craft a serviceable romantic comedy around the idea of a world where only one man can remember the Beatles, but never take its high-concept to the next level.
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Joe’s 2015 feature captures the karmic drift between the waking and dreaming worlds.
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George Sluizer’s celebrated mystery film subverts our obsession with mystery itself.
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Jia Zhangke’s anthology film examines how people react violently in times of precariousness, which is more relevant than ever.
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Anders and Aren discuss Peter Bogdanovich’s debut feature, Targets, and how the film is a touchstone for the work of Quentin Tarantino and explores the relationship between violence and cinema.
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Edgar Wright’s classic “rom zom com” is primarily a triumph of brilliant editing and montage.
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Examining each film in Krzysztof Kieslowski’s celebrated 10-part television series in relation to the Gospels and Christ’s Parables.
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The Brothers expand upon their list from 2012, citing 12 more movies that make for appropriate Easter viewing.
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Birdman of Alcatraz captures Burt Lancaster’s unique capacity to play both hard and soft in the same moment.
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Elisabeth Moss and Leigh Whannell craft one of the most entertaining horror movies in years.
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Ken Loach’s latest kitchen sink drama showcases the living nightmare of precarious work.
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The Brothers offer up suggested viewing in light of COVID-19.
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Albert Shin’s neo-noir set in Niagara Falls is a perceptive look at Canadian rot.
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The Brothers remember the legendary Swedish actor.
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Birds of Prey is another example of the DCEU successfully playing fast and loose with tone and consistency.
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Aren delves into his 30 favourite TV shows of the past decade, including True Detective, BoJack Horseman, and Hannibal.
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The Gentlemen finds Guy Ritchie up to his old, entertaining tricks.
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