Presented by Jay from Life vs Film. …
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As a collaboration project between fans of film and film bloggers attending this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, I (with the input from others) had a thought of documenting personal experiences, constructing a diary of sorts to chronicle the festival from the perspective of one person for one day. This may include fun things done around NYC, the film(s) screened and the impressions from them, or participation in all the special events...
Presented by Dan Heaton from PTsnob. …
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Presented by Fogs’ from Fogs Movie Reviews. …
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As I mention during the show (and for anyone that was paying attention over at the Forums), this episode was initially intended to be split in two. After all, we cover an insane nine (!) films in it. However, life found a way to get in the way and we were forced to do it all in one monstrous ep. So you ought to know that you’re in for a long ride, though considering the number of films discussed, I think we were pretty...
Presented by Kai Parker from Man I Love Films. …
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Presented by Daniel Lackey of Forced Viewing. I’ll update this post in 48 hours with the exact voting numbers for runner-up and winner (I forgot to mention to the presenters to use them in the videos). …
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Robert from Sketchy Details back again with Foreign Chops: Czech Republic. We had a wide range of submissions about many different Czech films. The most popular film, by default, was Daisies. Every other film was only covered by one submission.
We’ll announce the next Foreign Chops subject soon. For now, enjoy all the great posts about films from the Czech Republic and...
This episode is being posted later than was planned, so let’s get right to it:
Originally, we’d planned to split our Franchise Look-back on the Disney Renaissance films (nine of them!) into two episodes. Unfortunately, scheduling issues forced us to combine them both into one monstrous episode (coming next week). As such, we had a free week and a spontaneous topic arise within the last couple days prior to the recording...
With summer fast approaching, the quality of new releases is certainly improving. This week we bring you reviews from Danny Boyle’s Trance, as well as the remake of a cult classic – Evil Dead. Find out how the LAMB rated those films and don’t forget, you can join in on the LAMBScores fun by heading over...
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Now entering the studio are today’s contestants…
First up is the reigning new champion, Nick Powell. The master of trivia took down the prior five-time champ (um, me) last time, and is now challenged by his podcast co-host The Vern, as well as his longtime trivia nemesis Kristen. Can he make it a repeat, or will his stay at the top be short-lived?
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Welcome back to another edition of the LAMBScores, with a pair of new releases coming your way. First up we have the latest installment in the G.I. Joe franchise with G.I. Joe: Retaliation. We also have the latest Stephenie Meyer adaptation in the form of The Host. Did these films get the thumbs up or thumbs down? Find out...
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