When you look over 2018, we were blessed to have one of the most evenly consistent years in recent memory. It seemed like every month 2018 delivered a film that left a real impression on the movie landscape. Looking back over the year, look at the amazing films we got each month: January -Paddington 2 … Continue reading AJ’s Top 10 Films of 2018
AJ’s Personal Ballot (If I Had an Oscar Vote) for 2018 Part 2: Animated, Doc, & Screenplay
We're back with the 2nd part of my personal ballot today! Lots of more great stuff to get through, so let's dive in. Just a quick recap of where I left off yesterday: AJ’s Nomination Count 6 – First Man (2 Wins) & Black Panther (2 Wins) 3 – If Beale Street Could Talk (2 Wins), Roma 2 – A Quiet Place, Annihilation, Crazy … Continue reading AJ’s Personal Ballot (If I Had an Oscar Vote) for 2018 Part 2: Animated, Doc, & Screenplay
Top 25 Rewatchable Movies of 2018
There's often a divide between critics and audiences on the ways that many films are perceived. Oftentimes, I'm asked about the watchability of many films I love, including The Florida Project, Blue Valentine, and more. Those movies are fantastic. They're also movies I can only watch once a year if that. There are many who try to … Continue reading Top 25 Rewatchable Movies of 2018
We Bought a Pod Episode 38: Popular! It’s All About Popular!
00- 17:20 - Eighth Grade (No Spoilers) 17:20 - 24:25 - Eighth Grade (Spoilers) 24:25- 55:00 - Oscar Changes 55:00 - END - Listener Questions If you want to read our stuff our links are below! Eighth Grade Review AJ's Oscar Rant AJ's Oscar Last 10 Years of Popular Film Predictions
Review: ‘Eighth Grade’ is One of the Most Honest Films of the Year
Back in April, I was lucky enough to attend a screening of the Bo Burnham film "Eighth Grade" at a film festival. The movie spoke to me instantly, especially as someone who considers themselves extremely shy and socially awkward. Even if you haven't experienced those feelings, "Eighth Grade" is one of the most emotionally sincere movies you will … Continue reading Review: ‘Eighth Grade’ is One of the Most Honest Films of the Year