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On The Subject: Of Films for folding laundry

Let's face it chores are never fun, in fact we usually only do them to ignore other tasks or wait until we have completely run out of socks. It background movies baby!

This episode: Zach, Malcolm and Logan get together to discuss what they watch when it comes time to do some chores. Its Films for folding Laundry.

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On The Subject: Of Baby Driver

This closes our look at the films of Edgar Wright and the extended Cornetto Trilogy. We end with One Killer Track about Baby Driver and the culmination of everything Wright has worked on to get to this point and put our a fast paced action film full of sweet music and fun comedy.

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  • "All You Need is One Killer Track"

BOX OFFICE  Released July 2nd 2017

Budget: $34,000,000

Domestic: $107,825,862

Foreign: $119,119,225

Worldwide: $228,104,185

Opening Weekend: $20,553,320

Opened #2 run 16.3 weeks 114 days

  • Transformers: The Last Knight June 21st

  • The Big Sick June 28th

  • Despicable Me 3 June 30th

  • The House (will ferrel, amy pohler)

  • Car 3

  • Wonder Woman June 2nd

  • Spider-Man: Homecoming (July 7, a week later)

Director: Edgar Wright

Writer: Edgar Wright

Stars: Ansel Elgort, Jon Bernthal, Jon Hamm | See full cast & crew »

  • "it’s an action film driven by music, which I think is an apt description.”- Edgar Wright

  • The idea of Baby Driver came about in 1994 when Wright was editing his 1995 debut movie A Fistful of Fingers, which was also his first solo script. At the time, he was obsessed with Spencer Blue Explosion’s “Bellbottoms” (the song that is playing during the first heist in Baby Driver) then began to imagine a car chase and bank robbery set to that song.

  • Some of the movies Wright took inspiration from for Baby Driver included Heat, Point Break, The Driver, Blues Brothers, Straight Time, Bullitt, The Warriors and even the Mad Max franchise. Wright adored how George Miller did Fury Road and credited it to his detailed planning.

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On The Subject: Of The World's End

The boys get back together to talk nostalgia, have a pint and stop an alien invasion. It's time to talk about Edgar Wrights 3rd and final film in the Cornetto Trilogy, The Worlds End. 

Malcolm, Zach and Logan decide which of the three is there favorite film and what does and doesn't work. Plus we discuss the many things to be learned from Wrights film making and how to pay off a great scene through plot devices and music!


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On The Subject: Of Shaun of the Dead

 "Let's go to the Winchester, have a pint and let it alllllllll blow over." 

While we get together lets talk about the Edgar Wright fan favorite film Shaun of the Dead! Its got comedy, zombies and killer sound. This team would go on to make cult classics for years and the well known directing of Edgar Wright truly begins here with this film!

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On The Subject: Of Palentine's Day

The Pals join to talk about love and relationships in Movies, TV, Comics and media in general.  

We share our favorite on screen couples  and the movies we love to watch with the ones we love. We also go off the rails and break into song as we are known to do. Logan shares his love for Jeff Lemire and we all know Dick Grayson as the worlds finest friend.

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On The Subject: Of Mission Impossible: Fallout

This is the latest entry FALLOUT concludes our look at the Mission Impossible film franchise. The series is a decade long evolution of the Ethan Hunt spy action movies. So much has changed and grown and new life is put into each entry as the stakes get higher and the action more impossible!

The Discussion of the films continues with; Malcolm and Zachary. 

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On The Subject: Of Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

 Is Brad Bird's Mission Impossible a near perfect movie? Series in Review continues with the Mission Impossible films. This time we are talking GHOST PROTOCOL, it my (Logan) personal favorite thus far in the series. This round-table discussion includes; Malcolm, Zach and Logan. 

Among the many wonderful things in the Mission Impossible series is the love and attention to detail that director Brad Bird inject into this franchise  and really makings it a stronger more gripping series to follow.

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On The Subject: Of Mission Impossible 2

The action continues as we accept the impossible and look at Mission Impossible 2. we discuss and breakdown our favorite parts of the movies and what we think could be done better.

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On The Subject: Of Mission Impossible

Join us as we look at one of largest action franchises around with the Mission Impossible films. Action film series starring Tom Cruise and starting in 1996, we discuss and breakdown our favorite parts of the movies and what we think could be done better.

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