Jimmy and Billy duke it out with their dueling Anthony Hopkins and Nick Nolte impersonations. Then they tackle the 1994 hidden gem, What Happened Was… playing this month on the Criterion Channel.
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93rd Academy Awards Oscar Wrap Up
The 93rd Academy Awards are finally over, but Jim and Teal take one last crack at them with their complete Oscar’s wrap up.
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Cinerama Dome Memories: Jim and Teal Look Back at a Theater Icon.
Jim and Teal look back at their film-going memories of seeing movies at The Cinerama Dome. Also, they discuss The Father and Another Round.
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The Boy Downstairs – A widescreen comedy disaster
Jim here, you all know me. You know how I earn a livin’. Always on the hunt for a film that breaks Jimmy’s cardinal sin, one shot in the wrong aspect ratio! Okay, so film is a subjective medium, and I guess it is a filmmaker’s call to decide what aspect ratio their movie should appear. But I find, time and time again, filmmakers these days tend to lean on the widescreen 2.35:1 format as if the ghost of David Lean were guiding their independent film epic.
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Jim and Teal Celebrate The Criterion Channel’s Second Anniversary.
Teal is back this week as he and Jim dive into the cinematic world of The Criterion Collection to celebrate the channel’s second anniversary.
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Another Round with Bill From Queens
This week Jim and Bill from Queens discuss Another Round, Godzilla vs Kong, WandaVision, Machine Gun McCain, and Snyder Cuts.
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Stuff We’ve Seen Turns 100: The Snyder Cut.
It’s Stuff We’ve Seen’s official 100th episode. Take a listen and find out what the boys have in store for you.
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Jim and Teal’s 3rd Annual Oscar Nomination Episode
It’s Oscar Nominations time, and Jim and Teal run down the list and discuss the Academy’s picks.
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Stuff We’ve Seen Pays Homage to Siskel and Ebert
This week we’ve got four movies to review: United States vs Billie Holiday, I Care a Lot, Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar, and Minari.
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Nomadland and Possessor Uncut.
This week film reviews of Nomadland, Possessor, Judas and The Black Messiah, and Sia’s Music. Which one will be on Jim’s list of all-time worst movies? Have a listen and find out.
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