Not Quite Film Critics Andrew Abadie

Andrew and Taylor return from a long hiatus to talk about some of the best buddy comedies. The guys dive into some of the most recent films and the beginning of the trend. They then break down a forgotten, and underrated move 21 & Over.

The Southern Miss men's basketball coach Jay Ladner joins the show as the first ever guess. With the craziness of March Madness, the NCAA basketball tournaments, Andrew, Taylor and Jay dive into basketball films which includes Hoosiers, Semi-Pro and Blue Chips.

Andrew and Taylor take a deep dive into two great law films. The guys look into 12 Angry Men which explains the jury side of the American law system. They then dive into Al Pacino's Academy Award nominee performance in And Justice For All... and try to understand the struggles of the lawyer.

Andrew and Taylor dive into journalism film and how surprisingly Hollywood gets them right. The guys give context to the crazy life of journalism and how certain movies do a great depiction of not only the lifestyle but the correct way to report a story. After going through some of the best movies, they then breakdown The Paper (1994) which is one of the most underrated journalism films people may not know about it.

With the start of the college baseball season, Andrew and Taylor were compelled to talk about some of the best baseball movies and try and dissect why baseball has some of the best films. The guys then talk about Joe Mazzellos' Undrafted (2016) and break down the underrated film that they deem "The Perfect Sports Film."

In the first ever episode of the Not Quite Film Critics podcast, hosts Andrew Abadie and Taylor Curet introduce themselves and their love for movies. The guys then take a deep dive into the classic film Casablanca.