Film Sack

…at midnight while wife’s asleep next to me—the one dude trying to remember Balky from Perfect Stranger’s catchphrase just hit my stoned brain perfectly. The Dreamcatcher episode (catching up on It! / Derry / King lore). Great show, I’m following

(Old reviews after this one) Too much of their review is based on which side the movie favors. Audience capture, a little arrogance or it’s just like the evolution of Star Wars; the message is more important than a good story. Bye guys ***** From a year or two ago. A year or so ago, I gave this 3 stars and whined about the looong openings. I still think they’re meh (boys you’re not comedians so how bout editing them down a bit). But this is still one of my go to podcasts on my bike rides; it’s funny, informative and there’s some good chemistry between the guys. Careful of injecting politics in. That’s killed more podcasts than sanctimony. But the show is fun; have two more stars on me. And from today. An update since I dropped the rating to 4 stars. Why oh why do people have to inject their politics into fun things. It’s subtle (other than Randy) and nothing compared to any show by NPR. But it’s getting close to where I don’t know if the movie is good or simply has the right political slant. I’m closer to dropping it, but I still like the guys though the one with Tourette’s is a bit much sometimes. And I still hate the openings, but I always skip ahead a few minutes so no big deal.

Film Sack is an absolute gem for any movie lover. This podcast perfectly blends humor, insightful analysis, and genuine passion for cinema. Here's what I love: The hosts: The chemistry between the guys is fantastic. They're funny, knowledgeable, and passionate about movies, which makes for incredibly engaging listening. Whether they're cracking jokes, dissecting plot points, or passionately defending their favorite films, they're always entertaining. Deep dives: Film Sack doesn't just offer surface-level discussions. They delve into the details, exploring themes, cinematography, acting choices, and even the historical context of the films they cover. This level of analysis is refreshing and truly enhances your appreciation for the movies they discuss. Humor: The hosts have a knack for finding humor in even the most serious films. Their witty banter and playful jabs keep the show light and entertaining, even during deep dives. Variety: Film Sack covers a wide range of movies, from cult classics and hidden gems to mainstream blockbusters. This variety ensures there's something for everyone, and it keeps the show fresh and exciting. Overall, Film Sack is an exceptional podcast that I highly recommend to anyone who loves movies. It's informative, entertaining, and sure to leave you laughing.

You can tell which way the hosts lean…we don’t care. Who wants to hear political disses on a movie review podcast? Especially with 47 in the house…