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I like shows from a public's point of view. Thats what this one is. Not really critics, but love films. Give honest reveiws without the too good for the room attitude.

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What a wonderful tribute to the incomparable Robin Williams! Your emphasis on Good Will Hunting was appreciated. I really enjoy how you delve just a little deeper than others. Your analysis of the relationship between the characters, their importance in the film, and the ways in which their interactions impact the film are very refreshing. You influenced me to want to go back and revisit some of the oldies, such as Patch Adams and Mrs. Doubtfire. What a wonderful legacy, in film, that he has left behind. I have no doubt that his best truly WAS on the horizon. Godspeed to Mr. Williams. Thank you for treating him and his films with such respect. You have yourself an excited new subscriber! ("How do you like those apples?!") -GWH

I have listened to these guys and other film review podcasts not because my movie-viewing trends rely on their opinions (well, not that much anyway) but because I enjoy the funny conversations they have and the humorous comments they make about the experience they had watching these films. It's entertaining to hear about the misfortune that one poor boy has fairly frequently when attending a movie with inconsiderate troggs who attend the screenings. I feel sorry as he describes his woeful tales about adolecent delinquents shouting obscenities in the auditorium, parents with questionable character bringing infants to the movies past their bedtime, and theatres that repeatedly fail in their service to the movie-going public. I can relate to some of what he has described. In the end this is a podcast about friends talking and sharing opinions about movies they watch. Sometimes they have insights about a film I find interestingly poignant. Sometimes I don't agree. But I am always entertained and feel like I was in a film converation with buddies I used to know from college. I'm the kind of guy that enjoys riffing on pretentious directorial egoes like Brent Ratner's too. I may have to eat that comment when he makes a film worth a directorial award. Then again . . . I may not. If you want serious film criticism, your local community college might offer an elective course on the subject. This is just guys who like movies and give their opinions about them in a way those who "get them" can enjoy. Keep em' coming guys!!!