0:00-4:05 – Introduction; Jeff has been traveling; he is tired and cranky
4:05-12:40 – “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” review
12:40-16:00 – “Admission” review
16:00-22:10 – “Ginger & Rosa” review
22:10-24:00 – Some other movies that they didn’t show us
24:00-37:20 – QOTW (your first movie crush)
37:20-46:10 – Pitch Me (Clint Eastwood, Jack Nicholson, boxing movie)
46:10-48:05 – Wrap-up and goodbyes; thanks to our lunch sponsor, David!
QOTW: What movie would you change the ending of?
0:00-2:05 – Introduction; NCAA brackets
2:05-3:50 – iTunes review; current whereabouts of Dylan
3:50-13:40 – “Olympus Has Fallen” review
13:40-16:10 – Jeff’s travel plans (baby on plane!)
16:10-21:35 – “The Croods” review
21:35-31:15 – “Spring Breakers” review
31:15-37:40 – “Stoker” review
37:40-38:40 – We’ll review “Admission” next week
38:40-41:35 – “The We and the I” review
41:35-43:05 – QOTW for next week: Who was your first movie crush?
43:05-44:50 – Introduction to Walter Salles interview
44:50-1:09:00 – Interview with Walter Salles, director of “On the Road” starring Garrett Hedlund, Sam Riley, and Kristen Stewart
1:09:00-1:10:50 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: Who was your first movie crush?
0:00-3:50 – Introduction; Eric’s at SXSW; too much information on Jeff’s uvula
3:50-9:30 – “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” review
9:30-20:45 – QOTW (your favorite examples of movie magic)
20:45-25:40 – “The Call” review
25:40-38:00 – Eric’s report on SXSW: “Haunter,” “Drinking Buddies,” “Lords of Salem,” “Cheap Thrills”
38:00-48:00 – “Veronica Mars” movie has been Kickstartered: what now?
48:00-50:25 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
0:00-2:30 – Introduction; Jeff is on baby duty
2:30-17:20 – “Oz the Great and Powerful” review
17:20-21:20 – “Emperor” review
21:20-24:30 – “Dead Man Down” wasn’t screened here; Eric can’t tell the girls with dragon tattoos apart; nobody saw “Phantom” for us
24:30-26:20 – SXSW is upon us!
26:20-34:50 – Interview with “Rewind This!” director Josh Johnson
34:50-40:40 – What Eric is looking forward to at SXSW (Jeff’s not going)
40:40-49:50 – QOTW (movies that deserve prequels)
49:50-54:00 – You could sponsor the show; here’s an iTunes review; this leads to an interesting “Star Wars” marketing idea
54:00-1:00:25 – Character Casserole (Buzz Lightyear, Professor Klump, the moon)
1:00:25-1:02:50 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: What’s your favorite example of movie magic — your most amazing, “how did they do that?” special effects moment?
0:00-3:30 – Introduction; we’re face-to-face this week; a new theme song that twists Jeff’s words
3:30-14:50 – “Jack the Giant Slayer” review
14:50-26:00 – “21 & Over” review
26:00-29:20 – “The Last Exorcism Part 2” and “Phantom” weren’t screened
29:20-32:20 – Ed Harris’ height, and height in general
32:20-38:50 – Eric was in Oxford; the Oscars happened
38:50-50:00 – QOTW (the farthest you’ve driven to see a movie)
50:00-53:00 – Next QOTW; an unsolicited “Star Wars” tangent; Wikipedia
53:00-1:00:05 – Interquel (“Taxi Driver” and “Reservoir Dogs”), with a sidebar about teaching baby Dylan an accent
1:00:05-1:01:20 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: What movie deserves a prequel?
0:00-3:20 – Introduction; go vote for the TSR Awards
3:20-13:25 – “Snitch” review
13:25-15:15 – “Dark Skies” is a movie, but they wouldn’t show it to anyone
15:15-20:25 – Snider is at the Oxford (Miss.) Film Festival; Bayer is hosting a poker game in his absence
20:25-37:00 – Hey! The Oscars! What’s up with that?
37:00-45:20 – QOTW (what musician or athlete would you like to see get into acting)
45:20-49:10 – Wrap-up and goodbyes, including talk of dill (for some reason)
QOTW: How far have you ever driven to see a movie, what movie was it, and was it worth the drive?
0:00-3:10 – Introduction; it’s Valentine’s Day Night; what Jeff is drinking
3:10-17:00 – “A Good Day to Die Hard” review
17:00-24:45 – “Beautiful Creatures” review
24:45-44:25 – “Safe Haven” review, including formal implementation of the Sparks Rule and full spoilers of the plot
44:25-48:50 – “A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III” review
48:50-57:30 – QOTW (supporting characters you’d like to see more of)
57:30-1:06:35 – Pitch Me, featuring the new Pitch Me jingle by Gregory Whitehead
1:06:35-1:07:50 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: What musician or athlete would you sincerely like to see get into acting?
0:00-4:30 – Introduction; our old-school theme song and its composer; please submit your own!; baby stuff
4:30-17:30 – “Identity Thief” review
17:30-23:00 – “Side Effects” review (and also a brief “Parker” review at 21:40)
23:00-27:10 – “Top Gun” is in 3D IMAX now; discussion of what other movies should be
27:10-34:00 – Portland International Film Festival entries you should see
34:00-44:50 – QOTW (male/female duos that should work together)
44:50-47:50 – Brief thoughts on the “Star Wars” spinoffs
47:50-54:40 – Character Casserole (Ethan Hunt, Michael Caine from “Journey 2 The Mysterious Island,” Julia Roberts in “Runaway Bride”)
54:40-55:05 – Whispering!
55:05-58:20 – Wrap-up, post-show plans, poker tomorrow; goodbyes
QOTW: What supporting character from a movie do you wish would turn up in other movies?
0:00-2:55 – Introduction; call for theme song submissions
2:55-4:55 – iTunes review
4:55-17:55 – “Warm Bodies” review
17:55-27:45 – “Stand Up Guys” review
27:45-31:30 – Stallone’s new movie wasn’t screened; what will become of him and Schwarzenegger?
31:30-34:00 – “How to Survive a Plague” review
34:00-44:30 – QOTW (what movie scarred you?), ending in a domestic dispute
44:30-46:15 – Next week’s QOTW
46:15-51:10 – Pitch Me (Jude Law, Justin Timberlake, the genre of Samsploitation)
51:10-52:15 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: What male/female duo would like to see in a movie in a non-romantic context (like Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy in “Identity Thief”)?
0:00-3:25 – Introduction; Snider is at Sundance; some gossip about “jOBS”
3:25-12:35 – “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters”
12:35-19:20 – “Amour” review, including discussion of how terrifying Michael Haneke looks
19:20-23:45 – “Quartet” review
23:45-27:45 – “Parker” and “Movie 43” are opening, but they wouldn’t show them to anybody first
27:45-38:15 – QOTW (what movie did you think was going to be awful that turned out to be good?)
38:15-54:20 – Snider’s report on the Sundance Film Festival: “Before Midnight,” “The Way Way Back,” “Don Jon’s Addiction,” “Stoker,” “The Spectacular Now,” the blogger party that got shut down
54:20 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: What movie emotionally scarred you? Tell us of your trauma!
0:00-4:30 – Introduction; Snider’s Sundance plans; Bayer’s jealousy
4:30-14:25 – “The Last Stand” review; kids and violence
14:25-19:25 – “Mama” review
19:25-26:20 – “Broken City” review
26:20-35:40 – QOTW (your friend’s best celebrity story)
35:40-43:30 – More about Snider’s Sundance plans; wrap-up and goodbyes; Dylan makes an appearance
QOTW: What movie were you most dreading that turned out to surprise you with how good it was?
0:00-2:55 – Introduction; we have a new theme song!
2:55-4:35 – iTunes review in old-timey voice
4:35-5:10 – Bayer has a beer
5:10-19:15 – “Zero Dark Thirty” review
19:15-31:50 – “Gangster Squad” review
31:50-37:00 – “Rust and Bone” review
37:00-47:00 – QOTW (your parents’ favorite movies), starting with a tangent about recording early and Bayer going to the Critics’ Choice Movie Awards, ending with a tangent about black-and-white TV
47:00-48:45 – Next week’s QOTW
48:45-57:15 – Character Casserole (dirty dentist from “Horrible Bosses,” kid from “Sixth Sense,” Galifianakis from “The Hangover”
57:15-59:00 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: Tell us your friend’s best celebrity story (i.e., a celebrity story that happened not to you but to your friend).
0:00-2:00 – Introduction; it’s a new year and it’s called 2013
2:00-12:20 – “Promised Land” review
12:20-22:30 – “The Impossible” review
22:30-33:40 – “Not Fade Away” review, plus a mention of “Take This Waltz”
33:40-38:00 – “Any Day Now” review, plus an anecdote about Alan Cumming
38:00-42:20 – QOTW assignment, and parenting (it’s connected)
42:20-52:35 – Pitch Me (dramatic thriller with James Gandolfini and Tommy Lee Jones
52:35-55:20 – iTunes review
55:20-58:40 – Wrap-up; Bayer is going to the Critics’ Choice Awards on Jan. 10; goodbyes
QOTW: What are your parents’ favorite movies? For extra fun, make your best guess, then ask your parents to find out if you were right. Anecdotes are welcome too.
0:00-5:00 – Introduction, chit-chat, etc.
5:00-40:30 – Our top 10 lists
40:30-47:30 – QOTW: your favorite movies of 2012
47:30-58:10 – Character Casserole: 2012 edition
58:10-1:04:30 – IMDb’s top stars of 2012, which Eric tries to guess
1:04:30-1:06:15 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
0:00-2:00 – Introduction
2:00-11:25 – “This Is 40” review
11:25-20:00 – “Jack Reacher” review
20:00-24:05 – “The Guilt Trip” review
24:05-25:50 – Tangent about the dumb Mayan apocalypse thing
25:50-27:00 – “Monsters Inc” is in 3D now; whatever
27:00-33:50 – “Parental Guidance” review
33:50-45:30 – “Les Miserables” review
45:30-56:10 – “Django Unchained” review
56:10-1:04:35 – QOTW (your movie-related holiday traditions)
1:04:35-1:07:20 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: What are your top two (2) favorite movies of 2012?
0:00-3:55 – Introduction; where to find soy; “I hate to say I told you so…”
3:55-20:30 – “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” review
20:30-27:00 – “Hyde Park on Hudson” review
27:00-35:15 – “The Central Park Five” review
35:15-42:15 – The Golden Globes are terrible and here’s why
42:15-47:40 – QOTW discussion
47:40-50:00 – Our lunch sponsor: Doppel Feature, a movie podcast (besides ours??) where they compare two similar movies and choose a winner
50:00-52:00 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: What movie-related holiday traditions do you have?
0:00-2:55 – Introduction; Bayer baby update
2:55-14:20 – “Hitchcock” review
14:20-32:25 – “Playing for Keeps” review, with full spoilers
32:25-41:40 – “End of Watch” review
41:40-47:00 – “Holy Motors” review
47:00-56:10 – QOTW (What movie made you change your opinion of it with its ending?)
56:10-57:55 – Kubrick mini-fest at Cinema 21 in Portland
57:55-1:04:30 – Discussion of early “Hobbit” reviews and negative responses thereto
1:04:30-1:06:10 – Wrap-up and goodbyes
QOTW: What’s your best suggestion for a future Question of the Week?
0:00-2:45 – Introduction; Snider is under the weather and incoherent
2:45-9:20 – “Killing Them Softly” review (mostly repeated from Cannes)
9:20-10:50 – Snider provides vivid details of his cold, compares sleeplessness woes to Bayer’s
10:50-17:15 – “The Collection” review
17:15-30:00 – “Anna Karenina” review
30:00-35:00 – “The Loneliest Planet” review
35:00-46:45 – QOTW (remake and recast a Hitchcock film), including a tangent about eating squirrels
46:45-48:35 – Skipping the game; Portland’s mini-Bogart festival coming this week
48:35-50:35 – Lunch sponsor: Happy birthday (on Dec. 4) to devoted listener Jaren Hinckley, courtesy of your friend Corry
50:35-53:25 – Wrap-up and goodbyes; we’re going to see John Mulaney do stand-up, unless Snider is coughing too much
QOTW: What movie made you totally change your opinion of it with the ending?
0:00-2:30 – Introduction; the show is early this week
2:30-12:00 – “Rise of the Guardians” review
12:00-20:40 – “Life of Pi” review
20:40-30:30 – “Silver Linings Playbook” review
30:30-33:50 – Bayer’s mustache
33:50-44:10 – “Red Dawn” review, with a tangent about holiday movies
44:10-51:50 – Pitch Me (Paul Giamatti, Jodie Foster, noir musical)
51:50-1:00:10 – QOTW (make up a new mythical character to be turned into a movie)
1:00:1:01:30 – Premature wrap-up
1:01:30-1:02:43 – Oh right, next week’s QOTW; goodbye
QOTW: Hypothetically remake and recast a Hitchcock movie.
0:00-3:45 – Introduction; stuff about the baby; etc.
3:45-15:00 – “Lincoln” review
15:00-30:15 – “Breaking Dawn — Part 2” review
30:15-41:25 – QOTW (What type of movie do you tend to automatically avoid?)
41:25-43:00 – iTunes reviews
43:00-50:30 – Character Casserole (Scooby-Doo, the kid from “Pursuit of Happyness,” Rick from “The Mummy”)
50:30-57:20 – Discussion question from a listener: What does it take for a movie to get an F or zero?
57:20-59:40 – Wrap-up and goodbyes; more about Snider’s relationship with Bayer’s baby
QOTW: In honor of “Rise of the Guardians,” make up a new mythical character (along the lines of Santa and the Tooth Fairy) who should be turned into a movie.