Film Sack 658: Sound Track Movies

This week on Film Sack, a grumpy cop springs a smooth con man from prison for 48 hours to help catch a killer. They bicker constantly but get the job done. It basically invented the buddy cop genre and made Eddie Murphy famous. Kid got out of jail, helped me catch a guy. Wasn't h ... Show More

Four Harlem teens chase respect on the streets, but when the crew's most volatile member (Tupac Shakur, in a career-making performance) gets a taste of power, it spirals into paranoia, betrayal, and murder. A raw, gripping look at ambition and survival in the inner city. Hosted o ... Show More

Why does the Lord of the Rings trilogy hold up so well? What’s the magic sauce? A lot to talk about, so we do, on this Round Table Film Sack this week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. 

<p>We wrap up our third edition of Movie Reports with a 24-hour lineup (48 if you put them together) of <em>Magnolia </em>and <em>La Notte.</em> The reverse of last week, where we each watch the movie the other presented, we really got into how these movies played out and any con ... Show More

So we know that technically we should be reviewing this movie in February but, frankly, we have some big plans coming up and the fact is we just couldn't wait. After all, when you find a good movie you just want to dig in and explore every detail over and over again. If you haven ... Show More

The music in 1984's The Karate Kid is both song score and film score, and composer Bill Conti worked with both. We discover how the songs and underscore are musically related, and discuss how main character themes are woven throughout this musically eclectic movie. The history of ... Show More

Hailed as the essential 90s comedy, does Dumb and Dumber hold up in 2020? And why did Jeff Bridges do this movie in the first place? We watched and now you can listen to our latest episode where we break down this relentless movie. Check out our website: https://thevcrkids.com Ge ... Show More

<p>Dans la trilogie du Seigneur des Anneaux, la musique du compositeur Howard Shore&nbsp;est ce qu’on appelle “narrative”. C'est-à-dire qu’elle raconte une histoire en plus de ce que l’on voit à l’image.<br/>Dans cet épisode nous allons analyser une scène épique, et cela en parti ... Show More

<p>In this episode, we dive deep into the film adaptation of the beloved musical 'Wicked'. Join us as we discuss how it measured up to our expectations, who lost and won the movie, and why A Sentimental Man should have been left out of the film entirely. Plus, Erin of Grievance s ... Show More

<p>*Apologies for the clipping audio on this one. Did my best to bring it down in post, but levels were set too high in the studio.*</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode we are talking movies with guest James Deveney from Raiders Of The Lost Podcast!</p><p>Check out their podcast on ... Show More

<p>WICKED has made a ton of money at the box office. So how is it as a movie? Will it be up for any awards? Let's discuss WICKED, shall we? Plus, an update on the Movie Draft standings as we hit the home stretch,</p> <p>Support us on Patreon and get another episode each week at < ... Show More

Winner of eight Academy Awards including Best Picture, Miloš Forman's masterpiece tells the story of Mozart through the envious eyes of his rival Salieri. But how did a Czech director come to make a classic Viennese tale? And what's the real story behind "too many notes"?Join Joh ... Show More

This week on The Cine-Files, Steve and John conclude their discussion of one of the greatest films ever made. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is the epitome of 70's filmmaking with complex, human themes, challenging ideas, tremendously natural performances and a profoundly powerf ... Show More