Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Oh, the warm sun on your back, the sand between your toes, and the numerous summer sequels. That’s right! Every summer, production companies try (and usually fail) at franchising a (sometimes) original concept. In Part 2 of this episode, we dissect Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, the first in Disney’s tremendously successful Pirates of the Caribbean quadrilogy (in a financial sense, that is) to see if it was actually worthy of a sequel…err…sequels.

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Opening (Start – 1:17)

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (1:17 – 22:59)

Closing (22:59 – End)

Do you agree with what we had to say? Let us know by commenting on this post, sending us an email at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com, connecting with us on Facebook, or tweeting @stillnotrated.

Is your summer reading list short? Need to kill some time during these long summer days? Listen to some of our other episodes and let us know if we got it right in our reviews. Also, be sure to check out our Films List and let us know what we should review next!

And don’t forget, next week is Episode 20. We’ll be revisiting some films from the past year that we feel need some more consideration and rank our favorites and least favorites from the past year of exploring the IMDB Top 250 and Bottom 100 lists.

Until next week, go out and see some movies!

Current Releases (Episode 19)

Aaaaaand we’re back! And even better, we’re back with our latest reviews on the current summer releases.

Current Releases (Episode 19)

Opening (Start – 2:06)

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2:06 – 6:31)

The Green Lantern (6:31 – 11:25)

X-Men: First Class (11:25 – 14:36)

Kung Fu Panda 2 (14:36 – 18:34)

Cars 2 (18:34 – 22:36)

Winnie the Pooh (22:36 – 27:41)

The Hangover Part II (27:41 – 33:03)

Bridesmaids (33:03 – 37:37)

Bad Teacher (37:37 – 40:29)

Midnight in Paris (40:29 – 50:41)

The Tree of Life (50:41 – 1:01:03)

Super 8 (1:01:03 – 1:10:23)

Transformers: Dark of the Moon (1:10:23 – 1:27:15)

Closing (1:27:15 – End)

Do you side with Matt or Gavin and Jenny on Transformers: Dark of the Moon? What have you seen that you just KNOW we need to drop what we’re doing and run to the cinema to see? Let us know your thoughts on any of the films we covered and which movies we should see for the next episode by sending an email to thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com, connecting with us on Facebook, or tweeting us @stillnotrated.

If you liked this episode, you’ll love Part 2, where we review the IMDB Top 250 film, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl!

Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2/Terminator 2: Judgement Day

Gavin’s Note: We apologize for the delay in posting the two parts of Episode 18. We were experiencing some technical difficulties that we think we have finally worked through.

Sequels. From Back to the Future Part II to Troll 2… oh wait, can that even be considered a film? Well, you get the picture! There are good ones and there are bad ones. In Part 1 of this episode, we tackle a sequel from the IMDB Top 250, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, as well as a sequel from the IMDB Bottom 100, Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2.

Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2/Terminator 2: Judgement Day

Opening (Start – 1:56)

Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 (1:56 – 22:01)

Listener Emails (22:01 – 33:57)

Terminator 2: Judgement Day (33:57 – 1:03:16)

Closing (1:03:16 – End)

Well, what do you think? Did either of these sequels not deserve to be on the lists they are on? Let us know by commenting on this post, sending us an email at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com, connecting with us on Facebook, or tweeting @stillnotrated.

Want to hear our review of your favorite IMDB Top 250/Bottom 100 movie on a future episode? Check out our films list and let us know!

Get out there and see some movies (or download Episode 19, Parts 1 and 2 of this podcast)!

Current Releases (Episode 18)

Gavin’s Note: We apologize for the delay in posting the two parts of Episode 18. We were experiencing some technical difficulties that we think we have finally worked through.

Can you think of any better way to distract yourself from the summer heat than listening to our discussion of current releases?! …We didn’t think so. Here are some of the most current releases that we were able to distract OURselves with:

Current Releases (Episode 18)

Intro (Start – 2:41)

Source Code (2:41 – 8:42)

Rubber (8:42 – 11:53)

Scream 4 (11:53 – 15:09)

Insidious (15:09 – 17:29)

Water for Elephants (17:29 – 20:40)

Hanna (20:40 – 23:08)

The Lincoln Lawyer (23:08 – 24:29)

Super (24:29 – 27:14)

Your Highness (27:14 – 29:22)

The Greatest Movie Ever Sold (29:22 – 36:25)

Tribeca Film Festival Recap (36:25 – 48:29)

Closing (48:29 – End)

Did Rubber make you look at your car tires in a different way this morning? Does Rabies make you think that all teenagers have rabies and should be approached with caution? Is Christoph Waltz as terrifying in Water for Elephants as he was in Inglourious Basterds? Do you know when these questions are going to end? Let us know your thoughts on any of the films we covered and which movies you’re looking forward to seeing by sending an email to thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com, connecting with us on Facebook, or tweeting us @stillnotrated.

Don’t forget to check out Part 2 of this episode, where we’ll cover two very different summer sequels, Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 and Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Tune in again soon!

Strangers on a Train/Groundhog Day

Okay, listeners, rise and shine, and don’t forget your headphones ’cause a new episode comes out today! That’s right, podcast-podders – it’s… PODCAST FRIDAY! And what a show we have for you this week: tying in nicely with our discussion of Source Code in Part 1, we cover the Hitchcock classic Strangers on a Train and the Bill Murray comedy that just keeps on going, Groundhog Day.

Strangers on a Train/Groundhog Day

Intro (Start – 3:46)

Strangers on a Train (3:46 – 31:04)

Listener Emails (31:04 – 46:31)

Groundhog Day (46:31 – 1:18:15)

Closing (1:18:15 – End)

What do you think? Do these films deserve to be on the IMDb Top 250? Let us know by commenting on this post, sending us an email at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com, connecting with us on Facebook, or tweeting @stillnotrated.

Have an ideas for future themed episodes? We’re always open to suggestions! Check out our films list and send us your thoughts!

And remember, in just two weeks from today, another episode is coming your way! You know all those summer sequels that are released, but are too wary to see at the cinema? In an attempt to explain what makes for a good sequel and a bad one, we’ll be dissecting arguably one of the best sequels ever made with a discussion of Terminator 2: Judgment Day and Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2. We’re not going to spoil anything before the next episode, so you’re just going to have to guess which one of those is off the Bottom 100.

Enjoy the episode and go out there and see some movies!

Most Anticipated Releases (April 8-10 and April 15-17)

No plans for the weekend yet? Well, it must be your lucky day! We’re about to make your weekend a bit easier to plan with a list of our most anticipated upcoming releases. That’s right, feast your eyes on these selections from Gavin, Jenny, and Matt, for the weekends of April 8-10 and April 15-17.

Gavin’s Picks

Hanna (April 8) – A great cast, an interesting idea… this almost looks too good to be true.

The Conspirator (April 15, Limited) – Robert Redford directs this period drama about the Federal trials held after the Lincoln assassination. Judging solely by the trailer, the film looks a tad generic, but I give Redford the benefit of the doubt.

Jenny’s Picks

Arthur (April 8) – Who didn’t love the original Arthur starring Dudley Moore and Liza Minnelli? And plus, it’s another opportunity to watch the ever-hilarious Russell Brand.

Meeting Spencer (April 8, Limited) – Judging by the trailer, this may possibly be the worst movie of the year, next to Rubber, of course (you know, the one about the killer tire?).

Matt’s Picks

Hanna (April 8)

Scream 4 (April 15) – The first one was a classic, but are slasher films really worth watching anymore? And after My Soul to Take, can Wes Craven make a decent horror movie anymore? And does anybody care?

Have any movies that you’re looking forward to in the coming weeks? Let us know by commenting on this post, emailing us at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com, connecting with us on Facebook, or tweeting @stillnotrated. We always love to hear your thoughts!

And remember, stay tuned for Part 2 of Episode 17, going live this Friday.

Current Releases (Episode 17)

It’s finally April! Alas, we were unable to attend Charlie Sheen’s stage performance (#notwinning), but we were able to spend some quality time at the cinema. Here are the winners and the losers we encountered (and no, not every one was winning):

Current Releases (Episode 17)

Intro (Start – 1:25)

Source Code (1:25 – 6:56)

Sucker Punch (6:56 – 14:47)

Limitless (14:47 – 21:48)

Paul (21:48 – 28:40)

Closing (28:40 – End)

Did Source Code live up to your expectations? Does Paul deserve to be placed in the same league as Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz? Have any suggestions on films that you think we need to check out? Let us know by sending an email to thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com, connecting with us on Facebook, or tweeting us @stillnotrated.

If you liked this episode, remember to check back in two weeks for another round of current releases! Not sure which movie you should take your significant other to (or your mothers for some of you out there)? Then check out our most anticipated films for the next two weekends on this coming Wednesday. More in the mood to stay in this weekend? Then listen to Part 2 of our episode (released on Friday) covering a Hitchcock favorite Strangers on a Train and the hilarious Bill Murray comedy Groundhog Day.

Go out and see some movies!

Double Indemnity/The Third Man/Sunset Blvd.

This episode is ready for its close-up with three of cinema’s greatest film noirs. Listen in as we dissect the Billy Wilder classics Double Indemnity and Sunset Blvd. as well as our discussion of arguably the most iconic noir The Third Man.

Double Indemnity/The Third Man/Sunset Blvd.

Intro (Start – 5:10)

Double Indemnity (5:10 – 41:21)

The Third Man (41:21 – 1:09:21)

Listener Emails (1:09:21 – 1:25:41)

Sunset Blvd. (1:25:41 – 1:56:55)

Closing (1:56:55 – End)

Loved what we had to say about film noir? Thought we missed the mark completely? Then let us know at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com. Email too old school? You can always find us on Facebook and Twitter! We’d love to hear your thoughts on the films and suggestions for upcoming episodes, so email/message/tweet away!

By the way… get excited for our next episode! The episode will tie in with the upcoming film, Source Code with our discussions of  the IMDB Top 250 films, Strangers on a Train and Groundhog Day.

Blog to you soon!

Current Releases (Episode 16)

The fresh spring air, the warm sun, the chirping of newly hatched birds – ah, the delights of spring… which we gave up in order to head to the movie theatre and review these current releases, just for you!

Current Releases (Episode 16)

Intro (Start – 3:19)

Justin Bieber: Never Say Never (3:19 – 8:22)

I Am Number Four (8:22 – 10:55)

The Adjustment Bureau (10:55 – 18:02)

The Illusionist (18:02 – 22:22)

Animal Kingdom (22:22 – 24:38)

Take Me Home Tonight (24:38 – 26:50)

Cedar Rapids (26:50 – 29:04)

Drive Angry 3D (29:04 – 32:05)

I Saw the Devil (32:05 – 37:34)

Unknown (37:34 – 45:56)

Battle: Los Angeles (45:56 – 51:45)

Closing (51:45 – End)

Hopefully one of these reviews will intrigue you enough to go see it on the big screen. Or maybe you’ve already seen one of these films and agree/disagree with our opinions. Let us know by sending an email to thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com, connecting with us on Facebook, or tweeting us @stillnotrated.

If you like what you hear, check back in two weeks for another box office recap. And if you’re heading out to the theatre this weekend, we encourage you to check out our most anticipated films for the next two weekends. And finally, if you still haven’t gotten your cinema fill, tune in to part two of this episode where we discuss the film noir classics Double Indemnity, The Third Man, and Sunset Blvd. You’ll love it – we promise.

Thankfully, this odd, yet somewhat expected March snowfall in Wisconsin and New York means we will be able to bring you even more current releases in the next episode. Talk to you then!

Most Anticipated Releases (March 25-27 and April 1-3)

Want to get out to see a movie but are having a hard time deciding? Have no fear: the This Podcast Is Not Yet Rated cast is here to help. Here are our personal most anticipated releases for the weekends of March 25-27 and April 1-3.

Gavin’s Pick: In a Better World (April 1, Limited) – It came out of nowhere and won a Golden Globe and it took home the Oscar a few weeks later, but is it really as good as all that? There’s only one way to find out.

Jenny’s Pick: Miral (March 25, Limited) - I’ll admit, I’m only interested in seeing this film because of Freida Pinto. I loved her in Slumdog Millionaire and, chances are, I’ll love her in this too. This film is about Miral (Pinto), a Palestinian schoolgirl living through the first Arab-Israeli war, yet still remaining untouchably gorgeous (OK, so I may have added that last part, but it’s probably going to turn out true!).

Matt’s Picks: Sucker Punch (March 25) and Insidious (April 1)

Cast Consensus: Source Code (April 1) – Filmmaker Duncan Jones emerged as an intriguing new voice in contemporary science fiction with his debut feature Moon two summers ago. While we haven’t a clue what it’s about, based on the strength of his last film, we cannot wait to see this movie. Midnight screening? We’ll see you there.

And, as a little bonus, here’s the first five minutes of the film. (Note: Gavin has already seen this film and would like to clarify that this is not the first first five minutes. There is a credit sequence with shots of the city and of the train moving through hills. This marks the beginning of the actual film.)

Did we miss anything? Disagree with our picks? Let us know in the comments below, on our Facebook, or on Twitter. Get out there and see some movies!

New Format Update

And we’re back! Sorry for the hiatus the past few weeks, but we’ve been working hard on figuring out the best possible way to present this show to listeners, both prospective and current. The biggest thing that jumped out at us after our review was the average running time of our episodes. While we would be interested in hearing an almost three hour episode on Sergio Leone films, we acknowledge that most people would not. At the same time, we don’t want to sacrifice the depth of our discussions or to rush the pace of the show. So, we ended up making a few changes to the show’s format that allow us to bring the same content to you in more efficient packaging. We believe it’s a win-win for everyone, but you can certainly disagree. However, before you start to freak out, here’s a brief synopsis of the most notable changes being made to the show:

1. The most apparent change to current podcast listeners/subscribers is the division of each episode into two parts. The first part is solely devoted to current releases at the box office. And by current releases, we mean movies that come out in between each episode, keeping each episode as fresh as we can. The second part includes our discussions on the IMDB films and listener emails. This part of the show will essentially stay the same, but keep reading to learn about how we’re jazzing it up, for you and for us!
2. The old Upcoming Films segment will be posted exclusively on this blog. Every Wednesday we’ll post our most anticipated films of that upcoming weekend and you’ll be able to comment and add your own suggestions to other listeners.
3. We are going to limit the number of IMDB films we cover to two per episode, except in special episodes (Christmas, Halloween, etc.). This is purely in an attempt to preserve our own sanity and to cut the length of each podcast to a more manageable time for ourselves and our listeners.
4. We’ve developed a new release timetable for our episodes. In the past, the episodes were released every other Wednesday. Under the new schedule, new episodes will arrive every other Monday and Friday. This means that because we are a bi-monthly podcast, on two Mondays during any given month you will get Part 1 of the episode, our current releases. On the Friday of that same week, you will get  Part 2 of the episode, with the IMDB films and listener emails segments. Why are we doing this you may ask? Primarily, we’re trying to maintain Gavin’s sanity during the editing phase. However, this change also gives you, the listener, some extra time to listen to Part 1 and Part 2 of the episode without feeling overwhelmed by the time length.
5. And finally, we’ve added chaptered listening to the current releases discussion (the new Part 1). This means that in Part 1 of every episode you will be able to skip to the individual movie reviews that you’re interested in, saving you time.

We hope that these minor changes to the show will add that extra “oomph” that we think will tickle your listening fancies. If you like, love, or despise the changes, we encourage you to let us know at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com. We always love to hear your thoughts and suggestions. And remember to listen every other Friday to hear your comments read on the show!

Stay classy, podcast listeners.

Best and Worst of 2010

As the world gears up for the 83rd Annual Academy Awards, we’d thought we’d share the films that should have been nominated for the Best Picture trophy… and a few that we’re glad the Academy steered clear of.

Best and Worst of 2010

Intro (Start – 5:08)

Top 5 Worst Films of 2010 (5:08 – 40:48)

Top 10 Films of 2010 (40:48 – 2:02:25)

Closing (2:02:25 – End)

If you enjoyed this episode and want to get connected with the show, feel free to email us at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, or check out our Facebook page. We always love to hear from our listeners. And if you have a particular movie or a group of films that you would like to hear covered on the show, we’re always open to listener suggestions.

We’ll be back in a few weeks for the true beginning of a fresh new year of podcasting when we dive into the film noir genre with our explorations of The Third Man, Double Indemnity, and Sunset Boulevard. And, as always, you can look forward to our comments on films currently in theaters and upcoming film releases.

See you in a few – get out and go see some movies!

Awards Special: Oscar Predictions/End of the Year Awards/The Hurt Locker

Did you fall asleep in a movie theater this year? Did you ever walk out of the cinema wanting to puke? Then you’ll love our new episode as we award some little-recognized achievements in film this year, both good and bad.

Awards Special: Oscar Predictions/End of the Year Awards/The Hurt Locker

Intro (Start – 2:52)

Oscar Commentary/Predictions (2:52 – 1:03:37)

End of the Year Awards (1:03:37 – 1:51:39)

Listener Emails (1:51:39 – 2:01:20)

The Hurt Locker (2:01:20 – 2:27:37)

Closing (2:27:37 – End)

If you liked this episode and want to get into contact with us, you can email us at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com or you can find us on Facebook and Twitter. If you have a Top 10 of 2010 and/or a Bottom 5, let us know and we’ll try to get your list on the show. And as always we’re constantly looking for new ideas for future episodes. Even if your favorite movie is not on the IMDB Top 250, let us know and we’ll try it out.

You won’t want to miss our next episode as we count down our Top 10 favorite and Bottom 5 most hated films of 2010, along with a look at whats currently playing in a theaters and select upcoming releases.

That’s all for now. Make sure to check back next week for the new episode, but in the meantime, see some movies!

The Good the Bad and the Ugly/Once Upon a Time in the West/The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

When you were watching the Coen Brother’s remake of True Grit over the holidays, were you imagining yourself in the badass Rooster Cogburn role? If so, you’ll love our latest episode as we delve hide first into the Western genre with our examination of three of its most defining films.

The Good the Bad and the Ugly/Once Upon a Time in the West/The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

Intro (Start – 4:34)

Now Playing (4:34 – 28:51)

Upcoming Releases (28:51 – 39:36)

The Good the Bad and the Ugly (39:36 – 1:05:43)

One Upon a Time in the West (1:05:43 – 1:30:41)

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1:30:41 – 1:53:51)

Closing (1:53:51 – End)

Whether you agree or disagree with our discussion, let us know at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com. If email isn’t your thing, you can also connect with the show through Facebook and/or Twitter. We’re always in search of suggestions for upcoming episodes and would love to hear from you. So don’t be shy!

If you enjoyed the show, make sure to join us next week as we discuss the Oscar nominations and give our own End of the Year Awards. And in celebration of the Academy Awards, we’ll discuss last year’s Best Picture Oscar winner The Hurt Locker. Fair warning: we may not have a cool name for our statues and we can’t guarantee any celebrities, but we’ll try to cook up something interesting all the same. If you want to join in the discussion, tell us some of your notable films of 2010 (for better or for worse). We’ll certainly try to work any listener feedback into the show.

Now go out and see some movies… or, judging by what’s currently playing, we would suggest that you stay home and stream Netflix instead.

See you next week!

Special Note: If you’re still listening after the end credits, you may get an extra surprise… just saying.

Santa with Muscles/Santa Clause Conquers the Martians/Santa Claus

Tim Allen may make a great Santa Clause, but don’t you ever wish that Santa had… muscles? Join us as we discuss three of the worst movies of all time, starring everyone’s favorite chimney sweep.

Santa with Muscles/Santa Clause Conquers the Martians/Santa Claus

Intro (Start – 2:06)

Now Playing (2:06 – 40:23)

Upcoming Releases (40:23 – 48:48)

Listener Emails (48:48 – 54:28)

Santa with Muscles (54:28 – 1:19:26)

Santa Clause Conquers the Martians (1:19:26 – 1:36:06)

Santa Claus (1:36:06 – 1:54:48)

Closing (1:54:48 – End)

Because of the popularity of the new Coen Brothers’ remake of the Western classic True Grit, we’ll be saddling up for a Western movie themed episode with our discussions of Once Upon a Time in the West, The Good the Bad and the Ugly, and The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.

If you enjoyed this episode, feel free to let us know at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com - we’d love to hear your thoughts and/or suggestions. And if emailing isn’t your thing, you can also connect with us on Facebook or on Twitter.

Have a great start to the New Year and remember to check back in two weeks for our thirteenth episode!

Christmas Special: The Nightmare Before Christmas/Die Hard/It’s a Wonderful Life

Ever wonder when the best season to watch Die Hard is? Look no further than our Christmas episode, where we discuss the Bruce Willis action flick, the 1993 cult favorite The Nightmare Before Christmas, and the Frank Capra classic It’s a Wonderful Life.

Christmas Special: The Nightmare Before Christmas/Die Hard/It’s a Wonderful Life

Intro (Start – 2:41)

Now Playing (2:41 – 53:53)

Upcoming Releases (53:53 – 1:04:03)

Golden Globe/Critics’ Choice Nominations (1:04:03 – 1:26:43)

Listener Emails (1:26:43 – 1:34:25)

The Nightmare Before Christmas (1:34:25 – 1:52:15)

Die Hard (1:52:15 – 2:14:23)

It’s a Wonderful Life (2:14:23 – 2:39:51)

Closing (2:39:51  - End)

If you enjoyed this episode and would like to send us your comments or suggestions for future films to cover, feel free shoot us an email at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com. We personally respond to everything that comes through our inbox and would love to hear from you. And if emailing isn’t really your thing, you can also connect with the show through Facebook or Twitter.

Still to come this month is our New Years episode, with our examination of three less-than-classic Christmas film: Santa Claus (1959), available for streaming on Netflix.com; Santa Claus Conquers the Martians, available on Hulu.com; and Santa with Muscles, available pretty much nowhere (for good reason).

Have a great Christmas and make sure to get out and watch those Oscar movies!

Avatar/How to Train Your Dragon/Pan’s Labyrinth

Not interested in the whole Harry Potter thing? We’ve got you covered: in our tenth episode, we explore three fantasy films from the IMDB Top 250 that don’t require a extensive knowledge of potion-making to enjoy.

Avatar/How to Train Your Dragon/Pan’s Labyrinth

Intro (Start – 1:58)

Now Playing (1:58 – 33:17)

Upcoming Releases (33:17 – 40:37)

Listener Emails (40:37 – 49:18)

Avatar (49:18 – 1:16:47)

How to Train Your Dragon (1:16:47 – 1:36:32)

Pan’s Labyrinth (1:36:32 – 1:54:54)

Closing (1:54:54 – End)

If you like what you hear and have any comments, feel free to sound off to thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com. And in the event that you are a social networking nut and want to connect with the show further, you can fan us on Facebook and/or follow us on Twitter. We’d love to hear from you!

Join us in two weeks for our first ever Christmas episode. In addition to our discussions on current releases and upcoming Oscar bait, we’ll also be tackling the classic Christmas films It’s a Wonderful Life, A Nightmare Before Christmas, and Die Hard. Yes, you heard us right.

See you in two weeks!

Millennium Trilogy/Let the Right One In

IMPORTANT: You needn’t have visited Sweden to appreciate the films covered in our ninth episode. That’s right, we’re spicing things up with week with an analysis of the Swedish film adaptations of Steig Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy. And, of course, we continue our bi-weekly dissection of the IMDB Top 250 with a discussion of the Swede-infested vampire flick Let the Right One In.

Millennium Trilogy/Let the Right One In

Intro (Start – 1:48)

Now Playing (1:48 – 22:44)

Upcoming Releases (22:44 – 36:00)

Millennium Trilogy (36:00 – 51:56)

Revisiting (51:56 – 1:17:31)

Let the Right One In (1:17:31 – 1:40:01)

Closing (1:40:01 – End)

If you enjoyed our latest episode, make sure you connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, or through good, old-fashioned email at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com. Whether you have suggestions for upcoming episodes, films you’d like for us to discuss, or comment on our discussions, we’d love to hear from you.

Join us in two weeks for our discussions of the first part of the final installment of the Harry Potter saga Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1, as well as a look at upcoming releases. To tie in with the release of Harry Potter and to continue our travels through the IMDB Top 250, we will also be dissecting three of the most heralded entries into the fantasy genre in quite some time: James Cameron’s visual masterpiece Avatar, the stunning Pan’s Labyrinth, and the 2010 surprise hit How to Train Your Dragon.

Hope you enjoy the episode and we’ll see you in two weeks!

And just so you aren’t totally lost during the episode, here’s the poster from The King’s Speech that we are referring to:

Halloween Special: The Exorcist/Jaws/The Shining

Who says Halloween can only be celebrated on October 31? Join us for our eighth episode as we tackle a wide variety of current releases and upcoming films, as well as giving our commentary on three seminal scary films from the IMDB Top 250: The Exorcist, Jaws, and The Shining.

Halloween Special: The Exorcist/Jaws/The Shining

Intro (Start – 2:12)

Now Playing (2:12 – 25:27)

Upcoming Releases (25:27 – 32:53)

Listener Emails (32:53 – 36:03)

The Exorcist (36:03 – 55:08)

Jaws (55:08 – 1:16:19)

The Shining (1:16:19 – 1:40:26)

Closing (1:40:26 – End)

Make sure to join us in two weeks for our jam-packed ninth episode. We’ll be revisiting the highly contested films Blade Runner and Winter’s Bone, as well as further discussion on the 2006 classic Children of Men. Celebrating the theatrical release of final installment in the Stieg Larsson Millennium trilogy, we will discuss the superb Swedish films The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest. To top of the episode, we’ll be discussing the oft-praised Swedish horror film Let the Right One In from the IMDB Top 250.

If you have any comments for the cast or would like to submit themes for upcoming episodes, feel free to email us at thiscommentisnotyetrated@gmail.com or to connect with us on Facebook or on Twitter. We’d love to hear from you, but in the meantime, go see some movies!

The Social Network/Zodiac Killer/Zodiac

Yes, we realize that we aren’t the first film podcast to cover David Fincher’s The Social Network, but we hope that this doesn’t stop you from joining us for our seventh episode as we discuss other current box office fare, look forward to upcoming releases, recap the New York Film Festival, and delve into an in-depth discussion on the 2005 film Zodiac Killer and David Fincher’s 2007 effort Zodiac.

The Social Network/Zodiac Killer/Zodiac

Intro (Start – 1:40)

Now Playing (1:40 – 1:03:02)

Upcoming Releases (1:03:02 – 1:12:09)

New York Film Festival Recap, Part 2 (1:12:09 – 1:18:48)

Listener Emails (1:18:48 – 1:21:21)

Zodiac Killer (1:21:21 – 1:46:45)

Zodiac (1:46:45 – 2:14:58)

Closing (2:14:58 – End)

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Join us in two weeks for our special Halloween episode, as we explore the dark corners of the IMDB Top 250 List with our reviews of Jaws, The Exorcist, and The Shining.

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