Ryan and Bev Ellis are partners in film nerdery who share their often humorous musings on the AFI's
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Alfonso Cuaron's remarkable career was still in its opening act when he made this beautifully raunch
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Hero (or "Heroes", as it SHOULD have been called...maybe even "Superheroes") was a ballyhooed Chines
The one that made movie stars out of Damon & Affleck has been discussed by nearly everybody for the
Invite all your monkey friends out for a day of river rafting as the 444th Ellises' Analysis dives i
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Orson Welles followed up his monumental Citizen Kane with this similarly-themed film about money, pr
The Player turns 30 later this week and this satire hasn't lost very much of its punch. Hollywood is
Before The Devil Knows You're Dead wasn't peered at by very many eyeballs 15 years ago, but Sidney L
Luis Bunuel was a master director who was often ahead of his time. This isn't the only surreal movie
We cover a lot of movies about movies on this channel. For the 437th Ellises' Analysis, we're diggin
Pete Docter has directed four of Pixar's very-best films, including Up and Inside Out. Soul makes hi
Bonus episode! So what happened at the Oscars? Did people win awards for these mediocre movies while
Fittingly, the day after a passably uplifting film wins Best Picture of 2021, we post a chat about T
The 94th Academy Awards are only days away and for the first time in many years, we weren't big fans
Box-office hit Argo was well-loved and won some top prizes at the Oscars a decade ago. In a year tha
Let’s take a trip to Germany in the early 1930s and check into the Grand Hotel along with MGM’s all-
