Add Hard Target for further Wilford Brimley.

Haven't heard the entire episode yet, but I was glad they finally called out Vince Vaughn for being responsible for all those deaths.

Remember seeing them there too.

I just find it odd those guys think anyone outside friends and family members wants to listen to them recount how they spent the weekend or their trip to the DMV. Most podcasts get right to the topic after maybe a minute or two of chit chat.

Battleship would be more tolerable if they get to the episode topic in less than 30 minutes.

Now Playing is well above average as a good movie podcast.

"It was my thumb,ma'am."

My issue is those events are hardly addressed in follow up movies. One of my problems with The Winter Soldier is the characters act as if the major threats they face are terrorists, dirty bombs, etc. In order to achieve that, everyone seems to forget aliens attacked the planet only 2 years ago.

"Hello, I'm Wolf Blitzer and we have a shitload of Breaking News coming into The Situation Room today"

I stopped listening for awhile, but the Godfather episode caught my attention. It was a great episode with Longworth. Her reading of Michael's body posture and the slow deliberate way he moves was a great insight into his character. They could use a guest like her more often.

Maybe he's relieved he still has a career after Taxi and Fever Pitch.

Haven't seen the latter yet, but I know what you mean with Going Clear.

In fairness, Lucas also encouraged Coppola to take the first Godfather gig when Coppola wasn't sure about it. Lucas also did uncredited work on some of the sequences.

I can't watch Face/Off anymore without thinking of Delocated's parody of it.

I think it was the scene where Llewyn as telling his sister, he just wanted to sleep (referring to giving up his career, I believe) really hit me too.

A highlight of the second season of Party Down was the Draft Day Party episode.

Famous Mortimer better direct some of these episodes with new music from Professor Murder.

I believe its Face/Off.

Saw the movie twice at the theater. Second time I was the only person there. true story.

Maybe Pete did it because of Don's importance to the company, but that had the potential to wreck his reputation with potential clients. This also went down at a time when they needed that account. Pete also did it because he cares for Don on some level. This doesn't absolve Pete from the heinous things he did during…