Dave Levora, Darren Pitra, and Mike Schulz discuss film in their own inimitable idiomatic fashion. The here: A Big Bold Beautiful Journey (dir Kogonada, starr Margot Robbie, Colin Farrell, Kevin Kline

Dave Levora, Darren Pitra, and Mike Schulz chit the chat over film in particular, both generations of Spinal Tap. The reviewed: Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale (dir Simon Curtis, starr Paul Giamatti

Dave Levora, Darren Pitra, and Mike Schulz talk film. Schulz talks about The War of the Gargantuas, the 1966 kaiju film directed by Ishir Honda, which does sound very enjoyable perhaps even more th

Dave Levora, Darren Pitra, and Mike Schulz have reunited, and it feels so good. So good, it seems, that they can brook any amount of disappointment, so long as its baked into a given films story, an

Dave Levora and Mike Schulz sit around wondering, Wheres Darren? (Chicago, concert) and Does Jaws still hold up? (seeing how its been re-released on its fiftieth anniversary, its still an aesth

Dave Levora, Darren Pitra, and Mike Schulz are looking forward to weeks to come, as the balance of previews to available films is hopelessly lopsided this time around. The stuff thats here: Nobody 2

Dave Levora and Darren Pitra debate the merits of Jamie Lee Curtis while Mike Schulz can only sit nearby and wonder, Who else can I throw into this Verdun of fandom, this Somme of celebrity? Whats he

Mike Schulz, Dave Levora, and Darren Pitra discuss films that you shouldnt see with your parents. These are the Blue Velvets of the Twen-Tennies: The reviewed: The Naked Gun (dir Akiva Schaffer, star

Mike Schulz, Dave Levora, and Darren Pitra discuss the weeks haul of film and get really analytical on the subject of the forthcoming Together: The reviewed: The Fantastic Four: First Steps (dir Matt

Mike Schulz, Dave Levora, and Darren Pitra know what you did last summer. Fess up: You were living at the movies, werent you? Lets get into it. The films: Smurfs (dir Chris Miller, voiced by James