It's the return of Kate and Leo. One of the most successful pairings of actors in history hits the screen again in Revolutionary Road. Jeff and Lisa actually disagree on this one, so tune in and hear... and if you're slightly more daring post some feedback on the website. Next up, a discussion of that other movie with Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, can't remember the name of it but it's about a ship. Also the return of 24, plus Lisa checks out the documentary Man On Wire. Make it count.
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Just follow the money. This week it's two films about Nixon and Watergate. Is Frost/Nixon Lisa's favorite film of 08? Does Jeff think Frank Langella is Oscar-bound? Then a look back at Alan J. Pakula's riveting All The President's Men (1976) with Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman portraying Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, the two Washington Post reporters who brought the scandal to light. Plus Jeff checks out Elf. Also Jeff and Lisa get some reading in with Watchmen and The Golden Compass.
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It's Jeff and Lisa's first show about the body of work of an actor, so how fitting that it's Meryl Streep. First up is John Patrick Shanley's Doubt, adapted from his play, with Meryl (that's right folks, we call her Meryl) as the strict principal of a Catholic school. Then a look back at Mike Nichols' 1983 film Silkwood. Turns out Jeff had never seen it before and in true Lisa fashion she gives Jeff much grief over that fact. Also Lisa checks out The Dreamers and The Last Samurai, but is wowed by neither. Plus Jeff has a great time re-watching Love Actually over the Christmas break.
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