Film is Pwn

As referenced in my post a few weeks ago, “I Survived the Film Is Pwn Marathon,” Tom and I recently watched the 10 lowest rated movies according to rottentomatoes.com in succession in one day.  It took about 16 hours in all, and we laughed, we cried (as you’ll witness), we screamed, and we’re still not exactly sure why we did it. 

I just finished editing the first half of the ordeal (expect part 2 sometime next week), and here it is for your viewing pleasure.  The movies we watched were:

10. Steven Seagal’s Half Past Dead
9. Dana Carvey’s unfunny comedy The Master of Disguise
8. Ashley Judd & Samuel L. Jackson ruin their credibility in Twisted
7. National Lampoon’s Gold Diggers – the worst movie ever made, and I’ve seen Plan 9 From Outer Space AND Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace
6. Superbabies: Baby Genuises 2 – the title says it all

Watch us watch them, and enjoy our pain:

For those of you who may subscribe with iTunes you’ll know that this has been out for about 4 days. I apologize for not getting it posted on the website yet.

Please feel free to comment or criticize once our full Top 20 has been released.

-Tom

Daniel and I continue our Top 20 list, movies 10-6.

Daniel and I continue our list of our Top 20 favorite movies. Feel free to tell us your thoughts on our top 20 or your top 20.

-Tom

Daniel and I sit down and go down a list of our Top 20 favorite movies of all time. This was getting long so we are turning it into a four part series. This is the bottom 5 from both of us.

You’ll probably be a little surprised and maybe even appalled.

-Tom

Daniel Roos and Tom Stephens play producers talking about sequels and required and often unfortunate part of Hollywood. We talk about how and where some sequels went bad then on about some sequels coming out and what directions they should and shouldn’t take.
Wanted, Spider Man, The Bourne Franchise, Pirates of the Carribean

The latest edition of the Film Is Pwn video podcast features Daniel and Tom discussing the latest Will Smith movie, Hancock:

Daniel Roos and Tom Stephens of film.ispwn.com discuss several personal experieces that were affected by expectations. High expectations can improve a good movie and ruin an average one just as much as low expectations and improve an average movie and kill a bad one. We discuss The Matrix Trilogy, The Hulk and many others.

Daniel Roos and Tom Stephens discuss the way the right audience can dramatically change a movie watching experience. This is an effect most experienced in the Horror and Comedy genres.

The second Film Is Pwn video podcast is on the subject of the action film starring James McAvoy, Angelina Jolie, and Morgan Freeman.  Tom Stephens and Daniel Roos give their thoughts on the film:

We released this podcast on iTunes about a week ago but I forgot to post it here as well.

Daniel and I dicuss storyteling in film. Movies that do it well and ones that miss the mark. Listen carefully for the moment when Daniel compliments my writing and I agree quickly and easily without thanks, my arrogance knows no bounds (Actually I just misheard what he had said, I thought we was talking about our work collectively).  Thanks Daniel.