Breakdown with Bill 1: The Day After Tomorrow (2004)

06/01/23 • 70 min

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Review It Yourself

Bill is back!

The Quaidathon Begins!

Bill from 'Bill Reads Bad Reviews' returns with beverages.

Discussion Points:-Sean is excited and uses many, many introductions. -You've got to love the librarian's dedication to her job. -Bill manages to talk, a bit. -The engaging scholastic decathlon (fancy American Pub Quiz) romantic storyline. -The most atrocious dialogue ever. -That LA Tornado scene is outstanding.-*Correction* Avianca Airlines is not Mexican, but Colombian. Apologies for this unintentional mistake. -America's 'invasion' of Canada during filming. -When Sean upset Canada. -Bill and Sean clash over the old Football versus Soccer argument. -Harland Kloser's film composing credits.-Bill and Sean would like to lifeguard the library's mezzanine level.-Those CGI wolves.-Sean sells Roland Emmerich's 2012 to Bill in One Sentence.

Raised Questions:-Is Bill really back?-How useful will Bill's guys be when he gets back from Texas?-How long has it been too late Mr Vice President?-Does this podcast represent the dawn of the age of reason?-Have you ever nestled into a door-frame?-Why did they leave behind just the one patient?-What was the kind-hearted rich kid called?-Why does Bill treat Sean as if he was an old man?-Does this film try and do too much?-Is it spritzing or spraying?-Who is the President on the phone to and why is he the last to leave?-Who's Victor? -Is Bill's accent stronger?-Was it all Jason's fault?-How has Bill never seen 2012?

Random Recommendations:-Frequency (2000).

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Bill is back!

The Quaidathon Begins!

Bill from 'Bill Reads Bad Reviews' returns with beverages.

Random Recommendations:-Frequency (2000).

Trailer: FilmFloggers: www.filmfloggers.com

Find us here:

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Defend It Yourself 16: Resident Evil (2002) with Nathan from 'The Midnight Screening podcast'

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Defend It Yourself Episode 16 finds Sean joined by Nathan from The Midnight Screening podcast to co-defend Resident Evil (2002).

Discussion Points:

-The impact of having played the video games (or not) on your view of the film.

-The surprising amount of miniature and practical effects that the film employed.

-The CGI cannot be defended, especially the crows and the zombie's face.

-The Resident Evil/Love Actually crossover you didn't know you wanted.

-Sean barely let's poor Nathan get a word in. Sorry Nathan. Please come back and review The Shining (1980).

-The clichés in the film.

-It takes almost 20 minutes to get past the opening scene-stick around for the Dark Knight Rises tangent.

-That STUPID wedding ring brings up Nathan's Resident Evil head cannon.

-If you're going to have a ridiculous idea, get a good actor with a great voice to sell it.

-This film is like a graphic game of Kerplunk.

-The severe lack of infection control procedures.

-Spencer's personality change.

Raised Questions:

-Would your friends dog-pile you on account of your opinion of this film?

-When will Sean learn to let his guests talk?

-Is this film worth a re-watch?

-Do you care about the characters?

-Does Michelle Rodriguez age?

-Why don't the Doctors come in through the broken windows?

-What was the point in those gas masks?

-Why don't the scriptwriters understand how ID badges work?

-Does bad CGI trick your brain into thinking there's more CGI in a film than there actually is?

-Who doesn't want to see Milla Jovovich roundhouse kick a zombie dog in the face?

-How often do you get a film where the villain genuinely doesn't know that he is a villain?

-How the hell does Sean end up doing a Frank Spencer impression?

Thanks for listening!

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Review It Yourself now has a Patreon!

Choose from TWO memberships:

-'Nowt Special' Side Series: This 'Nowt Special' tier gives you Exclusive Access to a (ANOTHER) side-series in which Sean watches older, classic films.... + other benefits.

-Rewatch It Yourself: +All the benefits of the 'Nowt Special' tier PLUS -An even-more exclusive series, where Sean takes you through every Zombie film he owns (there's quite a few).

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Halloween IV: The Return of Michael Myers (1988) with Ed from 'The Film Effect Podcast'

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"Ed you're talking as if he were a human being!"

Ed from 'The Film Effect Podcast' returns for his second dose of Halloween goodness by joining Sean to discuss the much-beloved? Halloween IV: The Return of Michael Myers (1988).

Discussion Points:

-Yes, Sean does these reviews just to do an impression of Donald Pleasence as Doctor Loomis.

-Ed brings his best Steven Seagal impression.

-The amount of love in the film community for this film.

-Stew from Stew World Order sends in his rating for the film.

-Ed brings fantastic trivia and insights into how the film was made.

-Sean doesn't understand that Sheriff Brackett didn't move to the former Soviet Union.

-Ed helps out put this film into context in the odd Halloween timeline(s).

-Ed and Sean discuss an idea for why the mask is so white.

-You're talking as if he were a human being Ed.

-The pick-up shots to add more gore.

-Loomis's change of direction.

-The rushed production.

-That uplifting ending.

Raised Questions:

-Do you consider this the second best instalment of the whole series?

-Do you prefer the 'Earl and the Gang' or the 'Evil Dies Tonight lynch mob'?

-Why can't Sean remember the Sheriff's name in this film?

-Do you wish Halloween (2018) was called Halloween H40?

-Would you watch Halloween: Overtime?

-Is it generous to call this film a "smash sequel"?

-Why does Ed keep talking as if Michael Myers were a human being?

-Would you watch a Halloween film set in the summer with Michael sweating from his eye-holes?

-Where were the risk assessments for that transfer ride?

-Is it possible to discuss a Halloween film without discussing all the others?

-Have you ever dipped your tie in coffee?

-Would you watch Michael Myers versus The Winter Soldier?

-What kind of a party where Rachel's parents at?

Shout-Outs:

-Josh from 'Talking SMAC (Superheroes, Movies, Animation and Comics) podcast.

-The 'Stew World Order' podcast.

-FilmFloggers' Halloween 4 review with Ben and Tom. An absolutely hilarious review.

Trailer: FilmFloggers: www.filmfloggers.com

Review It Yourself now has a Patreon!

Choose from TWO memberships:

-'Nowt Special' Side Series: This 'Nowt Special' tier gives you Exclusive Access to a (ANOTHER) side-series in which Sean watches older, classic films.... + other benefits.

-Rewatch It Yourself: +All the benefits of the 'Nowt Special' tier PLUS -An even-more exclusive series, where Sean takes you through every Zombie film he owns (there's quite a few).

Find us here:

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