Framed is a podcast where friends and assorted guests get together to talk about movies - what we liked, what we didn't like, and how they're made! Hosted by Robert Thomas, Brenen Hankins, and brothers Elliott and Phil Ridgway.
In an historic first that rocked the cinema world, the Framed gang gathered together, live and in person (albeit in a large, echo-y concrete room) to discuss the Coen brothers' black comedy masterpiece, Fargo.
This week, the Framed gang kicks off a round of Coen Brothers films with the classic 1987 comedy Raising Arizona.
Elliott, Robert, and Brenen complete their round of thriller films with a conversation about The Conversation.
Robert, Elliott, and Brenen discuss Rian Johnson's modern murder mystery film Knives Out.
In this week's episode, Elliott, Robert, and Brenen view, like, and comment on the 2018 computer screen thriller film Searching.
Robert, Elliott, and Brenen kick off a month of thriller films with their analysis of Alfred Hitchcock's 1951 classic Strangers on a Train.
The Framed gang completes their round of guilty pleasure films with Crank, the (literally) adrenaline-fueled action film starring Jason Statham.
Robert, Elliott, and Brenen discuss Robert's guilty pleasure pick: the 1998 animated family musical Quest for Camelot.
Basically in this episode, Robert, Elliott, and Brenen discuss pretty much the best movie ever. It's Napoleon Dynamite, whaddya think? Gosh!
The Framed gang kicks off a brand new category - guilty pleasure films - beginning with the quirky 1980s family comedy film Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.
Robert, Brenen, and Elliott conclude the month of anime films with the teenage body-swapping romance film Your Name. (Originally recorded September 24, 2018)
Continuing on with the month of anime films, Elliott and Brenen discuss the romantic drama film 5 Centimeters per Second. (Originally recorded August 22, 2018)
Intrepid podcast hosts Elliott and Brenen discuss the 2003 tragicomedy anime film Tokyo Godfathers, pointing out the film's many coincidences and discussing its animation style, but also coming to a stupefying realization midway through recording the episode... (Originally recorded August 2, 2018)
The Framed gang embarks on a new category of anime films, beginning with the psychological thriller/horror film Perfect Blue. (Originally recorded July 25, 2018)
We wrap up our review of films from 2017 with the controversial eighth Star Wars episode, The Last Jedi. To liven up the discussion, we structured things as a three-against-one debate, with Robert defending the narrative and stylistic choices of the film. (Originally recorded July 16, 2018)
After an absurdly long delay, the Framed boyz review Blade Runner 2049, an obscure little film that came out in 2017. (Originally recorded July 8, 2018)
The Framed gang reviews Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
Intrepid podcasters Elliott, Robert, Phil, and Brenen move on to a new category - movies that came out last year - and discuss the Guillermo Del Toro Oscar-winning film The Shape of Water.
Elliott, Robert, and Brenen finish their round of Spielberg movies with A.I. Artificial Intelligence.
Robert and Elliott discuss Raiders of the Lost Ark, the action adventure masterpiece that introduced the world to Indiana Jones.
Robert and Elliott discuss Steven Spielberg's WWII masterpiece Saving Private Ryan.
The first episode of Framed is here! Framed is a weekly podcast where friends choose a movie to review and dissect. In this episode, Robert, Elliott, and Brenen discuss Duel, Steven Spielberg's first feature-length film. Theme Song: "What To Expect" by Jake Bradford
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