P.S. I Love Hoffman: A Film By Film Retrospective of Philip Seymour Hoffman

Kyle and Brian welcome Danny Kim to the podcast for a full review of Paul Thomas Anderson's new film; Licorice Pizza staring Philip Seymour Hoffman's son Cooper Hoffman! Co-produced with High School Slumber Party.

Kyle and Brian return to P.S. I Love Hoffman to discuss Paul Thomas Anderson's new film Licorice Pizza staring none other than Philip Seymour Hoffman's son; Cooper Hoffman. Listen for the Hoff-bros first spoiler free reactions!

Brian and Kyle say goodbye to this season by covering a film that even its director said was too long; Magnolia. 

Brian and Kyle talk Philip Seymour Hoffman's Magnolia...before they walk Magnolia for three hours in two weeks.  

Kyle and Brian rewatch Philip Seymour Hoffman's final (maybe?) performance as Gunther Bachman and argue over accents in A Most Wanted Man. 

The Hoff-Bros Kyle and Brian hold their mid month chat to discuss a very brief mention of Philip Seymour Hoffman on Bill Burr's podcast, a new scholarship in Philip Seymour Hoffman's name and of course announce what movie they will be covering on their April 5th rewatch.

Kyle and Brian re-watch the best Philip Seymour Hoffman villain performance of his career in Mission: Impossible 3! The Hoff-bros do a deep dive of the franchise , talk Tom Cruise and chat about what sets PSH's performance apart from other action movie bad guys.

The Hoff-bros meeting again between rewatches to chat about the later Oscar seasons, a small Philip Seymour Hoffman baseball connection and what former on screen son Jesse Plemons is up to. Listen to here what P.S.H. film Kyle and Brian will be watching for March 1st. 

The pair of Brian and Kyle become discuss a quartet, A Late Quartet that is. The Hoff-bros rewatch one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's most underrated films also staring the Christopher Walken and frequent Hoffman collaborator Catherine Keener.

Hoff-bros Kyle and Brian check in with each other on this mid-month special. Brian gives Kyle a gift and we find out what Philip Seymour Hoffman movie they will be covering on Feb. 1st.

Brian and Kyle are back and this time they’re on an epic journey with Philip Seymour Hoffman (but mainly Jude Law and Nicole Kidman) in Cold Mountain. They cover period pieces, Oscar nominees & winners, historical accuracy, and much more!

Brian and Kyle return for the last episode of 2020! The Hoff-bros do some Ebay searching and find some interesting Philip Seymour Hoffman stuff. Also, listen and find out what rewatch movie Kyle and Brian will open 2021 with. 

Brian and Kyle are back and this time watching one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's later films The Hunger Games; Catching Fire. As Plutarch Heavensbee, PSH shines in his first real franchise role.

In the spirit of our recent election season, Kyle and Brian have decided to remove the power of voting from the Hoff-fans and grant it exclusively to the "Wheel of Hoffman." Find out what the wheel chooses for our December rewatch! Also, Brian and Kyle break down all of Philip Seymour Hoffman's most political roles. 

Kyle and Brian finally are able to rewatch Happiness and just like this early Philip Seymour Hoffman performance, the episode goes of the rails pretty fast! Returning guest Danny Kim stops by for a surprise mid-episode visit. 

Kyle and Brian chat some Moneyball news as well as share kind words from some Philip Seymour Hoffman's peers during this mid-month episode.

Kyle and Brian call an audible this week and re-watch one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's early classics, The Talented Mr. Ripley. With a star studded cast including Matt Damon, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jude Law, and Cate Blanchett, Hoffman shines in a small but memorable turn as the arrogant Freddie Miles. Don't worry Hoff-fans, we'll cover Happiness soon!

It's the return of the Mid-month episode of P.S. I Still Love Hoffman. Find out who won our rewatch poll between Cold Mountain and Happiness. Also, Kyle and Brian break down the casting of Philip Seymour Hoffman's son Cooper in the new Paul Thomas Anderson film.

For the 20th Anniversary of Almost Famous, Brian and Kyle decided on an encore re-watch. This time, the Hoff-bros have gotten their hands on the Bootleg Cut for some extra Philip Seymour Hoffman content. Also, listen for some important breaking news!

The Hoff-Bro's go to war! Charlie's Wilson's War that is. Brian and Kyle rewatch Philip Seymour Hoffman's Golden Globe Nominated performance as he finally gets equal billing to two titans; Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts. Find out what Brian and Kyle think of American Foreign Policy...or just what they think of this iconic PSH role. 

The Hoff-Bros finally get their act together...sort of. In their second attempt to rewatch Scent of a Woman (due to a technical SNAFU), Kyle and Brian get a bit off the rails as discuss a wide range of topics during Philip Seymour Hoffman's first big Hollywood movie. You'll hear plenty of Al Pacino impressions, some Oscar trivia, plus a phone call from a CageClub Podcast Network Original. Listen through to the end of the episode as Kyle and Brian reveal what two movies will be on the ballot for their next rewatch. Hoo-rah!

Due to a small technical SNAFU, the Hoff-fans aren't getting their wish this week! Despite voting for Scent of a Woman, the Hoff-bros will be watching the Canadian gambling Caper Owning Mahowny. Roll the dice with Kyle and Brian for a rewatch of one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's first staring roles as well as some sub-par Canadian accents!

The Hoff-bros rewatch the last film Philip Seymour Hoffman ever shot, God's Pocket. Based in a fictional neighborhood of Philadelphia, P.S.H. stars opposite John Turturro and Christina Hendricks in this dark dramedy directed by Mad Men veteran John Slattery. Tune into the end of the episode as Brian and Kyle spin the wheel of Hoffman and find out what will be on the ballot against Scent of a Woman.

Put on your bowling shoes and break out your White Russians: the Hoff-Bros are rewatching The Big Lebowski. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays Brant, assistant to the Big Lebowski himself, in this beloved Coen Brothers classic. The Dude abides.

You voted for it, and they got it for you, Hoff-Fans. Kyle and Brian are talking two Aunt Mays this week as the film is Before the Devil Knows You're Dead. Find out what the Hoff-Bros think of Marissa Tomei, Ethan Hawke, Albert Finney and -- of course -- the performance of Philip Seymour Hoffman. (Here's a hint: they loved it.)