Sodapop Journal Podcast

The crew discusses 2009's "The Messenger" starring Woody Harrelson and Ben Foster. Visit us at http://sodapopjournal.com. Feedback is welcome at feedback@sodapopjournal.com. →

The big story this episode is Billy Wilder's 1951 feature "Ace in the Hole" starring Kirk Douglas. →

We prepare for lift-off with 1987's animated feature "Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise". →

We discuss 1993's "Fearless" starring Jeff Bridges. →

We discuss Peter Greenaway's controversial 1989 feature "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover." →

In this episode we discuss 2013's "Upstream Color" from writer/director/actor/composer Shane Carruth. →

We discuss Paul Thomas Anderson’s 1996 feature debut Hard Eight.

We discuss 2013's Oscar-nominated "Her" from director Spike Jonze. →

The crew discuss the 2010 Oscar-nominated animated feature "Chico & Rita". →

The crew discuss 2007's Timecrimes and the problems with time travel. Plus, bonus Oscar bait talk! →

The crew discuss 2011's Margin Call starring Kevin Spacey and Zachary Quinto. →

The crew discuss 2004's Nobody Knows from writer/director/producer Hirokazu Koreeda. →

The crew discuss James Cameron's 1989 underwater sci-fi epic The Abyss. →

We discuss 2001’s Monsoon Wedding and the work of director Mira Nair.

We discuss 2012's The Master and the work of director Paul Thomas Anderson, stars Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix and the not-so-subtle connections to the beginnings of Scientology. →

We head out to the highway with 1971's Vanishing Point and its place in the wave of car movies during the '70s along with Two-Lane Blacktop, Smokey and the Bandit, Convoy and lots more. →

The SPJ crew talk about 1996's Flirting with Disaster. →

The SPJ crew talk about 1971's On Any Sunday. →

The SPJ crew talk about 1991's The Last Boy Scout. →

The SPJ crew talk about 1975's The Man Who Would Be King. →

The SPJ crew talk about 2002's Ping Pong. →

The SPJ crew talk about 1979's Alien, including its influence on science fiction, its sequels, Ridley Scott, and our hopes for the upcoming quasi-prequel Prometheus. →

Oscars talk, including The Descendants, Moneyball, Warrior, Young Adult, Tree of Life and more. →

The SPJ Movie Club looks at 1975's Dog Day Afternoon. Plus, our favorite discoveries from 2011. →

We discuss what's new this TV season and what's in theaters, including Contagion, Drive and 50/50. →

What we've been listening to over the summer, including the long-awaited Jay-Z/Kanye West album and more. Plus, our next Movie Club pick! →

After being away for over a month the fellas report back on The Tree of Life, Cars 2, Super 8 and more. →

We talk our recent faves and what's hot in theaters this summer! →

The crew discusses Badlands and its director Terrence Malick, as well as the influence they've both had on modern cinema. →

Green Day on Broadway, The Pale King, Spielberg vs Kubrick and the unveiling of the SPJ Movie Club! →

An early look at Source Code, Paul on Paul and lots of talk about Netflix and the future of home video. →

Rango, Gore Verbinski, changes here at SPJ and Bob Hoskins plays us out. →

Scott and Robert talk about the 53rd Grammy Awards and the winners and losers therein. →

Oscar names his picks from 2010 and Kevin Smith returns to indie form. →

We get a sneak peek at The Green Hornet and discuss True Grit, Black Swan and other potential award winners! →

It's our last podcast of 2010, and we look back at what was good and forward to what's coming next year! →

The undead have taken over the world but has anything really changed? →

The Social Network, the latest superhero movie news and some great new Blu-ray releases. →

Scott, Robert and Zoe discuss their most-anticipated TV shows of the fall. →

Our hosts return to discuss the best of the 2010 summer movie season! →

Two special guests stop by to discuss their experiences in enthusiast magazines and what the future might hold for the medium. →

Sodapop Journal founders Scott, Robert and Paul discuss the summer blockbuster Inception and San Diego Comic-Con 2010. →