G.I. Joe: Retaliation

Quentin: Today we went to see G.I. Joe: Retaliation. We planned on seeing The Place Beyond the Pines, but it didn’t open in Austin.

Jason: I wish our Flixster app would tell us when something is opening in limited release.

Quentin: That would be nice. We’ll go see it next week. Anyway, Jake is sitting here ready to explode.

Jake: <beats his head against the table> I’m pissed.

Jason: Don’t you love it when he gets this way?

Olympus Has Fallen

Quentin: Today we went to see Olympus Has Fallen. This movie is right in the Walsh brothers’ sweet spot.

Jason: I’ll say. We love a movie with things blowing up and saving the world.

Jake: This one certainly fits the bill.

Quentin: What did you think, Jake?

Jake: I doubt I enjoyed it as much as you did. But everyone knows exactly what they’re selling and it certainly delivers.

The Call

Quentin: Today we went to see The Call, and we have two special guests joining us. A big Three Amigos welcome to Colin and David. Hey, guys.

Colin Mead: It’s a thrill to be here. I read all your reviews. Big fan.

David Foster: Me too. Even though I think you’re too critical sometimes.

Jason: Really?

David: I liked Oz a lot.

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Oz: The Great and Powerful

Quentin: First off, let me say, WELCOME TO SPRING BREAK!

Jason: Which means SXSW is only days away.

Jake: The Film and Interactive festivals start today.

Jason: I heard Justin Timberlake is in town.

Quentin: I heard everybody is in town. For the next ten days, Austin will be the center of the pop culture universe. To kick things off, we went to see Oz: The Great and Powerful today after school. Overall impressions?

Boy21

We did a review of Boy21 by Matthew Quick for Book Reviews & More by Kathy. This is a young adult novel written by the guy who wrote The Silver Linings Playbook. You can check out our review HERE. We'll be back on Friday with our take on Oz: The Great and Powerful.

21 and Over

Quentin: We're talking about 21 and Over today. When you read the description “American teen comedy,” you know exactly what you’re getting into, right?

Jake: Absolutely.

Jason: The setup is painfully simply. It’s not necessary to score points for originality.

Jake: Just execute it well.

Quentin: Which, at the end of the day, they didn't really do here.