“We thought it would be a good time to catch up with the team and see how the show is adapting to suit the situation”
Category: Fight Club
Film Fight Club S4E16: Billy Wilder
Where we fight (almost) all things Billy Wilder and zero in on Sunset Boulevard, Ace in the Hole and The Apartment
Film Fight Club S4E15: Tim Burton
Where we fight all things Tim Burton from Beetlejuice to Big eyes
Film Fight Club S4E14: Peter Weir
Where we head fight about our favourite Peter Weir flicks in our biggest episode yet
Film Fight Club S4E13: Howard Hawks
Where we Tardis back to the 30’s through 50’s to review Scarface, Bringing Up Baby, His Girl Friday, The Big Sleep, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Rio Bravo
FIlm Fight Club S4E12: The Conversation, Chinatown, Marathon Man & Serpico
Where we social-distance with our newly-arrived SBS On Demand picks and watch-list among them The Conversation, Chinatown, Marathon Man & Serpico
Film Fight Club S4E11: James Bond will Return
Where we bond over our favourite Bonds, who will return
Film Fight Club S4E10: Film & Festivals Adapting + Bond, James Bond
Where we discuss a new coalface for film, filmmakers, festivals and upcoming live-streams as the sector reacts to COVID-19 and in lieu of No Time to Die all things 007
Film Fight Club S4E9: COVID-19 Update, Film & Festival Implications + Best of 2019
Where we discuss the impact of COVID-19 on film, Festivals and creative industries and fight about our favourite flicks from 2019 which you can catch at home
Film Fight Club S4E8: Queen & Slim, Honeyland, Honeyboy & Max von Sydow
Where we visit America, bee amongst it, see what Shia LaBeouf’s been up to, discuss the legacy of Max von Sydow, estimate the impact of COVID-19 on cinema and French Film Festival
Film Fight Club S4E7: In Fabric, Dark Waters, Sonic the Hedgehog & Hyperlinks
Where we address a dress, wade in with Mark Ruffalo, see if Sonic blue it, chat the Hyperlinks weekend that was and the impact of Coronavirus on the film and Festival circuit
Film Fight Club S4E6: Fantastic Film Festival, The Invisible Man & Guns Akimbo
Where we chat all things Fantastic Film Festival Australia with Festival Director Hudson Sowada, look through The Invisible Man (in cinemas tomorrow) and take a trip with Dan Radcliffe
Film Fight Club S4E5: Static Vision’s Hyperlinks
Where we chat all things Hyperlinks with Static Vision’s Felix Hubble and a new Fest to look forward to this weekend at Pink Flamingo!
Film Fight Club S4E4: Oscars, Emma., Uncut Gems, The True History of the Kelly Gang and What Did Jack Do?
Where we fight about gold statues, pearls of Austen, diamonds in the Aussie rough, whatever Lynch has unearthed and uncut, gems with Louise Easson
Film Fight Club S4E3: The Lighthouse, The Two Popes, Dolemite Is My Name & Midway
Where we go round the twist with Robert Eggers, learn some Latin, meet the original disaster artist and code-break in our slippers
Film Fight Club S4E2: A Hidden Life, 1917, The Gentlemen, A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood & Bombshell
Where we Malick, Mendes, Ritchie, Heller and Roach
Film Fight Club S4E1: Little Women, Bad Boys for Life, Sorry We Missed You, The Truth, Rise of Skywalker (spoilers)
Where we fight about our favourite double, Little Women and Bad Boys, are Sorry We Missed You over the summer, share some Truth, spend a few minutes on the Oscars and spoil the hell out of the new Star War
Film Fight Club S3E47: Cats
Where we fight about, Cats
Film Fight Club S3E46: Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker (spoiler-free)
Where we fight about the most anticipated film of the year fresh off the screening and without looking at the internet
Film Fight Club S3E45: Jumanji The Next Level, Star Wars & 2019
Where we take it to The Next Level, fight about the Resistance and reflect on the year that was
Film Fight Club S3E44: Jojo Rabbit, Golden Globes, Little Women (Capsule) & A Rainy Day in New York
Where we fight about little men, little awards talk, a little adaptation and a little rain
Film Fight Club S3E43: Fight Club, The Green Mile & Eyes Wide Shut (Tardising to 1999)
Where we Tardis to December 1999 to review, finally, Fight Club, catch Darabont’s Shawshank follow-up & Kubrick’s last
