Happy 2019 and welcome to The Obsessive Viewer’s2018 Year in Review episode! It’s our annual episode where Tiny, Mike, and myself share our movie viewing stats for the year, our top ten favorite movies list, and otherwise just nerd out about our year in movies and life! So buckle in and prepare yourself for the episode we always looking forward to and enjoy!
Happy New Year and welcome to our 2017 Year in Review episode! This week we welcome back former full-time co-host Mike to discuss our 2017 viewing stats, our best and worst movies of the year lists, and to catch up on each other’s lives.
Happy New Year and welcome to our 2016 Year in Review episode! This week we welcome back former full-time co-host Mike to discuss our 2016 viewing stats, our best and worst movies of the year lists, and to catch up on each other’s lives. Continue reading →
It’s that time again where we reflect on our year in movies. In this episode we share our viewing stats for 2015, movies we missed and honorable mentions, and, of course, we go through our best and worst movies of 2015. Continue reading →
Tiny had a really impressive movie watching year in 2014 and to commemorate it, he wrote a massive blog post about it. Here it is in all its glory. Of course, be sure to follow Tiny on Twitter @ObsessiveTiny and check out his side project podcast: The Secular Perspective.
Here’s Mike’s 2014 Best and Worst movies lists. Check back later in the week for a full podcast discussion of this list and my and Tiny’s stats and lists as well. Also, follow Mike on Twitter @IAmMikeWhite and also check out his band (and download their EP for free!) at http://asgoodasitgetsband.bandcamp.com/.
Here’s the premiere of our third season of The Obsessive Viewer Podcast! We took some time off for the holidays and now we’re back with a look back at the best and worst movies we saw in 2013. Check the show notes for timestamps and a whole year’s worth of Obsessive Viewer blog articles.
Quite enjoyed it. Zachary Levi is an absolutely delight in this movie. It's such a good concept for a super hero, too. I have no connection or history with the comics, but what kids find appealing about super hero stories and comics is the wish-fulfillment it provides. And I feel like Shazam captures that wish-fulfillment feeling very well.
Total Recall always delivers on some good, campy fun. The Mars sequences look cool as hell, the violence is over the top and occasionally gruesome. It also includes the brilliant "Consider that a divorce" one-liner. Always a good time.
