On this episode of Out of Theaters, Billy and Will pick apart “A.I.,” discussing what works, what doesn’t and what hits Billy right in the heartstrings. They debate what elements Stanley and Steven brought to the film, and talk about that ending, and why it should have happened about 20 minutes before it (finally) does.
Catch Me if You Can
On this episode, Billy and Will discuss the amusing exploits of teenage imposter Frank Abagnale and the hapless FBI agent trying to catch him. We also cover the movie’s amazing supporting cast and examine why the movie manages to be so damn much fun.
Contagion
Will and Billy discuss director Steven Soderbergh’s Contagion, including his sleek, smooth directing; the frankly amazing cast (Damon! Paltrow! Fishburne! Winslet! Law! Cranston! Cotillard!) and the way an epic movie about disease and death manages to be so downright entertaining.
The Birds
On this episode of Out of Theaters, Will and Billy debate the merits of Hitchcock’s environmental nightmare, enduring the slow spots and praising the high points. They also discuss some other Hitchcock films and reveal the real world connection between “The Birds” and “Shadow of a Doubt.”