2020-3-First Foreign Language Best Picture Winner by Neal Turnage

My Favorite F Words

2020-3-First Foreign Language Best Picture Winner

(Audio fixed) Neal, Justin and Chris are back for another round of our favorite topics. We preview the matchup between KC and San Francisco then debunk the ridiculous notion that the McGregor/Cerrone fight was fixed. Then Justin recounts the insane experience that was Cats on the big screen.

Ep. 165 - Fixed Fight Fantasy and a Feline Film Freakout

Ep. 164 - First of 2020

Neal and Justin run down the big storylines as college football gets its official start. We discus Conor McGregor's 40+ minute PR stint on ESPN and Justin reviews the recent films, Good Boys and Hide and Seek.

Ep. 163 - Football is back and fans are fickle

Schedules aligned and we're back for another episode! Justin and Neal talk Marvel's Phase 4 announcements. While both are looking forward to seeing Natalie Portman's take on Thor, Neal's a little underwhelmed that the first Marvel movie fronted by Asians, Shang Chi, is another martial arts focused affair. We also recap UFC 240, which saw Max Holloway retain his Lightweight title against Frankie Edgar and Cris Cyborg get back in the win column against a very game Felicia Spencer.

Ep. 162 - Female Thor and Frustrating Representation

Neal, Justin and Gilly get into all the things Avengers: Endgame. From how they felt seeing the culmination of over twenty films they actually cared about to what actors/actresses they'd like to see find a way into the MCU. We leave no (Infinity) stone unturned.

Ep. 161 - Full Endgame Review and Spoilers

Freshman Mekhi Lewis brought Virginia Tech its first NCAA wrestling national championship this week, Hokie basketball is in the Sweet Sixteen, and we're pumped! Gronk called it quits while he still has a few working brain cells. Robert Kraft apologizes for nothing terribly specific. Wonderboy falls to a Superman punch. Us terrifies Justin, and Julianne Moore has still got it at almost 60.

Ep. 160 - Freshman National Champ and Farewell Gronk

Captain Marvel is out, and not since Wonder Woman has a film showcased this much girl power. We give both a spoiler free review and a bonus spoiler filled discussion in this week's episode. We also try to figure out if Johnny Manziel's wife cheated in a half marathon or is legitimately the fastest human on the planet. Plus the latest fight news and more!

Ep. 159 - Female Empowerment and Fast Half Marathons

Add prostitution ring to the six Superbowl rings in Robert Kraft's possession. George St Pierre announces his retirement from MMA competition. The Oscars are this weekend and we've got predictions. Plus reviews of Fighting With My Family, Destroyer, Alita Battle Angel and Happy Death Day 2U.

Ep. 158 - Filmed at the Spa

The Alliance of American Football is here to cleanse our palates of that turd of a Superbowl. The UFC is in Melbourne with a last minute replacement main event. Justin details his top ten films of 2018 and the handful just outside the list. We also dig deep on the two documentaries out there on the dumpster Fyre Festival.

Ep. 157 - Football Continues, Fyre Festival Docs

Who else is tired of New England in the SuperBowl? No disputing their accomplishments, but it's hard for us to get excited to see more of the same on the NFL's final weekend. We'll be watching more for the commercials and the prop bets. Bellator's heavyweight grand prix tournament ended just like Return of the Jedi. And who would have thought that a Netflix release about a cam girl who gets her identity stolen would be a far superior movie to a theatrical release loaded with stars like Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway?

Ep. 156 - Fatigue for the Familiar

We're back for our first show of 2019. Neal and Justin ponder who the best QB was who never reached the Superbowl. The UFC moved off FOX and onto ESPN with its first event on Saturday. On it, Henry Cejudo beat back superfight challenger TJ Dillashaw, Donald Cerrone punched his ticket to a possible money fight with McGregor, and former NFL'er Greg Hardy went and got himself disqualified in his debut. Justin wraps things up with reviews of the beautifully shot Roma, If Beale Street Could Talk, and M. Night Shyamalan's Glass.

Ep. 155 - Frontrunners for Oscars and First ESPN Fights

After a brief hiatus due to the winter crud, we're back with a film review heavy episode. Justin catches us up on seven flicks he's seen since our last outing including Can You Ever Forgive Me, Support The Girls, Boy Erased, The Mule, The Favourite, Vox Lux, and Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse. Minor spoilers ahead and a trigger warning for one film regarding school shootings. Also, quick takes on the top NFL and UFC stories this week.

Ep. 153 - Forgeries on Film and Flinging it Favre Style

The Redskins make a controversial personnel add. College football saw the offensive extravaganza from the previous week's MNF game between KC and LA and decided to up the ante with a 7 overtime affair from Texas A&M and LSU. Two fighters you remember from the UFC fifteen years ago fought over the weekend. Heavyweight boxing is giving us a matchup we can actually get excited about. Justin reviews Ralph Breaks the Internet, Wildlife, and Green Book.

Ep. 150 - Foster, Francis and Fore Teacher

In our second recording of the night, Justin pops in to talk about that crazy Monday Night Football game, Alex Smith's horrific injury on the 33rd anniversary of Joe Theisman's last game, and a pair of excellent films in Widows and Creed II.

Ep. 149 - Frenetic Football and Fractured Fibulas

Football, fights and films. We run down the biggest news in the world of pro and college football then analyze the latest UFC cards and preview upcoming MMA events. And we go all in on cinema with reactions to the latest trailers and reviews of new releases. Contributors include Neal Turnage, Jeff Carleton, Chris Turnage, Justin Velasquez, Jeremie Halvorson, and Lewis Giles aka Lew Gilly. In memory of Martino Sunglao.

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My Favorite F Words

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