Cheers for the tip iremonger - had a look and I hadn't 'flipped a switch' on Libsyn properly!

+ glad ya like the new look of the site: we're also on Twitter and Facebook.

It's an experiment - we'll see if the Dear Listener is interested in what Gareth and I are up to and interested in reviewing movies as well on Facebook.

I thought I should let you know that this episode hasn't shown up on the RSS feed yet. Loving the show and the new look!

You know - I'd say both!

i picked up the phrase from someone else - who compared film artists to cinematic industrialists in an article about brett ratner and brian singer. can you guess which is which?

'cinematic industrialists' is a nice turn of phrase.

Cinema has been industrial for a long time - but now w/flip cams and youtube - it can be something else - almost weightless maybe...

PS: Not that I want anyone's career ruined.

James McAvoy will be perfectly fine - he's talented and good-looking; the problem for me is that 'Wanted' will not ruin anyone's career. Because it's just the kind of film that cinematic industrialists love to make.

It's a terrible horrible awful ugly film in all dimensions. As for McAvoy = he'll be fine! :)

Sorry (but not surprised) to hear that Wanted is so terrible - I was so excited about James McAvoy after The Last King of Scotland. Hopefully it's a blip too small to ruin the lad's career.

Oh my god Domino - since the entire film was shot w/filters/dutch angles/fast cutting etc, when the characters went on a mescaline trip the director had nowhere to go!

Ah, you poor gentlemen! You made me feel quite sad by the end of the show. However, it was nice to hear something encouraging about Hancock. I was looking forward to it a lot and then was put off by lukewarm reviews - not that I should be swayed by such things!

And I forgive you for mentioning the 'Domino' word, a film so utterly devoid of any merit and so offending of my sensibilities that my blood boils when it is mentioned. Indeed, two hours of my life that I feel thoroughly robbed of. I still ask myself exactly way I stuck it til the end - certainly wasn't anything to do with Miss One Note Knightley.

Am not sure sure the extra 'd' will add much.

+ am off to see Hellboy 2 tonight - let's see if we can do a Hellboy2/JTTCOTE double bill!

maestro! i shall go to jttcote also, though sadly little old belfast appears to be without a 3-d print...

I'm tellin' ya 'Spoiler's Ahoy! Ringtones' are the way to go!

+ I'm thinkin' of actually going to see JTTCOTE in 3D - just for the hell of it.

+ Brendan Fraser = the Poor Man's Hugh Jackman.

Come to think of it Hugh Jackman is the Poor Man's Hugh Jackman.

I must say I agree with the Good Prof. Dr.'s assessment of Hancock, although I was very intrigued by the Maestro's explanation of it's themes - which I admittedly did not notice.

I loved the first two-thirds of this movie, but thought they completely fumbled final third.

As far as the rest of the show:

(1) We now have new I-Phones in the future

(2) I love the "Spoilers Ahoy!" ringtone idea...it's almost as if it's alerting the recipient of the call that there may possibly be a spoiler coming from the one calling once they answer the phone ("we've run out of milk!")

(3) Journey To The Center of the Earth: "You'll pray Brendan Fraser never returns!" ...that's a bit harsh, perhaps.

I did not see "Wanted" and you have only confirmed what I already suspected. Terrible movie.

note to past Jett and Gareth: well, here in the future books are outlawed, replicants and cylons freely walk among us, everyone takes soma and they play that damned 'brazil' song everywhere you go...but, having said that, i REALLY want to see Hancock now! and Wanted looked atrocious in the trailer, i'm glad to hear ya'll watched it so i don't have to! (or atTEMPTed to watch it ;) )