Roger Qbert Reviews ‘The Woman In Black’ and Talks ‘Groundhog Day’ on the Thom and Jeff Show’s 100th Podcast (2/2)
Thom & Jeff made it to podcast 100. Which means they’ve lasted longer than most marriages. This week I review the new super-hero type film Chronicle and Daniel Radcliffe’s first post-Harry Potter film The Women In Black. Plus, in honor of February 2nd my “Who Knew” facts are all about the Bill Murray classic Groundhog […]
Roger Qbert Reviews ‘Man On A Ledge’ and Talks ‘Pulp Fiction’ on the Thom and Jeff Podcast (1/26)
This week I discuss Man On A Ledge and in “Who Knew” I give you 10 things you might (or might not) know about Pulp Fiction. And there’s a sports segment where, if you listen closely, you can probably hear my playing Words With Friends. [audio:http://thethomandjeffshow.com/audio/TAJPodcast95.mp3] For more Thom and Jeff, check out thethomandjeffshow.com. Can’t […]
Roger Qbert Reviews ‘Shame’ and ‘Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close’ on the Thom and Jeff Podcast (1/19)
This week we discuss Shame and Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close. Also, in the “Who Knew” segment I give you 10 interesting facts about the movie “The Godfather.” As always, it’s NSFW. [audio:http://thethomandjeffshow.com/audio/TAJPodcast90.mp3] For more Thom and Jeff, check out thethomandjeffshow.com. Can’t get enough of Tom O’Keefe?! Check out movie reviews and more: [mycatlist cat=9507]
Roger Qbert on the John and Drew Show (1/15)
The John & Drew Show is back with their fist show of 2012. On this installment I discuss a list of bands that the Westboro Baptist Church have deemed “gateway bands” into the world of homosexuality. The list is even more ridiculous than it sounds. I come in at the 47 minute mark. Can’t get […]
Roger Qbert on the Thom and Jeff Podcast (12/15)
If you’re familiar with 105.7 The Point (KPNT) then you’ll no doubt remember the Thom & Jeff Show. The have been on the air there, in one configuration or other, for over a decade. Most recently they were doing afternoon drive. However, they were recently let go due to budget constraints and are now doing their own podcast. […]
Watch the 10 Best Musical Muppets Moments (Video)
The Muppets began life as a variety show and, as such, music has always played a large role in their existence. Whether it was original songs or them reinterpreting existing material, they always brought something fresh and different to the proceedings. Here now, are The Muppets 10 Best Musical Moments. Oh, and just to make […]
“Footloose” Remake Review Starring Kenny Wormald, Julianne Hough and Dennis Quaid
Footloose, opens much like the original – with kids in a small town dancing to the musical strains of Kenny Loggins. How small is this town, you ask? It’s so small that the kids who live there still dance to Kenny Loggins. Honest to God…Kenny Loggins. When tragedy strikes after one of their adult-contemporary inspired […]
Review: ‘Moneyball’ Starring Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Phillip Seymour Hoffman
Easily one of the strongest films so far this year, Moneyball tells the story (based on actual events) of Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), General Manager of the perennially underfunded Oakland A’s. When Beane finds his team poached of its best players at the end of the 2001 season, he decides to take a radically different […]
Review: ‘Cowboys and Aliens’ Starring Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford
It’s a simple, and admittedly awesome, premise. Aliens invade the old west. Perfect in its simplicity. You had me at…well, “Aliens invade the old west.” But then you tell me that Han Solo and James Bond will play the cowboys? Well, that’s just flat out genius now, isn’t it? However, Cowboys & Aliens, it turns […]
Movie Review: Chris Evans is ‘Captain America: The First Avenger’
Marvel wraps up its long and winding road towards The Avengers with Captain America: The First Avenger. The subtitle is apt (though bit of a cynical hedge against foreign markets) since Captain America is the leader (and heart) of the team. Set in 1943, Steve Rogers is the quintessential 90-pound weakling when he is selected […]
