It's The Filmosophers Movie Talk Show, with Chris Busch & Bruce Miller. The Wachowski Brother's created one of our all-time fave films: THE MATRIX. So we've been anticipating their latest creation: SPEED RACER for many months. Currently only 35% of the reviews available on Rottentomatoes.com are positive. The consensus: "Overloaded with headache-inducing effects and without a coherent script." Ouch! Looks like SPEED RACER is no IRON MAN, which is held-over at the Co-Ed Theatre in Fairfield. There are now 178 reviews of IRON MAN on Rottentomatoes, 165 are positive. That's a whopping 93% approval rating for a comic book movie. Filmosopher's co-host Chris Busch will add his review Friday. He'll also tell us about the other film showing at the Co-Ed: the critically O.K.ed (84%) FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL, a romantic and raunchy disaster  read more »

It's the Filmosophers Movie Talk show, with co-hosts Chris Busch and Bruce Miller, where we give our filmosophies on the movies and have filmosophical discussions. Iron Man is opening "on the break" at the Co-Ed Theatre in Fairfield. That means it's officially the start of the summer movie season! Yes, it gets earlier every year, but that's a good thing- a great thing for movies fans. Superstar guest Big Al Green and Bruce- The Big B From St Louie- Miller will have reviews of Iron Man. This film is getting excellent buzz. There are currently 131 reviews for it at Rottontomatoes.com and 124 are thumbs up! A 95% approval rating with over 100 reviews is awesome for a comic book flick! Hear what the Filmosophers think of it Friday afternoon.

New release DVDs this week include The Golden Compass and Julian Schnabel's acclaimed The Diving Bell and The Butterfly.  read more »

Far-out. Right-on & solid. It's the Filmosopher's movie talk show, where co-hosts Chris Busch & Bruce Miller give their filmosophies on the movies and have filmosophical discussions. Friday we're once again honored to be joined by Master Big Al Green. Big Al has several films to review, including Leatherheads, some of which was filmed in his home town and high school in Greensboro North Carolina. Big Al will discuss that and other films, including August Rush "wonderful, you should see it if you haven't already"; Kinky Boots; No Reservations; There's No Business Like Show Business and more. Meanwhile, Chris Busch will have reviews of SweeneyTodd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street; Before The Devil Knows You're Dead; 21 and more. Bruce will be there as ballast for these two high Spirits.

We love the movies!  read more »

Welcome to the Filmosophers' Movie Talk show audio experience. It is hear- and only hear (& There)- where You'll experience Filmosophies on the movies, and have Filmosophical experiences. And as most of You Know: these experinces are as fleeting as "Life" itSelf.

Friday the Filmosophers will relate their experiences of Syndromes and A Century ("A soothing melody saturates the moving images of Apichatpong
Weerasethakul's newest cinematic invention"); Manufactured Landscapes ("From its stunning eight-minute opening shot to the remarkable
documentation of China's Three Gorges Dam, Manufactured Landscapes is
an impressive experience"); My Kid Could Paint That ("It's judgement that defeats us"); Dan In Real Life; The Darjeeling Limited and (maybe) more.

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Welcome to March Madness, baby! It's college basketball's NCAA tounament- which means one of the Filmosophers hasn't been watching many movies. Thankfully, co-host Chris Busch has! Thanks to Chris, we've both seen Blade Runner - The Final Cut "Twenty-five years after the initial release of BLADE RUNNER, director
Ridley Scott uses archival footage to re-create his original vision for
the sci-fi classic. Based on a story by Philip K. Dick, the film is set
in Los Angeles in 2019." 

We have reviews of the charming Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who, held over at the Co-Ed Theatre. Also opening in Fairfield, The Other Boleyn Girl.

The Filmosopher's DVD of the Week is Enchanted.

Sam: "She has no driver's license, no passports, and no records and I've
called every travel agency and none of them have ever heard of this
place: "Andalusia".  read more »

Welcome to The Filmosophers movie talk show, with co-hosts Chris Busch and Bruce Miller- where we give our filmosophy on the movies and have filmosophical discussions. Have you heard less than stellar reviews for 10,000 BC? What do the adult critics know? Friday we'll have Chris Hanson and Shane Miller in the house- two 9 year old boys who'll tell you how they liked it.

We'll talk about Dr. Suess' Horton Hears a Who, opening "on the break" in Fairfield. Also hear about other new releases in theaters.

No Country For Old Men, the Best Picture Oscar winner is out on DVD, along with Bee Movie and Dan In Real Life.

We'll review Beowulf; Gone Baby Gone, American Gangster and more. All this at 12:30 Friday afternoon.  read more »

Join Chris Busch & Bruce Miler for movie talk. It's Academy Awards weekend! Who will win? Who should win? New theater releases include two interesting looking smaller films: Be Kind Rewind and Charlie Barlett. The major release (most number of prints showing) of the weekend is Vantage Point. It opens on the break at the Co-Ed in Fairfield. How's is being reviewed? Atonement is held over and we have a review. We'll also review a documentary out on video: In The Shadow of the Moon.

Listen to the Filmosophers and take

"one giant leap for mankind"

Join Filmosopher co-hosts Chris Busch and Bruce Miller today and get recommendations for your weekend movie-going. Atonement and the Bucket List start today at the Co-Ed in Fairfield- we'll tell you what the critics think.

You'll get a heads up on the new theater and DVD releases. We'll review There Will Be Blood, The Savages, Elizabeth: The Golden Age and the classic 1956 sci-fi film Forbidden Planet.

It's the Filmosopher's movie talk show, with Chris Busch and Bruce Miller. February is not an exciting month for new releases, but hold on for another week local film fans- Atonement is booked for the Co-Ed next Friday, February 15th. We'll tell you about 8 flicks that could be great in 2008. You'll hear about today's new releases in theaters and our reviews of films we've seen this week.  read more »

It's The Filmosophers movie talk show with Chris Busch & Bruce Miller, broadcasting from the cultural district in Fairfield. Friday we welcome the Fourth Annual 1st Fridays Art Walk Best of Iowa Film Expo! For complete information, including screenings, workshops and auditions for the film "Sister Petchuli", go to fairfieldartwalk.com. The Filmosophers will alert you of the new releases in theaters (hint: stick with the Film Expo!) and on DVD. We'll also make our third annual Academy Award Winner predictions!

Remy: "This is terrible! He's ruining the soup! And no one's noticing? It's your restaurant, do something!

Gusteau: What can I do? I am a figment of your imagination!"