After much discussion, we have decided to place the podcast on hold for the time being. We are not saying it will never be back, but at this point, neither of us have the time to put on the quality show we would like to do. In the future, we certainly may reassess and go forward, but for now, we are on indefinite hiatus. To those of you who listened regularly and enjoyed the show - Thanks for your support! We hope to be back in the future. Best Regards, Stephen and Zack

2 Guys and a Film will return on April 12. We will still feature reviews of many of the latest theatrical releases, but we will begin also highlighting more DVD releases and marathons. We also want to solicit user input for films to review. The reason for this change is simple: We just don’t want to review a new film that you most likely have very little interest in just so we have a theatrical review for the show. We want our DVD reviews to provide an opportunity to discuss films that otherwise may be overlooked. Again, we will continue our theatrical reviews. However, when Duke of Hazzard 17 is released, we will most likely choose a DVD that week. So, we’ll see you back here on April 12. In the meantime: Stephen Recommends: 300 Zack Highly Recommends: Breach

On this week’s show, your hosts check in with their thoughts of The Bridge to Terabithia, the latest from Walt Disney Studios and Walden Media (the people behind Narnia). Also this week, we have some news about the near future of the show and our thoughts on a few random Oscar categories. Get Episode #30 now! This week’s episode features music from Kairos. Check them out online at www.kairosworld.com. 00:00-00:38 - Welcome
00:39-08:15 - Review: Bridge To Terabithia
Music from Kairos
11:50-14:49 - News about the Show
14:50-23:30 - Oscar Talk
23:31-24:31 - Close

Due to unavoidable scheduling issues, Episode 30 will be available on Thursday, February 22. Sorry for the delay…

On this week’s show, we have another entry in our series of “Remame Roundups” - Batman. These films are less remakes though than they are reinterpretations of the same character. Batman has had numerous incarnations on the big screen, from the intentional camp of the 1966 film, to the stylized vision of Tim Burton’s 1989 version and Christopher Nolan’s more serious/grounded Batman Begins. Plus, we run over the best and worst from our M. Night Shyamalan marathon. Finally, we have a mini-review of Norbit, though no doubt you have all already rushed out to see this cinematic gem. Download Episode #29 now. Spoiler Warning: If you have not seen any of the films in our Shyamalan marathon (particularly The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable or Signs), you might want to skip the “Awards” segment of the show. This week’s episode features music from Knapsackheroes. Check them out online at www.knapsackheroes.com. 00:00-00:38 - Welcome
00:39-14:44 - Remake Roundup: Batman
Music from Knapsackheroes
17:05-19:10 - Mini Review: Norbit
19:11-26:16 - Shyamalan Marathon Awards
26:17-27:54 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close