The Bazura Project 2.02 – Reviews

Is Bridge To Terabithia just another Harry Potter/Narnia knockoff? Or is it just another Day of the Dead/I Spit On Your Grave knockoff? Or is it none of those things? Lee and Shannon discuss it, and introduce a new weekly sub-segment.

The Bazura Project 2.03 – Reviews

Mere moments after hearing about a Silver Surfer iteration that never was, Shannon and Lee see his first big-screen iteration in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. Then Shannon’s meta Show and Found features a movie about movies.

The Bazura Project 2.04 – Reviews

Is Nancy Drew a mystery worth solving? Is Michael Bay’s Transformers something you should twist yourself into knots to see? What is the strange Korean film Lee is surprising Shannon with? What’s with Shannon’s pauses?

The Bazura Project 2.05 – Reviews

What do Shannon and Lee think of the new Australian film West? Is it more of the same, or more of the different? And is Shannon’s Show and Found really everything he says it is?

The Bazura Project 2.06 – Reviews

Does watching Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix make us regret nien? Does Edith Piaf biopic La Vie En Rose make our tear ducts expelliarmus? Once those questions are answered, Lee brings out a modern classic for this week’s Show and Found.

The Bazura Project 2.07 – Reviews

We look at the creepy Sandra Bullock movie Premonition, the weepy love story Evening, and the sleepy Show and Found item that isn’t actually sleepy as much as weird, but we had a cool rhyming scheme going on.

The Bazura Project 2.08 – Reviews

What did Shannon and Lee make of the new Simpsons movie? And what does it have to do with Greek/Turkish relations? The answer may disappoint you. But Lee and Shannon’s conflicting opinions may not. But they might.

The Bazura Project 2.11 – Reviews

Who liked Black Sheep and who didn’t? And just how obscure can Shannon go with this week’s Show and Found?

The Bazura Project 3.01 – Reviews

Ridley Scott’s Body of Lies. Alan Ball’s Towelhead. Eran Riklis’s Lemon Tree. Shannon Marinko’s Show and Found. Bazura‘s reviews return with a vengeance! Well, not so much a vengeance as a graphic.

The Bazura Project 3.02 – Reviews

The Coen Brothers create a film called Burn After Reading. Focus groups create a film called Max Payne. Questionable 1960s judgment creates this week’s Show and Found.

The Bazura Project 3.03 – Reviews

Shannon and Lee revisit Brideshead Revisited, except it’s the first time they’ve seen this version, so really they’re just visiting it, unless you consider the fact that it’s a new one, in which case the original statement still fits. Also, a bygone pop culture icon stars in this week’s Show and Found.

The Bazura Project 3.04 – Reviews

Chuck Palahniuk’s novel Fight Club was turned into a truly great movie. Can his second adaptation – Choke – match those great heights? And how was this week’s Show and Found snatched from the headlines?

The Bazura Project 3.05 – Reviews

Don Cheadle is a Traitor, Kiefer Sutherland is a Mirrors, and Shannon is a Show and Found.

The Bazura Project 3.06 – Reviews

Is The Wackness, a new indie film starring Josh Peck and Sir Sir Ben Kingsley, The Goodness or The Don’t-Botherness? And is Lee’s Show and Found really the best-written film ever?

The Bazura Project 3.07 – Reviews

Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007 returns to find a shorter name in Quantum of Solace. Who loved it? Who was unimpressed? And just how left field can Shannon’s Show and Founds get?

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