anti-hero

It's the start of a new Halloween tradition! A costume contest where some of the coolest-dressed heroes, villains, and anti-heroes go toe-to-toe based strictly on the coolness of their suits and gear.

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Edward Scissorhands meets Gotham's Joker in Brandon Lee's iconic performance as The Crow. Nacho-buyer Sara takes Mally and Jonah back to the 90's so they can examine this cult classic and discuss Lee's legacy. Directed by Alex Proyas. Starring Brandon Lee, Michael Wincott, Rochelle Davis, Ernie Hudson, Bai Ling, David Patrick Kelly and Michael Massee.

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The Walking Dead's notorious villain, Negan, is analyzed as a classic anti-hero, as we learn his long awaited backstory from the TV show. What can we learn from Negan's journey?  We will look into the revelations of the character and draw conclusions.

Katie thinks Point Break is about the silliness and profundity of masculinity.

MJ thinks Point Break is about competing conceptions of The Good Life.

Darcy thinks Point Break is about anti-heroes and anti-villains.

FIGHT!

Early in his career, Shah Rukh Khan did a series of films where he played the anti-hero. One of those films was Ram Jaane  (1995), a full-bodied remake of the James Cagney classic, Angels with Dirty Faces.

Ram Jaane could've been a career-defining film for SRK but it failed to have a lasting impact. Nevertheless, it's a very peculiar film and if you're a SRK fan, you probably have many memories around the film.

In conversation with Vinay Shukla, who wrote Ram Jaane, on — the parallels between Cagney and SRK, SRK's performance in Ram Jaane, the actor's rather interesting wardrobe for the film,  what the film could've been and why in spite of its flaws, Ram Jaane has its moments.

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EPISODE 13 – PAYCHECK

Brandon has done it again, serving up a nonsensically fun action film that dares to see just how many Chekhov’s Guns it can cram into two hours. Journey to the far-off future of 2007, where subway trains run at a crawl, big corporations destroy the world, and the government straight-up murders people—y’know, pure science fiction! Anyway, a man is pushed.

Plus: Aaron Eckhart gives performance notes.

Starring: Ben Affleck, Aaron Eckhart, Uma Thurman, Paul Giamatti, and Colm Feore

Directed by John Woo

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