This week, Tim and Gregg turn their attention to a trio of films: the instant classics *The Man With the Iron Fists* and *Flight*, alongside the genuinely classic *Multiplicity*.

This week features a focus on romantic fare, as Tim and Gregg delve into the vampire saga *Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 2* and Leo Tolstoy’s *Anna Karenina*. Additionally, Gregg introduces a thoughtful new segment designed to illuminate a …

Tim and Gregg shared an eagerness to delve into discussions of both 'The Frozen Ground' and 'Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning'; however, Tim was currently burdened with considerable commitments.

Tim and Gregg offer their perspectives on 'Red Dawn' and 'Life of Pi,' a film that might just be the strangest ever produced. Meanwhile, devotees of 'Twilight' have cause for celebration, as Gregg has unearthed his well-worn copy of the ori…

This week on *On Cinema*, Tim Heidecker and guest Gregg Turkington offer their assessments of *Skyfall* and *Lincoln*, with Turkington also reporting that he has, at long last, located a functional copy of *Murphy's Romance*.

In *Playing For Keeps*, Tim and Gregg celebrate a goal, a moment of triumphant success. Meanwhile, one can only agree that Bill Murray deserves the office of President of Comedy, though perhaps not for his portrayal of Franklin D. Roosevelt…

Tim and Gregg, at long last, felt free to openly express their enthusiasm for all things Hobbit, launching into a discussion of Bilbo's journeys and companions. They also noted, with a touch of amusement, that *Les Misérables* was a film in…

Tim and Gregg were both deeply impressed by 'Zero Dark Thirty,' though they found themselves at a slight disagreement regarding a potential cinema outing for the 3D version. The prohibitive cost of parking presented a significant obstacle t…

Tim welcomed Tom Cruise's return to prominence with genuine pleasure, though the resurgence of an old VHS argument quickly ignited Gregg's considerable displeasure.

Tim and Gregg considered a few films suitable for all ages, one decidedly less so, and ultimately found themselves at odds regarding their choice for the year's best. They concluded their discussion with a mutual acceptance of their differi…