Johnny DiLoretto

Johnny promotes Gateway's Raging Bull screening on March 1 with John and him introducing. John mostly listens.

John listens respectfully as Johnny goes on for about 12 min. about his second favorite film, Raging Bull, which is screening at Gateway Film Center on March 1  with the Johns introducing.

The Johns and guest Tristan Scott Seeger look at the work of Silver Linings Playbook's director, David O. Russell.

The Johns and guest Tristan Scott Seeger pretty much love for almost 14 min.  the work of Silver Linings Playbook's director, David O. Russell.

The Johns disagree about  the work of Argo's director.

John and Johnny survey Ben Affleck's directorial work with surprising disagreement.

Johnny and John disagree about the importance of Oscar nominated actresses' ages

John and Johnny disagree for over 8 uncut minutes about   Oscar nominated actresses' ages.

The Johns argue about the quality of Bigelow's Point Break and Blue Steel but agree on the excellence of The Hurt Locker  and Zero Dark Thirty.

John and Johnny praise at uncut length The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty but disagree about Bigelow's earlier Point Break and Blue Steel.

John and Johnny don't agree about the Oscar nominations.

Johnny and John duke it out over the Oscar nominations in 13 brutal, uncut minutes.

Johnny and John, inspired by Django, try to define "Spaghetti Westerns."

Johnny goes on at uncut length about one of his fav genres. Spaghetti  Westerns.  John has some opinions as well.

John and Johnny review The African Queen for showing at the Gateway Film Center this week.

Johnny and John  take  8 uncut minutes ( Johnny 6, John 2) to praise this classic.

A Cinema Classic: The African Queen 

Quentin Tarantino's success as writer-director of Django Unchained demands John, Johnny, and Chris discuss his oeuvre.

As much as you'll be able to withstand, 8 uncut minutes of John, Johnny, and Chris about Quentin Tarantino.

In a re-run, John and Johnny argue about personal favorites Elf and Disney's A Christmas Carol .

A Cinema Classic: A Christmas Carol  and Elf.

John, Johnny, and Chris discuss some lesser-known Christmas titles.