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Hosted by James Michael Keats, Dawson Christopher · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 35 episodes
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We drink and we watch movies. Join us weekly with your favorite pint or bottle in hand as we discuss the best (and worst) movies of all time. We are James Michael Keats and Dawson Christopher, and we hope you'll join us!
James Michael Keats, Dawson Christopher hosts Inebriated Cinephiles, a tv show with 35 episodes published.
12 Years a Slave. Difficult. Unflinching. Essential. This week, we’re discussing Steve McQueen’s 12 Years a Slave —a film that’s as emotionally devastating as it is masterfully crafted. There isn’t much room for jokes he
Inglourious Basterds. Bad accents. Great dialogue. Historically aggressive problem-solving. Disclaimer: This episode contains excessive tension, outstanding performances, and at least one discussion about how Christoph W
This week: Braveheart. Big speeches. Bigger battles. Zero indoor voices. The episode? Drinks, opinions, and highly questionable Scottish accents. Beverage recommendation: Whiskey, high-grav beer that tastes like grass, o
Season Two begins… or does it? This week we're bringing you Memento, Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending thriller that dares you to keep up as it unravels memory, identity, and truth all in reverse. With tattoos, Polaroids,
Thirty films, countless drinks, and at least a few questionable life choices later… Season One of Inebriated Cinephiles is in the books. In this episode we’re taking a look back at the good, the bad, and the occasionally
This week we’re getting into Weapons, a dark and cryptic mystery from director Zach Cregger. It begins with a disappearance, and from there the questions, and disappearances, only multiply. What happened? Who’s responsib
After nearly a full year of dodging it, roasting it, and cheekily predicting its cinematic destiny, the wheel finally served up a dish of fate for our Season One finale: Madame Web. From the moment it was announced, we h
This week, we’re stepping into the glass-and-concrete mind palace of Ex Machina—Alex Garland’s sleek, unsettling meditation on artificial intelligence, manipulation, and what it really means to be human. With Domhnall Gl
Get your s*** because we're headed to Montenegro for the high-stakes, high-style reinvention of 007 in Casino Royale. Daniel Craig makes his debut as James Bond in this sharp, grounded reboot that brings grit, heart, and
This week, we’re chasing down Catch Me If You Can—Spielberg’s slick, stylish take on the true story of Frank Abagnale Jr., the teenager who conned his way across the country as a pilot, doctor, and lawyer. With DiCaprio
We’re pouring something irresponsibly expensive for this one, because this week, we're having a look at The Wolf of Wall Street—Scorsese’s gloriously unhinged tale of excess and ego. From Leo’s legendary one-take crawl t
Are you watching closely? We sure hope so, because this week we're having a look at Christopher Nolan's The Prestige—a story about illusion and obsession, and the second film in our very first twofer pairing. Get ready f
Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, and behold the mystery, the romance, and the ubiquity of beards! That's right, this week, we’re dusting off our velvet coats and heading back to 1900s Vienna for The Illusionist, wher
This week, it's Zack Snyder’s Sucker Punch—a genre-blending, brain-bending curio that’s part music video, part action fantasy, and somehow also an existential metaphor? Whatever it is, we've got drinks in hand and though
This week, it's Capote—Bennett Miller’s chilling, quiet portrait of literary legend Truman Capote during the writing of In Cold Blood. Naturally, we recommend a gin and tonic this round—heavy on the gin with no more than
In space, no one can hear you scream—but down here, Ridley Scott’s Alien has us chatting up a storm. This 1979 sci-fi horror gem oozes tension, drips atmosphere, and flexes some of the finest practical effects ever put t
This week, we go beyond our solar system—and beyond the limits of human understanding—as we explore Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar. A profound meditation on time, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bonds of love, this 2014
This week, Longlegs—a 2024 horror-thriller that’ll have you running home to mommy and regretting that deep dive into true crime. With Nicolas Cage bringing the creep factor to eleven and enough nightmare fuel occult weir
Passionate drive for excellence, or obsessive descent into madness? The lines blur in today's episode as we dive deep into Damien Chazelle's exhilarating 2014 feature, Whiplash. Take it from us—you're going to want a str
In 2002, the Oakland Athletics transformed how baseball teams are built—and how the game is played. In today's episode, we're checking out the 2011 film about that unforgettable season and the A's historic disruption of
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Inebriated Cinephiles is hosted by James Michael Keats, Dawson Christopher. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 35 episodes.
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