This year’s Golden Globes took place on January 15th, 2012. There was mirth, laughter, and even a dog stealing the spotlight on stage as The Artist artists tried to give an acceptance speech. The Widescreen Warrior regulars gathered in our chatroom to watch the ceremony, and a good time was had by all… or at least most. Ricky Gervais was rather subdued, especially in contrast to expectations,... 

We’re back after an extended hiatus, but for how long? We spend the first part of this week’s show talking about some (fairly obvious) changes that are going on with the show. Please give us your feedback after listening, either by commenting below, sending an e-mail, or joining the discussion on our forums. Other than starting off on a negative note, Tim and Rafe talk about some of their... 

This week touches on a wide variety of topics, from the Coen Brothers’ Fargo and No Country for Old Men to the Westboro Baptist Church picketing Kevin Smith’s Red State premiere. In between you’ll hear our take on the Golden Globes presentation and awards, a review of No Strings Attached, and our offer to fill in to the many talk show posts which are rapidly becoming vacant. Weekly... 

In case you missed it, the Golden Globe awards took place this weekend. You know, the awards that everyone tends to say “don’t count,” and that, “nobody takes them seriously”? Well, this year it looks like too many people took them far too seriously, as fallout continues to drift in from host Ricky Gervais’s barbs and jabs. Gervais, who returned after hosting the previous year as well,... 

It’s an episode so long we couldn’t possibly cram it into our traditional hourlong format (a technical malfunction with the timer notwithstanding). Inside you’ll hear reviews of Sherlock Holmes, Up in the Air, and Family Guy: Something, Something, Something Darkside, as well as the finish of James Cameron month with Strange Days and True Lies. We also offer some long-overdue opinions... 

Snow may have delayed this week’s episode, but we’re all still having a jolly time, especially with the looming white Christmas in front of us. This week we talk James Cameron’s Avatar, continue our appreciation of Cameron with Titanic and Ghosts of the Abyss, discuss Brittany Murphy’s death, and the Golden Globe nominations. We sincerely hope all of our listeners have a wonderful...