Show Notes
This may be one to skip… On their outdoor movie podcast, the boys review ‘The Uprising’ starring Andrew Garfield. Are there any redeemable qualities here? (Spoiler: not really)
Our $3 Patreon! 🔥
Grant's Letterboxd 🎬 Drew's Letterboxd 🎬
Grant's Blu-ray of the Week 📀 Drew's Blu-ray of the Week 📀 Stole My Line Essentials 🪵 Watch this episode on YouTube!
Our Team
Grant Crenshaw - Host
Drew McKinney - Host
Chapters (00:00) - Intro
(01:16) - Spoiler-Free Thoughts
(02:50) - Shaky Cam…
(03:49) - Our Rating
(06:33) - Character Decisions
(10:12) - More Shaky Cam…
(11:45) - Production Design?
(13:17) - The Ending/Robin Hood?
(17:08) - The Party Question
(17:52) - Coming Up & Take a break…
*Stole My Line is an Amazon associate. Thus, any Amazon link in this description is an associate link. The purchase of an item from this link would result in Stole My Line receiving a portion of the payment.
★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
More from Stole My Line - A Fireside Film Podcast
Is Clayface a good body horror flick, a misstep for the DCU, or both? Join Grant and Drew as they break down Clayface on their outdoor movie podcast!
Did Laika just secure the Oscar? On their outdoor movie podcast, the boys break down the stop motion epic, Wildwood, in theaters now. Is it perfect, or just great? Editor's Note: Apologies for the Phil and Travis mix-up. At least they're father and son, so we weren't way off the mark.
Is Jocasta a bad move for the MCU’s latest show? Should VisionQuest have just stuck with Paladin and Ultron? Join Grant and Drew as they break down these burning questions on the latest episode of their outdoor movie podcast.
Steve Soderberg fills in for Matt Reeves, You Can See Everything sets an ambitious awards campaign, Disney tabs Dude Perfect for family-friendly content, a popular sci-fi book series is set for the silver screen, big Hollywood businesses make moves, and more movie news! Thank you for supporting the hit outdoor movie podcast, Grant and Drew are excited to be back for another week!
The boys tap into their inner romantic yearning as they discuss 2026’s Sense and Sensibility. Does Jane Austen still have the sauce in today’s storytelling landscape? (Spoilers: yes.)