Huber Syndrome - Episode 16: This Year in Film

HUBER! you should consider making a movie/tv show podcast :D would love to hear what you and the other allies think about recent shows and movies!!

Nut Kon

Huber STANDING UP > Huber sitting on his couch > "normal" people's hype. Seriously, I was wondering why "Huber Syndrome" felt kind of different from "Huber Hype". During the last few episodes, I realized: Huber needs to STAND while presenting his stuff! Always! He seems so much more authentic this way.

Camian

I actually enjoy more filtered episodes. I'm not against lengthy content, but I think it's all about maintaining attention. I must be honest I have given up in the past after a watching a few minutes, but I've been surprised about the quality of the last few. I feel like Huber is finding his footing. Full disclosure; I'm a sucker for scripts that seem unscripted. Btw thanks for the movie suggestions! :)

Hey Huber! I think you're selling yourself short with your episode run-times. People want to hear everything you've got to say, the more expatiation the better! Great episode!

Gan Khef

No 10 Cloverfield Lane hype? Thought that movie was amazing. TOO INTENSE!!!

10 Cloverfield Lane remains the best of 2016 in my book. Don't think any other movie this year will dethrone it as my favorite.

Where's Civil War? =(

No DeadPool ? :)

Randy Verschueren

Huber, please watch Star Trek Beyond. Also Green Room is not a good movie. Get at me.

confusedhulk

Hey Huber; please check out my 1 paragraph reviews for some of these movies: <a href="http://viesign.tumblr.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://viesign.tumblr.com/</a> thanks man :)

Randy Verschueren

A little taken aback that there was no mention of Civil War in this. Personally for me, that was the best movie of the year so far. Deadpool was also pretty great. I enjoyed Star Trek Beyond as well, but I can see that not being mentioned. I still need to see Jason Bourne, and there are plenty of great looking movies still coming, Doctor Strange, Fantastic Beasts, and Rogue One. Great year for films.

thanks for your advice re: enjoying horror - I've always found horror media to be kinda boring because I'm not scared easily, but I like this idea of having to commit to letting yourself be creeped out. really enjoyed The Witch, looking forward to The Wailing.

Ray Aldiar

It always saddens me when I hear video game journalist or personalities say they aren't into TV &amp; Movies. What?!? And there is a lot of them...Huber, dude, you rock!

Classy Bonus bit Huber, that's why you are the best

The Hashtagonist

I'm not that much into movies anymore, sadly. I believe Brandon, when he says, that you're super hit or miss about movies, especially when it comes to horror. But even though I haven't seen "The Wailing" yet, its director is quite the talent and "The Chaser" is a masterpiece in its own right. South Korean cinema has come a long way and there's a reason Hollywood is all over that. I implore everyone to see everything Chan-wook Park ever did, that man is a genius. Plus a film I personally liked a lot: "I Saw The Devil" by Jee-woon Kim. Not the newest releases, but I don't care; greatness knows no bounds.

Still need to see Jungle Book. I watched Finding Dory the other night (minor spoilers) and I enjoyed it, but it was no way near as good as Finding Nemo. Marlin and Nemo seemed like tag alongs to the plot and I just didn't find it as memorable or groundbreaking as the original. And Pixar sequels can be - Toy Story 3. Basically, I don't think FN needed a sequel and FD gave us hardly any more of the world or characters, so I feel they should have left that world alone.

Ben Bernard-Smith