Category: Podcast
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HP083 The Bridge At Remagen (1969)
The Bridge At Remagen scheduled at date with the Allies and the Nazis on the same night. Will she able to balance the industrial-grade explosives, nazi revisionsim, and still make it in time to be battle-field promoted? It’s a meat and potatos war movie as we review The Bridge At Remagen (1969). The next film…
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HP082 Macarthur (1977)
MacArthur was in charge of Pacific Operations in World War 2. This warmovis presents him as the greatest man to ever live. This cast thinks this movie and him deserve one 5 stars. We all got issues with our dads. The next movie is The Bridge at Remagen (1969). Listen Here
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HP081 The Battle of Algiers (1966)
At Hinge Problems HQ, we tug at our collars as we release a review of The Battle of Algiers on the tail of recent world events. The Next Film is MacArthur (1977). Listen Here
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HP080 Alexander Nevsky (1938)
Defend Mother Russia as we review the 1938 propaganda Soviet film Alexander Nevsky. Alexander is a (not) saint who repels the devilish Catholic Germans in the eve of the Nazi Germans invading Russia in World War 2. The Next Film is The Battle of Algiers (1966) Listen Here
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HP079 Hot Shots!
We try not to sit on in any dogs as Tigress tries to not hurt anyone’s feelings as we review the barely-Top Gun based comedy film, Hot Shots! The Next Film is Alexander Nevsky (1938). Listen Here
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HP078 The Dogs of War (1980)
Can a man escape a lifetime of aimless war-fighting? Can pleated slacks look better? Punctuality is important as we review The Dogs of War (1980). The Next Film is Hot Shots (1991) Listen Here
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HP077 Balan Wonderworld-land
A back to the basics video games Hinge Problems in which we review the packaging for Paprium and how Balan Wonderworld changed us forever. Listen Here
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HP076 Penguin’s Memory (1985)
You can come home from war, but can you ever come back? Hinge Problems discusses the story of a Penguin with PTSD. The Next Film is Dogs of War (1980) available on HBOMax Listen Here
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HP075 Battle of Jangsari
On the eve of the Battle of Incheon, America and South Korea sent 700 student soldiers to Jangsari beach as cannon fodder. They survived. The next film is Penguin’s Memory (1985). Available on Youtube Listen Here
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HP74 The Thin Red Line
Terrence Malick’s epic war film. Oh look the light through trees, waving fields of grass, where was evil born? Is that the podcast Hinge Problems where they review warmovis? Listen Here
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