Dawfydd and Adam create fan commentaries for a range of films
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THE MATRIX (1999) Fan Commentary - Fluffenbusters
Adam and D record an enjoyable fan commentary for 1999's acclaimed cyberpunk movie, THE MATRIX.
Covering the film, it's creation and the elements that both helped and hindered its promotion, we talk about the unexpected challenges that a hit movie can saddle it's creators with.... and that maybe this is the BEST time to discover this movie, rather than during its insanely hyped original run.
Note, we had two genuine glitches in the matrix. One at the very start (WB having issues with a 5second audio clip) and a genuine glitch out at the very end of the show.... but both have been kept in.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN (1982) Fan Commentary - Fluffenbusters
Noble warrior D and hermit wizard Adam armour up for a fan commentary on 1982's genre defining CONAN THE BARBARIAN.
After our last episode got derailed by too many facts, this is a more balanced episode, focusing on both Arnie and director John Milius, as they brought this world to life, a world they aim to revisit for a third and final time in the next year or so.
TOMBSTONE (1993) FAN Commentary - Fluffenbusters
Stoic Lawman D and everybody's Huckleberry Adam saddle up for a fan commentary on 1993's acclaimed Western epic, TOMBSTONE.
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LABYRINTH (1986) Fan Commentary track - Fluffenbusters - special guest George Daniel Lea
The mysterious and enchanting George leads D and Adam on a fan commentary to 1986's fantasy film LABYRINTH.
A story with many levels, the guys cover its creation, its very unique concept and discuss its story and characters.
THE MUMMY (1999) FAN Commentary - Fluffenbusters
Heroic explorer D and comedy sidekick Adam unearth a swashbuckling gem as they create a fan commentary for 1999's THE MUMMY.
Topics include the film's challenging history, its far from easy shoot, the chemistry of the actors and Brendan Fraser's own remarkable comeback.
THE RUNNING MAN (1987)
Casual jogger Adam and serial marathon runner D suit up for a audio fan commentary to 1987’s RUNNING MAN, covering its troubled pre-production, determined stylistic choices and use of multimedia – making a tv show, within a film, within a tv show, within a film.
We also discuss the themes of the film, how prescient so much of the TV show feels and even take time to cover the issues with the recent remake….