/r/OnCinemaAtTheCinema
It started as a podcast then blossomed into the international hit sensation brilliantly illuminating silver screens the world over.
/r/OnCinemaAtTheCinema
Season 2 was great! Tim seems like he's got his health under control and what a great variety of guests that season. Tim seems to "wear his heart his heart on his sleeve" or is it just me? On to the next.
Firing attorney
Attempt to disqualify witnesses
Multiple admonishments from judge
Holding up notes for the camera to see
Talking points that steer away from tragic deaths (which is the point of the trial)
Even the crazy looking mug shots used for the photos...
Hey guys. I can't believe I waited this long. It's good to be here. I didn't like this show when I was younger and lived a more exciting life. Now that things have settled down I am appreciating the riveting opinions of two true buffs and it is a treat.
Was watching the ninth annual Oscar special when Greg gave a stunningly smoldering look to the camera, and I knew that I was in for a true film buff experience. This is the kind of look that only a true cinephile could give.
I would love to hear Tim’s thoughts on the differences between Canadian and American courts. Watching that guy be put on trial for livestreaming himself killing those kids reminded me of how Tim was unfairly railroaded by Rossetti the rat and Dr. San (RIP). He could give his perspective on how he would’ve handled that case. They could even do an episode on Red Rooms and Juror #2 and Tim could bring on some new guests to do On Cinema On Law. Tim could also give Gregg a much needed break, too.
who would you vote for among this group and why
I was watching Better call Sawl the other day and got to thinking. Did you know Mark Portsch was in that show I didn’t. Then I got to thinking that he was in that show about the office with those workers.
It’s interesting to think of how he started his acting career so low with that stuff that wasn’t even movies and then it took off like a bottle rocket once he got on On Cinema at the Cinema. Now he’s gonna be on the big screen in Babbon.
Can anyone else think of a actor that became a name in households all of a sudden. I cant.
Do you think it was his hard work developing his WC Fields and Stooge impressionings?