P.s. I Love Hoffman: A Film By Film Retrospective Of Philip Seymour Hoffman

Daylight savings is upon us in the U.S. of A., and what better way to celebrate that extra hour of sleep than by than watching the 25th Hour with Hoff-bros Kyle and Brian? The guys talk Ed Norton, New York City landmarks, Rosario Dawson seeming like a nice lady, and -- of course -- all things Philip Seymour Hoffman in this commentary and rewatch!

There's not a lot going on in the world of Hoffman, so Kyle talks about his recent viewing of Joker. Also, find out which film won our Hoff-fan poll for our November rewatch: Montana or 25th Hour!

Happy Halloween month, Hoff-fans! The film this month is Red Dragon, and since you Hoff-fans selected it, the boys are watching it. In this prequel to The Silence of the Lambs, our main man Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a muckraking, slimy reporter caught in the crosshairs of a serial killer known as the Red Dragon, played by another tower of acting: Ralph Fiennes. Watch along with Brian and Kyle, and stay tuned for the end of the episode to find out which films the Hoff-fans can vote on for next months rewatch.

We've got lots of Philip Seymour Hoffman-related news this episode as Brian and Kyle break down some recent film festival entires that remind them of their main man. Also, find out which movie the Hoff-fans chose for our October 1 rewatch: Red Dragon or My Boyfriend's Back!

Kyle and Brian are celebrating the back to school season with a back to school film selected by you the Hoff-fans... Doubt. Taking place at a New York Catholic school in the 1960s, Doubt casts Philip Seymour Hoffman as Father Flynn against the powerhouse performances of Meryl Streep, Amy Adams and Viola Davis. The Hoff-Bros rewatch Doubt with you! Don't forget to listen and see what will be on the ballot for their October 1st rewatch.

Are you ready for a mid-summer pit stop with the Hoff-Bros? Kyle and Brian remember the tragic anniversary of a former Philip Seymour Hoffman collaborator, discuss P.T. Anderson films, and try to picture their main man in a Tarantino movie. Also, find out which film will be featured in our September rewatch, Doubt or The Talented Mr. Ripley, as voted on by you, the Hoff-fans!

Despite this not being Kyle's first choice, the Hoff-Bros are ready to rewatch a film they really enjoyed: 2009's Pirate Radio (aka the Boat That Rocked). Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a fictional 60's rock DJ on the high seas in this ensemble period piece. As Kyle used to say on his online dating profile, movies are his wife and music is his mistress. Philip Seymour Hoffman and Pirate Radio marry his loves for a fun midsummer afternoon in with the guys. Stay tuned through the rewatch to find out which films you will be able to vote on for our September 1st edition of P.S. I Still Love Hoffman!

The Hoff-Bros are back together to check on each other's summers and find out which film the Hoff-fans voted on for our rewatch next month. In the battle between two light-hearted palate cleansers, will it be Pirate Radio or an old Kyle favorite in Along Came Polly?

Are you ready to take a slow boat to China? Kyle and Brian are rewatching one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's greatest -- and certainly one of his more controversial -- roles as Lancaster Dodd in Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master. Joaquin Phoenix and Amy Adams shine alongside our main man. Join the Hoff-Bros as they watch one of Kyle's favorite films along with you!

The votes are in, Hoff-fans! Who won this battle of two Oscar-nominated performances? Where do Charlie Wilson's War and The Master fit in P.S.H.'s career? Also, find out which Keanu Reeves films Kyle and Brian think Philip Seymour Hoffman would have been great in.

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Welcome to the Suck Zone -- Population: 2. Kyle and Brian rewatch a blockbuster of proportions only mother nature can fathom; the Hoff-bros are talking about Twister! Our main man, Philip Seymour Hoffman, shines as Dustin Davis aka Dusty: the most colorful member in this gang of Tornado chasers. While Twister may not be for everyone, it's a film that many Hoff-Fans cite as the first movie they saw our main man in!

Brian and Kyle are back to reveal which blockbuster film -- Twister or Mission: Impossible III -- won this month's poll in one of the closest votes ever! Also, Kyle educates the masses as to what exactly qualifies as a blockbuster.

"We're always home; we're uncool." The Hoff-Bros are ready to watch Almost Famous with you! A favorite of both Brian and Kyle, Philip Seymour Hoffman stars as real-life music critic Lester Bangs. Lester serves not just as a mentor in the film to young Rolling Stone reporter William Miller, but as a mentor to the audience as well.

Brian and Kyle meet up mid-month to announce the winner between two fan-favorite Philip Seymour Hoffman films: Almost Famous and The Talented Mr. Ripley. The Hoff-bros also chat about a celebrity friend of Phil's channeling him from beyond the grave, apologize for their April Fools joke, and wonder: "Has Phil listened to our podcast?"

It's April 1, Hoff-fans! You know what that means: it's baseball season! Step up to the plate with Kyle and Brian as they're watching Moneyball. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays Art Howe, the real life manager of the Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) led Oakland A's! The boys are talking hardball this episode and thinking outside the box as they provide commentary on this great sports film. Play ball!

Beware of the Ides of March, but please stop by for our mid-month Hoff-Bro hangout! Kyle and Brian announce the winning film for our April 1 P.S. I Still Love Hoffman episode. Will we open up the baseball season with Moneyball or will Brian be telling his Julia Stiles story once again with State and Main? Also, the guys break down this year's Academy Awards.

Beware the Ides of March as Chubby Ryan Gosling himself (Kyle Reinfried) and Brian are back on the couch rewatching and providing commentary for the 2011 political thriller The Ides of March. Our main man, Philip Seymour Hoffman, plays Paul Zara, a seasoned campaign manager running a tight race on the eve of the Ohio Democratic primary. The Hoff-bros discuss the stellar cast of Ryan Gosling, George Clooney, Evan Rachel Wood, and Marisa Tomei, as well as all things P.S.H., of course. Listen to the entire episode to find out which films will be on the ballot for April!

Come join the mid-month Hoff Bro hang out as Kyle and Brian chat briefly about their Valentine’s Day before taking time to remember the five-year anniversary of the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman, as well as the recent passing of Hoffman collaborator Albert Finney. The boys also discuss recent words that Oscar nominee Ethan Hawke shared about P.S.H., Little Orphan Annie’s eyes, and whether or not Kyle still feels like the chubby Ryan Gosling. Last but not least, the guys announce which film the Hoff-fans picked for their March rewatch: The Ides of March or God’s Pocket!

Get ready for some romance on this episode P.S. I Still Love Hoffman. Despite the Hoff-fans breaking Kyle's heart and choosing Punch-Drunk Love instead of Along Came Polly, the boys have their Netflix queued up and are ready to chill with you whenever you decide to press play. So find a date, snuggle up under a blanket, and watch along with Kyle and Brian as they do commentary on Paul Thomas Anderson's shortest film -- and the one in which Philip Seymour Hoffman plays the Mattress Man and goes toe to toe with a serious Adam Sandler. Let Kyle and Brian's soothing tones provide the background notes for your perfect Valentine's Day date. Also: find out which Hoffman movies are in the running the March episode!