Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?: Toxic Wordplay, Toxic Marriages
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ep. 19: Brittany can't get past having strangers over at 2 a.m. Brendan doesn't buy the lack of drunken behavior. And they both don't understand the movie's (old) hype. Our first film in February for "Unhappily Ever After" is Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966). You can e-mail us at . Website coming soon! -Music: Brendan and Brittany -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Ernest Lehman, Edward Albee Director(s): Mike Nichols Chapters: (00:00) Who is she? (02:04) Theme of the Month and Film (04:46) The 6-7 Synopses (08:50) Movie Cast and Credits (09:19)...
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Interstellar: Holes Full of Ghosts, Love, and Amazing Visuals
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ep. 18: Brittany is too "slow in the mind" to understand the time slippage. Brendan has seen this movie 20 plus times and it shows. Buckle up, y'all, Brendan couldn't help himself so this is a delightfully long one. Our final film for "Our Favorites-Part 1" theme and the month of January is Interstellar (2014). You can e-mail us at . Website coming soon! -Music: Brendan and Brittany -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Jonathan Nolan, Christopher Nolan Director(s): Christopher Nolan Chapters: (00:00) Six Degrees of Nolan (01:57) January Theme and Film (02:23)...
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Apocalypto: Zero Wolf Should Watch Peaky Blinders
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ep. 17: Brendan's survival skills are unrivaled. This movie somehow reminds Brittany of The Little Mermaid and Peaky Blinders. There's a big, huge, earth-shattering disagreement about a movie prop that prompts Brittany to ask listeners to weigh in. And FYI, quicksand is real; stay calm and lighten your load. Continuing "Our Favorites" theme for January is Brittany's next pick, Apocalypto (2006). -Music by Brendan and Brittany -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Mel Gibson, Farhad Safinia Director(s): Mel Gibson Chapters: (00:00) Surviving In the Wild (04:48) January...
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The Fall: An R-Rated Film A 5-Year-Old Could Watch
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ep. 16: If you haven't seen this film please do yourself a favor and go watch it. Brendan's struck by the visuals. Brittany's majorly impressed with the transitions. They both applaud the monkey's talent (and everyone else's!). Brittany's first pick for January's theme "Our Favorites" is The Fall (2006). -Music by: Brendan and Brittany -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Dan Gilroy, Nico Soultanakis, Tarsem Singh Director(s): Tarsem Singh Chapters: (00:00) Pretending To Be Paralyzed (02:25) January Theme and Movie (03:40) The 6-7 Synopses (06:12) Like, Love, Hate, Can't...
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Inherent Vice: A 70s Love Letter That Gets Better On Rewatch
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ep. 15: Brendan can't think of a single bad thing to say about this film but Brittany has plenty. A new month, a new year, and a new theme—Our Favorites (Part 1). First up is Brendan's pick, Inherent Vice (2014). Chapters: (00:00) Experience with Premonitions (02:23) January Theme and Film (03:02) Brittany's First and Second Impressions (06:41) The 6-7 Synopses (15:18) Like, Love, Hate, Can't Believe (33:26) Movie Cast and Credits (38:24) Plot Discussion: Deep Dive and Film Analysis (03:40:00) The Brittany Scale (03:42:04) Final Thoughts (03:51:22) Next Week's Film...
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The Long Kiss Goodnight: It Wasn't No Big Titty Grab
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ep. 14: Brittany doesn't think recovering your memory after amnesia gives you an excuse to waste produce. Brendan admits that he used to carol and Brittany is beside herself. If you're a chef, do y'all really do that? The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996) is the final December film for our theme "It Happened Around Christmas." -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Shane Black Director(s): Renny Harlin
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The Man Who Came To Dinner: Insult Comedy But Witty
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ep. 13: Brendan likens Sheridan Whiteside's personality to Marty Supreme/Mauser's. Brittany would rather smell a familiar vagina than a strange one. Would you pronounce Fauntleroy as Faunt Leroy or Fauntle Roy? Brittany and Brendan can barely keep up with the next film in December's theme of "It Happened Around Christmas," The Man Who Came To Dinner (1941). -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, George S. Kaufman, Moss Hart Director(s): William Keighley
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Die Hard: No Secret To Airline Travel Was Actually Shared
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ep. 12: Brittany doesn't agree with the secret to airline travel. Brendan thinks its anatomically impossible for a tall man to have small feet. Least importantly, are you someone who knows the difference between a prank and a crank call? Die Hard (1988) is the next film in December's theme of "It Happened Around Christmas." -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Roderick Thorp, Jeb Stuart, Steven E. de Souza Director(s): John McTiernan
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The Apartment: He's Definitely Sleeping In Filthy Sheets
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ep. 11: Brendan is thoroughly disgusted by the bedroom usage that would be a reality in this apartment. Brittany can't quite grasp the concept of galoshes. Brendan gives the shortest synopsis ever of "Music Man" which puts Brittany on the edge of her seat. The next film in the "It Happened Around Christmas" theme for December is The Apartment (1960). -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Billy Wilder, I.A.L. Diamond Director(s): Billy Wilder
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Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: Is This Bitch Narcoleptic?
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ep. 10: Would you be able to recognize the face of the person you were madly in love with during high school? Brittany thinks its hard to pull off a comedic film noir movie. Brendan takes credit for diagnosing Brittany's hearing problems. And apparently codpiece is a word in everyone's lexicon. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005) is the first film in our December theme It Happened Around Christmas. Writers: Brett Halliday, Shane Black Directors: Shane Black
info_outlineep. 7: Batman has a founding father as an ancestor. Bellhops and movie ushers have basically the same job in the early '80s. Arthur never ceases to amaze with his dance moves, and seven episodes in, can Brittany nail the podcast closing? (spolier alert: No. No, she cannot.) We cover Joker (2019) as the second film in November's theme of The First Movies We (Sorta) Saw As A Couple.