Jeremy and Andy Talk Movies

Review of Deadpool & Wolverine

Deadpool is on a mission to save the MCU. Even with the help of Wolverine, can they pull it off?

Review of Twisters

Jeremy and Andy can feel it, so they chase it! This week they review the summer blockbuster Twisters, starring Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones.

Review of Longlegs

Jeremy and Andy talk about the new horror movie Longlegs, written and directed by Oz Perkins and starring Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage. They also talk briefly about Maxxxine, the final film in the Ti West trilogy starring Mia Goth.

25th Anniversary Movies: Go and The 13th Warrior

This week Jeremy and Andy return to 1999 to discuss the Go and The 13th Warrior. 

June Movies

This week on the podcast Jeremy and Andy discuss the movies they’ve seen in the past month that haven’t been covered yet, which include:
 
A Quiet Place: Day One (4:42)
The Watchers (15:07)
In a Violent Nature (19:41)
Ghostlight (32:33)
Hit Man (35:44)
IF (41:54)
Ezra (45:37)
The Dead Don’t Hurt (47:09)
Under Paris (47:09)
Atlas (53:03)
Trigger Warning (54:55)
Prey (56:54)
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1:01:40)
Kinds of Kindness (1:03:46)
 
After that, they update their Top 5 of the Year so far (1:07:13), and make their picks for next week’s 25th Anniversary movies.

Review of The Bikeriders

The new movie The Bikeriders follows The Vandals, a biker gang in Chicago, during their early days in the late 60's early 70's. It stars Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, and Tom Hardy, and is written/directed by Jeff Nichols. The movie has all the ingredients to be a hit... but does it come together? That's what Jeremy and Andy discuss this week.

25th Anniversary Movies: The Phantom Menace and The Matrix

This week Jeremy and Andy discuss the #1 and #4 movies from the 1999 box office, the movie that started the Star Wars Prequels and the movie that made us question our realities: The Phantom Menace and The Matrix.

Blockbusters & Box Office

Jeremy and Andy share some of their favorite memories of summer blockbusters, and then discuss the current state of movies and why this year’s box office has been disappointing.

Mount Rushmore of War Movies

Jeremy and Andy are joined by their friend Woody White to each give their Mt. Rushmore picks for best war movies, which includes discussions on the following movies:
 
Saving Private Ryan (2:37)
1917 (16:09)
Dunkirk (24:47)
The Patriot (32:22)
Apocalypse Now (41:25)
The Thin Red Line (57:42)
Brothers (1:10:20)

Review of Furiosa

This prequel to Mad Max: Fury Road was one of the most anticipated movies of the year for Jeremy and Andy. Did it live up to expectations?