Better Remembered

In this episode we review all 12 movies from the first season of our show and talk about things to come.

On this episode of the show, we watch one of Jim Carrey's three (!) 1994 movies, Dumb and Dumber. Was Jim Carrey leading man material? Does his work hold up almost 30 years later? Join us as we find out on this episode of Better Remembered.

On this episode of the podcast, we revisit the 2000's teenage comedy Road Trip. Long before Todd Phillips was directing films like Joker and the Hangover series, he was cutting his teeth with Breckin Meyer and Seann Willian Scott.

Does this raunchy sex comedy hold up to the test of time? Join us as we find out.

We just wanted to take a few minutes and say thank you to everyone who has been listening. We hit our 10th episode and we felt it was a small milestone and wanted to take a minute and show everyone our appreciation.

Plus,  whats new on Netflix, why sequels suck, and the return of vinyl records.

On this episode of Better Remembered, we discuss Steam's insistence on selling Scott jiggly naked cartoon girls, bad service and tipping habits, and we review Quentin Tarantino's directorial debut, Reservoir Dogs. Join us as we review this classic heist movie and ask, was this movie better remembered?

Scott and John watch what they thought they remembered being a romantic comedy. Turns out, that this is not that kind of movie.

Scott and John watch the rock.

Scott and John watch the greatest Christmas movie ever made, Die Hard. But is it as good as they remember? Join us as we rewatch Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman's action movie debut on this episode of Better Remembered.

Scott and John watch a lengthy movie set in a dystopian future where precogs predict and prevent crime. Then Scott and John have a lengthy discussion on a dystopian present where police officers attempt to recreate this 2002 classic, Minority Report.

"Two hip detectives protect a witness to a murder while investigating a case of stolen heroin from the evidence storage room from their police precinct." Two not quite as hip podcasters review Will Smith's film debut and come down on different sides of the fence on how this 1995 action comedy has aged. Join us as we review Bad Boys.