Buddy Movies

Mark finds himself defending Twilight against an empassioned Anthony. Anthony hates this movie and the debate is like none other on this episode of Buddy Movies.

0:00-Intro

0:25-Opening Banter

8:32-Pro Argument

17:14-Con Argument

36:15-Trivia

43:50-Closing

In today's episode, Anthony and Mark are completely divided over the 1994 Jim Carrey-Jeff Daniels comedy "Dumb and Dumber." Anthony believes that the film features one comedic gold scene after another, has great performances, and a heart and an emotional pull that make it a great comedy. Mark, however, believes the film is painfully unfunny and features exceedingly unlikeable characters. Who will you side with on this one?

Today we critique Monsters Inc. and Anthony finds himself without a defense against the greatness of the film. Check out the complete lack of debate upon this reviewing of Monsters Inc.

Today, we're discussing Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 3, which failed in many minds to hold up to the first two Spider-Man films. But is it really as flawed and weak as many claim, or does it have some thematic merit? Find out in our episode.

Edgar Wright's Hot Fuzz is a buddy action comedy like no other. Will his unique style win over Anthony? Will Mark bow to Anthony's distaste for British Comedy? Find out in this latest episode of Buddy Movies.

In this week's episode, Mark and Anthony discuss Martin Scorsese's "Shutter Island," with Anthony arguing that it's a strongly directed and deep film with profound ideas and exquisite detail and Mark arguing that it's an overrated film filled with an overly familiar, predictable plot and an inaccurate representation of mental illness. Who will you side with?

Today Mark tells us why Treasure Planet is an underappreciated masterpiece, and Anthony argues that it's appreciated just enough. Who will win this battle, you decide in this week's episode of Buddy Movies.

In this episode of Buddy Movies Mark and Anthony discuss the merits and flaws of Black Panther, the highest grossing, non-Avengers Marvel film. And Mark talks about his experience with Coronavirus.

In this episode we cover our first true musical, The Sound Of Music. Anthony explains why this film is a classic, while Mark takes the position that it is an overrated film. Who will win this debate? Let's find out.

In today's episode, we discuss Dreamworks' 2001 animated film, "Shrek." Pro: Anthony. Anti: Mark. We look at the film's subverting story and character work, controversial humor, and more.