Cinemangs

This week, your favorite ragtime dandy boys take on Charlie Chaplin's City Lights, which is a delightful comedy about a number of debilitating mental health issues and crimes. As well as dipping into Chaplin's history, we officially introduce our editor, Bryce, as the crown Prince of Darkness. All hail, and we love you!

This one is a bit incoherent, and we wouldn't have it any other way. We discuss how cool sports are and vaguely touch on the movie- which we love- Coach Carter.

Matt and Joel discuss a movie by one of their mutual favorite directors, Taika Waititi. 

We skipped two weeks to eat and drink, but don't worry, we're full now. Cinemangs is back!

This week, Cody Junghans joins us once again, this time to talk about the greatest kids movie of the century, The Lego Movie. If you disagree, please don't let us know @cinemangspodcast on Instagram. We recap our favourite jokes and moments of masterful animation from this delightful film, as well as relive our childhoods and hear about Cody's badass Dad. 

Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Cinemangs, we love you!

Ladies and gentlemen, our buddy Finn Griffin is back and not only has he brought us a bit of a tough one, but the guy has the audacity to bring some actually intellectual thoughts, backed up by quotes from philosophers, to our stupid show. Don't worry though, we still snuck in some dick jokes. We love you!

This week, we have our musical friend, Kyle Wilkinson, on to talk about how cool it is to hit things with other things and make loud noises, as well as J.K. Simmons, and how he somehow makes a music movie a borderline horror film. And remember, if you don't own a drumkit, tap your friend's head with an empty milk carton. We love you!

This week, It's Dead Poets Society, the sports movie for literature students, and our dear friend Georgia Elder-Hackford is back to make us happy cry about how we're huge fucking nerds and how we wish everyone had a Mr Keating in their life. Read some poetry, friends - we love you!

French movie! This week, we get to chat about the delightful french film from 2001, Amélie. We spend a good amount of time trying to figure out whether it's a quirky rom-com or a devious prank film - listen to find out the grand conclusion.

Food Time! This week, we look at Ang Lee's comedy-drama, Eat Drink Man Woman. It's a nice foreign film that brings up a conversation about food and philosophy, so prepare to be hungry for lunch and also answers to life's questions!

Fuel up your V8s and saw the barrels of your shotguns off, because it's time for Mad Max: Fury Road, motherf***ers! Our most revved-up friend, Tom "Broom Broom" Buckingham is here for a chat about George Miller's fashion choices and how many guns there are in this movie. BRRROOOOOOMMMMMMMMM!