In this episode the wife showed me another reason to love Patrick Swayze. I think it’s pretty obvious if I’ll yuck or yum it, but I haven’t seen it, so who knows?! Oh, we watched Dirty Dancing, yeah, that one, good one.

It’s as good as everyone is saying. In our first Yumathon we not only talk about Snyder League, but we compare it to Josstice League! Boy what a difference. Sorry this is long, there was a lot to cover. Enjoy! Love you!

How many good things can you say about Audrey Hepburn? I hope we covered it all in this episode where the wife had me watch Audrey’s first leading star role in a film, as well as the Netflix documentary “Audrey”. We touch upon the charm and the tragedy that was bestowed upon Audrey, and what made her such a gem.

Muscles, mayhem, masculinity, monsters. It’s everything a 10 year boy wants in a film and needed to share with his wife 17 years later! Did she love it as much as him?! Listen and learn!

This week the wife had me watch In Your Eyes. A 2014 romantic comedy written by Joss Whedon and directed by Brian Hill. It was totally fine.

WITH THE NEW JUSTICE LEAGUE ON THE WAY WE REVIEWED ITS PREDECESSOR! Well this went off the rails a bit... Since I realized during the watching of this movie that I didn’t really enjoy it either, we decided to start a new segment of the show where we both rip on a movie we equally dislike!

Surprise, surprise, the wife made me watch some gushy romance movie... Actually that was only 10 percent of the whole thing. Patrick Swayze is a gem though, so, this may be a shoe in... Enjoy!

This week the wife watched the NWA biopic without much knowledge of the gangster rap group... but what was the outcome? You may be surprised. YES YOU.

In light of the passing of Christopher Plummer, the wife thought honoring him with us talking about one of his greatest roles (even if he didn’t think so) would be a great ode to the amazing actor. Does it still hold up? We’ll see...

I think Stanley Kubrick is sexist. But what are you going to do? The wifey watched Dr. Strangelove, and as a critic of the time when a Kubrick movie came out, she thought something about it...