Everyone's A Critic

In the 90's there was a bar in New York City where women would serve drinks and dance at the same time but this was no strip club, it was the Coyote Ugly. Hollywood decided to make a rom-com out of it and Charlie Dinkin is on the podcast to defend this "feminist masterpiece", that features cameos from Michael Bay and Johnny Knoxville, as well as an uncredited rewrite from Kevin Smith... yes that one!

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At the height of Dakota Fanning's child-stardom and Brittany Murphy's rom-com phase came Uptown Girls, a movie that combined the two elements and had a newly broke socialite take on a nanny job for a child who behaves more grown up than she does. Georgia Shenk comes on to defend it and also repeatedly plugs the movie Sleeping With Other People for some reason!

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In a first for the podcast, comedian and writer Ginny Hogan chose the Andy Samberg movie Hot Rod to defend having never actually seen it prior to picking it! What were her feelings about a movie featuring a 90 second scene of a man rolling down a hill? Was the movie 2 legit 2 quit? Find out in this podcast!

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After seeing her frequent love for it on Twitter, I knew I had to have comedian Erika Ehler on to discuss the Eddie Murphy movie Norbit. Is it his most offensive movie? Did it cost him the Dreamgirls Oscar? Was this Cuba Gooding Jr's comeback? We answer all these questions and more!

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Flashdance was an unexpected choice from Will Hines and so I was incredibly excited to hear what he had to say about it! We talk about how he came to watch it as a teen, the really fun dance sequences, and the bizarre wannabe stand-up comedian side character. 

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A movie based on one of the most popular games of all time and starring the biggest action star in the world - what could go wrong? It turns out quite a lot when your lead allegedly has a $10,000 a week cocaine habit! I speak to comedian Athena Kugblenu about Street Fighter and what, despite its many flaws actually makes it a great movie! 

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Anne Hathaway and Julie Andrews return for another adventure with the princess of Genovia, and this time Chris Pine joins them! Broti Gupta and I discuss how this extremely tame G rated movie has next to zero conflict, was shockingly written by Shonda Rhimes, and what a third movie might look like today! 

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What's more peak 90s than a rom-com starring Matthew Perry and Salma Hayek? Head writer and performer for College Humor, Rekha Shankar and I discuss how the movie is suprisingly progressive for the time and subverts all expectation. We also have a conversation about the lack of representation in movies and TV we grew up with, and Rekha reveals her love of anthropomorphic cartoons.

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Crossroads, Glitter, Burlesque - it seems like every pop icon had to have a big budget debut role and this was Christina Aguilera's turn. A small town girl moves to LA with the hopes of becoming a singer and falls in love with performing at a club, yes this is basically the plot of Showgirls but far more tame! Sam Reece, Becky Chicoine and I discuss the rivalries, the lack of story, and come up with our own lavish sequel featuring... robots?!

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In the most antagonising episode yet, comedian and illustrator Bruce Tang defends the middle of the Bridget Jones series - The Edge of Reason. We discuss the Tory nature of the movie, how offensive every Thailand scene is and I slowly lose my mind as Bruce refuses to let the episode end. Don't believe his lies, this is not a season finale or a 3-parter!

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