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In this episode, Brit and Greg discuss their favorite coming-of-age comedy, Superbad (2007). Plus, a whole lot of movie trailer news including 'House of Gucci' and A24 continuing their farm animal renaissance with 'Lamb'.
We're talking about the original summer blockbuster folks: Jaws (1975). John Williams score! A production riddled with problems! BRUCE the shark! Plus, we say goodbye to season 1 of Loki but hello to a new Dune trailer.
Continuing their Summer series, Brit and Greg discuss one of their favorite childhood classics The Sandlot. Plus, more Loki talk and spoiler-free thoughts on Black Widow.
In this episode, Brit and Greg discuss the 90s teen comedy classic, American Pie (1999). Plus, they discuss episodes 3 & 4 of Loki and hypothesize about what exactly GenZ finds funny.
In this episode, Brit and Greg keep the Heath Ledger love going as they talk about 2001's "A Knight's Tale". Also, some spoiler-y talk about the new Loki series.
In this episode Brit and Greg travel back to 1999 (again!) to discuss the Shakespeare adapted teen comedy "10 Things I Hate About You". Plus, there will of course be MCU chatter and Brit's spoiler-free thoughts on "A Quiet Place Part 2".
In this episode, Brit and Greg laugh their way through discussing the 2007 spoof biopic "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story". Plus, Knives Out 2 casting, and what the heck is Dear Evan Hansen actually about?
By Grabthar's Hammer! Brit and Greg discuss the 1999 cult classic "Galaxy Quest". They also discuss MCU phase 4 news, new Stranger Things teaser, and more.
It's Hollywood's biggest night and it was...something. Brit and Greg discuss who they think should take home the Oscar and then react to the winners the next day. Plus, they discuss the ending of the Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Mortal Kombat, and more. It's a mix of an episode, kind of like this years Oscars.
In this episode, Brit and Greg cover a movie that Brit thinks didn't get enough mainstream love but was a film festival darling - Steve McQueen directed Shame (2011).
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