Married, at the Movies

We review Netflix's newest musical, The Prom, which is based on the broadway show.

Timestamps:

~00:42 - Spoiler-free Discussion

~18:54 - Discussion with spoilers

~48:54 - Ratings

In this episode we discuss how we pick movies to watch and are joined by Megan McKay to review The Broken Hearts Gallery.

Hanksgiving has come to an end. Listen to hear what we thought of our final four movies: Dragnet, Greyhound, Nothing In Common, and Bachelor Party. Then, what you've all been waiting for, our definitive and final POWER HANKINGS. PLUS some overall thoughts on the process and endeavor that was Hanksgiving.

We discuss some highs and lows of Tom Hanks' career in this weeks' episode. Chris Woodward of the Parents Just Don't Understand podcast joins us to explain to us just what Joe Versus the Volcano is. PLUS we give our penultimate POWERHANKSINGS after 22 films.

In this week's episode we cover You've Got Mail, The Man With One Red Shoe, Larry Crowne, Saving Private Ryan, The Burbs, and Cast Away. We're also joined by our very first guest Kristin Finger.

Check out Kristin's Youtube show Remark The Show here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCstNF98J9tPHqmUcEpcQ1Hw

In this special episode we talk about going to the theater for the first time in 8 months and you get to listen to our real-time drive home from seeing Apollo 13 for the first time in our first "After The Credits" segment. Sorry about the audio quality in that segment. I promise we'll get better as we go along!

In episode 2 of Married, at the Movies we discuss our first full week of Hanksgiving. After going through which movies we've watched this week, we discuss our Power Hankings of all the Hanksgiving films we've seen so far.

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Movie discussions:

00:54 - Sleepless in Seattle

06:17 - Captain Phillips

09:32 - BIG

15:08 - Charlie Wilson's War

20:34 - Philadelphia

27:12 - The Green Mile

36:45 - Volunteers

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40:46 - Power Hankings

In our very first episode of Married, at the Movies we discuss who we are, how we put together our Hanksgiving list and what we think of Tom Hanks', arguably, most famous film, Forrest Gump