McWiseguys

McWiseguys

By Kevin McQuade and Scott McNultyComedyTV & FilmFilm Reviews
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McWiseguys episodes

  • Kevin and Scott review Public Enemies
    Happy Memorial Day! Kevin and Scott sit down on this national holiday to review Michael Mann's biopic of national antihero, John Dillinger. Public Enemies came out in 2009 to tepid reviews, but is now enjoying a second wind on Netflix with a whole new audience. Scott takes umbrage with some of the historical inaccuracies, but Kevin's too busy making false genealogical claims to notice. Give it a listen and then meet us at the Biograph Theater to discuss! Kevin will be wearing an orange dress, facing south...
    50 min
  • Kevin and Scott review Tombstone
    In this very special episode, Kevin and Scott go back to their roots, exploring a film which is deeply embedded in both their childhoods and their home state--Tombstone! You called down the thunder, and now you got it!
    We are your proverbial huckleberries ;)
    1 hr 17 min
  • Kevin and Scott review The Untouchables
    Kevin and Scott are back! Reviewing Brian de Palma's classic tale of prohibition justice, "The Untouchables", an aptly named episode for a show that's taking place during a global quarantine. All participants remained 6 feet apart during the recording of this podcast. We hope you enjoy the program, which we recorded with great enthusiasm...enthusiasm...enthusiasm...
    1 hr 2 min
  • Kevin and Scott review Carlito's Way
    In this review of "Carlito's Way", Al Pacino proves the only thing you need to play a Latino drug dealer is a Just For Men dye job and a black leather trench coat. Meanwhile, Scott can't take his eyes off of Sean Penns Jewfro, and Kevin can't walk! He can't hump! Just go ahead and kill him you cock sucker!
    48 min
  • Kevin and Scott Review Layer Cake
    Tea, crumpets, and cocaine. These are the hallmarks of British crime, and indeed, British civilization itself. This movie has it all! James Bond, Chief O'Brian from Star Trek, Dumbledore, Bane, and Sienna Miller in her underwear! Put on your bib, pull up a chair, and tuck into this luscious layer cake of double crosses, murder and intrigue! Also, Scott just won't stop talking about Blade Runner for some reason. Huzzah!
    40 min
  • Kevin and Scott review Heat
    Reasons why you should listen to this episode:
    1) Because she's got a GREAT ASS!
    2) Because you've got your head ALL THE WAY UP IT!
    3) You don't know how to do anything else, and you don't much want to
    1 hr 7 min
  • Kevin and Scott review The Town
    Kevin loves The Town. He loves everything about it. Especially Dreamy Jon Hamm and Buff Ben Affleck! Scott is more reserved in his praise, but he does have a boner for Blake Lively - That minx! This episode comes with free pie. Audio pie. All the great sounds of pie, minus the calories! Have a listen and make your own call!
    38 min
  • Kevin and Scott Review Miller's Crossing
    Kevin and Scott review the Coen Brother's 1990 cult classic, "Miller's Crossing". Set in 1920's prohibition era America, this film follows a war between two rival mobs for control of a city. At the center are two unlikely love triangles, and one cunning Irishman. So stop ballin' like a twist ya lousy potato eater, and download this episode! Cuz I'm sick of gettin' the High Hat!
    39 min
  • Kevin and Scott Review "Casino"
    In this episode, McQuade and McNulty take you on a magical journey through a very special time and place: Mob era Vegas! We review Martin Scorcese's 1995 film, "Casino", often given short shrift over the earlier "Goodfellas", we hope to persuade you into giving this film it's due. With incredible performances from Robert de Niro, Joe Pesci, Sharon Stone and James Woods, combined with superb production value and white hot dialogue, we feel it's high time the world showed this gem some love. Don't make me be the bad guy here!
    1 hr 7 min

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