Me Like Movie Podcast

With summer just around the corner, who doesn't want to recapture a little bit of that Spring Break madness? Don't worry, Me Like Movie has got the LIT hook-up. Oh, don't know what an LIT is? It's just a Long Island Iced Tea. No big. The waves will be wild as Dave and Alex look at Harmony Korine's new film, Spring Breakers and the sex comedy "classic" Spring Break! So put on your flip-flops and your bikinis and put the kids to bed--Spring is about to be Breaked.

Like an ugly phoenix from a pile of stupid ashes, Me Like Movie once again rears its misshapen head! All your questions from last year will be answered, including, "What happened to Adam?", "Where did Me Like Movie go?", "What do Dave and New Adam think about The Hobbit?" and "How many fingers can a person have before it becomes unpleasant to look at?" The answers might surprise you. All this and more in the latest episode of Me Like Something. Oh, right, Movie.

If you had $250 million would you have made John Carter? Or would you have paid someone $250 million not to make it? Or would you have made 62 and a half Red States? Or would you have made one Red State and then keep the other $246 million and never done anything ever again? Or do you not have $250 million? Well then listen to Episode 17 of Me Like Movie! You'll feel like a multimillionaire by the end of it! Or not.

Dave and Adam are jerks! Wait. What? Oh, they're reviewing The Jerk. And they're comparing it to Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie. Two absurd comedies from very different eras. While The Jerk is a classic and universally loved piece of comedy, Tim and Eric are on the current cutting edge but are people still willing to go all the way to that edge? See what these jerks have to say about it!

Pop the champagne! Put on your best bow tie! Because it's Me Like Movie's biggest night. It's time to pick some Oscars! I know what you're thinking, "Why is this episode going up after the Oscars?" Well, stop, think and listen! You're gonna know how right (or wrong) Dave and Adam are about their selections as they chose. We recorded before the Oscars so we have no idea but YOU DO! Who will win? Dave? Or Adam? And the winner is...

On this week's Me Like Movie, Dave and Adam yell extremely loud about planting a tree. Okay… that's not true at all. But they do talk about Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close & The Tree of Life. Terrence Malick decided to make another movie and though some people felt very uplifted by their movie-going experience, others were simply bored. Then, with Extremely Loud…, it's nothing but unicorns, rainbows and Max Von Sydow in this laugh riot having nothing to do with anything depressing at all.

Does anybody else smell Oscars? Or did Meryl Streep just fart? Anyway, in lucky episode 12A Dave and Adam tackle a couple of multiple nominees in Midnight in Paris and The Artist. Two movies about how great things were when the past was happening. Woody Allen sends a surfer/writer back in time while Michel Hazanavicius saved some money by leaving the color out. He also forgot the sound.

It’s time for the Me Like Movie: Super Special Steven Spielberg Special Spectacular Super! The sensational Spielberg has been nominated for a super sickening 10 DGA Awards, 9 Emmys, 11 Golden Globes (if anyone cares) and 9 Oscars! Plus, more than a handful of lifetime achievement awards already at the age of 65. Who is this guy?? The president of Hollywood? But how will president Steven hold up against the super sexy Me Like Movie super guys? Find out in the super Episode 12!

Wow! Who would have ever thought we would get to see Aragorn fight Magneto? Or James Bond take on a dragon? These are going to be the most exciting movies ever made! Right?! ...Wait. What? No Aragorn? No Magneto? Or even Bond? But what about the dragon? Okay fine! We'll talk about Fincher and Cronenberg instead.

If there’s one thing to say about Episode 10 of Me Like Movie, it’s that it’s the tenthiest episode we will ever do. What makes it so tenthy, you might ask? Well isn’t it obvious? Anyway, Dave and I revisited our "reserved" discussion about 3D (see Ep. 1) with Hugo. We also checked out The Muppets and realized how freaking terrifying they actually are. But yet so gosh darn adorable.