As a child, Will Ferrell loved watching the Eurovision Song Contest. As an adult he offered us a comedy upon which the likes had never been seen. He somehow convinced Rachel McAdams to co-starring with him and then convinced Kevin and Doug to watch it. Listen to their thoughts on this weeks episode. Parody is the most sincere form of flattery or something like that, and Kevin and Doug give that a try as well.

On this next installment of the "Robert Redford Retrospective" we go back to the 1970s to talk about All the presidents Men. Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman hit the streets to find out what happened at the Watergate building. Kevin and Doug hit the mics to find out if the movie is still worth watching. Listen and find out.

On this week’s episode Kevin and Dougie go back in time to watch the rise and eventual fall of the founding father Alexander Hamilton. Well, actually they are transported to New York City in June of 2016 as we watch the filmed version of the Broadway show “Hamilton.” Both hosts were big fans of the music as they listened to it when the album became available but neither saw the actual show and were excited to watch it when it became available on Disney +.

On this episode Kevin and Dougie bring you a review on the film “The Lovebirds” currently streaming on Netflix. Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani star in this action comedy and have great comedic chemistry. Can Kevin and Doug inspire some of their very own laughs?

On this week’s episode Kevin and Dougie discuss the new Spike Lee Joint “Da Five Bloods.” Delroy Lindo shines as Paul, a Vietnam vet returning with three old comrades in arms, to find and bring home the body of a fellow soldier they buried in 1971. They are also looking for the cache of gold they buried alongside their fallen comrade. After the main review the hosts bring you a “One Brew Two” segment, shining the light on some other Vietnam movies that might be worth your time.

In Episode 60 of One Brew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Kevin and Dougie go back to the early 1990’s and discover the world of encryption. Robert Redford and an all star cast take us on an adventure that only the “nineties” could in “Sneakers”

On this week Kevin and Dougie discuss “The Etruscan Smile.” The film, starring Brian Cox, debuted at some festivals back in 2018 and received a wide release in 2020 with VOD. The hosts rented this film from salemcinema.com in order to support their local art house theatre, which you can do too! The show wraps up with a segment of “One Brew Two” where both our hosts recommend two films of the “fish out of water” genre.

Fweet seems to be the most commonly used text to simulate a whistle. But, what if the whistle was communicating the exact time and place of a valuable bank heist or the release of a prisoner from the hospital? In todays review, Kevin and Dougie investigate that when they review the Romanian film '“The Whistlers”

A pretentious title for a film that is anything but! Kevin and Doug are dragged into the DCEU as they discuss the Harley Quinn focused follow up to "Suicide Squad." The film focuses on the wonderful and talented Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn. Does the absence of Jared Leto's "Joker" turn this sequel into a joke or does it make it actually funny. Listen and find out.

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Kevin and Dougie bicker about the 2020 film version of "Call of the Wild." The film version is an adaptation of one of the great American novels most of us read in school. It stars one of the most bankable and iconic movies stars of our era. One host loved it, one host did not. Listen to find out who wins the battle.