Reel Dads

Reel Dads

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  • Episode #52 The River Wild/Moonrise/Cyrus/Widows
    Welcome to Reel Dads #52! We got a real selection of movies for this episode, and all 4 of them are available to be watched on streaming services! For y'all that don't already have the Criterion Channel...what are you waiting for exactly? GET ON DAT! In this episode, Tim continues the trend of talking about films of the 90's, along with another Classic Hollywood pick; Kyle recommends a personal "handshake-film" of his, along with one from 2018 that seems to have a lot of mixed opinions from viewers. Enjoy the show!


    Tim's Picks:
    - “The River Wild" (1994) // Directed By Curtis Hanson // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix subscription.

    - “Moonrise" (1948) // Directed By Frank Borzage // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel subscription.


    Kyle's Picks:
    - "Cyrus" (2010) // Directed By Jay & Mark Duplass // Available to WATCH NOW with HBO NOW subscription.

    - “Widows" (2018) // Directed By Steve McQueen // Available to WATCH NOW with HBO NOW subscription.

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    1 hr 24 min
  • Episode #51 Four Dogs/Sword of Trust/Living in Oblivion/Parents
    Thank you for tuning in to Episode #51 of Reel Dads! Our sincerest apologies for being one week behind on releasing the episode, but when you hear Kyle's explanation, you'll probably be able to cut us a little slack. This time around, Kyle takes the new-school route and Tim takes the old-school route. Enjoy!


    Kyle's Picks:
    - “Four Dogs" (2013) // Directed By Joe Burke // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.

    - “Sword of Trust" (2019) // Directed By Lynn Shelton // Available to RENT NOW for $6.99 on Amazon Prime.


    Tim's Picks:
    - "Living In Oblivion" (1995) // Directed By Tom DiCillo // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.

    - “Parents" (1989) // Directed By Bob Balaban // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.


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    56 min
  • Episode #50 Bone Tomahawk/Brawl In Cell Block 99/Wild Canaries/Lost in Translation
    It’s time for #ReelDads50! An awesome mark of completion for the fellas! It’s truly been a pleasure putting this podcast together, and we hope to make many more as time rolls on by. The movie recommendations are simple: Tim and Kyle both went with some big picks they’ve both had in their arsenal since back when the podcast first started. Time for some #BigGuns.


    Tim’s Picks:
    - “Bone Tomahawk” (2015) // Directed By S. Craig Zahler // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.

    - “Brawl In Cell Block 99” (2017) // Directed By S. Craig Zahler // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime.


    Kyle’s Picks:
    - "Wild Canaries” (2014) // Directed By Lawrence Michael Levine // Available to RENT NOW for $3.99 on Amazon Prime.

    - “Lost In Translation” (2003) // Directed By Sofia Coppola // Available to RENT NOW for $3.99 on Amazon Prime.


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    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode #49 Lawn Dogs/Us/Eve's Bayou/Bad Times at the El Royale
    Welcome back to Reel Dads! It's getting exciting as we move closer to our 50th episode! For this week's episode, each guy puts up a film from 1997 against a more recent film. In reality, what happened was Kyle recommended a film from 1997 that reminded Tim he had a film from that same year waiting to be watched in his pile of blind-buys! Will the 1997 films win this battle?! Listen and find out! Also, Tim makes a "Reel-Dad-Blunder".


    Kyle's Pick's:
    - “Lawn Dogs" (1997) // Directed By John Duigan // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.

    - “Us" (2019) // Directed By Jordan Peele // Available to RENT NOW for $5.99 on Amazon Prime.


    Tim's Picks:
    - "Eve's Bayou" // Directed By Kasi Lemmons // Available to RENT NOW for $3.99 on Amazon Prime.

    - “Bad Times At The El Royale" (2018) // Directed By Drew Goddard // Available to WATCH NOW with HBO subscription.


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    1 hr 6 min
  • Episode #48 REJECTS #2 Johnny Guitar/Revenge/Brick/Boyhood
    Thank you for joining back up with us at the Reel Dads Podcast! Just as we did back on Episode #21, we were feeling it was time to shed some extra light on past film recommendations that never got chosen the first time around. It’s always fun to have a another stab it, so enjoy! Also, all four films discussed on the episode are available to watch for free if you already subscribe to the streaming platforms.

    Happy belated Fathers Day from the Tim and Kyle!


    Tim’s Pick's:
    - “Johnny Guitar” (1954) // Directed By Nicholas Ray // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.

    - “Revenge” (2017) // Directed By Coralie Fargeat // Available to WATCH NOW with Shudder subscription.


    Kyle’s Picks:
    - "Brick” (2005) // Directed By Rian Johnson // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix subscription.

    - “Boyhood” (2014) // Directed By Richard Linklater // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix subscription.


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    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode #47 Tyrel/Border/Haze/The Miseducation of Cameron Post
    Just a quick announcement: From here on out, Reel Dads Podcast will be sharing new episodes on a bi-weekly basis, just due to busy schedules and making more time for some of life's other pleasures. Thank you for continuing with us!

    Episode #47 has the fellas discussing some important topics on the show this time around. Please consider this a trigger warning, since there will be discussions on college hazing, racial microaggressions, and conversion therapy. It's always refreshing to talk about these social topics in a healthy environment, so enjoy the discussion!


    Kyle’s Pick's:
    - “Tyrel” (2018) // Directed By Sebastian Silva // Available to WATCH NOW with Hulu Subscription.

    - “Border” (2018) // Directed By Ali Abbasi // Available to WATCH NOW with Hulu Subscription


    Tim’s Picks:
    - "Haze” (2016) // Directed By David Burkman // Available to WATCH NOW on Netflix.

    - “The Miseducation Of Cameron Post (2018) // Directed By Desiree Akhavan // Available to RENT NOW for $3.99 on Amazon Prime.


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    1 hr 12 min
  • Episode #46 Music Box #2 Death Cab for Cutie- Kintsugi/Andy Shauf- The Party
    Episode #46 has Tim and Kyle returning back to “The Music Box” for the first time since Episode #11. Enjoy has the guys revisit their first love with some great album recommendations. Tim tries very hard to rekindle the flame for a past love of Kyle’s, while Kyle brings forward a very interesting concept album.





    Tim’s Pick:

    - Death Cab For Cutie - “Kintsugi” (2015), released on Atlantic Records / Barsuk Records.





    Kyle’s Pick:

    - Andy Shauf - “The Party” (2016), released on ANTI- Records.
    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode #45 Dry Summer/Touki Bouki/Suzhou River/4 Months 3 Weeks 2 Days
    Episode #45 has arrived, and we got some really interesting picks for this episode. Not your usual “run-of-the-mill” Blockbuster picks, that’s for sure. In fact, we present four films from four different countries! Tim reps Turkey and Senegal, while Kyle throws down with China and Romania. Get your passport, because Reel Dads is going full-on international!


    Tim’s Pick's:
    - “Dry Summer” (1963) // Directed By Metin Erksan // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel Subscription.

    - “Touki Bouki” (1973) // Directed By Djibril Diop Mambety // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel Subscription.


    Kyle’s Picks:
    - "Suzhou River” (2000) // Directed By Ye Lou // Available to WATCH NOW on YouTube.

    - “4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days” (2007) // Directed By Cristian Mungiu // Available to RENT NOW for $3.99 on Amazon Prime.


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    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode #44 Burning/Under The Silver Lake/The King/Cassette: A Documentary Mixtape
    Welcome to Reel Dads #44! After the misfire that Kyle had last week with recommending "High-Rise", will he be able to recover??? We'll see how it goes with his two picks from the recent year of 2018. Tim throws two documentaries Kyle's way, knowing that he is a sucker for those things. Enjoy the show!


    Kyle's Pick's:
    - “Burning" (2018) // Directed By Chang-dong Lee // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix Subscription.

    - “Under The Silver Lake" (2018) // Directed By David Robert Mitchell // Available to RENT NOW for $4.99 on Amazon Prime.


    Tim's Picks:
    - "The King" // Directed By Eugene Jarecki // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.

    - “Cassette: A Documentary Mixtape" (2016) // Directed By Zack Taylor // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix subscription.


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    1 hr 13 min
  • Episode #43 I Married a Witch/Bugsy Malone/High-Rise/Brick
    Welcome back to the #ReelDads show! Tim keeps it light on this episode, recommending some sweet and simple laid-back comedies, On the other hand, Kyle commits a heinous crime by recommending a film that he hasn't even finished watching himself yet! ** DUH DUH DUHHH ** How will this all pan out?!?! Listen and see! Also, Tim speaks on a film that he finally got around to seeing that Kyle recommended way back.


    Tim's Pick's:
    - “I Married A Witch" (1942) // Directed By Rene Clair // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel subscription..

    - “Bugsy Malone" (1976) // Directed By Alan Parker // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel subscription.


    Kyle's Picks:
    - "High-Rise" (2015) // Directed By Ben Wheatley // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix subscription.

    - “Brick" (2005) // Directed By Rian Johnson // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix subscription.


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    1 hr 3 min

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Lifelong friends with busy lives decide to keep in touch by leaving each other voicemails with movie recommendations. Each episode they recommend two movies to each other.