The Good, The Bad, and The Movies

We know you all were begging for 2 things: for us to finally do 'Ishtar' for Lukas, and for Robert to be back on as a guest. Well, we only fulfilled half of that promise, and to much the resentment of Lukas, we had to skip 'Ishtar' yet again...

NOT! Here we are with the 'Ishtar' podcast, but sadly without Robert who's cell signals are blocked because the flames he is fighting have unionized. Get ready for bumbling idiots trying to create art, and we aren't just talking about the us, but also the main characters of the movie as two lounge singers are sent to Morocco for their next big gig when they get caught in international power plays between war torn governments. Where does Elaine May rank on Lukas' favorite directors of all time list? Why was Brandon fighting with a fan on the Discord channel? And where is Lukas while Brandon and Seth go to the opening of the Creech museum on national Creech day? Tune in this week to hear us discuss all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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If you listen to the podcast, you know we LOVE D.B. Cooper on here ever since we watched "Without a Paddle". If you also listen to the podcast, you will know our thoughts on "A Talking Cat!?!". And if you listen to the podcast, you are in luck, as we somehow combine both of those films into one singular homoerotic masterpiece called "Bigfoot vs. D.B. Cooper"! We are joined by James, a high school classmate and friend of Brandon and Seth, who was offered to to join the podcast, and read this title and just knew this was the film for him. How many historic directors does Lukas say this movie invokes? If Nicole Kidman were stretched into a plane, where would you board her? And how many crudités platter is too many for a Super Bowl party? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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WE'RE VAMPIRES!!! We get to do another vampire film on this podcast, but it could not be any more different than "Morbius". Get ready for this mockumentary style New Zealand modern vampire film. What famous song do we bring back that Seth would know if he listened to the podcast? Do you like Basghetti? What does the burning bush from the Bible actually stand for? Oh, and are Lukas and Seth growers or showers? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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APRIL FOOLS!!! They're back and ready to hijack the podcast again. Please give a big hand to Marina and Alex as they review the 2nd installment in the "50 Shades" series. Are they into this kind of kinky fuckery? Do they wish Seth was still joining them? And how much does a pommel horse cost? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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Start your engines as we prepare for the ultimate monster truck rally, where everything is controlled by a child! We hope you liked Clifford, and Lyle, and Mel, because he is another family film about a wacky creature and some kids trying to learn about it and save the day. How old was the writer of this movie? Who officially announced that January 13th is annual Creech day? And how many vents do you need to make something sterile? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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We finally did it! The pinnacle of good bad movies! Something we probably should have started with, but alas, it is now complete. Tune in this week to hear Brandon and Lukas discuss the cult classic 2003 film, "The Room", that is directed, written, produced, executive produced and starred in by visionary entrepreneur Tommy Wiseau. What is the title "The Room" even supposed to mean/represent? Why isn't Seth joining us on the podcast on Oscar night? And who keeps sending Brandon hate mail about being an unstructured piece of shit? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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Sheeeee's back! Everyone welcome Marina back to the podcasting stage as she is our special guest this week filling the shoes of Seth as he caters what Lukas thinks is Seth's own wedding. Don't confuse this classic 2000's comedy film with the early 19th century emperor of the French empire like we did, because boy of boy does Napoleon deliver on the big stage. Why is Brandon drinking 9 Truly's for this episode? How much information did Lukas already know about this film (FYI it's everything basically)? Why wouldn't Brandon hire any more Mormons at Cold Stone? And what in the world is a pocket biscuit? Tune in this week to find out all these answers and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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Did you guys love when we watched "Dragon Wars: D-War"? How about "San Andreas"? If you answered yes to either of these options, you've come to the right place, as we watched "The Great Wall", which is almost a combination of these films. What crazy way does Matt Damon find out he can neutralize the Tao Tei with? How many different amazing films, novels, and people does this movie invoke? And would you cry if someone held open your eyelids and flicked your eyeball? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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Let's give a hand to the Love Lads and end off this month with Devon, and our 'masterpiece' selection for romantic comedies as we watch "When Harry Met Sally..."! What are our takes on intro credits, and why are we screaming about them? Are we all romantics at heart and like cute shit (duh we have a podcast about art)? And what exactly is pancreatitis, and what if it took corporeal form? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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Guys we apologize for a lot of things: the length of this episode, the sound quality, losing Lukas halfway through, and the movie in general. Welcome to TGTBTM where our podcast is a straight correlation with potentially the objectively worst movie we have watched on this podcast so far, "Love on a Leash". Oh and Kellee is back to be in pain with all of us for some reason. How did Fen Tian get money to produce this movie? Is it appropriate to sing a song about how awesome you are after you save the love of your life from getting raped? And who is Big Kat? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

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