This special episode of the Movie Hour, we welcome in Matthew A. Cherry director of Hair Love. Hair Love is a short film playing in front of The Angry Birds 2.

Hair Love is an animated short film about an African American father trying to do his daughters hair for the first time.

We took the time to talk to Matthew about getting this story started, and what it took to get it funded, and how he got it in front of The Angry Birds 2.

After we talked with Chelsea Goodwin about her career and what she's working on.

Our Flashback Movie Review this week is The Dark Knight and The Lookout.

The movie challenges What We Do in the Shadows vs. Medicine for Melancholy.

This week we have mega producer Angie Shupe Thompson from Kineto Pictures. On this episode, we talked to Angie about her role with Kineto Pictures, and the amazing pictures she's help produce for her company.

You'll definitely want to hear about how Angie was able to produce one of her documentaries "Splinters of a Nation".

After we talk about how Top Gun is overrated, and how Dredd was completely forgotten.

Our movie challenges this week are: Eulogy, The Lookout and The Dark Knight (Netflix).

Episode 19 of the Movie Hour we brought in our first recurring guest, Tua Kealoha to catch up with our friend and to see what he's up to. We also had the pleasure of having Robert Andrus to talk about his casting director career, and all of the projects he's worked on.
We celebrate the 20 year anniversary of the Iron Giant and what it meant to all of us, and we talked about Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and how great was Iron Man in that movie?!

To close out we talk about The Boys and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood...

Our movie challenges are Top Gun and Dredd.

This week's episode of the Movie Hour, we welcome in Lucas Millquas and Caroline Kingsley (director, writer, and producers) to talk about their film "Lakes 7 and the Golden Gun" which is released to a theater near you on August 30th!

After we talk about their robbery on their robbery scene, and we review Hobbs & Shaw.
Our flashback movie reviews of Grand Budapest Hotel and Mudbound.

Challenges are Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and the 20 year anniversary of Iron Giant.

In this Pioneer Day special episode, we welcome in Ricky Flores and Aaron Syrett to talk about their careers in the film industry.
Braden has some special news, and probably in way over his head.
We breakdown the movie Hunt for the Wilderpeople and We Bought a Zoo.

This week on the Movie Hour we bring on actress and model Kate Florman in studio to talk about her career as a thespian and a model. After we dove deep into the flashback movie review of Tucker and Dale vs. Evil and why it's so genius, and then we breakdown the coming of age flick Sing Street.
We then go into some movie rumors and a potential Oscar season sleeper.

Our movie challenges this week are We Bought a Zoo and Hunt for the Wilderpeople

On this episode of The Movie Hour, we welcome in actor, producer and writer Joe Puente to talk about his acting career and his company. After we breakdown an interesting film in our flashback movie reviews in A Ghost Story starring Casey Affleck. After we talk about one of the most popular movies in cinema history in The Godfather.

Jim watched Spider-Man: Far From Home and we breakdown what we thought about this movie, and where it stacks up among the other Spider-Man movies.

Our movie challenges for this week are: Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (Netflix) and Sing Street (Netflix)

On this episode we bring in local actor, writer and music producer J.R. Curtis to talk about his latest films, what he's working on and where we all can go find it. Braden then goes all nerd and talks about the Spider-Verse and how good all the Spider-Man movies have been.
Jim and Emily went to an early screening of Stuber and they review the Kumail Nanjiani and Dave Bautista flick.
Afterwards we review our flashback movie reviews of Good Time and Hell or High Water.

Our movie challenges for this week are A Ghost Story and Godfather.

On this week's episode of The Movie Hour director of the upcoming short film "Nomad" Michael Merrell joined us in studio! We talked his movie and the ins and outs of how making this particular short.
We then talked about one Jim's favorite movies "The Lobster" in our flashback movie reviews, and one of the least talked about movies Wind River.
It's the midway point of the year and we rank our top movies of the year so far, and then challenge each other to watch movies next week.

We here at The Movie Hour want to take a moment and remember one of our colleagues Jimmy Martin who tragically lost his life this week. Our hearts go out to his family members, and to the Geek Show Podcast.

On this episode of the Movie Hour we welcome in Spanky Ward! Spanky brought in some physical copies of his movie "Hello, I Love You" to give out live at the end of the show! We talk to Spanky how it was making his film, and what it's like to work with Dolph Lundgren.

Jim and Braden saw an early screening of Toy Story 4, and they give their opinions on the new Pixar movie. Is it a cash grab?

We then go into our flashback movie review of the original Toy Story and Ex Machina.

Jim missed his opportunity to talk about John Wick so we talk about the impact of that franchise.

Our movie challenge for this week includes Lobster and Wind River.

Introduction: 00:00 - 5:49
Jimmy Martin Tribute 5:50 - 7:25
Spanky Ward Interview 7:26 - 32:00
Toy Story 4 Review 32:01 - 40:30
Flashback Movie Review: Toy Story 40:31 - 46:30
Flashback Movie Review: Ex Machina 46:31 - 50:50
John Wick Trilogy Recap 50:51 - 58:20
Enemy Review 58:21 - 1:03:00
Hello, I Love You Winners! 1:03:01 - 1:05:00
Movie Challenges 1:05:01 - 1:10:00
Close Out 1:10:01 - 1:11:13