This week we’ll be discussing Patrick Swayze magnetic charm in the iconic flick Ghost (1990), then we dance the night away with the charming The Red Shoes (1948), and finally we head up into the clouds to try to make sense on what was going on in Tom Cruise's mind with Vanilla Sky (2001). 

If you are listening on a Saturday/Sunday, quickly make your way to our instagram story @thosemoviedudes and vote on what films we will discuss in next weeks episode! 

If you’re feeling like putting a smile on our faces give us a rating/review on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Instagram. We would love to hear your feedback. Especially if it's negative. 

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. Unlike the main podcast where we watch 3 acclaimed films, these ones may be a total dumpster fire. Theres only one way to find out and that's by sitting down and watching them, so you guys potentially don't have too.

This week we are going back in time to Imperial China in the modern day re-imagining live action remake of Mulan. Will we get past the unfortunate absence of mushu the dragon? Or will we find ourselves enjoying this action packed, female led adventure as Mulan harnesses her innermost strength to defeat the Huns and embrace her true potential.

Mulan (2020) is available with a premier subscription to Disney+ in 4K Ultra HD. 

Make sure to head over to our instagram @thosemoviedudes and give us a follow! Also, leave us a review on Podbean! Whether its good or scathing it would really help out the show. Thanks for listening!

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. Unlike the main podcast where we watch 3 acclaimed films, these ones may be a total dumpster fire. Theres only one way to find out and that's by sitting down and watching them, so you guys potentially don't have too.

This week we hop in a time machine/phone booth and take a trip back to 1989 with the original Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. Then we fast forward to the unforgettable year of 2020 to talk about the brand new film, Bill and Ted Face the Music. Join on us on epic thrill ride of utter stupidity, kick ass music and an unforgettable journey with Bill and Ted as they try to write a song that will ultimately bring humanity together and preserve the fabric of reality as we know it.

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure (Vudu and Starz) and Bill and Ted Face the Music (VOD).

Make sure to head over to our instagram @thosemoviedudes and give us a follow! Also, leave us a review on Podbean! Whether its good or scathing it would really help out the show. Thanks for listening!

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. Unlike the main podcast where we watch 3 acclaimed films, these ones may be a total dumpster fire. Theres only one way to find out and that's by sitting down and watching them, so you guys potentially don't have too.

This week we watched 3 new release movies. First we talk about Ethan Hawke playing Nikola Tesla in a biopic called, Tesla. Then we take a stroll down memory lane with the coming to age drama, Chemical Hearts. Lastly we take a walk on the wild side with the real life story of a famous silverback gorilla known as the One and Only Ivan.

Tesla (VOD), Chemical Hearts (Amazon Prime), The One and Only Ivan (Disney+)

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This week we’ll be discussing if we have what it takes to kill a baby seal if it meant survival in Nanook of the North (1922), we take a dive into the mind of a famous movie star with Being John Malkovich (1999), and finally we talk about the weird hybrid of Hollywood meets Bollywood in Moulin Rouge (2001).

If you are watching on Friday or Saturday, quickly make your way to our instagram story @thosemoviedudes and vote on what films we will discuss in next weeks episode! 

If you’re feeling like putting a smile on our faces give us a rating/review on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Instagram. We would love to hear your feedback. Especially if it's negative. 

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. Unlike the main podcast where we watch 3 acclaimed films, these ones may be a total dumpster fire. Theres only one way to find out and that's by sitting down and watching them, so you guys potentially don't have too.

This week we watched 2 new release movies! Spree (VOD) and Project Power (Netflix). 

Jonathan and Spencer dive into a dark satire highlighting a Gen-Z psychopath murdering people for views on instagram live and Joseph Gordon-Levitt wearing a New Orleans Saints Jersey as a Cop for some reason. Now that's entertainment!

Make sure to head over to our instagram @thosemoviedudes and give us a follow! Also, leave us a review on Podbean! Whether its good or scathing it would really help out the show. Thanks for listening!

In this weeks episode we talk about a tale of depression told through claymation with Mary & Max (2009), Sean Penn requesting Oxygen tanks on set for Mystic River (2003), and finally confront those Ocean Eyes of Robert Redford with Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)

If you are watching on Friday or Saturday, quickly make your way to our instagram story @thosemoviedudes and vote on what films we will discuss in next weeks episode! 

If you’re feeling like putting a smile on our faces give us a rating/review on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Instagram. We would love to hear your feedback. Especially if it's negative. 

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. Unlike the main podcast where we watch 3 acclaimed films, these ones may be a total dumpster fire. Theres only one way to find out and that's by sitting down and watching them, so you guys potentially don't have too.

This week we had three new movies! I Used to Go Here (VOD), The Tax Collector (VOD) and An American Pickle (HBO Max). 

Jonathan and Spencer dive into how terrible it would be to live in the early 1900's, more cringe moments with Gillian Jacobs and why in the actual fuck Shia Lebeouf Tattooed his entire chest for a direct to VOD film.

Make sure to head over to our instagram @thosemoviedudes and give us a follow! Also, leave us a review on Podbean! Whether its good or scathing it would really help out the show. Thanks for listening!

In this weeks episode we talk about Billy Crystal trying to find love in New York City, Al Pacino's over the top shenanigans as Satan, and we find out if Alfred Hitchcock has what it takes to win over Jon's distaste of classic cinema. We're talking about When Harry Met Sally (1989), The 39 Steps (1935), and The Devil's Advocate (1997).  

If you are watching on Friday or Saturday, quickly make your way to our instagram story @thosemoviedudes and vote on what films we will discuss in next weeks episode! 

If you can or feeling like putting a smile on our faces give us a rating/review on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Instagram. We would love to hear your feedback. It really helps out the show and if you haven't already recommend us to some friends and get the word out about us three dudes that love to talk about movies. 

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. Unlike the main podcast where we watch 3 acclaimed films, these ones may be a total dumpster fire. Theres only one way to find out and that's by sitting down and watching them, so you guys potentially don't have too.

This week we watched 'Yes, God, Yes' helmed by first time director, Karen Maine and starring Natalia Dyer from Stranger Things. 

New Episodes available every Monday. Make sure to follow us @thosemoviedudes to stay up to date.