Two guys, a girl and a movie podcast

Time for another listener pick! This episode Stuart has chosen a movie all three of us are big fans of, the 2007 comedy 'Hot Rod'. This movie sees an aspiring stuntman trying to do stunts to raise money for his step fathers operation and earn his respect in the process.

In 1988, Robert Zemeckis directed a movie that was a masterpiece of live action and animated film making, 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit'. This movie sees a cartoon rabbit accused of murder and a surly PI team up to solve the case.

In 2008, Jason Segal wrote an stared in this fantastic comedy about a heartbroken man who goes on a Haiwiian holiday to get over his recent break up. Little does he know his ex is also at the same resort with her new boyfriend. 

It's our 50th episode and to celebrate we are going back to the 90's basketball boom with White Men Can't Jump. This street smart comedy sees Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson as an unlikely team of street ball hustlers getting into all sorts of trouble as they try to earn big money.

Part action, part comedy, part comic book movie, this week we are looking at 'Kingsman : The Secret Service'. This 2014 hit with a stacked cast, sees a spy organisation recruiting a promising street kid to their elite agency.

This week we have another listener pick, so a big thank you to Jorden for choosing a movie widely regarded as Adam Sandler's finest work. It's 1996's Happy Gilmore! This comedy sees a failed hockey player discover his hidden talent for golf and a great way to save his grandma's house. 

Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan captured the heart of the world in 1993 with 'Sleepless in Seattle'. Then they tried to strike gold again in 1998 with 'You've Got Mail', was it as good? Take a listen to our ep and find out...

Time for another listener pick! We would like to thank Leith for a quality choice, as we are doing 1989's Roadhouse. This is 80's action and testosterone personified and what a wild ride it is, enjoy. 

We are looking at one of the all time great Disney movies this week, 1992's Aladdin. From the unforgettable songs to an amazing performance by Robin Williams, it's no surprise why this movie is so widely loved. 

It's time to go back to the 90's with a Saturday Night Live spin-off movie. It's 1998's 'A Night At The Roxbury', follow two brothers chase their dreams of being night club owners all whilst balancing their own stupidity and day to day lives. You know the song, you know the dance and you know the movie, enjoy.