In this episode of You Skipped That?, Dan Clark and Alex Grace embark on a thrilling journey through the 2015 sci-fi masterpiece, The Martian. Join them as they explore the highs and lows of astronaut Mark Watney’s struggle for survival on the red planet, brought to life by a stellar cast including Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain, and Kristen Wiig.

The duo dives deep into the film's unique blend of humor and tension, discussing how it masterfully balances the dire circumstances of Watney's isolation with moments of levity that keep the audience engaged. With a plot that unfolds over two and a half hours, they marvel at how the pacing flies by, allowing viewers to feel the weight of each challenge Watney faces while cheering him on.

Dan and Alex dissect the standout performances of the ensemble cast, the film's stunning visual representation of Mars, and the clever writing that keeps the dialogue fresh and entertaining. They also touch on the film's scientific accuracy, revealing how it has garnered praise from experts in the field.

Whether you're a fan of space adventures or just looking for a feel-good story about human resilience, this episode promises insights and laughs that will have you eager to revisit The Martian.

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The Martian (Movie)

Andy Weir (Author)

Ridley Scott (Director)

Matt Damon (Actor)

Jessica Chastain (Actress)

Kristen Wiig (Actress)

Jeff Daniels (Actor)

Sean Bean (Actor)

Michael Peña (Actor)

Donald Glover (Actor)

Chiwetel Ejiofor (Actor)

Benedict Wong (Actor)

In this episode of You Skipped That?, Alex Grace and Dan Clark take a wild ride through the 2024 action spy comedy, Argylle. When the streaming gods intervene and change their movie plans, the duo dives into this chaotic blend of espionage and humor featuring a star-studded cast including Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Sam Rockwell.

Join them as they unravel the plot's twists and turns, from a mild-mannered author’s cat lady life to her unexpected role in a high-stakes spy game. The conversation flows from the film's outrageous action sequences—like ice skating with knives and a whimsical smoke fight—to the delightful performances that keep the audience guessing.

With their trademark humor, Alex and Dan dissect the movie's absurdities, share their thoughts on the cast's dynamics, and contemplate the effectiveness of its numerous plot twists. Whether you're a fan of spy comedies or just looking for a fun distraction, this episode promises laughs and insights that will have you eager to check out Argylle.

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Argyle

Henry Cavill

Sam Rockwell

Bryce Dallas Howard

Bryan Cranston

John Cena

Ariana DeBose

Matthew Vaughn

Kingsman

Die Hard

In this episode, Dan and Alex tackle the chilling classic, Silence of the Lambs. Join them as they explore the film's haunting themes, remarkable performances, and the intricate relationship between Clarice Starling and Hannibal Lecter. With insights into the filmmaking process and a discussion on the movie's impact, this episode is a must-listen for fans of suspense and horror!

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Silence of the Lambs

Anthony Hopkins

Jodie Foster

Thomas Harris

Join Alex Grace and Dan Clark in this lively episode of You Skipped That? as they dive into the 1991 comedy, Oscar, starring Sylvester Stallone. Set against the backdrop of 1931, the film follows gangster Snaps Provolone on an eventful morning as he attempts to transition from a life of crime to a respectable banker. As chaos unfolds, Alex and Dan explore the film's screwball comedy style, discussing the twists and turns that keep viewers entertained.

Dan shares his surprise at Stallone's comedic chops, while Alex reflects on the film's unique charm and the ensemble cast, including Marisa Tomei, Tim Curry, and Kurtwood Smith. They dissect standout performances, clever writing, and the film's ability to maintain a fast-paced, zany atmosphere throughout its short time frame.

With a Rotten Tomatoes score that leaves much to be desired, the duo argues that Oscar is an underrated gem worth revisiting. Tune in for a hilarious discussion filled with insights, laughter, and a few nostalgic references that will have you eager to check out this quirky classic.

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Oscar (1991)

Rotten Tomatoes

IMDb

Letterboxd

John Landis

Marisa Tomei

Tim Curry

Kirk Douglas

Chazz Palminteri

Kurtwood Smith

Join Dan Clark and Alex Grace in this delightful episode of You Skipped That? as they dive into the timeless classic, Singing in the Rain. Celebrated as one of the greatest movie musicals of all time, this film features the incredible talents of Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, and Donald O'Connor, bringing joy and laughter to audiences for decades.

Dan shares his deep affection for the film, while Alex experiences its charm for the first time. Together, they explore the film's vibrant music, stunning choreography, and the hilarious antics that unfold during Hollywood's transition from silent films to talkies. From the iconic "Singing in the Rain" sequence to the uproarious "Make 'Em Laugh," the duo discusses how the film captures the essence of classic Hollywood while remaining surprisingly modern in its humor.

As they navigate through the film's memorable moments, Dan and Alex reflect on the endearing characters and the delightful hijinks that ensue. With a perfect blend of comedy, romance, and unforgettable musical numbers, this episode is a celebration of a film that feels like a warm hug, guaranteed to leave you smiling.

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Singing in the Rain

Friends

An American in Paris

The Jazz Singer

The Menu

Nightmare Alley

Cloak and Dagger

Ted Lasso

Join Alex Grace and Dan Clark in this exciting episode of You Skipped That? as they explore the latest addition to the Transformers franchise, Transformers 1. Fresh off its theatrical run, this animated origin story takes a deeper dive into the beloved characters of Optimus Prime and Megatron, revealing their beginnings in a way that’s both entertaining and accessible.

Alex shares his unique perspective as someone who grew up without the Transformers fandom, while Dan provides insights that highlight the film's humor, action, and stunning animation. Together, they dissect the film's plot, character dynamics, and the clever ways it delivers lore without overwhelming viewers. With standout performances from a talented cast, including Keegan-Michael Key and Scarlett Johansson, the duo discusses how the film successfully balances comedy and drama, making it enjoyable for both newcomers and longtime fans.

As they navigate through the film's twists and turns, Alex and Dan reflect on the significance of iconic moments and the social commentary woven throughout. Whether you're a die-hard Transformers enthusiast or just curious about the latest cinematic offering, this episode promises to be a fun and insightful journey into the world of Autobots and Decepticons.

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Transformers 1 (Film)[Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers_1)

Optimus Prime[Official Website](https://www.transformers.com/optimus-prime)

Megatron[Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megatron)

Keegan-Michael Key[IMDb](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0990855/)

Scarlett Johansson[IMDb](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0424060/)

Jon Hamm[IMDb](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005000/)

Steve Buscemi[IMDb](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000114/)

Join Dan Clark and Alex Grace as they journey into the sands of time with the 1999 action-adventure film, The Mummy. Starring Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, and John Hannah, this week Dan introduces Alex to a movie that has been a staple in his life since its release. Explore the film's unique blend of swashbuckling action, reminiscent of Pirates of the Caribbean and Indiana Jones, with a supernatural twist that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Dan and Alex delve into the film's captivating elements, from its thrilling action sequences and humorous moments to the charming performances that bring the characters to life. They discuss the film's nostalgic charm, despite its aging special effects, and how it captures the essence of a classic Hollywood adventure. With standout performances, particularly from Brendan Fraser and Kevin J. O'Connor as the spineless yet hilarious Beni, The Mummy is a film that oozes charm and excitement.

Whether you're a fan of pulpy adventure films or just looking for a fun, action-packed movie, this episode will leave you with a newfound appreciation for this 90s classic. Tune in to hear why The Mummy remains a beloved film for Dan and why Alex is eager to add it to his collection.

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The Mummy (1999)

Brendan Fraser

Rachel Weisz

Indiana Jones

Pirates of the Caribbean

Uncharted (video game series)

Stephen Sommers

Stargate (film)

Lord of the Rings

The Mummy Returns

Join Alex Grace and Dan Clark for a special episode of You Skipped That? as they shake things up with a lighthearted exploration of their top five comedies. This week, the duo steps away from their usual format to celebrate the films that never fail to make them laugh. From absurd classics to timeless favorites, Alex and Dan share personal anecdotes and dive into the comedic brilliance of each selection.

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Join Dan Clark and Alex Grace as they dive into the dazzling world of Rocketman, the 2019 biopic of music legend Elton John. This week, Dan takes the lead to introduce Alex to this vibrant and emotional film starring Taron Egerton, Jamie Bell, and Bryce Dallas Howard. Rocketman offers a unique glimpse into Elton John's life, from his early days to his rise to fame, struggles with addiction, and eventual redemption.

Explore the film's creative storytelling, where Elton's journey is depicted through a fantastical musical lens, capturing the essence of his iconic songs and flamboyant persona. Dan and Alex discuss how the film masterfully balances the glitz and glamor with the raw and unfiltered moments of Elton's life, offering an honest portrayal that doesn't shy away from the darker aspects of his story.

With standout performances, particularly from Taron Egerton, who embodies Elton with remarkable authenticity, Rocketman is a cinematic experience that celebrates the music and legacy of a true icon. Whether you're a longtime fan of Elton John or new to his music, this episode will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the man behind the legend.

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Rocket Man (Film)

Elton John

Taron Egerton

Bernie Taupin

Jamie Bell

Bryce Dallas Howard

The Lion King

Kingsman Movies

Bohemian Rhapsody (Film)

Rami Malek

Join Alex Grace and Dan Clark as they kick off the new year with a deep dive into the 2006 teen comedy, She's the Man, starring Amanda Bynes and Channing Tatum. Inspired by Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, this film offers a unique twist on the classic tale, set against the backdrop of high school soccer. Alex and Dan explore the film's quirky cast, including comedic performances by David Cross and Vinnie Jones, and discuss the film's playful handling of gender roles and stereotypes.

While Alex reminisces about the nostalgia of watching the film at the right age, Dan shares his fresh perspective and critiques, noting the film's standout comedic moments and unexpected character dynamics. They also delve into the film's clever nods to Shakespeare, such as the character names and settings, and highlight some hilarious scenes that never fail to amuse.

Whether you're a fan of teen comedies or simply curious about this Shakespearean adaptation, this episode offers a lighthearted look at a movie that blends classic literature with modern teenage antics. Tune in to hear why Alex loves the film and why Dan finds some redeeming qualities despite not being a fan of Amanda Bynes.

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She's the Man (2006)

Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare

Amanda Bynes

Channing Tatum

David Cross

Vinnie Jones

Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)

Ted Lasso

The Amanda Show

Movie Gallery