Movies That Don't Suck And Some That Do

It's a show Chris and Neil...and some movies. First, after the standard intro they get ripped and berserker-y and talk visionary director Dave Egger's newest one- The Northman. Then, after some news, they get all doe eyed and lovey dovey about Nic Cage and talk his newest comedy The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. They are happy in this one!

Chris and Neil busy but they still do this podcast every week! After a to the point intro, they put on their corpse paint, turn their amps up to 11 and review Netflix's Metal Lords starring Jaeden Martell and Brett Gelman. Then, after a lengthy news segment, they get all glittery and magical and talk the latest Harry Potter universe movie, Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore starring Eddie Redmayne, Jude Law and Mads Mikkelsen. They had fun doing this one. You might have fun listening, too.

Hysis guysis, the guys talk some new movies out there for your eyeholes and earholes. First, after Chris laments his wisdom teeth removal, they talk the sequel to Sonic The Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 starring Ben Schwartz, Idris Elba and Jim Carrey. Well, voices of Ben and Idris. Then, after news, they talk the bonkers new Daniel's movie Everything Everywhere All At Once.

Hidy-ho, movie lovers! Chris and Neil talk two new movies! First, after Neil drones on and on on about the 60 hours of wrestling he watched over the last week, we talk Judd Apatow's show biz satire when we talk The Bubble exclusively found on Netflix. Then, after news, they talk Jared Leto's newest foray in a Marvel Anti-hero, Morbius. Is it as bad as everyone says it is? Maybe. Listen and find out.

Are you tired of hearing the guys talk? Well, too bad because they ain't tired of it. First, on the docket, they a Netflix original movie starring Jason Segel, Jesse Plemons and Lily Collins called Windfall. A thriller, dark comedy of sorts. Then, after a new segment mentioning the slap heard around the world, they talk Ti West's return to horror with X. Are the good, are they bad? What did they think? You know the drill.

Two family movies for two guys with potty mouths to talk about. First, after Chris talks about his trip to San Diego and Neil talks about his past wekend, they get all emotional and turn into fluffy red panda's with Pixar's newest flick Turning Red on Disney+. Then, after some news, they talk Netflix's latest effort with Ryan Reynold- The Adam Project. Get all in.

After a week off, the guys are energized and ready to talk it on until the break of dawn. But they don't, this one is a little longer. First on the menu, the talk Hulu's latest offering Fresh starring the amazing Sebastian Stan among others. Then, after some news, the guys get into a super-sized discussion about The Batman, Neil's moment to shine.

More movies have been released...the guys emerge from the edifices to view and report on their findings. After some idle chit-chat and introductions, the guys talk the comedy-horror love child and Dave Grohl himself, Studio 666 starring The Foo Fighters, Whitney Cummings and Jeff Garlin, among other surprises. Then, after a lengthy new segment, they get to talk the hotly anticipated(By Neil and Chris) Peter Dinklage vehicle, Cyrano, directed by Joe Wright based on the classic French tale of Cyrano de Bergerac. Drink or don't drink. But you'll like this episode regardless.

Oh hellll nah, the guys are talking movies again? Well, best believe is buck-o. First, after their intro, they talk Leatherface and whats what in the latest installment/re-quel- Texas Chainsaw Massacre available on Netflix. Then, after a lengthy news segment, they talk the latest video game turned movie Uncharted starring Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg. Are they good? Are Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg even though they don't resemble the game characters they're based on? Take a chance and listen.

It is still cold in February but get all warm and cozy by the host's voices. After their normal rigmarole they get into Amazon Prime's newest rom-com I Want You Back starring Charlie Day and Jenny Slate. Then, after a particularly robust news segment, they talk Kenneth Branaugh's(or depending how you look at it, Agatha Christie's) Death on The Nile starring Kenneth Branaugh himself, Gal Gadot, the disgraced Armie Hammer and a ton of others.

OOOOoooooooooooooo yuuuuuhh, the guys are talking big blockbustin' movies! First, after a good spirited and jolly intro, they talk the hotly anticipated 4th (and final?) installment of the Jackass movies, Jackass Forever starring Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O and most of the rest of the gang. Then, after news, we talk Roland Emmerich's newest disaster flick called Moonfall starring Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson and John Bradley.

It's the beginning of the shortest month of the year but they won't sell you short on their movie. Neil and Chris bicker about their week and finally visit German in the late 1930's with Munich: Edge of War starring George McKay and Jeremy Irons. Then, after news, they finally talk The King's Man. Good times to be had by all.

The guys are back but did they ever really live? First, after the intro, they fire up their webcams and get murdered while they talk Netflix's latest offering into Lifetime movie imitations, Brazen starring Alyssa Milano. Then, after a lengthy news segment, the guys talk Aaron Sorkin's newest biopic Being The Ricardos starring Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem. It is a good one. Neil gets fired up, Chris rolls his eyes.

The month of January is slow for movie releases but that doesn't slow the guys down! First, after some personal stuff and weekly plugs, they talk Maggie Gyllenhaal's directorial debut The Lost Daughter. This can be watched on Netflix. After a short news segment they get into the big sexy movie of January, Scream. Good natured fun for most.

The guys had a rough week but they able together and do what do best- Talk movies! First, after Neil talks about his bout with Covid, they talk Joel Coen's newest adaptation of Shakespeare- The Tragedy of Macbeth, now available on Apple+. Then, after some news, they talk the George Clooney directed film starring Tye Sheridan, Ben Affleck and Christopher Lloyd- The Tender Bar, now available on Amazon Prime.

You've been waiting and the guys returned for the best of 2021! In this special episode the guys are joined by podcaster extraordinaire Mark Radulich of Radulich in Broadcasting! They go through their top 10, their 5 worst and 5 honorable mentions. Neil pisses Chris off, Chris pisses Neil off, Mark laughs along. We had a great time. Find Mark on Spotify, apple podcast by searching Radulich in Broadcasting or go here- https://w2mnet.com/category/podcasts/radulich-in-broadcasting/

Warm up and get all bundled for the new episode as the guys get all chill. First after, a lengthy intro and some talk about the Netlfix's latest star studded feature Don't Look Up directed and written by the very funny Adam McKay. Then, after a longer than it should be in an off week news segment. Then, we talk about much anticipated fourth installment The Matrix- The Matrix Resurrections. info@moviesthatdontsuck.net www.moviesthatdontsuck.net www.facebook.com/moviesthatdontsuckpodcast www.instagram.com/mtdspodcast www.twitter.com/mtdspodcast www.patreon.com/moviesthatdontsuck www.bonfire.com/store/movies-that-dont-suck-and-some-that-do/

The guys finally get to talk some of their most anticipated films of the year! Grab a moose glass for egg nog and settle in First, they open their Christmas gifts to each other live on air and then they launch into Guillermo Del Toro's latest ode to noir with Nightmare Alley. Then, after a new segment, we have a non-spoiler review of the hotly anticipated and enormous blockbuster Spiderman: No Way Home and then a SUPERSIZED spoiler section where Neil gets in his element and drops knowledge.

Can't stop wont stop new episodes from the guys every week. Neil talks about Texas and Chris just listens before they launch into HBO Max's new Christmas movie aimed to ignite longing feeling from our youth 8 Bit Christmas. Then, after a spirited news segment, they talk Spielberg's newest movie, an adaptation of the classic musical, West Side Story.

On their 199th episode. the guys reminisce a bit about the journey the show has taken and they talk about 2 (newish) movies that you can stuff through your ocular interfaces. First, their long overdue review of Ridley Scott's newest blockbuster House of Gucci starring the always wonderful Lady Gaga and tall cool glass of sun tea Adam Driver plus more! Then, after some news, they saddle up and talk Jane Campion's The Power of the Dog starring Chris' man crush Jesse Plemons, Benedict Cumberbatch and more! Do it up, movies that don't suckers!