Brunch Movies

In this episode we talk about Lindsay Lohan's cans. I mean we talk about the movie Mean Girls starring Lindsay Lohan's cans.

Two twins! Who is sexier Danny DeVito or Arnold Schwarzeneggar? Is eugenics good and do bald white men really have the best genes? We answer all your questions and more as we revisit the classic comedy Twins. Get ready to hear a lot about the male body, and also John Travolta's "wife."

A podcast we recorded before this movie was released in the US, but released after the movie has been on DVD for 6 months. Also, we rank the entire MCU in terms of brunchiness! This should tide our fellow brunch avengers over until phase 4 begins.

EMILIO! So nice we had to feature him twice. Dave and Andy reminisce about Red Wings games of yore and debate whether drunk driving makes you a better sports coach. We go deep on the origins of "cake-eater" and step in to the directors corner to show how the Hawks / Ducks rivalry impacted more than just the greater Minneapolis area. Whether you'd rather win or quack, you're bound to enjoy this episode!

NOTE: this is intended to be listened to while watching The Breakfast Club. We provide an audio cue for when you press play during the first few minutes of the podcast. Enjoy! Season 3 begins with our first-ever commentary track episode. Long asked for, John Hughes classic the Breakfast Club finally gets the brunchiness judgement it deserves. This one is for the true fans since you have to actually watch the movie AND listen to Dave and Andy bullshit for nearly 2 hours. Bonus: Andy's wife Hana makes her podcast debut! Don't fear the rona, let the Brunch Boys put you in a coma.

Long lost from Apple podcasts, part of our spring cleaning prior to the launch of Season 3! Enjoy this brunch movies classic, Babe!

Dave and Andy look back on season 2. We talk about listener numbers, favorite segments, and episodes we really didn't like (Todd). Plus, we debut new In Memorandum and The Brunch Menu segments.

Oh boy, we're back again with the delightful movie Joker. Right on time for the movie's release as always. Get ready for some fun with your favorite brunch boys and enjoy this ep of Brunch Movies!

Wow, right on time again, a celebration of Andy's Wedding only five months late. Andy's friends were wonderful additions to the podcast and with much love we upload this in celebration of his and Hana's wedding. Congrats dude!

The cross-over collaboration you've all been waiting for, Chris from the Detroit Arcade Club podcast dials in to talk about the most Nintendo movie in history "The Wizard." We talk about the evolution of eSports from Video Armageddon to The International, and discuss whether Jenny Lewis should have ever joined the Postal Service. Brunch may be mentioned as well.

Tim Allen bravely puts on his uniform to do battle in the War for Christmas and doesn't let any hollywood elites get in his way en route to millions of dollars at the box office. We share a special Christ-brunch Carol.

For the first time in Brunch Movies history we tackle not one but TWO films in this edition. Both are true tall tales of Alpha men fighting against man's eternal arch-nemesis their girlfriends (with a dash of nature). We dive deep and climb high as we examine the brunchiness of  Alex Honnold's "Free Solo"-ing ways and the death-ensuring feats of "Grizzly Man" Timothy Treadwell.

Well, after a long delay which saw a major change in the family status of one of the hosts and the end of summer, the boys are back to talk about oscar-darling sideways. The boys love wine, you love brunch, listen to brunch movies! Drive responsibly, people!

Recorded just in time for the release of Infinity War and released just in time for Spiderman: Far From Home, the brunch boys reflect on the MCU and the wrapping up of phase 4. We take a break from mainstream super hero movies to talk about a small indie animated super hero film. You'll love this episode it will fly by faster than a New York minute during the brunching hour!

Are documentaries brunchy? Are mock-umentaries brunchy? Could Christopher Guest get away with his Corky character in these modern times? The answer to these questions is: it doesn't matter. This movie is a delight to watch, and impossible not to laugh out loud. Dave and Andy are both very sorry for the delay in episodes, we have a bunch queued up and we intend to finish Season 2 strong.

Who likes brunch more than a bunch of fat kids? Dave and Andy of course, but we won't hold that against these happy campers. We chat about whether child obesity is really a problem, casting fat kids and Ben Stiller's best performance of his career. Whether you're jumping on "The Blob" at summer camp or adding "The Blob" of butter to your short stack of pancakes, you're sure to enjoy this lovely episode.

Andy returns to address the unsuccessful Coup D'Todd, punishments and finger wagging abounds. Dave and Andy go on to cover 2018's Oscar Front-runner A Star Is Born.  We introduce a new segment "The Director's Corner" and talk about fixing some of the issues of this film. Come along with us and ponder when will a true brunch movie win the Oscar for Best Picture?

Dave sans Andy explores the Hook universe with editor-in-chief, John / Jack. John moved to Japan just to record this podcast; it's truly amazing the dedication our editor has for Brunch Movies. We talk Hook, we talk annoying children, we cancel Spielberg (are we sure he's good?), and of course discuss brunch. Join us.

This special episode of Brunch Movies is brought to you by Todd and John / Jack. These traitors decided to take over the podcast, and like in the movie Death of Stalin, mischief is afoot. Without the powerful leadership of Andy and Dave, Todd and John expose how difficult it is to talk about brunch and movies for about 30 minutes!

The brunch boys are back to discuss Pleasantville, a 90's classic. Well, it's a classic in our hearts at least. We talk about hamfisted metaphors, ham-in-fist brunches, and we even get a little political. There are some michigan men in this movie, always a treat. Join us as we daftly handle this movie in the age of brunch.