Brunch Movies

Just like the Oscar special last year, we are right on time with our special Christmas Episode featuring holiday classic Home Alone. Our wonderful editor got the episode done in time for St. Nick but marriage (Dave) and GAD (Andy) stood in the way of the upload. Apologies, and thanks for listening you filthy animals.

Dave and Andy are back to discuss a movie we actually liked in The Blues Brothers ! Be ready for a freewheeling discussion on brunch, the amazing music in the movie, maybe some politics. We're grown-ups after all.

Recorded in the aftermath of Dave's wedding, we bring on movie and theater lover Brendt to take his place. Safe to say that what he might lack in Dave's lovable charm he more than makes up for on cinema trivia and film expertise. Matinee is a movie you've likely never heard of, but is truly a worthy entry in the canon of brunch movies. Learn dark secrets about Andy's past on this journey down memory lane.

In the future, life is hell and everyone lives in an online video game. This future is the upcoming weekend at Andy's computer. But also this future is depicted in Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One. We hated this movie, but still had a lot of fun talking about it. Just because we don't like something doesn't mean its not brunchy, but in this case its also not brunchy. We have a lot of good gags and spoofs though so you should definitely listen! Second life clip from videogamedunkey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQkYBbM9YyM

Not one to relinquish my duties even when the brunch hour has come to a close, unbeknownst to David I captured the sounds and tastes that made up his wedding banquet and after party. I hope he doesn't get mad at me.

In the first episode of the new season, we take the Oscar bait (timely) and dig in to the sunny, sing-song world of La La Land. Is the beauty of the lead actors enough to earn our coveted brunch approval? Or are we left feeling like failed coked-out actors that have had to abandon our Hollywood dreams of having our movies and eating brunch too?

Long anticipated, long delayed, we finally wrap up season 1 of brunch movies. Join us as we revisit all the hits and misses as decided by you, our listeners. We go inside baseball with listener numbers, hear from old friends, and get a sneak peak at our sister podcast Sex, Politics and Religion. @sexpoliticsandreligion The Season One Wrap Up is the perfect amuse bouche to prepare you for Brunch Movies Season 2, coming before the end of september! Thanks to all the fans, and especially the haters and the losers.

Trains: derided by Elon Musk as the worst way on earth to travel; however, in the past rich white folks rode them for fun despite the risk of murder. Dave and Andy visit the re-visit of Agatha Christie's classic Murder on the Orient Express. Join us and detective Hercule Poirot as we review the brunch offerings in the dining car and solve the ultimate mystery "is this film brunchy?"

The boys are back with a tamer episode describing the utopia that is the Truman Show! Are we all truman? have you ever thought about that? What if a spotlight fell from the sky and then suddenly you found out that you were in a daytime reality show. We get deep here, folks. Maybe too deep.

We dig in to a hungry boy brunch of a film, the latest by master filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson. We talk about rich white people and try to guess what decade this film takes place. We debate whether coffee and cigarettes was a film at all. And if you are a Daniel Day Lewis fan you wont want to miss our pitch to bring him back for one last film.

The boys are back to discuss the oscars, just in time for the oscars which happened last week? Todd still hasn't replaced Dave as second host, but it's getting tight. Despite us going through this year's oscar nominees, both Andy and Dave think Crash is the best movie ever and probably deserved more oscars than the Hobbit.

Your boys are back with their dear friend Matt (who will never go on another Podcast because he loves us exclusively). We discuss 9/11 and mandy patinkon's role, torture, bill simmons, and brunch! Join us on this special day. Listen with your mom!

Its time to talk High Fidelity, a movie that isn't as good as we thought it was in high school. But we still like Jack Black! He's the best. Thanks to our new editor Jon!

The boys are back with a friend to discuss a movie. That movie is the jerk. The boys feel like jerks cause it takes them so long to edit podcasts, but that's showbiz baby. Todd was on the cast, here's an ep of toddtalks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX5-VmiUOCM Check out our twitter at @brunchmovies

Ur boys are back with another ep! We've danced our way through a few eps, but this is the first musical. This may be the most rapey of movies we've discussed, so look forward to that.

Syrup filled friends Dave and Andy discuss the Adam Sandler Classic The Wedding Singer. DId The Wedding SInger sing in enough weddings to deserve that title? Is Drew Barrymore hot? Can Adam Sandler really hit those notes? Find out with your boys.

Episode 11 The Martian by Brunch Movies

Can you see the theme here? Part two of our double episode, a far worse version of The Parent Trap: Mary Kate and Ashley's It Takes Two. We have an amazing guest this episode, and she offers a female perspective that the cast has been missing. We talk about whether twins must share the same mama vagina and whether this movie implies that the Olsen's are clones. Find out if we could stomach this "film." This cast is a long one, so pour yourself a glass of brunch sit back and enjoy.

We kick off this double-trouble podcast pair with Lindsay Lohan's The Parent Trap. We talk pre and post cans Lindsay, Dennis Quaid's charming smile, and the white privilege of 90s Disney movies. Find out if the twins make out and whether this film is up to the brunch standard!

Dave and Andy talk about the 1995 masterpiece Clueless. We go deep on which members of the cast is still alive, whether you're a scrubs or an ER guy and how to stay fit while packing away brunch after brunch. Whatever!