Weekly film chat with reviews, discussion of the latest film news and the occasional bickering of a married couple as their friend listens somewhat nervously.
On this week's show, we get ranty about Netflix haters (again) and then talk some Alex Garland's Annihilation. After this, we talk Brian Taylor's Mom & Dad and discuss what we watched including Baby Driver, The Peanuts Movie... and Chips.
On this week's show we have a surprise triple review of sorts as we take on the unsexy spy thriller Red Sparrow, the Will Ferrell comedy flop The House and the Rachel McAdams comedy hit Game Night. Also, What We Watched and our final word on the Oscar season.
On this week's show, we have a triple banger for you with reviews of Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird, Duncan Jones' Mute AND Craig Gillespie's I Tonya. We also report live from Snowmageddon 2018 and talk about Asda for some reason.
Coming up on this week's show, a triple banger of reviews as we take a look at The Shape of Water, Fifty Shades Freed AND FINALLY our retro review looking at PTA's late 90's classic Magnolia. All this, trailers and a journey into Ian's formative youth await...
On this week's show, Noel Mellor joins us once again to discuss the film everyone loves, apart from 2 of the people on this podcast, Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, as well as some trailers and a brief bit of What We Watched. The Black Panther review is long, full of spoilers and in our opinion a damn good conversation.
On this week's show, hear utter surprise and joy as we review Roman J. Isreal Esq, the Best Actor nominated film no one has seen, as well as The Cloverfield Paradox and Phantom Thread. We also go through the SuperBowl trailers and a good chunk of What We Watched. Its a packed one this week.
On this week's show, an epic tangent about a certain distributor's horrific brand identity gives way to a review of Steven Spielberg's Oscar nom'd The Post, we detail our top 5 most anticipated films of 2018 and there's plenty of What We Watched.
Its Oscar nominations time as Marc & Ian give initial thoughts as to the running. There's also a review of Liam Neeson being grizzly on public transport thriller The Commuter and a big chunk of What We Watched also.
It is time for more Playing It Forward as Marc, Noel and Ian look at 3 very different films. Starting with one of the hot action films of last year The Villainess, moving onto Richard Pryor's 80's comedy Moving and finishing up with the Australian indie Wish You Were Here. Opinions are positive and vibes are high.
OK folks, it's a long one. Year-end wrap up time as Marc and Ian take you on a journey through what turned out to be a pretty great year for Film. As it always is if you pay attention... We've got our top ten's, bottom ten's, top 5 surprises and disappointments, listener lists AND a full review of Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Grab a drink, get strapped in and embrace the DAAM.
We are back with the first proper show of the year as Marc & Ian bring you a triple review show looking at Molly's Game, All The Money In The World and Hostiles along with a good chunky slice of What We Watched.
In what is perhaps our shortest show ever, listen to a man suffering extreme man-flu and a man desperate to eat race through 3 main reviews for you lovely people. We've got Jumanji, we've got Bright, we've got The Greatest Showman. And one of them gets a "Geostorm"...
Apologies for the delay folks. I'll be honest, Patreon support matters more than either as neither Marc nor I have a working laptop at the moment and holy fuck is being restricted to a desktop, which my wife uses for business use full time, is not helpful! And also, if you were a Patron, you'd have had this 5 days earlier!! Anyway! Steve Nixon joins us for our annual Star Wars chat as we go deep on The Last Jedi, a film which you literally cannot escape unless you don't live in this timeline (he...
No, its not Star Wars. That'll be early next week. For now, you've got Marc and Ian disagreeing slightly on The Disaster Artist and Ian in a particularly ranty mood.
On this week's special instalment, Noel, Marc & Ian again play it forward with an interesting variety of titles, we look at Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven, Guy Ritchie's The Man From UNCLE and Richard Marquand's Jagged Edge.
On this week's episode, a late postponement for Playing It Forward results in one of our most chilled out shows in a while as we just talk tangents and a good chunk of What We Watched.
On this week's delayed instalment, stomach bug in the Loring household entirely to blame, we are joined by Noel to discuss Justice League as Marc and Ian consider Noel's sanity before asking the age-old question, is Jim Carrey just a plain old dickhead with a look at Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. Also, a rant about loot boxes and the continuing sexual deviance of Hollywood is yet again discussed.
Hey guys, it's a long one this week. Only one main review with a look at Joseph Kosinski's real-life firefighter drama Only The Brave but there's A LOT of What We Watched, Trailer Talk and our beloved tangents. On Patreon.com/dudeandamonkey you can also now get extended versions of the show with our pre and post show talk also included, about 15 minutes extra this week. $3 a month gets you all the Patreon content and helps support the upkeep of the show.
Um... 90 minutes, most of them drunk, while Marc, Noel and for part of the show Becky, covering Mindhunter, Brett Ratner and A Bad Moms Christmas in an entertaining, rambling piece of madness.
Its a horror show released the day after Halloween. Oops. We've got reviews of the franchise restarting Jigsaw and franchise continuing Creep 2 and a bumper crop of What We Watched including Call Me By Your Name, Why Him and the Psycho documentary 78/52.
It's a packed show this week as we bring you FOUR reviews as Noel Mellor joins us once again to talk about Thor: Ragnarok and Netflix's Wheelman and Geostorm and Brawl In Cell Block 99 are also tackled. Oh and the My Little Pony movie too... kinda.
On this week's thrilling instalment, Marc & Ian get their Netflix on with reviews of both McG's The Babysitter AND Noah Baumbach's The Meyerowitz Stories (New & Selected). They also discuss the rather odd misfire that is Tomas Alfredson's The Snowman. There's also some Trailer Talk and a smaller than usual chunk of What We Watched. ENJOY!
On this week's belated show we are joined by the always fun Becky Foster who disagrees with her husband often on a great many things during the course of the running. We talk Blade Runner 2049, Gerald's Game, the new Last Jedi trailer and a little chunk of What We Watched. Support us on Patreon for extra content at the low low price of $3 a month! Many extra shows over the course of the month including a Commentary picked up Patrons! patreon.com/dudeandamonkey
On this brand new edition of Playing It Forward, we discuss Meryl Streep's Anna Wintour impression in The Devil Wears Prada, how David Lynch and Mark Frost OBVIOUSLY love Being There and how much Jeff Bridges wants to fuck an animal in The Last Unicorn. Oh and for some reason we also talk about the SNES Mini.
On this week's show we are once again joined by a cough-filled Noel Mellor for a look at the film everyone seems to love to hate lately, Kingsman: The Golden Circle. We also talk trailers, What We Watched and the breathtaking majesty that is the Apple TV 4K.
On this week's show, Marc & Ian debate the relative merits of mother! and basically agree despite giving different ratings. There's also trailer talk, a brief tangent about the financial markets, which genuinely should not be considered financial advice, and some What We Watched where Ian talks about a lovely shirt.
It's episode 4 of DaaM-U-Football and Marc answers questions and chats shit about the beautiful game for an hour. Enjoy!
On this week's episode, Marc & Ian are very pleased to be joined by Becky Foster to talk about the difference between trains and orgies with a review of the new big-screen It. Also, Taylor Sheridan's directorial debut Wind River gets discussed along with trailers, some What We Watched and a bit of discussion around Ian's new obession the Apple TV 4K.
On this week's show, Marc & Ian discuss some complicated feelings about the end of Twin Peaks: The Return, have fun with American Made and talk about Welcome To Mooseport more than their other "main" review, the Netflix Original Little Evil. Trailers are also discussed as well as some What We Watched. Which includes Welcome To Mooseport...
On this week's show Marc & Ian do a double review taking on Steven Soderbergh's first film since he came out of fake retirement, Logan Lucky, and Adam Wingard's already controversial remake of Death Note. A large tangent involving Apple TV, some brief What We Watched, oh and also a look at one of the single best moments of TV ever in this week's Twin Peaks catch-up. It's a busy show!!
