It is time for a new irreverent look at other people’s work – the 10th installment of Dramatic-ish Readings.
One police man who is doing his best to beat his meow record. One man, unsure as to why he got pulled over.
Little does the suspect know, the cop is the leader of a giant criminal agency. Little does the cop know, the suspect is a wanted Rube Goldberg serial murderer.
Join us.. on the must gutteral version or – Dramatic-ish Readings.
Podcast Rob and Hatton love a bad movie.. maybe Hatton a little more than PCR. Specifically, the kinds of movies where there is so much fun being had by the people that made it or the premise is so knowingly dumb that it is hard to not enjoy yourself.
These are not those movies.
You see, we have talked about bad movies before, but not bad movies before… you follow? The sort of movies that you get up and almost leave the theater and ask for your money back bad. The type of movie you stop in the middle to go get yourself some Tums bad. Movies that derail careers.
These flicks aren’t the sorts of things that came out of the other side of bad and found love… they just got lost in bad and haven’t thought to ask for directions.
Episode 135: Actually Bad Movies
It’s rare that we have a show come to an End with such a momentous amount of force behind it. Arguably the most important television ending since Breaking Bad, the Iron Throne was finally decided.
Hatton has followed the show for years and PCR has been a watcher of the hype from afar… so what did we think as two entirely different viewpoints?
We talk the actual ending – the internet response – and a lot more on this, the 9th Episode of… The End: Game of Thrones
A group of people who have seemingly never met all gather together, invited by the mysterious Mr. Boddy.
What we find out from there is how much they do know about each other and what they hold over each other’s heads….
Unendingly quotable and beloved by everyone with good taste, this movie made form a boardgame should not have ever been as good as it ended up… but here we are.
So count your bullets (1+1+2+1…) and douse the flames on the side of your head, we’re giving you Something In Review #9: Clue.
Let us settle in once again for this, the 9th edition of Dramatic-ish Readings.
Five gentlemen all called in on a trumped up charge.. their lives forever changed by the mysterious Kaiser Soze.
Who is in the line-up? Well, for those of you familiar with this show, we’re sure you’ll be able to figure it out…. it reminds me of this time I was in a barbershop quartet back in Skokie, Illinois…
Much like Thanos, this review was inevitable.
First, this is a spoiler laden episode. From the Hulk turning purple to Captain America’s cousin Oliver coming in to save the whole of the universe – we pull no punches on the talk, so if you haven’t gotten to Endgame yet, sit this one out for now.
Beyond that, we’re doing what we do – and that’s jabber on endlessly about a movie that will change the way we think about movies – only insomuch as we have never ever seen something that took 20+ movies to make and 15 years to see to fruition. Love it or hate it – it is hard to not be impressed.
So join the Somethings for Episode 135 where we discuss at length Endgame – aka – Ant-Man’s Fantastic Voyage.
Well, join Podcast Rob and Hatton on Episode 134as they deep dive into the documentary Behind The Curve, available on Netflix, which discusses the possibility that this planet we all know and love (planet here meaning a celestial body moving in an elliptical orbit around a star.)
Please check out Livestream For The Cure on May 17th – 19th – great people with a great cause. We’ll be on Saturday, May 18th from 9:30pm-10pm, but we encourage you to check out all the great shows and segments streaming that weekend!
In the last month or two a documentary came out talking about one of the strangest theories of the last couple decades.. is it a sign that perhaps we were wrong about the make up of our universe or is it the inevitable problem of what happens when everybody finds a friend on the internet?
Well, join Podcast Rob and Hatton on Episode 134as they deep dive into the documentary Behind The Curve, available on Netflix, which discusses the possibility that this planet we all know and love (planet here meaning a celestial body moving in an elliptical orbit around a star.)
Two other notes – first, the end song of today’s show is “Turtles All The Way Down” by New Jersey legends A Halo Called Fred. You can find the whole song right here. And their YouTube Channel right here! Thanks for the assist, you crazy kids!
Also, please check out Livestream For The Cure on May 17th – 19th – great people with a great cause. We’ll be on Saturday, May 18th from 9:30pm-10pm, but we encourage you to check out all the great shows and segments streaming that weekend!
Ends come in lots of different ways – in this, Episode 8 – we stretch that jussst a smidge so that we can talk about the new trailer that dropped on Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker.
Is this the end of Star Wars? Is this the end of the Skywalker? If it is, then what the hell do you mean by ‘Rise’?
Find out our thoughts on these questions and more, as we dig deep into the 2 minutes we have found out about Rise of the Skywalker!
It’s Hatton’s Birthday Month, so we decided to talk about one of his favorite movies of all time.
What happens when a brilliant mad man opens up his chocolate factory for the first time in years? Oh, a bunch of kids get tortured… basic stuff. And please note, we’re talking about the 70’s Gene Wilder version because that is the only version.
Get ready for a little Pure Imagination… with Something In Review #8: Willy Wonka
And we now welcome you to the 8th episode of Dramatic-ish Readings.
Before the ring started its long sojourn, there was a party for an old Hobbit who had gone on great adventures
But what happens when a walkin talkin dog meets up with a butterfly-themed villain before the party really begins. It’s Frodo, Gandalf, Goofy, and the Monarch!
Gawrsh!
NOTE: Thank you to Royalty Free Music for our music.
