Team Gilmore

In this episode we are here for whatever Nathan Lane is talking about in No Pay, Nudity, are extremely put off by music (and kinda Shia LaBeouf) in Man Down, watch Mark Wahlberg in the role he was probably born to play in Patriots Day, and veer from the movie path as we spend some time with the Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.

• Get ready for Ice Cube’s take on Oliver Twist as Fagin. Even more interesting for Theater Nerds, it will be directed by Hamilton’s Thomas Kali!
• Should Josh Trank be allowed to direct another movie? We guess so. Good luck, Tom Hardy.
• This is where Gillian gets all her history news

• Everyone gets to play Zelda!
• Would anyone begrudge Viola Davis for winning Best Supporting Actress?
• Here’s George Clooney winning while losing

• Peter Berg is the director who likes to work with Mark Wahlberg
• If you need some Gilmore gabbing before the show comes back, then listen to the Gilmore Guys.

It’s Almost Krampus Kristmas

In this episode we find out who the real man of the house is when Daddy’s Home, give a big sigh as we try to Love the Coopers, laugh in the face of fear when we see Krampus and get ready for the insanity of The Night Before.

• Sorry Jaclyn. The Love Actually backlash is real and fierce.
• That basketball scene in Daddy’s Home actually made headlines when they shot it.
• Steve Martin actually does narrate the trailer for Love the Coopers. So, cool?
• The only Krampus Gillian believes in:

Bear episode — real or polar?

Hello all,

Sorry for the delay. We are still trying to get over watching the previous Nicolas Cage trailer. Sometimes you can only take so much.

In this episode we are charmed by Mark Ruffalo and his loving family in Infinitely Polar Bear, are frustrated by more medieval nonsense in Last Knights, laugh with and at Ted 2 and watch Kristen Wiig in all her quirkiness splendor in Welcome To Me.

 

 

 

No friggin strings attached

Aloha all,

In this episode get bummed out about Christmas (movies) with A Merry Friggin Christmas, watch Will Smith become criminal Hitch in Focus, see skinny Mark Whalburg take on John Goodman in The Gambler and see our favorite superheroes get scared by Disney songs and James Spader in Avengers: Age of Ultron.