Drunk On Podcast

Part two of the season Finale Lord of The Rings Extravaganza is here. Tune in and listen to the continued conversation. 

For just a taste of next season, tune in and hear the line up. The boys have each picked nine movies, leaving two spots open for fan picks or random overnight successes. 

IT'S HERE!! The season finale that no one asked for! For this first part of two, the boys begin their deep dive into the American treasure that is "The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy." What were their favorite moments? Their least favorite? Who was the life of the party? We'll answer all these questions and more. Tune in to find out!

The great question. Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? After conducting a close examination and analysis, the boys discuss their findings. What defines a Christmas movie? At what point does the action outdo the Christmas? Why didn't they name Reginald VelJohnson's character in "Family Matters" Al? Tune in, come to the coast, have a few laughs, and have all these questions answered....

Today the boys make their way back to one of the years Oscars winners with Taika Waititi's "Jojo Rabbit."  This one had a lot of cognitive dissonance involved while watching. Am I feeling sympathy for nazi children? Can we even blame nazi children for anything? Is Taika Waititi's Hitler the best Hitler? Tune in to find answers to all these questions and more. 

One of the greatest movie monologues to exist. One of the most badass characters to be portrayed. The ending of an era in cinema. This week the boys take a good look at Ridley Scott's "Gladiator." An Oscar worthy performance by Russel Crowe and his foil Joaquin Phoenix. What made this movie truly memorable? Can you really call this an action film? Tune in and listen to what Tyler an...

This week the boys revisit an old friend of theirs, Bong Joon Ho. Released in 2003, “Memories of Murder,” follows a team of detectives in a small Korean province, as they hunt down a serial killer. This film is an early one for Bong Joon Ho, and it is very clear with this film that he was solidifying his own style as a director. Tyler and Kody go into depth about this and discuss their impressions...

This week the boys explore drugs, crime, and a strange sexual evolution of a young man in the slums Rio de Janeiro with “City Of God.” A Brazilian block buster release back in 2002, follows the life of two young men as they follow wildly different paths. How did this film perform globally? What makes this film so revered? What is with trying to get this young man laid? Tune in and find out.

Rocky Balboa isn't done yet. In fact, the Rocky films might be coming back...might be. Tyler and Kody sit down and talk about Ryan Coogler's addition to one of Americas most beloved movie Franchises. This one is good. Does it receive all the praise it should? Are they headed in the right direction? Tune and and find out. 

Take a moment to sit back, sip on your favorite beverage, and listen to Kody and Tylers take on the new season of Disney's "The Mandalorian." The boys talk about the hopes for this upcoming season, and any rumors floating around. What do you think will happen? What do you hope happens? Let us know, and tune in to find out the boys unsolicited opinion. 

Tune in and pay close attention to what the boys are discussing this week. Starring Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman, Tyler and Kody breakdown their thoughts on Christopher Nolan's "The Prestige."  Why is this film one their favorites, and how does it separate itself from others? Can this story be set in another time period, or did Nolan get it right? Take  a listen and find out. 

SHAKE AND BAKE! Tune in to listen to Tyler and Kody give their honest opinion on "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby" all these years later. What's it like to watch this box office hit after more than a decade has passed? Is this Will Ferrell's peak?  The boys ask all of these questions and more on the latest installment of Drunk On Cinema. 

This week the boys jump into that latest installment of the Star Wars franchise. Tyler and Kody don't have to dig very far to figure out their opinion on The Rise of Skywalker. 

Is Airplane! the greatest comedy of all time? Is there any one star responsible for it’s success? How do you take your coffee? Tyler and Kody ask all these questions as they sit back and reminisce on this comedy gold. 

For this one Tyler and Kody would just like to express how much they appreciate Ali Wong. The boys watched "Always Be My Maybe" written by Ali Wong and Randall Park, and directed by Nahnatchka Khan. Coming out of the viewing, the boys were charmed by the genuine romance and historical comedy. Already of fans of Ali Wong's stand up comedy, this film just put them head over heels. 

Strike First. Strike Hard. No Mercy. In the next selection of Nips, the boys sit down to ingest Cobra Kai. It's been a few years since either of them have seen The Karate Kid, so this was nice throw back. Bringing back a lot of the major characters from the 80's films, Cobra Kai was a nice surprise burst of entertainment. 

With football now officially back the boys saw it fitting to discuss a gem of a football movie. They travel back to the 90's and visit West Canaan Texas, the setting of Brian Robbin's," Varsity Blues." Starring Jame Van Der Beek, Jon Voight, and Paul Walker, Kody and Tyler discuss the impact of this film and how our view of concussions have changed since. 

2020 has been a horrible year, but in the end it brings some hope. We will finally see the l long awaited legend, that is the Dune remake. Denis Villeneuve has embarked on a long and difficult journey. At the end he will hopefully delivery to us what can be the greatest science fiction movie of all time. Tune in to hear Tyler and Kody's thoughts about the newly released trailer. 

In this episode Tyler and Kody analyze, discuss, and formulate all the reason why Disney’s 2020 remake Mulan was just not good. Was it the acting? Directing? Lack of singing animated dragons? Tune in and find out. 

Tyler and Kody take some time to discuss The Batman Trailer Starring Robert Pattinson. Is this The Batman we need? Or is this The Batman we deserve? Tune in and listen to the thoughts that no one asked for.

Welcome to the world of Toronto; where apparently if they are suddenly introduced to super powers and the laws of nature were replaced with video game physics, all they'd need is a good night sleep to get used to it. Yep, the boys are talking about "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World." Tyler and Kody breakdown another Edgar Wright masterpiece and geek all over his comedic timing genius. Ta...

What's the best thing about Boston? Is it the sport? Is it the public transportation? Or is it the people and the lovable accents that come with them? In this episode Tyler and Kody take a look at one of the best movies to come out of that dirty water. Starring Ben Affleck and Directed by Ben Affleck? How does Ben do both acting and Directing? Tune in and find out. 

With the new trailer dropping over the weekend Tyler and Kody take advantage to discuss "The Snyder Cut of Justice League." Is it necessary? Will it make the movie better? Do people really want this? Tune in to hear all about it. 

Today the boys take on a film that has been controversial with fandoms and industry folks like: Justice League. This DC film didn't have great success early on, only earning $94 million on it's opening weekend, falling $2 million short of the studios estimates. Critics and fans both harshly reviewed the film saying the Avengers rival was disappointing. The failure of the film might be he...

Tyler and Kody get a bit too real with their deep dive into Steven Soderberghs "Contagion." This 2011 film becomes more relevant with recent events, which is hard to miss in their analysis. The boys break down the realism, the acting, and the timeline of the film. Crack a beer and follow along with this eerie episode.