Good Day for a Movie Podcast

The boys try to get philosophical on this one. Jacob went artsy this week with his next pick by choosing a 2011 movie from Terrence Malick. While this film happened to make an impression on the movie critics of the world, it really left the boys stranded on an island filled with questions including: What's happening? Why are there dinosaurs? Why are they all whispering? Did I accidentally start Bl...

In the latest guest special, we invite Sage's old college roommate on, a man who has actual elevated taste in movies unlike your hosts, Connor! Before we get to his pick we talk Connor's movie background, how he first met Sage and even some physical media discussion. We then talk about Connor's pick, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night. We discuss the cinematography, the subtlety in acting performanc...

The Power Two are back, it's just Sage and Jacob this episode (with a couple of minutes of Tate). We review 2000's Chocolat starring Juliette Binoche (Julia Roberts lookin ass), Johnny Depp, Judi Dench, and Alfred Molina. Jacob has an issue with the portrayal of Catholics, Sage was a big fan of the chocolate food porn, we talk about the plot, grandmas, and more! This movie was directed by Lasse Ha...

We are not alone. In this episode, Tate, Sage, and Jacob travel to the great state of Wyoming to review Steven Spielberg's 1977 classic, Close Encounters of the Third Kind starring Richard Dreyfuss. Sage was not a fan but Jacob was and Tate falls somewhere in the middle. We talk about the tones, Tate may or may not have ruined the climax of the movie for Jacob, some Wyoming talk, and a couple of m...

Sage is back from fighting the Ruskies and is in full form. In last week's episode, Paddington 2 was mentioned not just in Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, but in our review as well. This week, Tate, Sage, and Jacob sit down to watch the family movie classic, Paddington 2. There are tears, many laughs, tangents, and more! This movie was directed by Paul King. GD4AM: 85/100 IMDb: 7.8/10 Metacri...

We once again welcome Michael Nipp from The Deucecast Movie Show onto the show to review the newest Nicolas Cage movie. Before getting into the review, we talk about Cage's career, some of his personal life, and how many Nic Cage movies Michael has seen. We then breakdown this super-meta movie, what some of the jokes refer to, how the movie theater-going experience was, and a few tangents along th...

We travel back to old Scotland to review a movie about a Scottish leader trying to defend his honor and people, no, not William Wallace, but Robert Roy MacGregor. We invite Nate on, and he picks a movie from the year in which all three reviewers were born, 1995, Rob Roy, starring Liam Neeson, Tim Roth, and John Hurt.  This movie was directed by Michael Caton-Jones. GD4AM: 71/100 IMDb: 6.9/10...

It was teased a few months ago, the thought that we would bring mini-podcasts to this feed, usually recorded individually, and hopefully kept to a shorter amount of time. Jacob watched a classic "TV cart" movie, The Truman Show starring Jim Carrey, Ed Harris, and Laura Linney. This isn't your typical review though, Jacob spends very little time on any of the technical aspects of the movie, instead...

Hopefully, you have eaten before listening to this episode because we talk about a lot of food, naturally so because Sage picked the cooking movie, Burnt starring Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller. We kick things off with internet problems once again as Sage has to call into the podcast, we then talk about what actually constitutes a good meal or a fine dining experience, followed up by finally rev...

Back in August of 2021, we reviewed Shaolin Soccer. Jacob wondered if that movie was a parody of sports movies, Tate and Sage responded with confusion, stating that it obviously wasn't. Jacob decided that it was finally time to pick a parody movie and he went with one of his favorites, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story starring John C. Reilly, Jenna Fischer, Time Meadows, and Kristen Wiig. Opinions w...

In this analogy-filled episode, Tate picks 2014's Whiplash starring J.K. Simmons, Miles Teller, and Melissa Benoist. We break down the characters, Tate and Jacob get into another argument as to whether people like Terence Fletcher actually exist in the world of coaching and mentoring, Sage has to call in because his internet must be mad at him from what we said about HAL on the last episode, and m...

The time has finally come. Sage has picked the Stanley Kubrick classic, 2001: A Space Odyssey. Want to listen to three morons try to talk about different dimensions? Well, we spend a fair amount of time doing that. Jacob starts off the review by talking about the different ways this movie influenced George Lucas and the creation of Star Wars, we talk classical music, waltzes, Nietzsche, monkeys, a...

We are back to your regular scheduled programming with all three hosts in attendance. Before we get into Jacob's pick, we talk about Attack on Titan and the March Madness tournament. We then get into Jacob's pick, 1976's The Shootist starring John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Lauren Bacall, and Ron Howard. We talk about how this movie could have been better, acting performances, and Jacob and Sage are a...

In our first 2022 special, we take a look at the newest superhero movie, The Batman and we can't do this alone, so we bring back our superhero expert, Kayle, to help us break everything down. Tate was not able to see the movie in time so he is not on this episode. We talk about the main characters, Sage is in love with either Robert Pattinson or Zoe Kravitz (you'll have to listen to find out which...

Oscars season is upon us! In this episode, we once again welcome The Deucecast Movie Show's Michael Nipp to help us break down and predict who will win every single Oscar category. Like last year, we are one regular host down, but this time it's not Sage, unfortunately, Tate got called into work so was not able to join us, but he texted Sage all of his thoughts, so what you're really getting is Ta...

We start this guest episode off by briefly recapping Jacob's weekend in Austin with Tate, and get to know our special guest Kayle a little better, both as a movie person and as a soccer fan. He then picks The Woman in the Window but that is quickly shot down, but luckily, Kayle brought a backup, Nocturnal Animals, starring Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Shannon, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson. When...

Tate picks a movie that puts us all out of our comfort zone a little bit, 2021's Red Rocket, starring Simon Rex. One person hated it, one thought it was average, and one thought it was quite good. Who was who? Pretty easy to guess but you'll have to listen to find out for sure! This movie was directed by Sean Baker. GD4AM: 68/100 IMDb: 7.2/10 Metacritic: 75/100 RT: 88% Mikey Saber is a washed-up p...

50 of our picks down! For the 50th picked movie, Sage decides to delve into Wes Anderson's oeuvre, and we review 2007's The Darjeeling Limited, a title that is hard to spell but even harder to pronounce. This movie stars Jason Schwartzman, Adrien Brody, and Owen Wilson. We talk a bit about what Wes Anderson movies we have all seen, our general thoughts on the director, the movie itself, and where...

It has been said before, but this episode was largely off the rails, at least in the beginning and at the end, in the middle, we did actually talk about this....movie? Yeah, it's a movie. Even though IMDb says it's a series but Netflix plays it consecutively so it's a movie. It is Jacob's pick and the graphic designer and a friend of the podcast gave Jacob this week's pick and boy oh boy, we did n...

On this guest special, the guys invite the winner of our contest and now a friend of the show, Aussie Nate! We run through a few questions about Australia and a quick movie questionnaire then get into this week's pick. Two Hands. This is a movie fully produced, shot, and everything in Australia starring Heath Ledger and Rose Byrne. This movie was directed by Gregor Jordan. GD4AM: 87/100 IMDb: 7.1/...

Tate decided that we have been watching too many known to be good movies. He takes a risk this episode and pick's 2011's Melancholia starring Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Alexander Skarsgard, and Kiefer Sutherland. This movie ends up being very polarizing, this time with Tate alone on an island, fighting off Jacob, but mainly Sage for the majority of the episode. This movie was directed by...

There's a whole lot going on in this episode, Jacob may or may not have been "tuned up" after going to Dueling Pianos, Tate gives a rundown on how his January is going, and Sage picks 1968's Once Upon a Time in the West starring Henry Fonda, Charles Bronson, and Claudia Cardinale. We break down the whole movie from the best scenes, characters, the fantastic score composed by Ennio Morricone, and m...

We attempt to record our first live and in-person podcast for the first time in a long time. Unfortunately, it did not work out well but we did get a prereview in as well as watch the movie together. We were also joined by Kaden for the first part and got a score from him. On to the pick. Jacob has been trying to convince Tate and Sage to watch Casablanca outside of the podcast since he watched it...

WE INTERRUPT YOUR NORMALLY SCHEDULED PROGRAMMING TO BRING YOU THIS 2021 REVIEW AND 2022 LOOKAHEAD In the first episode of 2022, the boys review every movie that we covered on the podcast since Chronicle, from Soul to A Clockwork Orange, to Legally Blonde, and Gremlins, we look at it all and change scores where scores needed to be changed.  We then close the episode out with a quick look ahead...

In our final regular-picked episode of 2021, Tate round the year off with a film starring Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson, 2003's Lost in Translation. For the first time in podcast history, we go live for the episode on YouTube so if you hear us referencing other people, that is why. We discuss psychology, how much of a romantic movie this is, and much more. This movie was directed by Sofia Cop...