Honey, We Made a Disney Podcast

We are back in the jungle as strong as we can be as we review George of the Jungle. Honestly, we are in awe that this movie was ever made. The one redeeming factor is that we have another gorilla suit performance to enjoy.

We go from zero to hero as we review Hercules, but can we go the distance? Ok, yes the music is great, but we take a look at all the other elements of this Disney Animated classic. Plus, we go down some random rabbit holes that only a greek myth could open up.

After reviewing “Jungle 2 Jungle,” JB and Eddie are regretting spending all that money on engagement rings when they could have just bought their wives a single pot. There are a lot of odd things about this movie, but we realize the ability of Tim Allen and Martin Short to comedically carry just about anything. We agree this movie falls into the TNT effect. 

Today’s episode is a real head scratcher as we review That Darn Cat. A remake of an early movie, that probably didn’t need to be remade. Also, we take some time to review the meaningful events of 1997 and our life milestones from that year. 

Hopefully, you won’t be seeing spots after listening to this review of the 1996 live-action version of 101 Dalmations. In a surprising twist, JB enjoys the animals more than Eddie this time. But fear not, if you were wondering if something happened to Eddie, he gives a rousing speech on the merits of Glenn Close’s acting.

On today’s episode, Eddie and J.B. take to the ice one last time to review D3: The Mighty Ducks. Plus, an update on the Scarlett Johansson battle with Disney, and the “test” they are running with Shang-Chi.

While we try to figure out our chat names on Snake Chat we review First Kid. Sinbad’s fast talking antics help us enjoy this typical 90s comedy, even though honestly it’s a forgettable film. Even IMDB had to embellish the description a bit to get you to read their page. 

Eddie and J.B. review the first season of the Disney+ Marvel series, Loki. They battle over if it was a good series or not, while also disagreeing over the value of Black Widow.

Let’s pour the wine and cut the cheese, as we review The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Plus Eddie and J.B. discuss the insane box office for Marvel’s Black Widow on Disney Premiere Access.

We climb into a big piece of fruit and float to New York City to make sure we aren’t eaten by a rhino like our parents as we review James and the Giant Peach. Plus all the new Disney+ content coming this month, including lots of sharks.

In this episode, we decide not to leave our hearts in San Fransisco as we review Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Fransisco. While Eddie can’t get over animals speaking telepathically to each other, JB is unsure why this movie was even made. However, we take a look at the new Pixar movie, LUCA.

In this episode, we fight off cabin fever to review Muppet Treasure Island. We give you fair warning, this review may include a celebration of Tim Curry’s genius. Also, we discuss what modern tales from Literature should the Muppet’s adapt next.

In this episode, we are writing our names in blood as we seal our friendship in a blood pact to review Tom and Huck. We go to the essence of why this story resonates with us, even if the movie doesn’t capture the book perfectly. Eddie may go on some rabbit trails with useless facts, but J.B. is faithful to bring him back to the movie at hand. 

On a special episode, the ducks fly again as we review “Might Ducks: Game Changers”.

In this week’s episode we are going to paint ourselves green to review The Big Green, but let’s be honest we are mostly going to talk about the new Disney movie, Cruella. We promise to be spoiler-free on a new movie, but we may just spoil your desire to see a 1995 movie that no one is calling a classic. Join us as we try to figure out why some Disney sports movies work and others don’t...

We go to infinity and beyond in this episode’s review of Toy Story. Eddie and JB explore the historical significance of the first computer-animated film and the trajectory it set Pixar on seen today. Join us as we dive deep into our love of this classic.

On today’s episode we choose combat Rock as we review A Kid in King Arthur’s Court.

On today’s episode we are airlifting our sizable review of Operation Dumbo Drop

On this episode you’ll find us just around the river bend singing with all the voices of the mountain as we review Pocahontas. We navigate the rivers of misrepresenting history and culture the best we can. Overall, we share our favorite bits of this otherwise shipwreck of a story.

On today’s episode we take a break from our normal walk thru of our childhood Disney Movies and review the newly completed Disney+ Miniseries “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” or as it’s really called… we’ll get to that in the episode. Join us as we go thru each of the characters and their journey on the show. Spoilers ahead, so go watch the show first.

We have a point of order on this episode as we review Man of the House. This film plays off of some very insensitive cultural representations, but at the end of the day just doesn’t know what kind of movie it wants to be. Overall, it’s still fun to revisit the 90’s, so join us.

Pick out your stops on the map and have your favorite road trip songs ready to go, because we are reviewing A Goofy Movie. This cult classic for Millennials makes us look back fondly on The Disney Channel and Goof Troop. Join us as we examine the fun and fascinating subjects this movie brings up.

Today we are ring-tailed roarers, drawin’ faster, shootin’ straighter, and drinkn’ longer than any men alive as we ride cyclones and wrassle Disney’s Tall Tale. There’s a bit of a thrown down between Eddie and JB about the greatness of westerns and asylum films with their respective place in film history. Fear not, their friendship wins out in the end as they use the lands...

There are so many myths about the abdominal muscles and today we put those to rest in our review of Heavy Weights. This classic 90’s one-liner movie introduces us to our new friend and counselor Lars. We recall all our favorite lines and moments, but also give you an honest look.

Today we read the fine print on all the old business cards we have to make sure we haven’t been roped into anything as we review The Santa Clause. Yes, we know it’s weird to review a Christmas movie in the middle of the year, but that is our dedication to walking through all the Disney movies of our childhood year by year.