Matt Spencer
Does It Hold Up?
Do you ever watch a movie from your childhood & wonder: "Why did I love this so much when I was a kid?" or "Why didn't I notice THAT when I was a kid?" or "WTF did I just watch??" These are the questions that intrepid podcast hosts & brothers Jeff & Matt dive into every week, as they attempt to make sense of their youthful cinematic obsessions, investigate the changing cultural landscape, and hopefully not completely ruin their childhoods in the process. Welcome to Does it Hold Up?
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Matt Spencer
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Último episódio
13 de jan de 2025
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Episódios
Episode 6: Independence Day (1996) 31.07.2023 1:03:30
Today, we celebrate giant spaceships, giant-er explosions, even giant-er plotholes, the most powerful speech in cinematic history, the man who used to be Will Smith, and... one sexy, sexy Jeff Goldblum. It's Independence Day.
Episode 5: Girls Just Want to Have Fun (1985) 24.07.2023 46:19
These two men will be the judge of that, thank you.
Episode 4: Houseguest (1995) 17.07.2023 48:06
Identity swapping + illegal dentistry x (Sinbad + Phil Hartman) = Houseguest, brought to you by McDonald's.
Episode 3: Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993) 10.07.2023 44:20
Jason Scott Lee glistens & kicks all kinds of ass in what may be the most subtle, historically accurate biopic (or bi-opic) ever made. Or maybe it’s Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story.
Episode 2: Innerspace (1987) 02.07.2023 44:56
Leave your brain at the door and inject yourself into Martin Short's ass. It's Innerspace.
Episode 1: Labyrinth (1986) 28.05.2023 43:41
Creepy puppets, child abuse (?), and... David Bowie. It's Labyrinth.
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