In Episode 125 of The Hodgepodge Podcast, Doug and Dirty A FINALLY get to discuss Kubo and the Two Strings. The film is now available on BluRay, so why are you sitting around listening to this podcast instead of watching this movie? Also, the boys discuss the recent trailers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, The Mummy, and Kong: Skull Island. Continue reading
Rules Don’t Apply represents the first directorial effort from Warren Beatty in eighteen years. Is it a return to glory for him or should he have left well enough alone? Continue reading
In Episode 124 of The Hodgepodge Podcast, Doug and Dirty A discuss Disney’s latest world-conquering film, Moana. Then they try to figure out why the Rules Don’t Apply to Warren Beatty before having a hilarious discussion about the weirdest film they’ve seen this year, Neon Demon. It’s all capped off with an EARLY REVIEW of The Space Between Us. Continue reading
Back from the Thanksgiving holiday, Doug and Dirty A recorded two episodes back-to-back! In the first, the boys review and discuss the films Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Hacksaw Ridge, and Loving. Continue reading
Allied, the new World War II spy story from Director Robert Zemeckis, seems to have gotten more attention from the tabloids than from film journalists. Does the film overcome the salacious rumors attached to it or is it just a bad film that needs any press it can get? Continue reading
Media juggernaut Disney continues its dominance of the movie landscape with Moana. Does the film capture the Disney magic or does it just roll out with the tide? Continue reading
After years of hints and promises, Bad Santa 2 has finally arrived in theaters. Is it a great dark comedy like the original or should the filmmakers have just left well enough alone? Continue reading
From Writer-Director Ben Younger comes Bleed for This, the true story of boxer Vinny Pazienza, who fought to box again after a horrific car accident left him nearly paralyzed. Does the film give audiences anything new or is it just the same tired boxing movie tropes? Continue reading
A new saga in the Wizarding World begins as Screenwriter J.K. Rowling and Director David Yates bring audiences Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Does the film recapture the magic of the Harry Potter series or will it make you long for Harry, Ron, and Hermione? Continue reading
From Writer-Director Kelly Fremon Craig comes The Edge of Seventeen, a coming of age dramedy that hedges more on the racier side of things. Does that help the film stand out from other coming of age films or does it fade into the background? Continue reading
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