Two cousins. Too many opinions. Just enough popcorn.
Tony and Nick break down movies the way you argue about them in group chats — passionately, imperfectly, and with zero filter.
From cult classics to cinematic catastrophes, no film is safe.
Expect deep-ish thoughts, bold takes, and the occasional “wait, what just happened?”
See No Evil, Hear Movie Review: How Pryor & Wilder Made It Work
In this episode, we dive into See No Evil, Hear No Evil — a chaotic buddy comedy where Richard Pryor plays a blind man, Gene Wilder plays a deaf man, and somehow… they get framed for murder.
It’s a premise that sounds like a setup for disaster, but these two legends pull it off with pure timing, chemistry, and unfiltered energy. We break down the wild logic, the best one-liners, and whether this movie holds up or just gets a nostalgia pass.
Expect roasts, rabbit holes, and respect for two icons doing the absolute most with the absolute least
1 May 2024
Brainwaves and Heartstrings: A Deep Dive into 'Poor Things
In this electrifying episode of "From My Mom's Garage," we're diving headfirst into the twisted world of "Poor Things." Join your hosts as we unravel the enigmatic plot and dissect the moral conundrums of Victorian London's most controversial romance.
From the questionable ethics of Dr. Godwin Baxter's experiments to Bella's journey from innocence to empowerment, we explore every twist and turn with wit and wisdom. Expect lively debate, clever insights, and maybe even a few laughs as we navigate the murky waters of love, science, and societal norms.
So tune in, turn up the volume, and join us in "Brainwaves and Heartstrings" as we unravel the tangled web of intrigue that is "Poor Things."
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25 Apr 2024
All You Need is Jack: Yesterday's Rhapsody
Step into the alternate reality of "Yesterday" with our latest podcast episode! Join us as we dive deep into the enchanting world of Jack Malik, the struggling singer-songwriter who finds himself in a world where the Beatles never existed. In this episode we dissect the plot, themes, and characters of this captivating musical fantasy film.
From discussing Jack's moral dilemma of passing off the Beatles' music as his own to unraveling the central theme of love versus fame, we leave no stone unturned in our exploration of "Yesterday." Tune in as we analyze the power of music to transcend time and shape cultural identity, and how the film challenges our perceptions of authenticity, integrity, and success in the modern entertainment industry.
Whether you're a die-hard Beatles fan or simply intrigued by the concept of alternate realities, this episode promises engaging discussions, insightful analysis, and plenty of punny references to the Fab Four's iconic songs. So grab your headphones, hit play, and let's journey together through the melodies of "Yesterday"!
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