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Movie Nights with Dad

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by Riley and Mark Tullis

43 episodes

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Welcome to our channel! Movie Nights with Dad is a show where I (Riley) make my dad (Mark) review movies with me on the internet. Dad has years of community theater experience in and around the St. Louis area, and has always had a passion for film history and classic Hollywood. His theater background and film knowledge show up each week when we dive into the acting, the (sometimes weird) history around each film, and our takes on each movie. Old, new, famous, forgotten: we'll watch it all. Come hang out with us! New episodes every Sunday at 5pm CT on YouTube and everywhere you listen.

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Recent Episodes

July 26, 2026

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968) Review | Summer From the Stage Finale | MNWD Ep. 43

The same man who created James Bond also gave the world a flying car for children. Ian Fleming wrote the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang novel, and Bond producer Cubby Broccoli brought it to the screen in 1968 with Dick Van Dyke, Roald Dahl on the screenplay, and the Sherman Brothers on the songs.This is the finale of our Summer From the Stage series, and it's the one film that breaks the pattern. Every other movie this summer started on stage. This one went novel to film to stage. Mark played Baron Bomburst on stage, so he's reviewing a role he performed himself.New episodes every Sunday at 5PM CT.

July 19, 2026

Auntie Mame (1958) Review | Rosalind Russell's Greatest Role | MNWD Ep. 42

Rosalind Russell doesn't play Auntie Mame so much as she detonates in every scene she's in. She originated the role on Broadway, then brought it to the screen in 1958, and the result is one of the great comic performances in classic Hollywood.This week we take on a film about a woman who's decided that living timidly is the only real failure. And Mark's got a personal way in — he played Beau on stage, so he's breaking down the role from the inside.New episodes every Sunday at 5PM CT.

July 12, 2026

Don't Drink the Water (1969) Review | The Worst Movie We've Covered? | MNWD Ep. 41

Every week we find something to love. This week we didn't.Don't Drink the Water (1969) stars Jackie Gleason as an American tourist trapped in an embassy behind the Iron Curtain, and it may be the roughest film we've sat through in 41 episodes. But Mark played Krojack in a stage production of this — and the play works. So what happened between the stage and the screen?New episodes every Sunday at 5PM CT.

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What is Movie Nights with Dad?: Welcome to our channel!

Movie Nights with Dad is a show where I (Riley) make my dad (Mark) review movies with me on the internet.

Dad has years of community theater experience in and around the St. Louis area, and has always had a passion for film history and classic Hollywood. His theater background and film knowledge show up each week when we dive into the acting, the (sometimes weird) history around each film, and our takes on each movie.

Old, new, famous, forgotten: we'll watch it all.

Come hang out with us!

New episodes every Sunday at 5pm CT on YouTube and everywhere you listen.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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