Does A Decade Matter?

Welcome back after our unplanned hiatus. Give this week's episode, Young Guns II a listen!

Welcome back to DADM, fans. This week we watched Empire Records, for a belated Rex Manning day. We talked about sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll.

Welcome back, listeners! This week we watched 1995's Just Cause, starring Sean Connery, Blair Underwood, and Lawrence Fishburne. Edgar told a story about Dungeon and Dragons, with regard to character moral alignments; racism in the South; and Vitamin C, the singer. 

Hello again, friends! This week we watched 1998's quasi-Bowie biopic Velvet Goldmine! We talked about Ewan McGregor, sexuality and representation in the 1970s, and the limits of monogamous heteronormative opinions with this one. There were a couple strange technical glitches during recording that we're still investigating the origins of, so please be patient.

Welcome back, listeners! This week we were joined by semi-frequent guest Maggie, and her roommate Jess, for 1989's The Abyss. We talked about James Cameron movies, divorce in cinema, director's cuts, and a lot more. Hope you enjoy. 

This week we saw The Warriors, from 1979. We talked about road movies, Carmen Sandiego, and iconic lines. Enjoy!

Welcome back, fans! We watched 1988's Major League this week, just in time for spring training. We talked about sports comedies, the Twins, and racist team names. We also talk about going to a local baseball game, at some point in the year.

Hello again, friends! This week we watched Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. There's not much to say about this one, so please listen and enjoy!

Welcome back, friends! This week we watched the 1989 Spike Lee Joint "Do The Right Thing". We oped with discussion of girl scout cookies, and then things get Real. Give this a listen, and feel free to give us some feedback on either iTunes or at dadmpod@gmail.com   Thanks!

Welcome back, friends! This week we watched 2004's The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. We talked about Matthew Gray Gruber, Hollywood siblings, and quite a bit about Bill Murray.

Welcome back, listeners! This week we sat mouths agape at 1995's Kiss of Death. There's not much to say about this one before you listen. We both highly encourage you to watch it on Netflix before listening. If you like the podcast, please think about giving us a rate/review on the iTunes. Thanks!

Welcome to another DADM Wednesday. This week we sat through and, to be honest, mostly ignored Ghostbusters II. We talked about sequels and reboots, Heather's aversion to E.T., and sexism.

Welcome back, listeners! This week we saw The Illusionist, starring Paul Giamatti, Edward Norton and Jessica Biel. We talked about "John Goodman Syndrome", Edward Norton movies, and this film's sometimes unfair comparisons to The Prestige; episode 3x02.

Welcome back to 2006 again, friends. This week we watched the third X-Men movie. We talked about the series as a whole- past and present, leadership positions, and mutation as an analogy for different Rights Movements.

Welcome back, listeners. This week we watched 2006's The Prestige. We talked about how this movie is basically Batman vs. Wolverine, capable filmmakers with slow revealing movies, and briefly mention David Bowie as Nikola Tesla because we recorded this before his death was announced.

Welcome back! Sorry about the delay, we cover that in the podcast. This week's episode opens 2016 with Superman Returns. We start with apologizing for being sick for 2 weeks, there's a lot of coughing, Edgar points out the faults of Lois Lane, and we talk about the general flaws of superhero movies. We hope you enjoy!

Hello again, listeners. This week we were joined by returning guest Matt Allex of the Apropos of Nothing podcast to watch Gremlins. We talked about a lot of things, most of them even related to the film. It's kinda hard to take concise notes on an 84 minute recording. Sorry.   We also joined Matt and his cohosts for their podcast this week, so go check it out.

Happy Christmas time everyone! This week we watched one of Edgar's favorite movies, Brazil. We talked about Terry Gilliam movies, the trouble making this one, Doctor Who and Edgar tells a story about his dad. Enjoy!

At nearly two years in the making, we've finally hit episode 100. Welcome back, listeners, this week we watched 1997's L.A. Confidential. We talked about Christmas movies, 'Die Hard' as noir, Firefly and D&D, plot-relevant nudity, and 'The Fade Out'. We hope you enjoy!

Hulk smash. We watched Ang Lee's Hulk movie from 2003, and talked about editing techniques, "sexually transmitted mutations", and non-superhero comic book movies.