We Talk About Movies

We are joined by our favorite guest host, my niece Aaliyah to talk about Captain Marvel. Captain Marvel was interesting in that both Ruth and I liked it better after watching it multiple times. 

We are trying to catch up on all the Marvel movies we've missed, so we are starting with Ant Man and The Wasp. Intro music by www.josephmcdade.com

About Time is a movie from 2013, currently on Netflix, and we really enjoyed it. Also, this is our first podcast in about 2 years. We give an update on our life, which is actually pretty relevant to the themes in this movie. Intro / Outro music is from https://josephmcdade.com/music

Kevin and Ruth are joined by two guests, Tate and Kelsey. We talk about Tate's favorite movie ever, The Fifth Element.

Kevin and Ruth talk about the blockbuster movie Black Panther. We saw it twice in theaters which is downright crazy.

Kevin and Ruth talk about Get Out.

Kevin and Ruth are back! They talk about The Big Sick which is streaming free on Amazon Prime right now.

We enjoyed Justice League but Ruth is a little upset that Wonder Woman wasn't as strong as she expected. We liked the new characters and are excited for the future of the DCEU.

If you are looking for a great Thanksgiving movie, then keep looking because both Planes, Trains, and Automobiles and Home For the Holidays are bad. Listen to why we think Hollywood needs to come up with a new Thanksgiving movie to replace these stinkers.

Thor Ragnarok was a fine movie but didn't live up to the hype. Kevin and Ruth talk about their date night and major problems with the latest Thor movie.

This is a bonus episode where we go back and talk about all the movies we've reviewed so far in 2 minutes or less. Hope you enjoy this format.

Do you want to hear a lot of personal stories about Kevin and Ruth and a little talk about the movie Why Him sprinkled in? If so, then this is the podcast for you. This is a rated R movie so please be aware that some adult themes will be referenced in this podcast. Follow us on twitter @WeTalkAboutMovi

Ruth and I are back in the podcast chairs with our review of all three Captain America movies. You will be shocked at how we rate these three movies. We are also joined by our 2 month old baby Grant who is surprisingly quiet throughout the episode. We hope you enjoy the show and can't wait to starting publishing more episodes again.

We talk about the Power Rangers movie, which is a great movie for kids around 12 years old, but not so great for adults. Especially adults who are not really Power Rangers fans. Have a listen as we are joined by my niece Aaliyah and get a 12 year old girl's opinion on the movie.

Spider-Man: Homecoming is a super fun movie. It's so good my 12 year old niece Aaliyah gives it an 11/10. Ruth generally agrees it's a great movie, giving it an 8/10. However, I feel like there are a few major issues with this movie that prevent it from being a great movie. Even though Spider-Man is my favorite superhero of all time and Tom Holland plays him better than the other actors before him, this movie frustrates me immensely. Have a listen to find out why.

This is one of the best dramatizations of a real story we've seen in a long time. The movie is very historically accurate and tells a fascinating story of a man in his 50s that started a restaurant empire when most people his age are looking to just make it to retirement. The acting is great, the story is interesting, and the only thing that would make the story better is if you could change history and make the ending work a little better for the McDonald's brothers. Great movie! Here is the article where you can fact check the movie: http://www.historyvshollywood.com/reelfaces/founder/ * Tell us what you think on our website: http://wetalkaboutmovies.com/the-founder-episode-15 * Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wetalkaboutmovies * Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/wetalkaboutmovi

Kevin and Ruth don't see eye-to-eye on the John Wick movies, so we brought in a little help to break the tie. Mikey and Genevieve from the Big Screen Breakdown podcast join us to talk about both John Wick movies. All four of us agree to some extent that there are numerous plot holes, but these ruin the movie for Kevin while the rest of the crew can accept these issues and enjoy the action packed movies. We also agree that the secret society of contract killers based around the Continental hotel in New York is the most interesting part of the series and we hope to see this explored even further if there is another movie. Do you agree with Kevin, or do you agree with Ruth, Mikey and Genevieve? Finally, don't forget to check out Mikey and Genevieve's show, Big Screen Breakdown!   * Tell us what you think on our website: http://wetalkaboutmovies.com/john-wick-and-john-wick-chapter-2-episode-14 * Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wetalkaboutmovies * Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twit

We were so excited to watch Blade Runner. We've heard it's one of the best sci-fi movies of all time. Unfortunately, it's one of the worst. Blade Runner: The Final Cut moves slower than molasses and is riddled with plot holes. The only good thing about the movie is it does raise some interesting philosophical questions, but honestly I never even got to that point mentally because the movie was so bad. Luckily we have a guest host to try to defend this movie. Andre Hutchens from Backseat Directors (@TheBDPodcast) joins us and we have a great time getting to know Andre and talking about the movie. Make sure to check out Andre's podcast Backseat Directors. * Tell us what you think on our website: http://wetalkaboutmovies.com/blade-runner-the-final-cut-episode-13 * Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wetalkaboutmovies * Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/wetalkaboutmovi  

Wonder Woman is a very good superhero movie. It's incredibly empowering for women to see such a strong character emerge in a world full of male dominated superheroes, but it's also simply a great movie. There isn't a single plot hole that either of us could find and we both found the innocence and the anti-war message from Diana to be both endearing and inspiring. While we haven't disliked other DC movies as much as some critics, this is definitely the best movie DC has made and gets us very excited for Justice League later this year. * Tell us what you think on our website: http://wetalkaboutmovies.com/wonder-woman-episode-12 * Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wetalkaboutmovies * Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/wetalkaboutmovi

Beauty and the Beast is a good family movie, but it has potential to be so much more. Kevin thinks Emma Watson's singing voice is too produced and she cannot carry a musical, but Ruth thinks her singing is fine. Kevin also feels this movie missed an opportunity for more character development for both Beast and Gaston. We didn't just need a remake of the animated version, it should have gone further. The music, aside from Emma Watson's overproduced voice, is very good. Luke Evans was perfectly cast as Gaston and his singing is incredible. Article about Emma Watson's voice: http://www.classicfm.com/discover-music/periods-genres/film-tv/emma-watson-singing-beauty-and-the-beast/ * Tell us what you think on our website: http://wetalkaboutmovies.com/beauty-and-the-beast-2017-episode-11 * Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wetalkaboutmovies * Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/wetalkaboutmovi