DCOM Discussions with Ava and Beah

For their extra spooky 13th episode the girls dive in to the 90’s halloween classic “Halloweentown”. They talk about the life and legacy of Debbie Reynolds, the start of DCOM’s, and that famous talking skeleton. They also bring up the creepiest movie prop Ava has ever seen and it’s connection to this film. With so much to learn in this episode be sure to grab some witches brew and enjoy your listen!

For their last episode of the summer, Beah and Ava watched the mid-2000’s DCOM, “Cow Belles.” They talk about funny french accents, the mistaken last names, and the band on the go. And they ask, is that a garage clicker or a pager? “Cow belles,” is a fun movie for the whole family and has all the things to make it a classic DCOM.

This week, Ava and Beah watched the 2002 DCOM, “Cadet Kelly.” They discussed ugly hair, the forgotten children’s show, oddly placed fish bowls, and questionable dialogue. Also, who is the “rock star” of George Washington Military Academy? Find out when you listen to the podcast, it’s good luck!

The girls watched the classic sports DCOM, “Jump In!” this week, and had a great time discussing this film. They want to pitch, “Jump In 2: The Mystery of Karin’s Friend” to Disney executives and also ask them to hire a better sound department. They talk about Corbin Bleu’s legacy and international fame, connections to films Ava has watched in school, and even introduce a new segment! There is lots to hear in this fun-filled tenth episode!

Ava and Beah revisit the star-studded DCOM, “Frenemies.” They talk about flying dogs, movie connections, and fake french accents. Ava and Beah agree that they wanted to see friends really turn into enemies - but that’s for another movie. What popular singer inspired the name for a fictional poodle? Find out in this episode of “DCOM Discussions!” And feel free to listen with your friend, or your enemy.

The girls dissect “Read It and Weep,” a mid-2000’s DCOM that may not be what it seems. Ava and Beah talk about Jason Dolley’s DCOM debut, gross pizza, and the overused opposite Debby Ryan face. And they think that this movie has a very dark and serious not-so-hidden message. Also, did this movie predict the coronavirus? Find out in this weeks episode of DCOM Discussions!

For this very special edition of DCOM Discussions, the girls are joined by Ava’s best friend Ruby and talk about their favorite DCOM, “Lemonade Mouth!” They talk about Charlie Delgado, drum GOD, and his failed attempt at reviving his career. A few dark turns in actors lives, and the ginger rapper who stole the show. Enjoy this fun-filled birthday episode and don’t forget to grab a can of Mel’s!

Ava and Beah revisit the popular DCOM, “Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior” in this episode. They talk about crazy graphics, the sequel that never was, and a lovable grandma. They also agree that Brenda Song is a very underrated actress. Learn everything you did (or didn’t) need to know about this fun Disney film.

The girls watched the 2010 movie, “Den Brother” this week and discussed scene-stealing kids, strong character arcs, and Mrs. Zamboni. Ava asks, is milk really worth drinking out of the carton? And is munchkin an insult? And for the love of pizza, they say, watch this movie!

Ava and Beah watch the early DCOM “Tru Confessions” for the first time and share their thoughts. The girls were surprised by many elements in this film including the plot, adventurous editing aspects, and present parents. Which one of the cast members was rude to Beah on a flight? Find out in this extended and emotional episode of DCOM Discussions.

FLOSS! This week the girls revisit “Dadnapped,” a strange comedy filled with...slime? They discuss anti-disney boy haircuts, odd names, and old men playing teenagers. They enjoyed this film, but do they want to watch it again?

Ava and Beah talk about the famous DCOM “Let it Shine.” They answer the question, is that Tom Hanks? And discuss a major age gap, suspension of disbelief, and unnecessary dead parents. And the girls think Disney did some justice with this modern retelling of a classic story.

For their first episode, Ava and Beah discuss the 2004 film “Stuck in the Suburbs.” They talk about Jordan’s luscious locks, Savage Steve, and being high on life. Ava shows off her infamous Scotty McCreery impression. And the girls learn so much about this less than perfect movie.