Movieisms

Movieisms for Monday, June 27th, 2022. We talk about Top Gun: Maverick making it to a billion dollars, Elvis takes number one over the weekend and a quick review of the Baz Luhrman directed biopic starring Austin Butler and Tom Hanks.

This episode of Movieisms we have a quick review of the new horror film The Black Phone, starring Ethan Hawke. We're looking forward to Jordan Peele's new film NOPE and we can't wait to see Elvis.

This is Movieisms for June 22nd, 2022. This episode we have a brief discussion of Lightyear and why it may have disappointed at the box office. Our thoughts on the movie and some other controversies surrounding the film. Also, a quick run down of some releases this weekend, including The Black Phone with Ethan Hawke and Elvis with Tom Hanks.

This episode we welcome ourselves back after a long hiatus. We talk about the weekend at the box office. Jurassic World Dominion, Top Gun Maverick, and Lightyear and what all of it means for movies and box office moving forward.

This week on movieisms, obviously we have an Avengers: Endgame review and OBVIOUSLY we loved it... OR DID WE?!? Did BaldingEwok kill Bekemeyer with love or did Bekemeyer snap him away? Did we love it, or just like it or did it go the other way? Take a listen to find out!

This week we talked about Missing Link, the new film from Laika Studios and we talk about and speculate on how we think Avengers Endgame is going to end.

This week we have our Little movie review and our reaction to The new Star Wars Rise of Skywalker trailer and a little Game of Thrones thrown in there for good measure.

This week we talk about Shazam and discuss whether or not Hellboy is going to be any good.

This week we review the highly anticipated new film Us, from Get Out director Jordan Peele. We also talk about our expectations and excitement for Avengers: End Game.

This week's episode is our Captain Marvel review and we also talk about the next movie we can't wait to see, the new Jordan Peele directed film, Us.

This week we reviewed the new Rebel Wilson anti- romcom, Isn't It Romantic and we talked about all the enthusiasm surrounding the new Marvel Cinematic Universe Captain Marvel.

This week Brad is out of town so we invited Rob Gokee on the show to talk about movies, TV, and his favorite subject tacos. We hit all kinds of subjects like Fast & The Furious, Transformers, Breaking Bad, Netflix, podcasts and much much more!

This week we review two films. Alita: Battle Angel and Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

In this episode of Movieisms we find out what BaldingEwok wants in our What Men Want Review. We also talk about our expectations and hopes for Alita Battle Angel when it comes out next week.

In this episode we got to review the new Peter Jackson directed documentary about British soldiers in WW1, using 100 year old archive footage called They Shall Never Grow Old.

Today we have our Oscar picks for the 2019 Academy Awards. Find out our thoughts on who got snubbed and which movies we think should and shouldn't win.

We are finally back from winter hiatus and we break in the new year with our Glass review.

In this episode we talk about the new Sony/Marvel film Into the Spiderverse and the new Clint Eastwood directed film, starring Clint Eastwood, Bradley Cooper, and Lawrence Fishbourne.

In this episode of Movieisms we have another double feature with our Instant Family and Green Book Review. We discuss the Mark Walburg film Instant Family and Bekemeyer tells us about his experience watching Green Book, starring Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen.

We might've broke BaldingEwok this week on Movieisms with our Ralph Breaks The Internet Review. When Brad is happy and Bekemeyer is Grinchy something is wrong with the universe. While currently the number one movie in the country we discuss whether or not it deserves it's title. Ralph Breaks the Internet, starring John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman made BaldingEwok's heart grow two sizes. We also discuss the new trailer for Toy Story 4, with Key and Peele.

We deliver a one-two punch on today's Movieisms! First up, In round one, can Melissa McCarthy atone for her bad movie sins in our Can You Ever Forgive Me Review? Then in round two, we deliver our 'Unanimous Decision' in our Creed II review. Melissa McCarthy's performance in Can You Ever Forgive Me makes up for her last movie The Happytime Murders. Finally, Creed 2 delivers box office TKO as Michael B. Jordan and Sylvester Stallone deliver knockout performances.

Today we have a two for one with our The Crimes Of Grindelwald and Widows Review. We also mourn for the Wizarding World over the second not-so Fantastic Beasts movie. Then explain how Widows breathes new life into the world of heist movies! Widows, directed by Steve McQueen, is jam-packed with stars like Viola Davis, Michele Rodriguez, Liam Neeson, Collin Ferrel, and Robert Duval.

In this week's episode of Movieisms we had our minds mutated by the new genre bending film Overlord, produced by J.J. Abrams.

In this week's episode we discuss the new Freddie Mercury/Queen bio pic Bohemian Rhapsody, starring Rami Malek and directed by Bryan Singer.

Today on Movieisms, more Balding Ewok lore is revealed in our Mid90s Review. Written and directed by Jonah Hill, it's a worth while trip down memory lane.

This week we finally saw Venom and give our review. We also discuss the Marvel/Sony problem and talk about what we think DC is missing. We also have another horrifying tale of movie theater etiquette gone terribly wrong.

We have good times on the El Movieisms show with our Bad Times at the El Royale Review. This Tarrantino-esque film stars Jeff Bridges, Jon Hamm, Nick Offerman, Chris Helmsworth, Dakota Johnson and is written and directed by Drew Goddard. We also talk a little about First Man and why we still haven't seen Venom.

This week we finally got to see and review A Star is Born , the new film starring Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga, Sam Elliot, and Dave Chapelle.

This episode we talk about many, many things, including A Simple Favor, the new Michael Moore documentary Fahrenheit 11/9, and Terminal on Hulu. We also discuss Venom, A Star is Born, Last Tango in Paris, Hell Fest, the new Gong Show with Mike Myers as famous host Chuck Barris.

In this episode we talk about the new film Assassination Nation which is now in theaters. We also spent a few minutes talking about Joaquin Phoenix's version of The Joker, stoner movies, The Big Lebowski, and even Step Brothers.

Bekemeyer goes primal on BaldingEwok in our The Predator review. Check out this explosive episode as they argue over the latest in the Predator franchise.

This episode of Movieisms we talk about our last trip to the movies, have a review of the new quiet subversive sci-fi film Kin, talk about why we didn't want to review Peppermint, gush over the trailers for the new Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga film A Star is Born, and finally talk about franchise fatigue and the new Movie Predator.

This week's episode is a double feature. We talk about Operation Finale, the new film starring Oscar Isaac and Ben Kingsley and Searching, the computer screen POV film that sold at Sundance earlier in the year and is making it's way into theaters.

This episode we have our review of the new puppet-human hybrid comedy Happpytime Murders starring Melissa McCarthy and a bunch of puppets, directed by Brian Henson.

This episode of Movieisms we recommend a couple of movies. First up is Crazy Rich Asians, the first asian centric film from Hollywood in 25 years. Next we talk about a film on Hulu called Vengeance of an Assassin which has some pretty cool action scenes and fight choreography.

This week's Movieisms we have our review for the new Mark Walburg action film Mile 22, also starring Lauren Cohan and John Malkovich and directed by Peter Berg.

In this episode we give our review of the new movie The Meg starring Jason Statham and discuss people's obsession with intentionally bad movies.

In this episode of Movieisms we have our review of the new Spike Lee/Jordan Peele film BlacKkKlansman and the current rise of much more diverse films that can be seen in mainstream multiplexes around the country.

This week's Movieisms Quick Picks is jam packed full of movie information and recommendations. First up we have our recommendations of the new films Eighth Grade and Blindspotting, and we wrap up the show previewing the film we are most excited to see next, the new Spike Lee/Jordan Peele film BlacKkKlansman.

In this episode we talk about the sad status of our beloved MoviePass and give our review of The Spy Who Dumped Me. The review itself is spoiler free but stay tuned until the end when we do have a few minutes of spoiler chat.

This week's Movieisms Balding Ewok explains the lore behind Marvel's Venom movie and we talk about the latest trailer and what we hope to see in the movie when it comes out this October.

This episode of Movieisms is our review of the latest Tom Cruise action fest Mission Impossible: Fallout. This is a spoiler free review with some spoiler chat at the end of the episode.

In this episode we talk about how excited we are to see Mission Impossible: Fallout this weekend and how the buzz on this movie is that it's the best of the franchise. We talk about the stunts, the series improving over the years, Tom Cruise being the fastest running movie star working today and everything else. We also discuss writer/director James Gunn of Guardians of the Gallaxy 1 & 2 being fired from Guardians 3 for inappropriate jokes he made on Twitter several years ago and the backlash from that decision made by Disney.

In this week's episode of Movieisms we give our review of the new Denzel Washington movie The Equalizer 2, directed by Antoine Fuqua. We also talk about M. Knight Shayamalan's demise but hopeful return with his new sequel to Unbreakable, Glass.

In today's Quick Picks we have our Skyscraper and I Kill Giants Review. First up is Skyscraper. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson plays a former FBI agent who now assesses security for corporations. Then the skyscraper, known as the world's tallest and safest building, catches on fire. He gets framed for it and now must clear his name and somehow rescue his family from the towering inferno.Then, Brad's Hulu recommendation, I Kill Giants. A teenage girl must face her worst fears in increasingly dangerous ways when horrible giants threaten to destroy her small town.

In this episode we give our review of the new film Sorry To Bother You from visionary first time director Boots Riley, starring Lakeith Stanfield, Tessa Thompson, Jermaine Fowler, Danny Glover.

Weird Movies - Movieisms Quick Picks by Movie Reviews & Discussion

On this week's episode of Movieisms, we give you our review on the new Marvel Cinematic Universe installment, Ant-Man and the Wasp staring Paul Rudd, Michelle Pfeiffer, Evangeline Lilly, Michael Pena, Michael Douglas. And be sure to listen all the way to the end for our spoiler chat.

This week's episode we are recommending documentary Won't You Be My Neighbor and a Netflix film called Orbiter 9. Watch this episode of Movieisms: Quick Picks to see what we have to say about both of these movies!

In this episode we had a conversation with our very own pop culture guru, William Barry Tillis AKA Frycook on Venus from the Pop Zombie Podcast. We had a lengthy conversation about our issues with the Back to the Future Trilogy, and everything else from our first movie memories, drive in theaters, the Psycho remake, the different iterations of King Kong, Wargames, Project X, and what favorite childhood movies we would remake if we had the chance.

In this first Movieisms Quick Picks we recommend the movie TAG and Mom and Dad.