The Deucecast Movie Show

 It's a quadra-annual tradition, as the Deucecast Movie Show compiles a list of movies that YOU need to see that will be dropping, releasing, and streaming in the next three months.   This week, #XLessDrEarl is returning from his attending Friend of the Show Roth from Wyoming's wedding to the wonderful Lady Roth from Wyoming, so Mike and d$ read the notes to show you what to expect. First up, a quick review of MI: FiReck that hit theaters this weekend -- where it falls on the overall Mission Impossible rankings, and what they loved about it (full review featured in June's ReFlicktions)... then, the summer preview, with new John Wick... new Wes Andy... Predator won't die... the Smurfs won't go away... and someone thinks that someone cares about Dora... plus, Live Action Dragons, Pixar's film that no one is talking about... Brad Pitt drives fast... M3GAN is the hero now?... more live action dragons... Netflix sequels no one cares about... Superman and Fantastic Four get their day in the spotlight... Liam Neeson goes slapstick... Idris Elba and Sydney Sweeney doing work... some director named Ron Howard finally gets a follow up to his hit Cocoon... Spike and Denzel back together again... and Peter Dinklege goes Toxie...

 Another month, another set of movies, another attempt from the MCU to try to revive the MCU... it's time for ReFlicktions! Dave, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl are back to discuss another round of films seen, assigned, and watched over the last few weeks...   Amongst the topic of conversation, Benaffleck returns to count and shoot... d$ and his Netflix docs... Anna Kendrick swings and misses... Rami Malek swings and misses... Val Kilmer swings and misses... Viola Davis swings and misses... Tom Hardy swings and misses... MCU hits a home run... Walter Matthau gets busy... death comes for us all... and a movie Mikey refuses to watch. It's also InternationEarl as our Dr. Earl pays off the films from around the world he's seen, as assigned by d$, Mikey, and Friends of the Show Burgess and Garrison. Plus, top Five of the Year so far, and new film assignments.     The Accountant 2 (in theaters) Oklahoma City Bombing: An American Terror (Netflix) Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (Disney+) Havoc (Netflix) Another Simple Favor (Amazon Prime) The Amateur (in theaters) A Deadly American Marriage (Netflix) Thunderbolts* (in theaters) G20 (Amazon Prime) Love Hurts (Peacock) Nonnas (Netflix) The Saint (Paramount+; MGM+) Sinners (in theaters) Charlie Verrick (for rental) Black Bag (Peacock Premium) Final Destinations: Bloodline (in theaters) The Long Good Friday (MAX; The Criterion Channel) A Single Shot (Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium) Wildcat (The Criterion Channel) The Gazebo (for rental) Memory (for rental) Holy Spider (Netflix)   InternationEarl Movies (alphabetized)    Embrace of the Serpent (Jeremy assigned) (Kanopy; Fandor) In Order of Disappearance (d$ assigned) (Amazon Prime) The Promised Land (Michael assigned) (Hulu) A Taxi Driver (Garrison assigned) (Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium)

The MCU served us up another chapter in their long saga of Cinema, and it's time for d$, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl to give an MCU Ranking.    We invite in Fan Fave and Friend of the Show, the Pride of Villa Rica Georgia, Young Garrison "Spawn of Ryfun" Ryfun calls in, Marvel fan that he is.  Starting with 2008's "Iron Man", the guys run through the entire MCU, and all of it's faves, giving their list of their faves, ultimately giving a Top Ten from each, then a show Top Ten.  How does your top ten align with ours?

 It's a tradition around the Deucecast Movie Show that we always want to honor our moms on Mother's Day... and sometimes that means showing the world how lucky we are that our Moms are NOT the moms in movies.   This week on the show, Friend of the Show, Mr Independent himself Jeremy Burgess, joins d$, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl to talk all about the worst, meanest, sometimes most murderous and villainous moms in all the movies.  From creatures from space to cheerleader moms to grifting moms to abusive moms and more. Plus, Burgess gives his take on not just small indie films to watch for, but some mainstream films that everyone should see. Then, a rousing game of Part 3 Rotten Tomatoes. And, likely the first mention of Club Shay Shay on the podcast ever.

 As we celebrate yet another May the 4th (be with you), Mikey, d$ and #XlessDrEarl change up their Star Wars topics a bit - instead of fave scenes or ranking the movies, this time, its a look at all the movies that Star Wars inspired... some that turned out to be legendary... some that turned out to be legendarily bad... Can't Force alone, so the crew invites in Fan Fave and longtime friend of the show Hurricane Rhett Barnett, and he gives his own take on the 2024 comedy horror movie "Heretic" as well as a brief chat about the rerelease of "Revenge of the Sith", which has Mikey using the word "Refractory" and Rhett using the phrase "Marital Bed".   Then they play what turns about to be a disastrous version of "Everything Everywhere All At Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", which may end up being retired at some point because no one can play the stupid thing (note: d$'s opinion). Then, a top five of Star Wars Adjacent, with some classic Flash Gordon and a chat about Sam Jones and Jacko (OY!), plus star fighters and dark stars and stars with battles beyond them, plus a glave, a hole, Ridley Scott's inspiration, and even kitchen appliances in a classic short film.

It's been a while but finally, the door has been closed on 2024 with last week's Deucie Awards (congrats to all the winners!) and Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl are here with their first batch of post-Deucie ReFlicktions, plus the first Top Five of the Year list!   Off the top of the show, Miss Independent and The Pride of Tifton Garrison Ryfun, along with hosts Mikey and d$, assign foreign, aka InternationEARL, movies to the Good Doctor for watching and reviewing in an upcoming episode. Then, the list of films seen over the last 7 or 8 weeks... d$ sees classic Warren Beatty... Dr Earl takes on controversial Netflix... and Mikey finds rare Kevin Smith.  Plus, a longer talk on the good and bad of Mickey17... love for Soderbergh... not love for the latest Chris Pratt... docs about Clue, Kaufman (Andy, not Jen), and murderous daughters... prescient pope stuff... Reggie Miller vs Spike Lee... Jack Black successfully always being Jack Black... and much love for the latest Michael B Jordan joint. Then, the first Top Five of 2025!

 With the year 1/4th over, it is time to finally stick a fork into 2024 movies, with our list of our favorite films... AND awarding the best films of the year. It's the coveted Deucie Awards, and for the 12th year in a row, Mikey, d$ and Dr. Earl are here to give out the best in Comedy, Drama, Cinematography, Animation, Documentary, Music, Screenplay, Sci-Fi/Horror, Brain Candy, and of course, the acting awards, direction, and Best Picture! The Brutalist has a record 8 nominations, with Civil War getting 7 noms, A Complete Unknown with 6, while Dune Part Two and Wicked each getting 5.  Can Denis Villeneuve get his 3rd Deucie Award of his career?  Can Saoirse Ronan get her third?  Or can Florence Pugh join Denis, Saoirse, and Adam Driver as the only movie makers to get 2?   Plus, what films impressed Dr. Earl, Mikey, and d$ that they end up on their respective Top Ten lists of the year?  And you'll recognize a lot of the voices you hear on this ep, as we get all of our faves to assist!

While we are well into 2025, there are still a few 2024 moments to wrap up... one being, of course, the annual Deucie Awards, along with the Top Ten of the Year from d$, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl...    ...but that's next week. This week, however, we get ready for the Top Ten by giving you the five leading up to it.  Our Almost Top Ten Top Five, with love and shoutouts to some big films like Conclave, Rebel Ridge, Sing Sing, and even love to one that deserved more, like Furiosa.  Also, a quick glance at some recent movies seen, like A Working Man and Minecraft. Plus, a special nod to the recently passed legendary actor Val Kilmer, as we give our fave Val movies.  Movies Discussed:   Alien Romulus The Best Christmas Pageant Ever The Brutalist (for rental) The Doors Dune Part Two Flow (MAX) Furious: A Mad Max Saga The Ghost and the Darkness Heat (Netflix) IF  Jim Henson Idea Man (Disney+) Kiss Kiss Bang Bang The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare The Prince of Egypt Real Genius Rebel Ridge (Neflix) Sing Sing Spartan The Substance Thunderheart Tombstone Top Gun Top Gun Maverick Top Secret Val We Live in Time (MAX) Wildcat (Criterion Channel) Wild Robot Willow Wonderland

With the new Superman footage and cast list being leaked and revealed little by little, we thought it a good time to visit and revisit The Justice League, and a little "See This / Not That". #XLessDrEarl is on assignment in Zamunda, so we invite in a Podcast Legend, the Podfather of Geek Out Loud - the one and only Steve Glosson.    Glosson, Mikey, and d$ do a little catch up here and there, then discuss the actors and actresses from the Justice League - Henry Cavill, Willem Dafoe, Gal Gadot, Jeremy Irons, Benaffleck, and more -- all with suggestions and our takes on their movies you should see (Arrival! The Town! Dune!) and movies you should totally skip (Heart of Stone... Eragon... Argylle...)    Plus a great chat on Marvel and Disney and all the things.

Dave and Mikey decide to give the reigns over this week to The Criterion Crew aka Garrison, Burgess, and Dr. Earl. So prepare for a pretentious extravaganza of film discussion.

Tis a sad fact that we all must face at some point - our Hollywood legends have begun to fall.  It was easy to take the deaths of Cary Grant or Bing Crosby or Natalie Wood as we barely knew them as celebrities, only the movies they gave us to entertain us.   But it is a sad fact that time is undefeated, and names like Hoffman, Eastwood, Pacino, Streep, Hanks, DeNiro, those celebrities we've watched in their primes and beyond, will become names of the past... thus, Gene Hackman has moved to that hallowed ground. With reverence and love, Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl take a look at the entire filmography of one Mr Hackman, and listing off their own personal favorite roles - all to come up with a definitive Top 10 of Gene's movies. Along the way, they try to define the generation of movie stars in the 70s and 80s (New Hollywood?), plus give quick reviews of new films "Novocaine" and "Black Bag".

 It's almost the Ides of March (a movie that ironically was not released in March) and it's time to look back over the last 25 Marches -- with the best movies from the 3rd month of the year in the 21st Century!   First, d$, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl opens up the show with a quick look at "Mickey 17", the latest from Garrison Ryfun's director boo, Bong Joon-ho, and the good... and the bad... and the bad... and maybe some of the good.  Then, checking out the March classics - from PG&E fightin' lawyers to ninja gang wars to The Rock's gay bodyguard - to the new soon-to-be classics like sand worms to Wes Anderson's animated pooches to John Goodman's creepy cellar dwelling.  Plus... what did we forget?  A lot, unfortunately.  Movies Discussed, and where they are streaming:   10 Cloverfield Lane (Amazon Prime; MGM+) 300 (Peacock Premium) The Batman (MAX) Dune Part Two (Netflix; MAX) Erin Brockovich (Netflix) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (for rental) Everything Everywhere All At Once (MAX) The Grand Budapest Hotel (for rental) High Fidelity (Hulu) Inside Man (for rental) Isle of Dogs (Disney+) John Carter (Disney+) Joyeux Noel (for rental) Logan (Disney+) Memento (Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium) Panic Room (for rental)   The Place Beyond the Pines (for rental) Romeo Must Die (for rental) Spartan (for rental) Sunshine Cleaning (Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium; STARZ in Redheads) Waking Sleeping Beauty (Disney+) Watchmen (MAX) We Were Soldiers (for rental) While We're Young (for rental) Zootopia (Disney+)

The winds of March are upon us, and Spring is right around the corner... as is the latest Movie Preview!   Mikey has put forth hours and hours and hours of time copying and pasting, and now he, d$, and #XLessDrEarl are presenting all the movies you will want to see over the next few months! First, a quick recap of the Academy Awards... what they got right, what they got wrong, and did Zoe Saldana earn her trophy? Then, the birthday movies of 2020, 2015, 2010 and more -- as we enter the Five Years since the world (and theaters) shut down.  And even a mention of Baby Secret of the Lost Legend. Finally, the Spring Movie Preview with new flicks from Soderbergh and Cronenberg... Samara Weaving back onscreen... will Snow White actually succeed... Ben Affleck is back to do some more counting... Paul Rudd killing a unicorn... Statham back to do what Statham does... Alejandro and the No Bueno Day... Not that Havoc, this new Havoc... and does anyone actually like Blake Lively? Over 60 films are previewed!

The award season is here!  The Golden Globes are done. The DGAs and SAG Awards just happened. The BAFTAs and the Vibe Source Awards and the Blockbuster Movie Awards are finally completed - and of course the Academy Awards are this weekend!    And tonight, the nominations for the 12th Annual Deucie Awards are revealed, both at the beginning and end of the show!  And in between the nomination segments, it's all about the ReFlicktions... all the movies seen in the last few weeks, plus movie assignments.  Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl discuss the latest in the MCU... SNL classics... bad Star Trek... divisive Zemeckis... gritty Gil Grissom... Nicholas Hoult continues to shine... Mark Wahlberg shaving his head... hot gelfling Anya Taylor-Joy... intimate Garfield & Pugh... Sean Penn being normal... Michael Keaton continuing to be great... Saoirse Ronan always being amazing... and of course, the newest MCU...  Here are the films discussed and where to find them streaming at time of recording:     This is the Tom Green Documentary (Amazon Prime) Ladies & Gentleman: 50 Years of SNL Music (Peacock) The Tournament (STARZ) I'm Still Here (in theaters) Star Trek: Section 31 (Paramount+) Here (Netflix) To Live and Die in LA (Amazon Prime) We Live in Time (MAX) Companion (in theaters) Heart Eyes (in theaters) You're Cordially Invited (Amazon Prime) Captain America Brave New World (in theaters) The Outrun (AppleTV+) The Order (for rental) Anora (for rental) Flow (MAX) Kind of Pregnant (Netflix) The Gorge (AppleTV+) Winner (Hulu) September 5 (Paramount+) Hard Truths (for rental) Paddington in Peru (in theaters) One Day in September (TubiTV; MGM+) The Only Girl in the Orchestra (Short Film on Netflix) The Monkey (in theaters) Elevation (MAX) Anuja (Short Film on Netflix) Flight Risk (in theaters) La Dolce Villa (Netflix) LaRoy Texas (MGM+) Goodrich (MAX) Strange Brew (TubiTV) Daddio (Netflix) The Hidden Fortress (MAX) Silver City (Peacock Premium; Amazon Prime; TubiTV) Here are the Young Men (Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium) After the Rehearsal (Criterion Channel) Kansas City (Amazon Prime)

 It's our Top Ten, and it's Harrison Ford, so it's our Harrison Ford Top Ten.   First, a review of Captain America Brave New World. Then, a quick round of Rotten Tomatoes with all February movies. Finally, a complete listing of Harrison Ford's entire filmography, as d$, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl go movie by movie.

 In a world full of Oscar winners, there is also a large population of worthy performers who never had their own Academy Award moments.  Whether being nominated one time, or seven times, or no times, nary a winning ballot with their name on it.   Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl invite in Miss Independent himself, Jeremy Burgeydoodle, to discuss twenty four dudes and twenty three dames, all with bodies of excellent work. Actors from Ed Harris in "The Right Stuff" to Michael B Jordan's "Fruitvale Station" to d$'s girlfriend Amy Adams in "American Hustle" to Margot Robbie in... well, something good.  Idris! Harrison! ScarJo! Mia! And so many more great thespians, all with one question - "Why don't they have an Oscar yet?", and tonight, we find out who truly defines that question. Plus, the 8th Annual Burgentine's Day commences, as Jeremy discusses his assigned films - "About Time", "Some Kind of Wonderful", "Notting Hill", "She's the One", and "A Single Man"... who wins and who falls to the bottom this year? 

Inching ever closer to the monumental episode #700, Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl are here to discuss not just life in the movies... but AFTERLIFE in the movies.  The coolest, scariest, most unique, or best (subjective) portrayals of the Heavenly Realm... or the Hot Basement... and maybe even some purgatory in between. First, the Angelic Trio checks out the box office in 2024, with a round of Box Office Mojo - figuring out what films made the most money... domestically of course (because we aren't communists), and in the calendar year.   Then, a list of films featuring the Big Guy Upstairs, Ol' No Shoulders down below, a few angels, a few demons and more.  From Bill and Ted to Swayze to Albert Brooks to some Pixar Dr. Earl has never seen, it's a fun list. A blessed list, we hope. Thoughts and prayers.  Has to be blessed with Malick, right?  Right?  Finally, a quick look at the new film "Companion", and both d$ and Mikey's recommendations.

It's the start of a new year, which means it's time for a new round of Movie ReFlicktions, as Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl are back to ReFlickt'd all the movies they've seen in the last several weeks!   A double dose of Liam Neeson kicks off the reviews, with Producer Tommy's offspring in a Lifetime Movie, The Don' biopic, a cartoon Hobbit, Jerry Buts is back with his thievery den, and Dr. Earl goes old school with some Javert and Jean Valjean. Also, d$ continues his love for his Hollywood beloved, but fears for the choices being made. A slate of documentaries cover everything from Superman to Kermit to The Beach Boys to Michael McDonald's sound in Yacht Rock music. Plus a random chat about young Hollywood and much more. Here are the movies reviewed, and where to find them at the time of recording:   In the Land of Saints and Sinners You Better Watch Out (Lifetime Movie Network) A Complete Unknown (theaters) The Apprentice (rental) Nightbitch (Hulu) Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (MAX) Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (theaters) Jim Henson: Idea Man (Disney+) NR24 (Netflix) The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim (Paramount+) Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (Netflix) Music by John Williams (Disney+) Challengers (Amazon Prime; MGM+) Thelma (Hulu) Wolfs (AppleTV) The Substance (rental) I Used to be Funny (Netflix) A Different Man (MAX) Les Miserables (The Criterion Channel) Kill ‘Em All 2 (Netflix) Darkness of Man (Hulu) Marlowe (Amazon Prime) Den of Thieves 2: Pantera (in theaters) Kneecap (Netflix) The Greatest Night in Pop (Netflix) Brats (Hulu) Yacht Rock (MAX) The Beach Boys (Disney+) Moana 2 (in theaters) The Brutalist (in theaters) Unfrosted (Netflix) A Real Pain (Hulu) Wicked (in theaters) Through a Glass Darkly (MAX; The Criterion Channel) Flow (for rental) Wolfman (in theaters) Back in Action (Netflix) Nickel Boys (in theaters) Maria (Netflix) Lee (Hulu)

The review of 2024 films are in full swing, but first there is the annual look back at the movies seen last year that were NOT FROM last year. Its the NOT 2024 Top Ten, where we highlight films worthy of a second discussion because they just impacted us so much.     And for the 3rd year running on this particular episode, Dave, Mikey, and #TwitterlessDrEarl welcome in Friend of the Show, streaming live from the freezing metropolis somewhere in Bainbridge, Wyoming, that is one Jacob "Roth from Wyoming."   Together, the foursome discuss their top ten faves of the year from all over the place, as far back as the early 20s and 30s to all the way through the 60s and 70s and in 2010s and 2020s... assigned movies come into play as films others were asked to watch appear in various Top Tens, while Burgess recommended movies keep coming up as well.  Mikey is loving some old Gena Rowland and Walter Matthau as an action star, while #XLessDrEarl digs into more music docs, Dave revisits a Hallmark fave, and Roth finally sets sail on the ship of dreams. Plus, why did Green Book get so much hate, Eastwood represents (even if he is a d-bag of a romantic partner) and Powers Boothe makes another list. Also... Garrison makes a random appearance with lots of Chucky Grodin love.  Movies discussed, and where to find them at time of recording:   Atlantics (Netflix) Bob Dylan: Don't Look Back (MAX; Criterion Channel) The Boys Next Door (Hallmark Movie Now) A Brighter Summer Day (Criterion Channel) Dirty Harry (for rental) Duck Soup (rental) Extreme Prejudice (rental) A Few Good Men (AMC+; rental) Frankenstein (rental) French Connection (rental) Gimme Shelter (MAX; Criterion Channel) Green Book (FXNow) Hang 'Em High (MGM+; TubiTV) Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmakers Apocalypse (rental) Into the Wild (Hoopla; rental) The Last of the Mohicans (rental) Magnolia (rental) Margin Call (Amazon Prime; TubiTV) Minari (rental) Modern Romance (rental) The Outlaw Josey Wales (rental) Priscilla (MAX) Safety Last (MAX) Seven Samurai (MAX; Criterion Channel) The Shawshank Redemption (AMC+) The Sunset Limited (MAX) State and Main (Amazon Prime) Stop Making Sense (rental) Suicide Kings (Amazon Prime; TubiTV) Taking of Pelham 1-2-3 (Hoopla; TubiTV; MGM+) Targets (Hoopla; rental) The Thing (Shudder; rental) The Three Musketeers (Plex; rental) Titanic (Paramount+) Tremors (Paramount+ on AppleTV; rental) Twelve Monkeys (rental) 2010: The Year We Make Contact (rental) While We're Young (rental) While You Were Sleeping (Disney+) Woman Under the Influence (MAX; The Criterion Channel)

 It's become an annual tradition that started with d$ wanting an excuse to talk about Jackie Chan's "The Foreigner"... a movie not worth of a Top Ten of the year appearance, but worthy of discussion... a surprise, nay, an absolute delight. Hence, the annual "Surprise & Delight" episode!   These are movies that surprised and delighted Mikey, d$, #XLessDrEarl, and even Friend of the Show, Miss Independent himself, Jeremy Burgess. First up, some chatter about Eric Roberts' new autobiography, plus thoughts on the indie movie scene. Then, Jason Statham's IP'ness... Jake Gyllenhaal's "Road House"... Hugh Grant's winning villainy... d$ getting it wrong, then getting it Hot n Frosty right... plus love for Glen Powell and admiration for Sebastian Stan. Then, 2025's Burgentine's Day commences, as assignments are given from the the crew and a few friends...

It's that time of the year, when the annual Movie Auction takes place... and by "the annual", we mean the second one we've ever done!      In a concept borrowed from The Big Picture Podcast (all nods and love to Amanda Dobbins, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey), Mikey and d$ are joined by Friends of the Show Garrison "Pride of Kennesaw" Ryfun and Roth from Wyoming to fill out their roster of films for 2025. Everyone has a proverbial $1000 to work with, as various movies are put on the auction block and bid for - with the intentions of getting the movies that will make the most money domestically, as well as will get both Oscar love in early 2026. The big ones are all hear -- Fantastic Four, Avatar, Wicked, and Superman included -- plus some surprises, like live action Stitch and Toothless, a Peruvian Paddington, more dinosaurs, and Glen Powell running. A Rotten Tomatoes game determines the draft order, and will Roth go rogue again??

HAPPY NEW YEAR from all of us guys here at The Deucecast Movie Show!  2025 is here, and we are anxiously awaiting Mickey 17, Fantastic Four: The First Steps, Thunderbolts, more Avatar, and whatever else ridiculousness the movie year will bring us...   ...but first, we have to put 2024 to bed, at least in terms of movies seen. Thus, our final ReFlicktions show of the year!  First, d$ finds some movie "white whales", including his beloved Katie Heigl... Dr Earl goes all in on music docs... our former show producer's offspring makes a movie... Mikey works on Oscar hopefuls, but doesn't love the latest Disney offering... d$ fills a 100 movie goal... they go all in on Nosferatu... and both Hallmark and Lifetime Movie Network are repped in the same episode...  Movies discussed and where to find them at the time of recording:     Zyzzyx Road (PLEX) Gladiator II (in theaters, for rental) Wicked (in theaters, for rental) The Boys Next Door (Hallmark streaming) Music by John Williams (Disney+) The 430 Movie (for rental) DuckTales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (Disney+) You Better Watch Out (Lifetime Movie Network) Spellbound (Netflix) Fred Claus (Hulu) Beatles '64 (Disney+) The Piano Lesson (Netflix) LaRoy Texas (MGM+) Yacht Rock: A Documentary (MAX) Blitz (AppleTV+) Blink Twice (MGM+) Carol for Another Christmas (MAX) Emilia Perez (Netflix) The Texas Cheerleader Murder Plot (MAX) Solitary: Inside (MAX) Moana 2 (in theaters) Y2K (in theaters) The Holiday (Amazon Prime) Speak No Evil (Peacock Premium) Janet Planet (MAX) Nosferatu (in theaters) Kraven the Hunter (in theaters) Juror No 2 (Netflix) Bob Dylan: Don't Look Back (MAX) The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (in theaters) The Substance (in theaters) Conclave (Peacock Premium) Carry On (Netflix) Mufasa (in theaters) Score: A Film Music Documentary (assigned film) Magnolia (assigned film) The Sugarland Express (assigned film) Synecdoche New York (assigned film) Taps (assigned film) Suicide Kings (assigned film)

The 2024 Christmas Gifts (and our Lumps of Coal!)

Two voices always emerge every December, even if they haven't been heard on the show all year... first, The Cheetah Girls, reminding us that it is, in fact, a Marshmallow World... and second, the beloved Carnegie Hall headliner herself, Jennifer Kaufman... and it's now that very time!   In this episode, Mikey and d$ welcome in Friend of the Show Roth from Wyoming and the aforementioned Jenny Kauf, not only to catch up a little, but also to do our very first Christmas Movie Draft. Picking films to fit into 7 categories - Movies with Santa... RomComs... Christmas Comedies... Christmas Classic films (anything from the 20th Century, really)... Unconventional holiday films... Short films (60 minutes or less)... and Wild Card... each of the foursome picks and drafts movies to their own lineup, in an effort to have the best Christmas Film lineup of the show! And you decide -- let us know on X or in our DeuceCord which movie list you think won the day!

Because, you know, Life, this week we present a classic ep from the Deucecast Movie Show archives... its Christmas Gifts 2018, first released on December 19th, 2018, with Mikey, Earl, d$, and a returning Clay Shaver...  The original show notes: But joining Mikey, Dave, and #Twitterless Dr Earl, is Friend of the Show, back for his fourth Christmas Gifts episode, "No Just" Clay Shaver! A little chit chat and catch up on movies and documentaries, and then the guys start handing out the merth and merry of Christmas gifts. Amongst those opening Christmas gifts underneath the Deucecast Movie Show tree include Disney head honcho Bob Iger... busybody Tiffany Haddish... a Netflix Oscar of major proportions... Jennifer Garner getting more serious... Rian Johnson a real non-sci fi franchise... and much, much more. Oh, and Clay has a new idea for the masses along the lines of his legendary 30 year reboot rule

Winter Movie Preview 2024

It's our annual episode of giving and thanking, as we at the Deucecast celebrate DeuceGiving 2024!   Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl are here to share what has made us happy and grateful this year, including Mikey's great pick 'em... Disney storytelling... Sidewalk Cinema... Carl Weathers... Deadpool & Wolverine... and indie Ethan Hawke too. Plus a few birthday movies for the month of November, and our many thanks to all of you! Happy Thanksgiving!

In the latest Deuceecast Movie Show ep, the last of the scary movie season slips away, as the merry movie season begins to take hold for 2024! Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl are back with another rousing batch of movies to be ReFlicked -- first, a quick sports update as all the teams win except for the teams that lose. Then jumping in with Mikey's "Smile 2", and continuing on with old monster movies, Albert Brooks relationship dramedy, and modern classic Sandler, along with brand new horror films on Netflix, a last dance of a symbiote, and of course, The Rock saves Christmas in Red One... and who actually liked it?  We go over our assigned films, as well as assign more, plus the latest Top 5 of 2024.

 He's one of the last real superstars, and last real movie stars that we've had in Hollywood, and no, we aren't talking about our friend Jeremy Burgess...   We are talking one Thomas Mapother IV, aka, Tom Cruise, and it's time for the show to do our official Tom Cruise Top 10.  Mikey and d$ are joined, as per usual, by #XLessDrEarl and a big movie fan, the Pride of Dahlonega, Spawn of The Voice of Valdosta, Lil Garrison Ryfun to count them down. First, Garrison gives his review on the latest Pope romcom, "Conclave", with #XLessDrEarl chiming in a little. Then, starting with "Endless Love" and ending with "Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning", and every Tom Cruise movie in-between - each of the guys list their fave Cruise films as we go along.  Finally, at the end of the show, an overall average is taken and the Official Tom Cruise Top Ten Films are announced! 

By the time you finally hear this episode, we will know who the President will be in January... or maybe we won't.  Maybe we'll know later today, or next month, who knows.  But what we do know is movie elections!  Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl invite in Friend of the Show   Jacob Roth from Wyoming to discuss all the voting in movies.   First up, a look at the latest Good Day for a Movie Podcast, co-hosted by Roth from Wyoming, and what the latest films are. Then, a round of IMDb Top Four, picking out the most known projects of certain actors and such.   And finally, a top five of movie elections -- and some are quite the stretch...      The American President (Peacock Premium) Bobby (Paramount+) The Campaign (rental) The Dark Knight (MAX) Dave (rental) Election (Paramount+;  MGM+) The Ides of March (rental) Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring (MAX) Napoleon Dynamite (Hulu: AMC+) Nashville (unavailable) No (rental) Primary Colors (rental) Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace (Disney+) Tanner '88 (unrelated to movies) Taxi Driver (Paramount+) The Thing (Paramount+) Weiner (Paramount+)  You're Not Elected Charlie Brown (unrelated to movies)

 With a little nod to All Hallow's Eve, the guys at the Deucecast are here to celebrate some of the best in suspense and horror and creepy movies, with the first ever Horror Movie Draft.   #XLessDrEarl was called away to a patient found in a bathtub of ice with no kidneys and is doing the proper surgery now -- but stepping into the pretentious spot, Miss Independent himself, the Burgerler, Jeremy Burgess. The rules are simple... after playing a quick Box Office Mojo game, in a snake style draft, the guys select horror and scary movies from across Hollywood's years, filling out a list that will ultimately get a movie from the 1960s or previous... the 70s... the 80s... the 90s... the 2000s... the 2010s... and 2020 until current date.  Some are pretty easy to pick, others take some strategy, but overall, Mikey, d$, and Burgess are all asking you to vote THEIR Lineup the best of all -- so make sure you cast your vote either in the Discord or on @TheDeucecast on X.com!  And at the end of the show, Mikey pays off his annual venture into scary movies, MikeTober, plus a rundown on the streaming status of "Don't Die"

It's the Spooky Season as Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl continue their Halloween themed episodes for the month of October!  Make sure you check out our fave witchy movies from a few weeks ago, and next week, our very first Horror Movie Draft... but tonight?  Haunted Houses.   And joining us on the show tonight for his first ever Deucecast appearance, friend of the show and church drummer extraordinaire, Jon "Speedy" "Clax" "Little Drummer Boy" "Like Def Lepperd but Both Arms" Claxton!  We get to know Speedy Clax's fave genres of films and a little about him overall before diving into the episode.  After a scary good game of Denzel, the crew jumps on the Top Five Haunted Houses lists!  Running down all the scariest places, freakiest basements, terrifying treehouses, horrifying clown rooms, mental motels, and much more.  Movies discussed and where they are streaming (at the time of recording)   The Amityville Horror (1979) - MAX The Amityville Horror (2017) - MAX  The Black Phone - Starz The Conjuring - MAX  The Devil's Backbone - Peacock Premium Ernest Scared Stupid - Hoopla; for rental Evil Dead II - AMC+; Shudder; Plex The Ghost & Mr Chicken - for rental The Haunting (1963) - MGM+; Tubi The Haunting (1999) - Paramount+; AMC+ Haunted Mansion - Disney+ House - MAX Paranormal Activity - MAX  Poltergeist - MAX Psycho - Netflix  Oculus - Paramount+;  The Others - for rental SCOOB! - MAX   The Shining - MAX  Stephen King's IT: Chapter One - MAX

The weather is crisper, the nights are longer, the movies are movie'er... and it's time for ReFlicktions!  In a rare instance, d$ actually has more movies that Mikey, with #XLessDrEarl coming in with all the movies he's seen since July. Albert Brooks: Defending My Life (MAX) Alien Romulus (in theaters) Assault on Precinct 13 Am I Racist? (on Daily Wire soon) The Bloody Hundredth (AppleTV+) Boy Kills World (Hulu) Cadillac Man (MGM+; Tubi). Child Star (Hulu) The Critic (unavailable) Deadpool & Wolverine (in theaters) Despicable Me 4 (in theaters) The Four Muskateers The Getaway (Hulu; Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium) Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer (Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium; Tubi) His Three Daughters (Netflix) It's What's Inside (Netflix) Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter (Netflix) Jailbreak: Love on the Run (Netflix) Joker: Folie a Crappola (in theaters) The Kid Stays in the Picture  The Killer's Game (in theaters)  Killer Heat (Amazon Prime) Megalopolis (in theaters) The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare (STARZ in Henry Cavill) Monster House (Netflix) 9/11 Minute by Minute (Amazon Prime) Popeye Priscilla (MAX) The Rescuers (Disney+) The Rescuers Down Under (Disney+) Salem's Lot (MAX) Saturday Night (in theaters) St. Maud Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (in theaters) Transformers One (in theaters) Twisters (in theaters; for rental) Untold: Sign Stealer (Netflix) Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (MAX) Wolfs (AppleTV+) Young Woman and the Sea (Disney+)

In the small but still somewhat cool milestone of our 650th episode, Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl kick off the month of October with the first of three horror themed episodes -- which one, you ask?  Its the Witch One, as a matter of fact.  See what we did there? First up, random chatter about Joker Flop de Flop (honestly, I'm not looking up whatever that crap is called) and even some Megalopolis convo at some point, then the October Birthday Movies!     Then, digging into our Top Five... the Top Five Witches in Movies.

PIP PIP to all our little cheeky monkey fans!  Bloody good time on this episode!    The Deucecast pays a nod to Jolly Ol' England with a list of their favorite Brit films - whether directed by a Brit, movies that take place in a British locale, or perhaps just a British story, Mike, d$, and #XLessDrEarl invite in Friend of the Show and Anglophile himself -- not just Mikey's Uncle, but the show's uncle... Unca Brian make his valiant return. Along the way, a round of Doug Benson's ABCDeez, then a nod to both Kris Kristofferson and Dame Maggie Smith, two very different legends of the screen and stage, and their passing. Then, a list of narratives, both classic and new, animated and documentary style and more -- the British films are coming!! Movies discussed, and where to find them at time of recording:   Chicken Run (Netflix) Control (Amazon Prime; Tubi) Death at a Funeral (Amazon Prime; Tubi) Dunkirk, Son (for rental) An Education (for rental) Happy Go Lucky (for rental) Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire (MAX) High Rise (MAX) The History Boys (for rental) The Imitation Game (BritBox; for rental) The King's Speech (MAX) Kingsman Secret Service (FXNow) The Last King of Scotland (for rental) Layer Cake (for rental) The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare (Starz) Sexy Beast (Paramount+) To End All Wars (Amazon Prime; Tubi) The Wind that Shakes the Barley (AMC+) Yesterday (for rental)

Happy Fall! Or Merry Autumn, if that's how you celebrate... three guys who declined every single invite to any Freak Off Party, the DCMS guys are ready to talk some football!  Or at least, players in the footballs who also hit the silver screen - from Hall of Famers to random players who we knew long ago, here our d$, Mikey, and #XLessEarl's Top Five former NFL player who did some movie stuff.   Also, a rousing game of Rotten Tomatoes, along with some quick reviews on the new Transformers One film. Movies discussed, and where to find them streaming at time of recording:     Ace Ventura Pet Detective Blazing Saddles Broken Arrow Cannonball Run From Dusk til Dawn The Goonies I'm Gonna Get You Sucka Jerry Maguire MASH Never Say Never Again Predator Rocky Rocky IV

It's the unofficial end to the summer series, dropping a day or two before summer actually ends -- but we waited until #XLessDrEarl was back in studio!  And here he is, joining d$ and Mikey as they count down their all time 10 favorite films ever (and give 11 thru 20 later on in the show) Mikey and d$ have a recap of the All Time Top 10 given in Eps 214 and 218 (back in March of 2016), but for #XLessDrEarl, its a brand new list that none of us had ever heard. And after a lengthy discussion on the films of Ernest, we dive in to the all time top ten... of course there is some crossover, and a little movement from previous lists to now -- and only a smattering of pretention.  You'll hear about Harry Ford and Michael Mann. Some Tom Hanks and Audrey Hepburn.  Morgan Freeman and Play It Again Sam... films from 1942 all the way up to 2010. It was a great list to discuss and we'd love to know YOUR faves too. Here are movies discussed and where to find them streaming at time of recording: Almost Famous - MGM+ Andre Rublev The Big Lebowski - rental Blade Runner - rental Casablanca - MAX Chariots of Fire - rental Clerks - Netflix Days of Heaven - Criterion Channel The Empire Strikes Back - Disney+ The Godfather - Paramount+ Heat - Showtime Inception - rental The Last of the Mohicans - TubiTV Lawrence of Arabia - Amazon Prime The Mission - rental The Princess Bride - Disney+ Pulp Fiction - Amazon Prime; Paramount+; AMC+ Raiders of the Lost Ark - Disney+ Roman Holiday - rental The Seventh Seal - MAX; Criterion Channel The Shawshank Redemption - TBS; rental Star Wars - Disney+ Titanic - Paramount+ To Kill a Mockingbird - TubiTV True Romance - rental You've Got Mail - rental

We try to do it every month, but sometimes we miss one... and we did this time around, as we haven't done a ReFlicktions since July... which means there is a bigly amount of movies to discuss!!! The flicks we've seen from months ago that we never got to - Twisters! Deadpool! - to the films we watched just this very weekend - Rebel Ridge! The Killer! Plus, all the movies in the middle. And since #XLessDrEarl is on assignment on the island of Val Verde, for the 2nd week in a row, sometimes co-host Garrison "The Pride of Newnan" Ryfun steps in again.   Among movies discussed, Michael J Fox and Nancy McKeon from the early 80s... Michael Keaton from the the early 90s... Michael Keaton from like, a month ago... the goodness of Glen Powell... d$'s kid sees the Minions... why is Awkwafina... and a good Alien movie. Then, Mikey and d$ and Garrison check out assigned movies.  Finally, the Top 5 of the Year updated!  Here are films discussed, and where to find them at the time of recording.    Twisters (in theaters) Deadpool & Wolverine (in theaters) Dream Scenario (MAX) Young Woman & the Sea (Disney+) High School USA (Amazon Prime; TubiTV) Longlegs (in theaters) Love Lies Bleeding (MAX) Abigail (Peacock Premium) Trap (in theaters) Cuckoo (in theaters) Borderlands (in theaters) Scrambled (Hulu) Dangerous Crossing (The Criterion Channel) Despicable Me 4 (in theaters) Am I OK (MAX) State and Main (Criterion) Parkland (Amazon Prime; TubiTV; STARZ) The Instigators (AppleTV+) Queenpins (Netflix) Duck Soup (MAX) Alien Romulus (in theaters) Reagan (in theaters) Knox Goes Away (MAX) Jackpot (Amazon Prime) Strange Darling (in theaters) Ricky Stanicky (Amazon Prime) The Union (Netflix) The Family Plan (AppleTV+) Arthur the King (for rental) Beetlejuice (MAX) Immaculate (Hulu) Eden Lake (Amazon Prime; TubiTV; FreeVee) Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (in theaters) Kubrick by Kubrick (Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium; TubiTV) Blink Twice (in theaters) Sing Sing (in theaters) DiDi (in theaters) Incoming (Netflix) Snack Shack (Amazon Prime; MGM+ ) The Killer (Peacock Premium) The Watchers (MAX) American Society of Magical Negroes (Amazon Prime) Rebel Ridge (Netflix) Electric Dreams (TubiTV) The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (MGM+; TubiTV) Popeye (for rental) Assault on Precinct 13 (Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium; Criterion; FreeVee) The Last of Sheila (Criterion Channel) The 39 Steps (Amazon Prime; MAX; Criterion; TubiTV)

Now that the summer is over, Pumpkin Spice Lattes fresh in Mikey's hand, college football season on the TV, Garrison wiping his tears over his team eliminated on Day 10 of the season, Dr Earl out of the show because he's curing botox injuries with Australian aboriginals, d$ finally giving his Dave'Stalgia lineup...    Its the fall, and its the Fall Movie Preview.  And its the biggest one ever, as Mikey, d$, and guest host Garrison "Pride of Blue Ridge" Ryfun read 12 pages of upcoming films... not only lots of movies coming to the theaters, but also streaming on Netflix, Hulu, Prime and beyond.  Docs about Superman's life... cartoons about robots... more cartoons about robots... Matt Walsh asking a question... Frances Ford Coppola's latest disaster... why d$ doesn't care about Joker's singing... Mikey's pumped for new Askew... a new Stephen King adaption... Tom Hardy's last go-round... a bald Marky Mark... and so, so much more. Plus, the five classic films assigned to d$ for watching and ranking.    Dave'Stalgia Films   Arsenic & Old Lace (Scotty Ryfun) - for rental A Face in the Crowd (Dr Earl) - MAX The Lady Vanishes (Garrison) - Amazon Prime; MAX Strangers on a Train (Mikey) - TubiTV Targets (Burgey) - for rental

 What better way to close out an entire summer of top ten lists from across 8 different genres and 3 different movie roles than to look at the cartoons... the animated films!  Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl jump right in with a look at each of their favorite films of the hand drawn and computer created fare. As you'd expect, lots of Pixar and Disney, but a little Rankin and Bass tossed in, plus Everything is Awesome, a little Cornholio, some smart rats, and a dying robot... only if you believe... in miracles.  Here are the movies discussed and where to find them:   Aladdin (Disney+) Beauty and the Beast (Disney+) Beavis & Butthead Do America (Paramount+) Cars 2 (Disney+) DuckTales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (Disney+) The Great Mouse Detective (Disney+) Hercules (Disney+) The Incredibles (Disney+) Inside Out (Disney+) Iron Giant (Paramount+) The Jungle Book (Disney+) The Last Unicorn (Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium) The Lego Movie (Netflix) The Little Mermaid (Disney+) The Lord of the Rings (for rental) The Prince of Egypt (for rental) Robin Hood (Disney+) The Secret of NIMH (MGM+) Spider-Man: Into the SpiderVerse (FXNow) The Sword in the Stone (Disney+) Toy Story 3 (Disney+) Transformers: The Movie (unavailable) Wall*E (Disney+)

It's the true dog days of summer, as My Favorite Summer has only two eps left before the big pay-off -- Mikey, d$'s and #XLessDrEarl's top ten fave films of all time.  But first, after listing our favorite actors and actresses, it's time for the Directors!  We invite in Friend of the Show and Elder Movie Statesman, the Voice of Marietta, Scotty Ryfun!  We chat about our fave movie filmmakers, the movies they have given us, the styles we love, and our own qualifications of how they are favorites... and Ryfun gives quite a defense of both George Lucas and "The Rise of Skywalker". It's not really right, but it's at least passionate.  Here is a list of movies discussed and where to find them streaming:    The Abyss (Hulu) Aliens (Hulu; MAX) The Apartment (TubiTV) Black Hawk Down (for rental) Brewster McLeod (for rental) Captain America: The First Avenger (Disney+) Charade (Amazon Prime) Crimson Tide (for rental) Duel (for rental) Empire of the Sun (for rental)  Fargo (Amazon Prime; TubiTV) The Godfather trilogy (Paramount+) Inception (for rental) The In-Laws (for rental) Joy (MAX) The Lost Weekend (for rental) Matchstick Men (for rental) Memories of Murder (TubiTV) Mother (Peacock Premium; Crackle) Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (Hulu) Patriots Day (Netflix)  Radio Flyer (for rental) Rear Window (The Criterion Channel) Red State (TubiTV) Rope (for rental) Ruthless People (for rental) Skin Deep (Amazon Prime) A Serious Man (MAX) Strangers on a Train (TubiTV) The Terminal (Amazon Prime) While We're Young (MAX)

It took the whole summer, but The Deucecast Movie Show finally managed to get a podcasting legend superstar... Steve Glosson makes his glorious return to the show!  The latest, and one of three remaining, topics left in this year's My Favorite Summer series is our favorite Fantasy & Sci-Fi films!  Drew Goddard gets some love, we somehow talk about Mary Hart and Leeza Gibbons, and of course, most people don't follow the rules as out of three Top Tens, at least 40 movies are mentioned.  Here are the movies talked about, and where to find them streaming at the time of recording:   The Abyss - Hulu Aliens - Hulu; MAX Blade Runner - for rental Captain America: Civil War - Disney+ Children of Men - Starz Dragonfruit - for rental E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial and His Adventures on Earth - for rental Ghostbusters - AMC+ Godzilla - MAX Highlander - Crackle Inception - for rental Independence Day - Hulu Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom - Disney+ Jurassic Park - for rental Lord of the Rings Trilogy - Amazon Prime; MAX Mad Max Fury Road - MAX Master of the Universe - TubiTV Princess Bride - Disney+ Star Wars Original Trilogy - Disney+ Star Wars Prequel Trilogy - Disney+ Superman II - Amazon Prime; MAX The Terminator - AMC+ Transformers: The Movie - unavailable

Only a few weeks left as My Favorite Summer begins to wind down... we've laughed at the comedies, we've cried at the dramas, we've sweated over the action, we've fawned over our favorite actresses and fangirled on our fave actors... now, grab your blankets and hide your eyes, its the Horror and Suspense of it all. Mikey, d$, and #XTwitterlessDrEarl bring back Friend of the Show and Fan Fave The Burgler himself, Jeremy "Miss Independent" Burgess.  After giving the update on what to see at the upcoming Sidewalk Film Festival, the guys jump into their Top 10s of Suspense and Horror films all around. Stephen King makes several appearances, as does Bruce Campbell's Ash character, with ghosts, demon babies, chainsaws, creepy sci-fi, Hitchcock, classic John Cena, and of course, THE BEEEESSSSS. Here are the movies mentioned, and where to find them at time of recording:   Alien - Hulu; FXNow Army of Darkness - for rental The Cabin in the Woods - Peacock Premium Carrie - MAX Cat People - for rental Creepshow - for rental Cube - Amazon Prime; TubiTV Dead Again - for rental Diabolique - MAX Evil Dead II - for rental The Exorcist - for rental Fright Night - MAX Halloween - AMC+; Shudder The Hitcher - MAX Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person - for rental The Invisible Man - for rental Jaws - MAX Let the Right One In - Amazon Prime; Peacock Premium Phantasm - Peacock Premium Poltergeist - MGM+ Psycho - Amazon Prime Raw - for rental Rosemary's Baby - Amazon Prime; Paramount+ 78/52 -  Se7en - for rental The Shining - for rental The Silence of the Lambs - MGM+ Stephen King's IT - for rental Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Peacock Premium; TubiTV The Thing - for rental  Trick or Treat - for rental Videodrome - for rental The Wicker Man - Amazon Prime; Freevee

We are hitting the dog days of summer and headed to the homestretch of My Favorite Summer - and after talking about our favorite Actors a few weeks back, it's time to turn our attention to the much fairer side... our favorite Actresses!  We invited our great friend of the show, the host of the Food for Thought Podcast and our resident Chef Melissa Reagan -- and we begin the show with a Top Ten list for our Rotten Tomatoes game, in what might be the longest DCMS game we've ever done... then we leap into our Top Ten All Time Fave Actresses. Some classics, like Ingrid, some Gen X crushes like Sally, and some modern queens like Anna and Elizabeth.  A little crossover, plus we all list a movie of each choice YOU should watch!  Here is the list of movies recommended on the show, and where to find them:    The Adjustment Bureau - Netflix Adventures in Babysitting - Disney+ American Hustle -  Netflix  Before the Devil Knows Your Dead - Paramount+ Blood Simple - MAX Blue Jasmine - for rental  Bridges of Madison County - for rental The 'burbs - unavailable Deconstructing Harry - Peacock Premium; TubiTV The Descendants - for rental Doubt - for rental Drop Dead Gorgeous - unavailable Eternal Sunshine of the Spotlight Mind - STARZ The Favourite - for rental Garden State - MAX Heroes - for rental The Holiday - for rental I Love Trouble - Hoopla In America - for rental Kodachrome - Netflix Lady MacBeth - STARZ Love Letters - Amazon Prime Morning Glory - for rental Murder on the Orient Express - for rental Noelle - Disney+ Panic Room - MAX Parkland - Amazon Prime; TubiTV Punchline - PlutoTV; for rental The Quiet Man - for rental  Rob Roy - MGM+; TubiTV Sabrina - for rental Sicario - Amazon Prime The Souvenir - MAX Rent - Hoopla; for rental The Time Traveler's Wife - MAX What's Love Got to Do With It - for rental Where'd You Go Bernadette - for rental Widows - for rental You Can Count on Me - Hoopla; for rental

What good is My Favorite Summer if we can't have explosions, bad guys getting shot, car chases, high kicks to the face and more explosions?  Thats why we have the Action Movies!    Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl bring in Friend of the Show Aussie Nate to talk about their favorite top ten all time movies consider action... and maybe a little sci-fi?   First, birthday movies, learning how old Boyhood is, Runaway Bride, Angels in the Outfield and even Mikey's fave, Babar: The Movie. Then, a Prime Day update, and Aussie's experience seeing his fave film in the theaters. Finally, the guys chat about their own personal rankings of action movies, including Axel Foley's adventures, Jason Bourne's identity, Nic Cage out of prison, John McClane in airplanes and skyscrapers, John Wick falling down stairs, Jackie Chan kicking people, Indiana Jones being doomed, and the best portrayal of Wyatt Earp in cinematic history.  Stick around for the Shark Talk in the stinger.      Where the Movies are Streaming at Time of Recording     Air Force One - AMC+ The Avengers - Disney+ Bad Boys II - Netflix Beverly Hills Cops III - Paramount+ The Bourne Identity - for rental Captain American Winter Soldier - Disney+ Cliffhanger - for rental Con Air - for rental The Condemned - FreeVee Die Hard - AMC+ Die Hard 2: Dieharder - for rental Extreme Prejudice - for rental First Blood - for rental The Fugitive - TubiTV Hard Boiled - for rental Independence Day - Hulu Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom - Disney+ Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade - Disney+ John Wick Chapter 4 - Starz in Ninja Kingsman Secret Service - MGM+ The Last of the Mohicans - for rental Leon: The Professional - Netflix Lethal Weapon - for rental Live Free or Die Hard - Showtime Mission Impossible II - Paramount+ Mission Impossible: Fallout - Paramount+; MGM+ The NeverEnding Story - for rental Old Boy - Netflix Police Story - MAX Raiders of the Lost Ark - Disney+ The Rock - Peacock Premium The Rundown - Starz in The Rock Speed - Starz in Buses  Street Fighter - Netflix  Tombstone - Hulu True Lies - Hulu Young Guns - MGM+

t's been two months since Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl reflected upon the flicks watched, so it's time to give another roundup of the newest, the oldest, and all the movies in the middle. It's the latest Pixar tearjerker... a franchise that slaps... Nic Cage rolls up...  Inside Out 2 (in theaters) Bad Boys Ride or Die (in theaters) Please Don't the Pleasure of Foggy Mountain Snack Shack (MGM+) Hit Man (Netflix) The Bikeriders (in theaters) Pencils vs Pixels (Amazon Prime; TubiTV) Butchers Crossing (Hulu) Arcadium (Shudder; AMC+) A Quiet Place Day One (in theaters) MoviePass, Movie Crash (MAX) Trigger Warning (Netflix) Horizon: An American Saga (in theaters) Brats (Hulu) Drive Away Dolls (Peacock) Red Right Hand (Hulu) MaXXXine (in theater) Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget (Netflix) Axel F (Netflix) Stop Making Sense (MAX) Madness in the Method (Amazon Prime; TubiTV; Tubi's CracklePlex) I.S.S. (Showtime; Paramount+) Kinds of Kindness (in theaters) State and Main (Criterion Channel; TubiTV) Kill (in theaters) Seven Samurai (MAX; Criterion Channel) Fly Me to the Moon (in theaters) Longlegs (in theaters) The Blue Gardenia (Amazon Prime) Hang ‘Em High (Amazon Prime; AMC+) Margin Call (TubiTV) Three Muskateers (for rental)  

My Favorite Summer... The Comedies

In the latest genre of My Favorite Summer, d$, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl revisit a topic first explored in July 2015 - with Pinky and Clay Shaver back then, no less... Documentaries! Now that all three have seen many, many more documentaries since Eps 183 and 184 (over 450 episodes since those days), it was time to redo the lists.  Since Pinky is still imprisoned in the Chinese gulag and Clay is coaching in the WNBA, we look to another filmmaker and production guy, friend of the show Ken Horstmann who joins the show to give his own lists.   Make sure to check the list below to find out where you can see a lot of these      All Things Must Pass - Peacock; TubiTV Amazing Grace - MAX American Movie - Amazon Prime Beyond the Gates of Splender - TubiTV Brooklyn Bridge - Hoopla Cave of Forgotten Dreams - AMC+ Dark Days - Peacock; TubiTV A Decade Under the Influence - for rental A Disturbance in the Force - for rental Exit Through the Gift Shop - unavailable F for Fake - Max; The Criterion Channel The Fog of War - for rental The Fire of Love - Disney+, Hulu Free Solo - Disney+; Hulu Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse - for rental Hoop Dreams - MAX; Paramount+; The Criterion Channel  Icarus - Netflix The Inventor - MAX Jasper Mall - Amazon Prime, TubiTV Jiro Dreams of Sushi - Hulu; Peacock; AMC+; TubiTV The Kid Stays in the Picture - for rental The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters - for rental A League of Ordinary Gentlemen - TubiTV Let It Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992 - for rental Lost in La Mancha - for rental Marwencol - for rental Murderball - Peacock; Amazon Prime; TubiTV Muscle Shoals - for rental Paradise Lost - for rental The Resurrection of Jake the Snake - Amazon Prime; TubiTV Rockafire Explosion - unavailable Score - TubiTV Searching for Sugarman - for rental Stop Making Sense - MAX They Shall Not Grow Old - for rental Tower - for rental 20 Days in Meripol - Hoopla Winnebago Man - TubiTV Won't You Be My Neighbor - Netflix

The My Favorite Summer series takes a slight break this week, but not to give a classic episode... this week, d$, Mikey, and #XlessDrEarl drops in your lap a bunch of extra content...   First, the Deucies Reaction Show -- friends of the show, Garrison "Pride of Sylvester" Ryfun, Roth from Wyoming, Aussie Nate, and The Burgeler himself, Jeremy Burgess give their thoughts on the awards given, those snubbed, who should have won and who did win based on The 11th Annual Deucie Awards, episode 626.   Next, a little extra Jeremy Burgess, giving his thoughts on possible winners of the Deucie Screenplay Award. If this is your first time listening to our show... we beg you, find another episode to get used to us. If you are a regular listener... first, we're sorry, but then, THANKS and enjoy the randomness this week, and we'll see you for Documentaries next week!

The heat is on, and summer isn't even officially here yet! Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl are here for another edition of My Favorite Summer - and this time, we look at the scope of actors across movie history, and each pick out their ten faves.   From older gents like Jimmy Stewart to newer names like Tom Hardy, with Hollywood legends like Leo, Denzel, Harrison, Bobby D, and even more.   Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl each give their top ten fave actors and why they are such a big deal to them.  Plus, Rotten Tomatoes, the 2024 Box Office edition, takes place to kick off the show!    Movies we recommend featuring our fave actors:   The Aviator (Amazon Prime) Becky (Showtime) Birdman (for rental) Changing Lanes (PlutoTV) Collateral (Paramount+; Criterion Channel) The Devil Wears Prada (MAX) The Edge (MAX) Forrest Gump (Paramount+) The Fugitive (for rental) Glory (Amazon Prime; AMC+) Home Alone (Disney+) Inside Man (Netflix; Starz) It's a Wonderful Life (Amazon Prime; FreeVee) The Last of the Mohicans (for rental) Marathon Man (Starz) Matchstick Men (for rental) The Mission (for rental) Morning Glory (for rental) A Perfect World (for rental) Philadelphia (for rental) Raiders of the Lost Ark (Disney+; Paramount+) Raising Arizona (Starz) Rear Window (Amazon Prime) Robin and Marion (for rental) The Rundown (Hulu; Peacock Premium) Silence of the Lambs (MGM+) There Will Be Blood (Paramount+) Toy Story (Disney+) Trading Places (for rental)

The second part of My Favorite Summer brings the drama this week -- as the Deucecast Movie Show crew gives their own list of the serious stories from the world of cinema.   Joining Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl is the co-host of the Good Day 4 a Movie Podcast, Jacob Roth, aka Roth from Wyoming, as they chit-chat and then play a round of a game not played in these here parts in a while -- The Ryan Phillippe Game returns for the first time since 2022. Then, the Top Ten Fave Dramatic Films... everyone has their own description, as some movies may be more of a dramedy than a drama... or maybe it's listed under drama for one, but will be in another category for another. Legendary films like The Godfather make a few lists, 90s capers like True Romance is discussed, a tragedy unfolds in one film, a fort is defending in another, and movies from as far back as 1966 are covered, all the way up to last year.