In anticipation of the final chapter of Rise of the War for the Dawn of the Revenge of the Attack for the Battle of the Planet of the Apes, we throw it back to the one that started it all, 1968's Planet of the Apes!
Spider-Man is back home at Marvel with his first solo entry into the MCU! This week we discuss all things Spider-Man: Homecoming, Daniel Day Lewis' retirement, and of course Cake vs. Pie.
0:00 - News / Daniel Day Lewis / Jumanji Trailer
18:57 - Spider-Man: Homecoming
1:06:00 - Weekly Recommends
We take a break from the doldrums of this year's summer movie season to discuss Edgar Wright's 'Baby Driver,' with guest Knox McCoy from The Popcast!
0:00 - News / Box Office Catch Up
16:02 - Baby Driver
1:10:00 - Weekly Recommends
Happy 4th of July weekend to everyone here in the States! And what a better way to celebrate than to discuss American Treasure Harrison Ford's tenure as our butt-kicking President in 1997's Air Force One in honor of its 20th anniversary! GET OFF OUR PLANE!!!!
We made it to episode 300! Thank you so much to the MAM Fam for supporting us unconditionally up to this point. In honor of this milestone, we're bringing you our top 10 guilty pleasure movies. Get your popcorn ready, 'cause it's gonna be a show!
We triumphantly take over where we left off with Age of Extinction to discuss Michael Bay's final Transformers film (hopefully) The Last Knight. We also discuss some breaking Star Wars news! This one's a doozy.
0:00 - Movie News / Star Wars Updates
27:45 - Transformers: The Last Knight
1:18:00 - Weekly Recommends
In honor of its 20th anniversary, we take a look back at sci-fi cult hit Starship Troopers and debate its various accolades.
This episode we discuss the much-debated 2pac biopic "All Eyez On Me," briefly review Cars 3, and converse on Game of Thrones and Lyndon Baines Johnson. Yes, you read that right.
0:00 - TV catch-up talk
19:17 - Cars 3 / All Eyez On Me
1:09:00 - Weekly Recommends
This week's Throwback episode looks back at Steven Spielberg's most personal film "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial." Is it still iconic 35 years later?
The Dark Universe is here...we think? Join us as we discuss the first of many upcoming monster movie reboots from Universal "The Mummy," as well as the merits of Rotten Tomatoes and an update on our Summer Movie Draft.
0:00 - Summer Movie Draft / Rotten Tomatoes
27:32 - The Mummy / Dark Universe
1:18:00 - Weekly Recommends
Join us as we throw it back and discuss one of the most praised blockbusters ever 'Men in Black' in celebration of its 20th anniversary.
Join us this week as we break down everything involving Wonder Woman and nominate some new American Treasures. Has DC finally steered the ship in the right direction?
0:00 - Hello and American Treasures
24:05 - Wonder Woman
1:29:00 - Weekly Recommends
Instead of our usual Throwback episode this week, we get to discuss the unfortunate throwback to a TV show from the 90s in the reboot of Baywatch, and some ideas for shows that COULD make for decent movies.
This week we discuss Pirates of the Caribbean for the first time (believe it or not) as well as some more sequel news!
0:00 - Movie News
28:04 - Pirates of the Caribbean
1:09:00 - Weekly Recommends
This week's Throwback looks back at Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy prior to the new Marvel Studios reboot.
This week we dive into the newest entry into the 'Alien' franchise, ponder the state of SNL, and discuss some news surrounding Justice League and Spider-Man.
Ahead of this weekend's release of Alien: Covenant, we look back at one of Ridley Scott's biggest successes, 2001's Black Hawk Down.
Join us this week as we discuss what happened with King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and what the overall deal is with Warner Brothers these days.
0:00 - Intro/Movie News
33:03 - King Arthur
1:22:18 - Weekly Recommends
For this week's Throwback edition of MAM, Richard and Brian talk Christopher Nolan's Insomnia for its 15th anniversary.
Sequels are never better than the original, right?!? Join us this week as we debate all things Guardians of the Galaxy, Awesome Mix Vol. 2, and the effectiveness of "Baby Groot."