With WICKED arriving later this year, and the OG celebrating its 85th(!) anniversary in 2024, what better time than now than to talk WIZARD OF OZ? Is it the most well-known movie of all time?
What lesson will Hollywood learn with IT ENDS WITH US making $50 million on opening weekend? And why did Apple buy THE INSTIGATORS? Let's discuss both on this late summer edition of MAM!
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It's M. Night Shyamalan week here on MAM, and its rolling over to the VIP after party with a throwback talk on 2004's THE VILLAGE! Does the twist work, or not?
We're back with another M. Night movie to talk about - what does he bring in 2024 and does TRAP live up to its high concept? Let's discuss!
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We're entering the mid-2000s portion of our Quentin Tarantino retrospective, but we must first up KILL BILL talk!
Deadpool is back for a third time, this time in the MCU officially, and with Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine. Does it work, or has DEADPOOL run its course? Let's talk it out on MAM!
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Most Hitchcock fans rank NORTH BY NORTHWEST in his top five films, but what about it makes it so likable, and unique? Let's review it for its 65th anniversary!
We've got yet another Glen Powell movie to discuss in 2024, as the reboot(?) / sequel(?) to TWISTER swept through the competition at the box office (see what we did there?) But is it a GOOD movie?
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GARDEN STATE his us MAM hosts right as we were entering adulthood. But how does it hold up now that we're full-on adults? And remember Zach Braff?!
This weekend brings us the sequel to TWISTER, so this is our last chance to talk the original before the new one. How does it hold up after nearly 30 years??
THE KARATE KID was heating up the summer box office 40 years ago, now it's getting another reboot! Let's throw it back to the OG and see how it holds up!
Netflix are the ones to make BEVERLY HILLS COP 4 finally happen. Was it worth the wait? Are we back to prime Eddie? Better than expected? Let's talk AXEL F on this week's main feed MAM!
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Thirty years since THE LION KING changed us all, and now there's a live action sequel coming soon. What better time than right NOW to throw it back to one we were all watching three decades ago. How does it hold up??
We're back in A QUIET PLACE, but this time with a prequel minus Krasinski and Blunt. Does it live up to the earlier movies? Exceed it? Let's discuss one of the bigger surprise hits of the summer so far!
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How is it already the 30th anniversary of SPEED?! We're throwing it back to prime 90s Keanu, Sandy, and Jeff Daniels as we debate: is SPEED good?
Brian recently caught THE MUPPET MOVIE in theaters for the 45th anniversary. It's finally time to talk about it properly in the MAM VIP! Get ready for some nostalgia.
We've got another sequel from Pixar, but people seem to like this one! Let's discuss the current state of the company and review INSIDE OUT 2!
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The BAD BOYS franchise is showing no signs of slowing down, in a world where most franchises are showing signs of slowing down. But how good is RIDE OR DIE, and how long can they keep this up? Let's discuss on this week's Mad About Movies!
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Did George Miller do enough with his newest MAD MAX saga to win Brian and Richard over this time around? It's all things FURIOSA and why it "underperformed" at the box office on this newest MAM.
After his run in the 90s, Tarantino leaned into his wild wide in the 2000s beginning with Kill Bill. Where does it rank for us, and what does it represent in his filmography? Let's continue our retrospective series!