Instead of using big words like the critics, Mitch and Brad discuss all things movies like regular people.
Mitch & Brad go on their own treasure hunt for great adventure movies, look into Mark Wahlberg's past in "Their First Movie", and review new movie Uncharted.
Who done it?
Find out today when Mitch & Brad unveil the culprits! Get ready for discussions on movie detectives, debating 2017’s Wonder Woman in Split Decision, and concluding with a review of new murder mystery Death on the Nile (2022).
Everyone loves an underdog!
February means the Super Bowl so Mitch & Brad talk football movies. Included are gridiron film favorites, gabbing about sports movies in Talking Pictures, and closing with a review of the Kurt Warner biopic American Underdog.
Mitch & Brad show their romantic sides. This episode features rom com discussions, Talking Pictures with the indie movie genre, and finishes with a review of Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza.
Hold your breath because Mitch & Brad are heading to space! Get ready to talk alien invasions, the Past, Present & Future of disaster movies, and a review of the new movie Moonfall.
Fear thy nature.
Mitch & Brad get medieval with Shakespere adaptations, break down the career of Denzel Washington in Filmography, and end with a review of the highly rated The Tragedy of Macbeth.
Do you like scary movies?
Well, Mitch & Brad do, and they reveal their favorites, discuss screenwriter Kevin Williamson’s impact on horror in the segment “Their First Movie”, and wrap up with a review of new release movie Scream.
What is real?
Today, Mitch & Brad reveal their most anticipated movies of 2022, discuss the first three Matrix movies in Trilogies Revisited, and conclude with a review of The Matrix Resurrections.
Let’s dance.
This week on the show, Mitch & Brad talk musical adaptations, ask Does It Hold Up? with 1961’s West Side Story, then jump to the present to discuss Steven Spielberg's West Side Story.
Time to swing into action! On the first episode of the show Mitch & Brad get multiversal to dream up future superhero flicks, pick their top 3 MCU movies, and give their thoughts on the #1 film of 2021: Spider-Man: No Way Home.