Do You Like Prince Movies?: Recent Episodes
Grantland
In the series finale of 'Do You Like Prince Movies?,' Alex and Wesley make their last stand against the forces of darkness - and one of them isn't coming back.
Alex and Wesley discuss the Emmys, homeless Richard Gere, Ryan Adams's '1989,' and the rules of covering other people's songs. Plus: the elephant in the room!
Alex and Wesley saw some movies, but not the same ones. Plus Pitchfork's 200 Best Songs of the 1980s and the generational nature of canon-making.
Alex and Wesley discuss the finales of 'Mr. Robot' and 'Show Me a Hero,' plus Alex Gibney's Steve Jobs documentary and The Weeknd's 'Beauty Behind the Madness.'
Alex and Wesley discuss Kanye at the VMAs and Miley's surprisingly great surprise album. Plus: 'Z for Zachariah,' 'We Are Your Friends,' and a tribute to Wes Craven.
Alex and Wesley discuss 'Mistress America' and 'American Ultra,' a feather-ruffling Quentin Tarantino Q&A, and the Carly Rae Jepsennaisance
Alex and Wesley discuss 'UnREAL' and 'Mr. Robot' and how 'Straight Outta Compton' airbrushes the N.W.A legacy.
The Songs of the Summer, re-ranked! 'Fantastic Four' and the possible dickitude of Miles Teller, discussed! Dr. Dre's 'Compton,' a thing that exists! And more!
Alex and Wesley discuss 'Tangerine,' new Song of the Summer contenders from Beck, Chvrches, and the Weeknd, and the 20th anniversary of Deee-Lite's 'World Clique.'
Alex and Wesley discuss 'Trainwreck' and the pathologizing of Amy Schumer's persona, plus Donald Trump and the best TV show ever made about a depressed horse.
Alex and Wesley freak out in various ways over the Emmy nominations and discuss the pleasant surprise that is 'Ant-Man.'
Alex and Wesley discuss the hard bodies of 'Magic Mike XXL,' the soft thinking of 'Terminator Genisys,' and the pros and cons of Apple's Beats 1.
It's Raw Emotion Week as Wesley and Alex talk to child psychiatrist Ethel Bullitt about 'Inside Out' and discuss the legacy of Nina Simone.
Alex and Wesley process President Obama's historic sitdown with Marc Maron and its tragic context. Plus: 'True Detective' is back, more 'True Detective'-ish than ever.
This week, Alex and Wesley talk about 'Jurassic World,' Armando Iannucci's 'Veep,' and this month's book club book: Paul Beatty's satirical novel 'The Sellout.'
Grantland Entourologist Mark Lisanti boards the 'Prince Movies' Topless Party Yacht to discuss the least essential movie of the summer.
Earthquakes! Tsunamis! Emma Stone cast as an Asian person! It's Disaster Week on 'Do You Like Prince Movies,' and Alex and Wesley are your first responders.
Wesley's back from Cannes, 'Mad Men' is still over, and we're all figuring out what to do with our lives from here on out.
Alex and Grantland's Dave Schilling discuss the 'Mad Men' finale, 'Mad Max: Fury Road,' and other works of art about patriarchs spinning away from the sun.
Alex and Wesley unbox Kim Kardashian's 'Selfish' and prepare to say goodbye to 'Mad Men.'
Alex and Wesley discuss 'Age of Ultron,' Kim Kardashian's 'Selfish,' and other unstoppable forces of nature.
This week, Alex and Wesley get excited about an old Stevie Wonder album and a new Kurt Cobain documentary.
Alex and Wesley discuss the desktop horror movie 'Unfriended' and the latest salvo in a certain kind of critic's ongoing war on "poptimism."
Alex and Wesley discuss Marvel's 'Daredevil,' the AI thriller 'Ex Machina,' and Noah Baumbach's generation-gap comedy 'While We're Young.'
Alex and Wesley discuss the troubled 'Twin Peaks' reboot, the death-defying pleasures of 'Furious 7,' and how much water it takes to grow an almond.
Processing the overwhelming 'Empire' finale and Kendrick Lamar's even more overwhelming 'To Pimp a Butterfly' with special guest Dave Schilling.
Alex and Wesley discuss the incoherence of 'Chappie,' the unnecessariness of the 'Ghostbusters' and 'Poltergeist' remakes, and the forgottenness of James Ingram.
Alex and Wesley on Will Smith's con-man rom-com 'Focus' and the 'Girls' resurgence, plus a Vulcan salute to the late Leonard Nimoy.
Special Almost-Double-Size Oscar Edition. Plus: Ordinary Argentines wild out in 'Wild Tales,' and in his own way, so does legendary rock critic Robert Christgau.
Processing the escalating craziness of 'Empire' with special guest Dave Schilling. Plus: how Drake is like Morrissey and vice versa.