Back to your regularly scheduled Movie Babies #MuBaes. Movie Babies is a trailer review podcast, reviewing the latest & greatest trailers. In today's episode the gang continues Spooky Halloween Month with a listener submitted trailer from Melissa Joan Hart, The Watcher in the Woods! We also tackle the newest from the director of the controversial The Lobster with The Killing of a Sacred Deer!
Episode 32 In which celebrity guest Laine Keniston is back with a vengeance as we introduce The Spook-Counter. Send in your guesses on how many times we say the word “Spooky” and you win a trip to the insane asylum! We beg Clarissa to explain herself as we add another victim to the Movie Babies’ Banned list. We also find the connection between the two trailers as we add another entry into the Movie Babies’ Shared Universe (MBSU). Finally we ask the age old question, ‘Can you Home Alone it?” but with a spooky twist! Somewhere in between we discuss the actual trailers for the movies and rate them with the patented Movie Babies Rating System.
SHOWNOTES
Intro: Film is Truth Roulette: Logan & Vibes Reviews (spoilers)
Review 1: The Watcher in the Woods (12:27)
Review 2: The Killing of a Sacred Deer (37:27)
Outro: Listener Review - Your Review Here! (1:03:33)
Spoiler Alert(s):
Logan & Vibes: (Intro)
The Lobster: (59:00 - 59:40)
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When you don't have time to watch a 2 minute trailer, but do have time to listen to an hour long podcast!
Back to your regularly scheduled Movie Babies #MuBaes. Movie Babies is a trailer review podcast, reviewing the latest & greatest trailers. In today's episode it’s Remake Themed as we review Bruce Willis’ Death Wish & Ellen Page’s Flatliners!
Episode 30 In which celebrity guest Shaun Johnson celebrates our 30 episode milestone by reviewing 5 trailers with us, both the remakes and the originals! We also celebrate by adding another victim to the Movie Babies Banned List. Last episode we cured sexism with celebrity guest Laine, and in this episode we follow it up by solving racism as we dive into Death Wish. We also speculate how we’d spend our Flatliner days and what skills we'd want to take back with us. Somewhere in between we discuss the actual trailers for the movies and rate them with the patented Movie Babies Rating System.
SHOWNOTES
Intro: Whedon
Review 1: Death Wish 2017 & 1974 (06:06)
Review 2: Flatliners 2017 & 1990 (37:07)
Outro: Listener Contest! (1:06:14)
Spoiler Alert(s):
A Good Day to Die Hard : 32:02-32:30
Sixth Sense: 43:20-43:25
We recommend watching the trailers first at our Youtube. Movie Babies releases new episodes every Thursday (or so). Suggest a trailer for us to review at our Facebook & Twitter
Subscribing, Rating & Reviewing are the best ways to support the show! Leave a review and we'll read it on the air! Devin will even mispronounce your name. We’re also giving out free mini movie posters for those who leave a review! Not sure how to leave a review? Follow this link! Find us on iTunes -- Stitcher -- Google Play -- Youtube -- Tunein -- Direct Download
When you don't have time to watch a 2 minute trailer, but do have time to listen to an hour long podcast!
Back to your regularly scheduled Movie Babies #MuBaes. Movie Babies is a trailer review podcast, reviewing the latest & greatest trailers. In today's episode we review Stephen King’s The Dark Tower.
What happens when you pit super positive celebrity guest Jeff Richardson from the Everything is Awesome podcast against our cynical and cranky Movie Babies? Jeff loves the trailer, Sean hates it and Devin is in the middle. Who will be swayed? Check out Jeff and his multiple podcasts at awesomepod.squarespace.com
“Your idea can only do what it do” a wise stoner once said, as we discuss our favorite Stephen King films, have a rap battle celebration and Jeff breaks our podcast when he asks, “Do I make jokes or do you want actual facts and figures?” Somewhere in between, we discuss the actual trailers for the movies and rate them with the patented Movie Babies Rating System, based on an old Coca Cola ad.
We recommend watching the trailers first at our Youtube. Movie Babies releases new episodes every Thursday (or so). Suggest a trailer for us to review at our Facebook & Twitter
Subscribing, Rating & Reviewing are the best ways to support the show! Leave a review and we'll read it on the air and Devin will mispronounce your name! Find us on iTunes -- Stitcher -- Google Play -- Youtube -- Direct Download
When you don't have time to watch a 2 minute trailer, but do have time to listen to an hour long podcast!
Back to your regularly scheduled Movie Babies #MuBaes. Movie Babies is a trailer review podcast, reviewing the latest & greatest trailers. In today's episode we review Jumanji & Jumanji. Wait, that can't be right?!
It's an episode filled with firsts, as we welcome returning celebrity guest Joe Olmstead as he reviews our first retro trailer 1995's Jumanji, as we attempt to compare and contrast with 2017's Jumanji.
Reviewing The Rock's newest blockbuster is Jess Tholmer, outstanding writer and twitter warrior, we recommend checking out her work at jessicatholmer.com.
In this episode we ponder what you do if you Freaky Friday'd with The Rock? We also pitch the best Rock film ever made, as we shamelessly start a campaign to get him to tweet us #RocktheMuBaes. The boys also stay up past their bedtime, as we record in the early morning and get sleep drunk. The mayhem ends with a Jumanji Rap Battle. Somewhere in between, we discuss the actual trailers for the movies and rate them with the patented Movie Babies Rating System, based on an old Coca Cola ad.
SHOWNOTES
Intro: Sleep Drunk
Review 1: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (04:00)
Review 2: Jumanji: 1995 (36:44)
Outro: Live Shows & Jumanji Rap (1:13:25)
Spoiler Alert(s): Beyond the Gates (1:04:25 - 1:06:00)
We recommend watching the trailers first at our Youtube. Movie Babies releases new episodes every Thursday (or so). Suggest a trailer for us to review at our Facebook & Twitter
Subscribing, Rating & Reviewing are the best ways to support the show! Leave a review and we'll read it on the air and Devin will mispronounce your name! Find us on iTunes -- Stitcher -- Google Play -- Youtube -- Direct Download
When you don't have time to watch a 2 minute trailer, but do have time to listen to an hour long podcast!
Back to your regularly scheduled Movie Babies #MuBaes. Movie Babies is a trailer review podcast, reviewing the latest & greatest trailers. In today's episode we review the trailers for the next big space opera, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets and Sony’s next cash in, The Emoji Movie.
It’s MuBaes Classic, as these two boobs are guest-less and riding solo. Listen as we continually mispronounce Valerian, try to unravel how exactly the emoji world works, and ask the question, Can You Movie Babies it? As we attempt to improve said movies. Somewhere in between, we discuss the actual trailers for the movies and rate them with the patented Movie Babies Rating System based on an old Coca Cola ad.
We recommend watching the trailers first at our Youtube. Movie Babies releases new episodes every Thursday (or so). Suggest a trailer for us to review at our Facebook & Twitter
Subscribing, Rating & Reviewing are the best ways to support the show! Leave a review and we'll read it on the air and Devin will mispronounce your name! Find us on iTunes -- Stitcher -- Google Play -- Youtube -- Direct Download
When you don't have time to watch a 2 minute trailer, but do have time to listen to an hour long podcast!
Back to your regularly scheduled Movie Babies! Movie Babies is a trailer review show. In today's episode we review the trailers for Kumail Nanjiani's The Big Sick & Rough Night a.k.a. The White Girl's Trip.
Joining us is celebrity guest Melissa Ugurlu, who loves movie trailers, but doesn't watch actual movies. Yet somehow she comes across more qualified than us two boobs. Melissa talks about her own experience with arrange marriages, we create the official Movie Babies dance routine and we discuss if you accidentally killed someone, would you come clean or cover it up? Somewhere in between all this, we discuss the actual trailers for the movies.
SHOWNOTES
Intro
The Big Sick Review (6:55)
Rough Night Review (40:58)
Outro (1:12:30)
Leave a review for us on Facebook, iTunes, ANYTHING, and we'll read it on the show and Devin will mispronounce your name!
We recommend watching the trailers first at our Youtube. Movie Babies releases new episodes every Thursday (or so). Suggest a trailer for us to review at our Facebook & Twitter
It's a special spin off episode of Movie Babies! In today's episode we reviewed not a trailer, but an entire film! That's right, this movie baby is all grown up and off to college, as Sean & Devin lend their thoughts on Saban's Power Rangers.
In their review of the Power Ranger trailer (episode 009) the boys whined and spit up all over this 2017 remake. Did their opinions change after watching the film in theaters? Is it another case of the movie being better than the trailer? All these answers and ones you didn't even have questions for, on this episode of the Movie Babies.
Expect the next full length Movie Babies this upcoming Thursday, April 27th. This one is too hot for air, will it be the episode that finally gets the Movie Babies kicked out of the Podcasting inner circle? Find out next week for the Season Finale of Movie Babies.
Movie Babies releases new episodes every Thursday! Suggest a trailer for us to review at our Facebook & Twitter!
