It’s the final episode of the year, so it’s time for a Christmas & New Year classic as we review Trading Places! We also talk about novelty Christmas songs, Festivus, Celebrations (as in the chocolates), and come up with some new features for 2020.
Big Boys Don't Cry is a podcast in which Paddy Johnston and Rob Gordon discuss romantic films.
It’s the final episode of the year, so it’s time for a Christmas & New Year classic as we review Trading Places! We also talk about novelty Christmas songs, Festivus, Celebrations (as in the chocolates), and come up with some new features for 2020.
It’s almost Christmas, which means we’re on our third festive episode this week as we talk about the Netflix teen rom-com LET IT SNOW! We also talk about Uri Geller, Smashing Pumpkins, being horny on main, and a revolutionary new way to play football: the Tour de Foot.
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It wouldn’t be December if we didn’t do an episode about the latest instalment in the Christmas Prince saga! We also discuss the election (boo), potential crossover events for the Netflix Christmas Movie Universe, Rob’s perfect Christmas dinner, and the shocking truth that Baby Yoda is a boomer.
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’Twas the Knight Before Christmas, a bad Netflix film, we talked on this podcast and bore it ill will! We kicked off our festive month this week with a discussion of a bad Netflix romance, Baby Yoda, MySpace, Christmas Jumpers, Tim Curry, and watching the Irishman as Scorsese intended.
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It’s a Zach Braff special this week as we make up for lost time by discussing both his dated cult hit GARDEN STATE and his more recent crowdfunded film WISH I WAS HERE. We also talk hip-opera, Scrubs, fact checking, mumblecore, 2004 in film, and hamsters.
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We’re hoping you haven’t erased our podcast from your memory…but if you have, this week’s episode will bring it all back to you, as we discuss the 2004 classic Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind! We also talk about boomers, Jason Momoa, and Sonic, and come up with an idea for a Black Mirror-style thriller.
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The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret
They say that Love is Blind…but is it? This week’s film maybe answers that question. Or maybe it doesn’t. We don’t know. We’ve seen this film and we’re confused, even after discussing it on this week’s episode. We also talk about facts and feelings, the future of the Bond franchise, and beanie hats.
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Remember, remember, the 5th of November…gunpowder, treason, and podcasts! This week we discussed V FOR VENDETTA, which put Rob in an angry revolutionary mood. We also discuss Wizzard, sassy brass, Alan Moore, and the special polling date in the December election if you voted leave.
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It’s our last Halloween episode for 2019, and what better way to finish our run of horror/romance films than with 2004’s THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA? We also argue about prog rock and come up with probably our best movie idea yet: Wizard Cop.
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52 Times Britain was a Bellend
It’s a double bill of romantic horror fun this week, as we talk about Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Sightseers! Rob declares himself to be a Charles Dance hipster, and we also discuss obscure museums.
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t’s October, and you know what that means: Halloween Romance! The first romantic horror film for us this year is the goofy, light-hearted comedy Tucker & Dale vs Evil. We discuss the film’s romance on this week’s episode, as well as talking about cabins in the woods, Simply Red, and weak gravy.
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It’s a double bill of sci-fi romance this week, as we discussed both Blade Runner films, focusing in particular on the romantic elements and the love between humans and replicants. We also discuss gumshoes, our careers as filmmakers, and Rob’s surprising future as a fiction author.
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It’s a trip to New Zealand on this week’s episode, as we discuss the Netflix original Falling Inn Love, a fairly drab attempt at a Hallmark-style romance movie. We also discuss the BBC’s planned streaming service, Scottish sitcoms, and start the inevitable countdown to Christmas romance.
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On this week’s episode life is sad but also good, as we discuss Spike Jonze’s human-computer romance HER! We also talk about eels, Boris Johnson’s bridge idea, and Rob’s problem with Pixar movies.
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On this week’s episode we discussed the underrated Ben Stiller & Edward Norton film KEEPING THE FAITH, in which they play a rabbi and a priest who end up in a love triangle. Perhaps more importantly, however, we discuss the TV pilot Poochinski, a cop show that sadly never got made.
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What’s your Secret Obsession? Ours is bad Netflix films! This week we talk about the film Secret Obsession, a domestic thriller. We also continue last week’s Star Wars chart, find an excellent list of films with dogs in them, and discuss proroguing.
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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…they made prequels to Star Wars and one had some romance in it, so this week’s episode is our Star Wars special! We talk about Star Wars in general, but do bring it all back to the scorching romance between Natalie Portman and a young Darth Vader in Episode II.
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It’s cult classic time this week, as we talk about the 2002 flop Death to Smoochy, starring Robin Williams, Danny DeVito and Edward Norton. We also discuss the internet of things, Paw Patrol, Elmo’s parents, and a new princess created by Disney’s acquisition of Fox.
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This week we discussed a film we both love dearly, the 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie! It may have been a flop, but it has a special place in our hearts. We also discuss feral hogs, Smash Mouth, Neil DegrASS Tyson, and dissect the latest season of Stranger Things (for which there are spoilers from about the hour mark until the end).
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This week we talk about the Netflix original film After, a film that makes Twilight look like Citizen Kane. We also discuss squash, Harry Styles, and magic of all kinds.
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