Episode 567: ReFlicktion Babylon (January RF Part 2)

Make sure you listen to Part 1 of January ReFlicktions, then come back for the 2nd half of the usual massive list of films that Mikey, Dave, and #TwitterlessDrEarl have seen in the last six or seven weeks.

Some of the discussion includes Will Smith's latest and could it have been Oscar bait if only... Rian Johnson returning with another Benoit Blanc's mystery skills... some of the best animation of the year... Bond's music... Christian Bale in the Civil War and Ric Flair in a wrestling ring... creepy dolls... Brendan Fraser's comeback... the latest Baumbach...

And a longer than usual discussion on Babylon, how Mikey loved it, how Earl hasn't seen it, and how Dave cannot decide what he thinks.

Oh, and more Nic Cage.

Here is the 2nd part of the list of movies seen, and were to find them at the time of recording:

• Emancipation (AppleTV+)
• Glass Onion (Netflix)
• Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (Netflix)
• Most Dangerous Game (Amazon Prime)
• The Sound of 007 (Amazon Prime)
• Babylon (in theaters)
• The Invitation (HBO Max)
• The Whale (in theaters)
• White Noise (Netflix)
• Woo! Becoming Ric Flair (Peacock Premium)
• The Pale Blue Eye (Netflix)
• M3GAN (in theaters)
• The Old Way (in theaters)

Episode 451: The Way Way ReFlicktions

It's another month and another pile of movies seen by The Deucecast Movie Show crew. Dave, Mikey, and #TwitterlessButNotDiscordlessDrEarl go movie by movie on all the flicks they've seen in the last several weeks, including a handful by #TwitterlessDrEarl and two handfuls by Dave, and about seven wheelbarrow loads by Mikey.

First up, birthday movies, finding out how old Saw II or Spectre or The Magnificent Seven actually is. Then straight to the movies, plus the Top Five of the Year thus far, and more info on how to help Friend of the Show Jeremy Burgess.

Movies discussed, and where streaming at time of recording:

• I’m thinking of ending things (Netflix)
• Wild Rose (Hulu)
• Quentin 8: The First 8 (Starz / Prime)
• The Young Doctors (not streaming)
• Hidden Figures (Disney+)
• The Secret Society of Second Born Royals (Disney+)
• An American Murder: The Family Next Door (Netflix)
• Motherless Brooklyn (HBO Max)
• The Devil All the Time (Netflix)
• Enola Holmes (Netflix)
• The Only Boy Living in New York (Prime)
• The Ascent (Watch TCM; Criterion Channel)
• Primal (Prime)
• Unhinged (in theaters)
• Hubie Halloween (Netflix)
• First One In (Prime)
• The Addams Family (Prime; Hulu)
• Console Wars (Doc) (CBS All Access)
• The Beastie Boys Story (Apple TV)
• Linda Ronstadt: Sound of My Voice (doc) (HBO Max)
• Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson & The Band (Hulu)
• Force Majeure (Prime)
• Downhill (HBO Max)
• Greyhound (Apple+ TV)
• Big Time Adolescence (Hulu)
• Never Rarely Sometimes Always (HBO Max)
• Sleight (HBO Max)
• Trauma Center (Prime)
• SCOOB! (HBO Max)
• Newsies (Disney+)
• Paterson (Prime)
• The Way Back (HBO)

Episode 408: ReFlicktions Story

Even though ReFlicktions are every month, Christmastime ReFlicktions just seem a little better, more festive, and jollier.  That bowl full of jelly isn't jelly at all, it's just Mikey laughing at #TwitterlessDrEarl's jokes, while Dave tries to keep control!


This month, the guys have a plethora, a cornucopia, a tundra if you will, of films to discuss, including many still in theaters and several Oscar contenders.

Dave leads off with one of the worst films he's seen in a while, while Mikey gives three films with incredibly long and cumbersome titles. The guys wonder if they've talked about Doctor Sleep already (??) and marvel at Ford v Ferrari.

The guys dive deep into The Irishman with mixed results, Mikey is displeased with a critical darling, Dave catches up on an old Disney classic, and everyone agrees that Rian Johnson's new film is a home run.


MOVIES DISCUSSED

• Tracers (Netflix)
• Takers (Netflix)
• The Myth of the American Sleepover (Hulu)
• Milius (Prime)
• Late Night (Prime)
• The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (Crackle)
• The Standoff at Sparrow Creek (Hulu)
• Doctor Sleep (In theaters)
• Ford v Ferrari (In Theaters)
• The 24 Hour War (Netflix)
• Frozen 2 (In Theaters)
• The King (Netflix)
• Last Christmas (In Theaters)
• Noelle (Disney+)
• The Irishman (Netflix)
• A Goofy Movie (Disney+)
• The Kid Who Would Be King (HBO)
• Booksmart (Hulu)
• The Report (Prime)
• Knives Out (In Theaters)
• Midway (In Theaters)
• Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (In Theaters)
• Dolemite is My Name (Netflix)
• Batman: The Killing Joke (HBO)
• Drop Dead Gorgeous (Vudu Free)
• Marriage Story (Netflix)
• Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (In Theaters)

Episode 370: The 2019 Deucies & Top Ten of the Year

It's the biggest event you'll hear on a podcast pertaining to both Mikey and Dave... its the 6th Annual Deucie Awards, given to the best films, acting, ensembles, music and more of the year of our Lord 2018!

Will The Favourite strike gold with its 8 nominations?  Can Emily Blunt win in one of her two acting nominations?  Can "Will You Be My Neighbor" get a Deucie award, even though the stupid Oscars didn't nominate it at all?  Find out tonight!

And Dave and Mikey share their picks for the Top 10 of the year, including films like "A Quiet Place"... "Isle of Dogs"... "Mary Poppins Returns" and much more!

Here are the nominations, and follow along at home!

BEST PICTURE

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

The Favourite

Mary Poppins Returns

A Quiet Place

Roma

AWARD FOR DIRECTING ACHIEVEMENT

Ethan & Joel Coen (The Ballad of Buster Scruggs)

Alfonso Cuaron (Roma)

John Krasinski (A Quiet Place)

Yargos Lanthimos (The Favourite)

Spike Lee (BlacKKKlansman)

BEST ACTRESS

Emily Blunt (Mary Poppins Returns)

Olivia Coleman (The Favourite)

Elsie Fisher (Eighth Grade)

Lady Gaga (A Star Is Born)

Charlize Theron (Tully)

BEST ACTOR

Christian Bale (Vice)

Nicolas Cage (Mandy)

Ben Foster (Leave No Trace)

Rami Malik (Bohemian Rhapsody)

Viggo Mortensen (Green Book)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

Mahershala Ali (Green Book)

Adam Driver (BlacKKKlansman)

Sam Elliot (A Star is Born)

Michael B Jordan (Black Panther)

Sam Rockwell (Vice)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

Amy Adams (Vice)

Emily Blunt (A Quiet Place)

Kathryn Hahn (A Private Life)

Emma Stone (The Favourite)

Rachel Weisz (The Favourite)

BEST POPCORN MOVIE

Aquaman

Avengers Infinity War

The Meg

Mission Impossible Fallout

Skyscraper

BEST ORIGINAL or ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

The Coen Brothers (The Ballad of Buster Scruggs)

Deborah Davis & Tony McNamara (The Favorite)

John Kransinski (A Quiet Place)

Bo Birnham (Eighth Grade)

Charlie Wachtal, David Rabinowitz, Kevin Willmott & Spike Lee (BlacKkKlansman)

BEST ANIMATED FILM

Dr Seuss the Grinch

Incredibles 2

Isle of Dogs

Ralph Breaks the Internet

Spider Man: Into the Spider Verse

BEST ACTION FILM

Aquaman

Avengers Infinity War

Black Panther

Bumblebee

Mission Impossible Fallout

BEST ENSEMBLE

Avengers Infinity War

Bad Night at the El Royale

Crazy Rich Asians

The Favourite

Widows

BEST SONG OR SCORE

The Place Where Lost Things Go (Mary Poppins Returns… Music by Marc Shaiman, Lyric by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman) Can You Imagine That (Mary Poppins Returns… Music by Marc Shaiman, Lyric by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman) The Shallows (Star is Born… Music and Lyric by Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson, Anthony Rossomondo & Andrew Wyatt) Score from Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse (Score by Daniel Pemberton) When a Cowboy Trades His Spurs fro Wings (The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, Music and lyric by David Rawling & Gillian Welch)

BEST DRAMA

Green Book

Leave No Trace

Roma

Searching

Widows

BEST COMEDY

Crazy Rich Asians

The Favourite

Game Night

Sorry to Bother You

TAG

BEST FANTASY/SCI FI

Annihilation

Black Panther

A Quiet Place

Ready Player One

Solo: A Star Wars Story

DOCUMENTARY

Free Solo

Love Gilda

Minding the Gap

They Shall Not Grow Old

Won't You Be My Neighbor

WORST MOVIE

Jurassic World Fallen kingdom

Nutcracker & the Four Realms

Pacific Rim Uprising

Robin Hood

A Wrinkle in Time

WORST ACTING PERFORMANCE

Gerard Butler (Geostorm)

Scott Eastwood (Pacific Rim Uprising)

Amber Heard (Aquaman)

Keira Knightly (Nutcracker & the Four Realms)

Oprah Winfrey (A Wrinkle in Time)

The 2019 Deucie Award Nominations

Here are the nominations for the upcoming 6th Annual Deucie Awards, given for the best in film from the year of our Lord Two Thousand and 18, during an upcoming The Deucecast Movie Show episode.

BEST PICTURE
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
The Favourite
Mary Poppins Returns
A Quiet Place
Roma

DIRECTING AWARD FOR BEST DIRECTING BY A DIRECTOR
Ethan & Joel Coen (The Ballad of Buster Scruggs)
Alfonso Cuaron (Roma)
John Krasinski (A Quiet Place)
Yargos Lanthimos (The Favorite)
Spike Lee (BlacKkKlansman)

BEST ACTRESS
Emily Blunt (Mary Poppins Returns)
Olivia Coleman (The Favourite)
Elsie Fisher (Eighth Grade)
Lady Gaga (A Star is Born)
Charlize Theron (Tully)

BEST ACTOR
Christian Bale (Vice)
Nicolas Cage (Mandy)
Ben Foster (Leave No Trace)
Rami Malik (Bohemian Rhapsody)
Viggo Mortensen (Green Book)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Mahershala Ali (Green Book)
Adam Driver (BlacKkKlansman)
Sam Elliot (A Star is Born)
Michael B Jordan (Black Panther)
Sam Rockwell (Vice)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Amy Adams (Vice)
Emily Blunt (A Quiet Place)
Kathryn Hahn (A Private Life)
Emma Stone (The Favourite)
Rachel Weisz (The Favourite)

BEST POPCORN FILM
Aquaman
Avengers Infinity War
The Meg
Mission Impossible Fallout
Skyscraper

BEST SCREENPLAY ORIGINAL OR ADAPTED
The Coen Brothers (The Ballad of Buster Scruggs)
Deborah Davis & Tony McNamara (The Favourite)
John Kransinski (A Quiet Place)
Bo Birnham (Eighth Grade)
Charlie Wachtal & David Rabinowitz and Kevin Willmott & Spike Lee (BlacKkKlansman)

BEST ANIMATED
Dr Seuss' The Grinch
Incredibles 2
Isle of Dogs
Ralph Breaks the Internet
Spider Man: Into the Spider Verse

BEST SONG OR SCORE
"Can You Imagine That" from "Mary Poppins Returns" (Music by Marc Shaiman, Lyric by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman
"The Place Where Lost Things Go" from "Mary Poppins Returns" (Music by Marc Shaiman, Lyric by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman)
"The Shallow" from "A Star is Born" (Music and lyrics by Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson, Anthony Rossomondo, and Andrew Wyatt)
The Score from "Spider-Man Into the Spider Verse" (score by Daniel Pemberton)
"When a Cowboy Trades His Spurs for Wings" from "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" (Music & Lyrics by David Rawlings and Gillian Welch)

BEST DRAMA FILM
Green Book
Leave No Trace
Roma
Searching
Widows

BEST COMEDY FILM
Crazy Rich Asians
The Favourite
Game Night
Sorry to Bother You
TAG

BEST ACTION FILM
Aquaman
Avengers Infinity War
Black Panther
Bumblebee
Mission Impossible Fallout

BEST CAST ENSEMBLE
Avengers Infinity War
Bad Night at the Old Royale
Crazy Rich Asians
The Favourite
Widows

BEST FANTASY / SCI-FI
Annihilation
Black Panther
A Quiet Place
Ready Player One
Solo: A Star Wars Story

THE WORST MOVIE OF THE YEAR
Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom
The Nutcracker & the Four Realms
Pacific Rim Uprising
Robin Hood
A Wrinkle in Time

THE WORST ACTING PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
Gerard Butler (Geostorm)
Scott Eastwood (Pacific Rim Uprising)
Amber Heard (Aquaman)
Keira Knightly (The Nutcracker & the Four Realms)
Oprah Winfrey (A Wrinkle in Time)

Episode 316: ReFlicktions, Nominations & The Burgeler

Mikey and Dave kick off the show by not only introducing Friend of the Show, Wit Stillman Fan, Lover of Brie (Allison, Larsen & the cheese), Terrence Malick Apologist, Film Historian and Nobel Prize of Medicine Nominee of Clinical Skin Abrasion, The Estimable Twitterless Dr. Earl, but also on the Binder & Binder Hotline, the guys welcome in Mr Independent Jeremy Burgess.

Burgess gives us the first real addition of "The Burgeler" (its Burge-Ler, not Burgel-er, by the way), where like the departed "Valentine's Pink" from year's past, Burgess gives his review of four films assigned to him by the guys in The Deucecast Movie Show.  Movies include "Strictly Ballroom" (assigned by Dave)... "Harold & Maude" (assigned by Friend of the Show Remodeling Clay Shaver)... "Broadcast News" (assigned by Dr. Earl)... and "The Fountain" (forced upon Burgess by Mikey).

Then, to the ReFlicktions, where the guys talked about such frivolity as Dr Earl's medical rage... Remodeling Clay's ego for winning all of these things... Sam Rockwell's fine line... Margot Robbie looking too good for her movie... the American Treasure Wes Studi... Dave and Earl discuss racism uncomfortability... the argument for/against the "show movies in theaters for Oscar consideration" rules... and when Mikey doesn't pay attention...  

Plus, sprinkled throughout the show are the nominations for the 5th Annual Deucie Awards!  

Movies Discussed include:  The Fountain... Strictly Ballroom... Broadcast News... Harold & Maude... Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri... The Shape of Water... I Tonya... The Disaster Artist... The Phantom Thread... Hostiles.... Mr. Roosevelt... Columbus... Get Out... Happy Death Day... Mudbound... Icarus... A Futile & Stupid Gesture... Brawl in Cell Block 99... Paddington 2... Ingrid Goes West... One of Us... Miss Sloane... Molly's Game... Pilgrimage... The Lost City of Z... Rough Night... Barista... The Post... The Darkest Hour... The Cloverfield Paradox... 

Episode 305: Winter Preview 2017-2018

The new movies of the season are coming!   Mikey, Pinky & Dave takes on all the films fit to know about from December to February, including those with Oscar buzz.

And in the middle of the preview, a discussion on separating film from actor when it comes to the horrible actions of those like Harvey Weinstein & Kevin Spacey.

Avoiding the conversation, coming in late, is Friend of the Show, Wit Stillman Fan, Brie Lover (Larsen, Allison, Cheese), Film Historian, Terrance Malick apologist and Nobel Prize winner for Urologist Dr Earl.

Also discussed, ...the "-has Fallen" movie series... Pinky has dyslexia... a Wes Studi bio... the quick story of Tonya Harding & Nancy Kerrigan...

And finally,

• Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi (small indie film)
• All the Money in the World (The film that dropped Spacey) 
• Downsizing (the little people movie with Matt Damon)
• Father Figures (Ed Helms/Owen Wilson comedy, not the George Michael movie)
• Pitch Perfect 3 (it'll be Aca-Awesome)
• The Greatest Showman (musical with Hugh Jackman)
• Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (The Rock enters the Jumanji universe)
• Insidious (another horror sequel)
• The Commuter (Liam Neeson being Liam Neeson)
• Paddington 2 (a sequel to the surprisingly delightful first one)
• Proud Mary (Taraji P Henson as a hitwoman in an action film!)
• 12 Strong (the story of the first special forces team deploys after 9/11)
• Maze Runner: the Death Cure (the 3rd - and final? - installment of the series)
• White Boy Rick (A McConaughey undercover 70s piece)
• Untitled Cloverfield Movie (3rd film in the loosely connected Cloverfield universe)
• Winchester: The House that Ghost Built (set in the infamous Winchester home)
• The 15:17 to Paris (directed by Clint Eastwood)
• Fifty Shades Freed (the completion of the crap trilogy)
• The Hurricane Heist (Thieves attempt a heist while a Hurricane approaches. Of course)
• Peter Rabbit (Live action & animated adventures of the classic tale)
• Black Panther (last stop before The Avengers Infinity Wars)
• Early Man (animated film from Chicken Run creators)
• Annihilation (Mikey's girl Nat Portman in a sci-fi thriller)
• The War with Grandpa (DeNiro in another bad grandpa role, but a family film)
• Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool (a possible Old/young romance film)
• Hostiles (Christian Bale & Rosamund Pike in an Indian adventure)
• I, Tonya (the Tonya Harding/Nancy Kerrigan story)
• Molly's Game (Aaron Sorkin's directorial debut)
• Mudbound (direct to Netflix film about men returning from war)
• The Shape of Water (an otherworldy fairy tale set in the Cold War)
• The Post (another Meryl Street nomination)
• The Phantom Thread (Daniel Day-Lewis' possible last movie)
• The Disaster Artist (the story of the disastrous movie "The Room")
• Wonder Wheel (the latest Woody Allen joint)

Episode 218: The All Time Top Five Favorite Films

It's been a year in the making, but here it is... five films from Mikey, from Dave, and from Pinky, along with special guests Remodeling Clay Shaver and local filmmaker Jeremy Burgess, who give their five of all time.

Jumping right in, with Mikey's #5, the discussions flow on where Diehard 2 stands in the original trilogy... two Gregory Peck films... the delight of "In Bruge"... a double dose of Andy Dufresne... Harrison Ford makes a big splash... when "Pulp Fiction" is too low... a film that millennials should discover... Dave's previous favorite film ever until this one... Thoughts on "Blade Runner 2"... Pinky's weird party going habits... the generation gap between Bale's & Keaton's Batman... how to get ripped off after being paid $4 billion... and who does Jeremy think is kidding when they talk about their favorite film?

Plus, tips on creating your own Top 100...

As a refresher:

Mike's 10 to 6 -- Pulp Fiction... Clerks... Heat... The Breakfast Club... True Romance

Dave's 10 to 6 -- Up in the Air... Almost Famous... Titanic... To Kill a Mockingbird... Star Wars Episode IV: The Empire Strikes Back

Pinky's 10 to 6 -- Inception... 50/50... Goodfellas... The Descendants... Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings

Clay's 10 to 6 -- Full Metal Jacket... Chasing Amy... Back to the Future... Lethal Weapon... Amadeus

Jeremy's 10 to 6 -- The Thing... The Cabin in the Woods... Superbad... The Dangerous Lives of Alter Boys... Rocky

Episode 217: Ryfun, Amblin fun & Spring Movie Fun

It's an epic episode of awesomeness with Dave, Mikey and Pinky as they take on the films made under the banner of Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment.  To take on such a task, not only is friend of the show, Terrence Malick Apologist and Movie Historian, the esteemable Dr. Earl brought in, but radio host and host of My Star Wars Story and Dinner For Geeks podcasts Scott Ryfun.

After the intros, a stirring game of Denzel brings forth the films of Rob Schneider, who played the love interest chick in I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry and "the guy, I'm seeing the guy in Herbie Fully Loaded"... plus, the most Edward Woodward Talk you've ever heard on The Deucecast Movie Show!

Plus, could a podcast called "My Steel Magnolias Story" work?  Maybe?  Maybe not?

The Spring Movie Preview takes shape, giving the rundown on how DC's television rocks and movies suck, while Marvel's TV is okay and their movies rock... prospects of the new "Insurgent Detergent Redundant" film... Hiddleston's Hank Williams movie... the major fault in the third installment of "The Ring" series... Don Cheadle's bid for the Oscar... the film that Dave considers a loose reboot of "Troop Beverly Hills"... a first person shooter movie... the lack of buzz for the live action "Jungle Book"...

From the director of "New Year's Day" and "Valentine's Day", the next in the series of random holiday flicks...

And... what flick seems like a ripoff of the Dabney Coleman classic "Short Time"?

And then, the gang dives into their favorite Amblin Films (you can see the list of Amblin movies here).  Among the discussion points:  That time that Disney & Warner Brothers worked together... more shocking revelations of films that Pinky hasn't seen... Mikey's irrational fear of Peter Coyote... John Goodman as an exterminator... the peak of Harley Jane Kozak... the controversy of Poltergeist and Amblin... The History Channel version of Steven Spielberg... the dim prospects of Christian Bale... Scott Ryfun's hate/love for Spielberg... Audrey's final movie... and lots of Saving Private Ryan talk.

Pretty in Pink takes on the movie "Heathers"... and guest Scott Ryfun chooses the next Pretty in Pink film!

Episode 216: The 2016 Deucie Awards

The Guitar Guy, aka iOTA, aka Sean Hape, nominated for Best
Music for Mad Max Fury Road...

It's the show when we finally close the book on The Year in Film 2015... Dave, Mikey & Pinky not only talk about their Top Ten Fave Films of 2015, but its also time for The 3rd Annual Deucecast Motion Picture Awards for the Best in Motion Picture Films, aka, "The Deucies".

Great films like Room, Kingsman Secret Service, that latest Star Wars film, Steve Jobs and even The Intern are remembered and celebrated here. 

Will Brie Larson get her first Deucie after being nominated 3 times in her career (twice this year), or will Emily Blunt steal it for her thrilling her performance in Sicario?

In the stacked Supporting Actor, what will become of a Bale vs Goggins vs del Toro vs Hardy vs Isaac battle? 

For the first time ever, there was a complete unanimous winner in a category!  

Will Fantastic Four take home The Worst Film Deucie, or will Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser finally win something?  

Find out the answers to these burning questions and more... plus a quick take on Zootopia! 

The Deucie Nomination List

BEST PICTURE

The Big Short

Mad Max Fury Road

The Revenant

Spotlight

Steve Jobs

AWARD FOR DIRECTING ACHIEVEMENT

JJ Abrams (Star Wars The Force Awakens)

Alenjandro Inarritu (The Revenant)

Tom McCarthy (Spotlight)

George Miller (Mad Max Fury Road)

Quentin Tarantino (The Hateful Eight)

BEST ACTOR

Bryan Cranston (Trumbo)

Matt Damon (The Martian)

Paul Dano (Love & Mercy)

Leonardo DiCaprio (The Revenant)

Michael Fassbender (Steve Jobs)

BEST ACTRESS

Emily Blunt (Sicario)

Brie Larson (Room)

Jennifer Lawrence (Joy)

Daisy Ridley (Star Wars The Force Awakens)

Amy Schumer (Trainwreck)

BEST SCREENPLAY

JJ Abrams (Star Wars The Force Awakens)

Pete Docter (Inside Out)

Adam McKay & Charles Randolph (The Big Short)

Aaron Sorkin (Steve Jobs)

Quentin Tarantino (The H8ful Eight)

MOST ENTERTAINING FILM

Furious 7 Inside Out Kingsman Secret Service

Mad Max Fury Road

Star Wars The Force Awakens

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

Christian Bale (The Big Short)

Benecio del Toro (Sicario)

Walten Goggins (The H8ful Eight) Tom Hardy (The Revenant)

Oscar Isaac (Ex Machina)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

Brie Larson (Trainwreck)

Jennifer Jason Leigh (The H8ful Eight)

Rachel McAdams (Spotlight)

Alicia Vikander (Ex Machina)

Kate Winslet (Steve Jobs)

BEST ANIMATED FILM

The Good Dinosaur

Home

Hotel Transylvania 2

Inside Out

The Peanuts Movie

BEST ENSEMBLE CAST

Avengers: Age of Ultron

The Big Short

The Hateful Eight

Spotlight

Star Wars The Force Awakens

BEST SCORE/SONG

iOTA aka Sean Hape (Mad Max Fury Road)

Johann Johannsson (Sicario) Ennio Morricone (The Hateful Eight)

Ryuichi Sakamoto (The Revenant) John Williams (Star Wars the Force Awakens)

BEST COMEDY

Inside Out

The Intern

Pitch Perfect 2

Sisters

Trainwreck

BEST ACTION FILM

Ant Man

Furious 7

Kingsman Secret Service

Mad Max: Fury Road

Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation

BEST FANTASY SCI FI

Ant Man

Ex Machina

Mad Max Fury Road

The Martian

Star Wars The Force Awakens

BEST DRAMA

The Big Short

The Hateful Eight

Room

Sicario

Spotlight

WORST ACTING PERFOrMANCE

Dave Franco (Unfinished Business)

Kevin James (Paul Blart Mall Cop 2)

Toby Kebbell (Fantastic Four)

David Space (Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser)

Channing Tatum (Jupiter Ascending)

WORST MOVIE

Fantastic Four

Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser

Paul Blart Mall Cop 2

Unfinished Business

Vacation

Episode 207: Retro Reflicktions with Joe Tavano

Another year is in full swing for The Deucecast Movie Show, and there is so much to get to in the coming weeks... however... first up, the monthly ReFlicktions show! This is where Mikey, Pinky & Dave give a huge rundown of the movies seen in the last month.

And this time, the guys are joined by frequent guest, movie historian and Terrance Malick apologist The Good Dr Earl... and RetroZap founder Joe Tavano.

The Deucecast Movie Show has joined RetroZap Podcasting Network, and Joe is here not only to welcome the show (or perhaps the hosts have just invited themselves?) but to talk a little about RetroZap and how great it is.

Then the discussion moves into a new discussion on Star Wars The Force Awakens (no spoilers spoken!) the into main movie discussion, where Pinky sees the brilliance of Corey & Corey... the guys discuss the lost potential of The Ridiculous Six... the length of H8Ful Eight... what Mikey intends for bad, Dave finds to be great... cannibalism and Kurt Russell... Bryan Cranston's amazing performance in a pretty good movie... Christian Bale's amazing performance in a really good movie... and Tom Hardy's upstaging of Leo DiCaprio by giving an amazing performance in an amazing movie.

And, of course, Dr Earl and Maria Conchita Alonso have a moment.

Movies discussed this month:

Star Wars The Force Awakens... Ridiculous Six… Krampus… Ex Machina… Flash Gordon… Bill Murray’s Very Murray Christmas… Spotlight… The Loft… The Running Man… Crazy Love… Creed… Trumbo… The Babadook… Girlfriends… That Sugar Film… Hateful Eight… Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure… Dune… Me, Earl & the Dying Girl… Bone Tomahawk… Sharknado… Joy… Pootie Tang… The Departed… License to Drive… Alien… The Iron Sheik… William Shatner’s Chaos on the Bridge… Sisters… Hotel Rwanda… Trojan War… Take Shelter… Shotgun Stories… People Places Things… The Revenant

Episode 206: All Time Top 100... 20 through 11

It's getting ever closer, that being the All Time Top 100 favorite movies of Mikey, Pinky & d$... but first, the ten movies that lead up to it.

James Cameron gets some love with a waterlogged sci-fi film... Spielberg gets love with two films on two lists... Indiana Jones makes an appearance... Mikey has to defend really crappy movies like Dune... a great romantic comedy with a Bill Withers tune... the difference in Diehard and Diehard 2... the great music from a Daniel Day-Lewis classic... Tarantino meets Uma... Mikey gives you a few movies you can't refuse...

And the guys spend not only ten minutes on a Bryan Adams 90s tune, but also a huge Celine Dion hit from the late 90s.

Plus... hear Mikey use the phrase "F me, he cleared it!" and Pinky say, "It's a great love story! And at the end, you get to see a boat sink!"

The numbers get smaller and the movies get bigger!