Episode 581: The State of Star Wars

 In a special edition of The Deucecast Movie Show, pulled from the weekly Deucecast Xtra, an all star panel convenes to discuss the state of the Star Wars franchise -- where it was, where it is, and where it's going.

Joining the show tonight, the co-host of Good Day 4 a Movie Podcast, Roth From Wyoming... Pride of Kennesaw, Young G Ryfun... the destroyer of asinine conversation, Hurricane Rhett... and Podcast Poobah of the Geek Out Loudoverse, Steve Glosson. Joining up later, Dave pipes in for a few at the end.

The crew covers everything from the good and the bad, the return of Return of the Jedi, a little Transformers news, some Harry Potter stuff, and Garrison gives his surprising take on Bill Cosby.

Also available on YouTube!
 

Episode 571: ReFlicktionmania!! (and the Deucie Nominations!!)

The award season has almost hit it's peak, but of course, the Oscars are only the penultimate ceremony in recognizing the year's best in film -- there is the Deucie Awards... the 10th annual Deucies, as a matter of fact! 

And to give those out, we must first announce who is in the running -- so tonight, you'll get those nominations revealed to you!

And of course, it's the ReFlicktions ep, where Mikey, Dave, and #TwitterlessDrEarl reflickt on the films they've seen... the old films (when man is the most dangerous prey... in the 30s) to the new (its Quantumania time!) and all in between.

While Dave and #TwitterlessDrEarl are looking in years previous to find the movies watch, Mikey draws a line in the sand and refused to talk much about anything not 2023 because... because Mikey. Here it all for yourself as we talk about: 

• A Man Called Otto (theaters)
• Aftersun (for rental)
• Losin’ It (Peacock Premium; TubiTV)
• Decision to Leave (for rental)
• All Quiet on the Western Front (Netflix)
• The Most Dangerous Game (1932) (Amazon Prime; HBO Max; Paramount+; MGM+)
• DePalma (HBO Max)
• PLANE (theaters)
• The Sound of 007 (Amazon Prime)
• The Package (Starz; TubiTV)
• The Pez Outlaw (Netflix)
• Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (HBO Max)
• Women Talking (In theaters)
• Amber: The Girl Behind the Alert (Peacock Premium)
• John Wick (Peacock Premium)
• Triangle of Sadness (in theaters)
• Call Me Miss Cleo (HBO Max)
• Living (in theaters)
• Knock at the Cabin (in theaters)
• Something from Tiffany’s (Amazon Prime)
• Tar (Peacock Premium)
• Sick (Peacock Premium)
• Ticket to Paradise (Peacock Premium)
• The Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker (Netflix)
• Argentina, 1985 (Amazon Prime)
• You People (Netflix)
• The Banshees of Inisherin (HBO Max)
• Fire of Love (Disney+)
• Somebody I Used to Know (Amazon Prime)
• DC League of Super-Pets (HBO Max)
• Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (Netflix)
• Your Place or Mine (Netflix)
• Breaking (Showtime)
• Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quanumania (in theaters)
• Sharper (AppleTV+)
• The Woman King (Netflix)

Episode 529: The 2022 Deucies and Top 10 of 2021

It's a tradition unlike any other... no, not the Masters, nor the Kentucky Derby, nor the BAFTAs... nope, it's the Deucie Awards!

For the 9th consecutive year, including 8 years in a row and this one, the Deucecast Movie Show hosts compile a list of nominees to watch, consider, vote on, and finally award the proverbial Golden Deuce Academy Globe VIBE statue to any one - or many - of over 40 films nominated for 16 awards...

Will Jess Chastain take home the Deucie to match her Oscar?  Will Jason Isaacs get finally get some love after his tour de force on MASS?  Can Hans Zimmer take another step closer to a DEGOT? And will international films find themselves in the spotlight this year.

Along the way, Dave, Mikey, and #Twitterless Dr Earl count down their own individual lists of their favorite 10 from the previous year gone by... including films that only get on one list, like that Jesus music doc Dave loves... and movies that are on 67% of the lists, like Wes Anderson's latest quirkity cinema... or movies that are on various spots of all three lists, like PTA's newest masterpiece or maybe a web slingin' modern classic...

And shockingly, this ep comes in well under 2 hours.

Enjoy the show as we put a button on 2021!

Episode 223: Deucecast Origins

(Show art co-art'ed by Remodeling Clay Shaver)

This episode is like a four fingered hand... the Pinky is missing.  Out doing something with his fake girlfriend on a fake date, filming a fake short film. Or something.

Tonight, it's Dave and Mikey on a very special episode.  If this were an 80's sitcom, a "Very Special Episode" would mean that Dave was dealing with an eating disorder or Mikey was playing inside of a fridge and got locked in... but for The Deucecast Movie Show, it's the short-awaited "origins episode."

Where did the name "Deucecast" come from?  How did Mikey and Dave meet each other?  Where does Pinky come in?  Who is Tommy?  Is Shawn real? 

Dave and Mikey pull back the curtain to talk about what happened to lead to the most popular movie podcast with the name "Deucecast" in the title.  

Plus, a Q&A session, answering inquires from Facebook and email and Twitter, like the hosts' first theatrical films, thoughts on the new release boxes at home, forgotten TV shows into films and more.

Also, listing some fans' own lists of their Top 10 films of all time.  And finally, an in-depth look at a Top 100 list and how to put it together. 

And of course, a name drop of the band Tantric. Because of course Tantric.

Make sure you visit our friends of the show's websites, like Craig Harmann, the worship leader...  

Episode LXXXI: Emmet Otter's Podcast Christmas

Welcome back to The Deucecast. This week it's Mike & Shawn. Dave had an appointment to get his back hair waxed.

We tie up our Christmas episodes with a conversation about our favorite Christmas TV Specials including Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas, Mickey's Christmas Carol, and Shawn's personal favorite A Garfield Christmas. We also make sure to mention all the Rankin Bass nonsense to respect what certainly would be Dr. Earl's wishes.

Mike does his final Christmas Music Minute of 2012 by playing some crowd pleasing "Weird Al" tunes like "Christmas At Ground Zero" and "The Night Santa Went Crazy."

During the show Mike reflicks "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" and the abomination that was Dave's Netflix assignment "Holiday in Handcuffs." Shawn also reflicks and gushes over the latest Denzel movie "Flight."

Last but not certainly not least Conan O'Brien brings you a special Star Wars message.

Join us next week for our special year in review episode where we'll hopefully celebrate the Mayans being wrong.