34 episodes
Flashback Recap Patty and Mike
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- TV & Film
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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90s entertainment is our favorite entertainment. Join best friends Mike and Patty as we rewatch favorite movies from the 90s, digging into the characters, relationships, and storylines that has us coming back 30ish years later to experience it all over again as adults. Does it hold up to todays standards?
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Twister
This episode is a big deal for Patty- it is her all time favorite movie! 90s *IT* woman Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton, tornadoes, and some of the most quotable lines make for one fantastic film full of amazing nostalgia. Come and join us as we chat all things Twister.
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Fargo
A classic? Yah. Siskel and Ebert's best movie of 1996? Yah. An absolute favorite of Mike and Patty's? Yah.Did we get into it and determine if it still holds up today? You betcha.
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Pulp Fiction
A cult classic. The movie that really put Quentin Tarantino on the map. The movie poster that nearly everyone had hanging on their bedroom wall. That' s right...Pulp Fiction. In this episode, Mike and Patty cover this stylistic masterpiece. Does it hold up today?
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True Lies
What do you get when you have a spy who's also a family man pretending to be a salesman, a bored housewife who's secretly good at sexy dances and longs for more out of life, and a terrorist hellbent on using stolen missiles?You get one heck of a action/comedy, True Lies! Mike and Patty enjoyed rewatching this little 90s gem...but does it hold up?
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Quiet on Set: Breaking the Silence
The secretive fifth and final installment of the Quiet on Set docuseries...was it a good continuation? Did it jive with the rest of the series? Trigger warning: This series contains discussions and sometimes graphic depictions of SA against children, as well as toxicity and abuse in the workplace. We cannot stress this enough- if you haven't heard of this series, please google the title and read up on it before diving into our podcast episode. We care about you, friends.
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Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV
The importance of this 4 part docuseries calls for a special episode, one that isn't on our regular biweekly schedule. It's heavy, it's content is not to be taken lightly. But it is important that the victims voices be heard, and we are listening. Trigger warning: This series, Quiet on Set, contains discussions and sometimes graphic depictions of SA against children, as well as toxicity and abuse in the workplace. We cannot stress this enough- if you haven't heard of this series, please googl...