Movies at Grandma's House

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Ever wondered if the movies you loved as a kid are actually still good? Movies at Grandma’s House is a cozy, fun movie review podcast where we revisit classic children’s films from our childhood and put them to the test today. Each week, we rewatch a nostalgic favorite, break down what still works, what doesn’t, and decide if it deserves to be taken home, left at grandma’s, or hidden in the attic. Perfect for nostalgic adults, parents looking for family-friendly movies, and anyone who loves revisiting childhood favorites with fresh eyes.

  1. Singin' In The Rain (1952) Take It Home Or Hide It In The Attic?

    21H AGO

    Singin' In The Rain (1952) Take It Home Or Hide It In The Attic?

    Grab your umbrella and tap shoes! In this episode of Movies at Grandma’s House, we travel back to the Golden Age of Hollywood to review the 1952 musical masterpiece, Singin' in the Rain. We analyze the chemistry between Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, and Donald O'Connor to answer the ultimate question: Does this classic Hollywood musical still hold up for modern audiences? Join us as we break down iconic numbers like 'Make 'Em Laugh' and 'Good Morning,' discuss the history of the transition from silent films to talkies, and decide if the choreography is still unmatched today. Plus, don't miss our signature movie trivia challenge and final film rating. Whether you are a die-hard fan of MGM musicals or watching for the first time, this retrospective review is packed with nostalgia, laughs, and cinema history. 🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/ 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos! 📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE: 📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 💌 Email: moviesatgrandmashouse@gmail.com 🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content 🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off! Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS: "When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B "Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

    38 min
  2. Snow Dogs (2002) | Take It Home Or Hide It In The Attic?

    FEB 12

    Snow Dogs (2002) | Take It Home Or Hide It In The Attic?

    In this episode of Movies at Grandma’s House, hosts Isaac and Seth mush their way back to 2002 to review the Disney family comedy, Snow Dogs. We’re trading the sunny streets of Miami for the frozen tundra of Alaska to see if this Cuba Gooding Jr. classic still delivers the laughs or if it’s left out in the cold. We break down the hilarious fish-out-of-water story of Ted Brooks, the pack of mischievous Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes (including the iconic Demon and Nana), and the legendary performance of James Coburn. From the unforgettable "talking dog" dream sequence to the high-stakes dog sled racing of the Arctic Challenge, we discuss the behind-the-scenes trivia and nostalgia that made this a live-action Disney staple. Does this winter adventure earn a "Take it Home" rating for your next family movie night, or should you "Hide it in the Attic" with the winter coats? Join us as we review the slapstick humor, the heartwarming animal bond, and the ultimate 2000s vibes of Snow Dogs! 🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/ 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos! 📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE: 📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 💌 Email: moviesatgrandmashouse@gmail.com 🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content 🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off! Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS: "When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B "Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

    32 min
  3. High School Musical (2006) | Take It Home Or Hide It In The Attic?

    FEB 5

    High School Musical (2006) | Take It Home Or Hide It In The Attic?

    In this episode of Movies at Grandma’s House, hosts Isaac and Seth take a trip back to East High to review the 2006 Disney Channel Original Movie phenomenon, High School Musical. We’re breaking out the basketballs and microphones to see if the chemistry between Zac Efron (Troy Bolton) and Vanessa Hudgens (Gabriella Montez) still sizzles or if the "Status Quo" has shifted 20 years later. We dive into the soundtrack hits like "Get'cha Head in the Game" and "Breaking Free," discuss the scene-stealing energy of Ashley Tisdale as Sharpay Evans, and explore the behind-the-scenes trivia that turned this low-budget TV movie into a global franchise. Is this teen musical a nostalgic masterpiece that belongs in your collection, or is it a "cringe-fest" that hasn't aged well? Join us for our final verdict: Do we "Take it Home" or "Hide it in the Attic"? Whether you’re a Wildcat for life or watching for the first time, grab your pom-poms for this ultimate rewatch review! 🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/ 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos! 📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE: 📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 💌 Email: moviesatgrandmashouse@gmail.com 🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content 🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off! Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS: "When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B "Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

    45 min
  4. Ice Age (2002) | Take It Home Or Hide It In The Attic?

    JAN 29

    Ice Age (2002) | Take It Home Or Hide It In The Attic?

    In this episode of Movies at Grandma's House, hosts Isaac and Seth journey back to the prehistoric beginnings of the Blue Sky Studios era to review the 2002 animated classic, Ice Age. We dive deep into the journey of Manny the Mammoth, Sid the Sloth, and Diego the Saber-toothed Tiger as they return a "pinky" human baby to its herd. We discuss the unexpected emotional weight of Manny’s tragic backstory, the legendary physical comedy of Scrat, and the voice acting genius of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, and Denis Leary. In our "does it hold up" breakdown, we debate if the retro animation still captures the fun or if it belongs in a museum. Stick around for our final verdict: Is this a "Take it Home" essential for your collection, or should you "Hide it in the Attic" and forget it exists? Whether you’re a fan of classic 2000s movies, looking for a family movie night recommendation, or prepping for the upcoming Ice Age 6, this review has everything you need! 🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: moviesatgrandmashouse@gmail.com🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off! Video Scenes🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

    38 min
  5. Free Willy | Take it Home or Hide it in the Attic? (ft. Zach Milne)

    JAN 22

    Free Willy | Take it Home or Hide it in the Attic? (ft. Zach Milne)

    Is Free Willy a timeless masterpiece of 90s cinema, or should we have left this whale tale in the past? 🐳 In this episode of Movies at Grandma's House, we are diving deep into the splash zone with special guest Zach Milne to revisit the 1993 classic that defined a generation. It’s been 33 years since Jesse and Willy made that iconic jump to freedom. But watching it in 2026 hits differently. We discuss everything: the incredible animatronics, the banger Michael Jackson soundtrack ("Will You Be There"), the tragic true story of Keiko the Orca, and whether the plot actually makes sense today. In this movie review, we cover: 🌊 The nostalgia factor: Is it a tear-jerker or just cheesy? 🐋 The "Blackfish" effect: How our view of captivity has changed. 🎥 The acting performances of Jason James Richter and Lori Petty. 📼 Our final verdict: Take it Home, Leave it at Grandma's, or Hide it in the Attic? If you love 90s nostalgia, family movie nights, and honest film reviews, pull up a beanbag chair and join us! Don't forget to comment your favorite memory of this movie below! Video Scenes:0:00 - Intro & Welcome Zach Milne2:15 - Free Willy Plot Recap10:30 - Does the CGI/Animatronics Hold Up?22:45 - The Michael Jackson Song & Soundtrack35:20 - The Truth About Keiko (The Real Whale)48:10 - Final Rating: Take it Home or Hide it in the Attic? 🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/ 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos! 📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: moviesatgrandmashouse@gmail.com🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content 🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off! 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD #FreeWilly #MovieReview #90sNostalgia

    48 min
  6. Madagascar (2005): Take It Home or Hide It In The Attic?

    JAN 15

    Madagascar (2005): Take It Home or Hide It In The Attic?

    Get ready to "Move It, Move It" as we rewind to 2005! In this episode of Movies at Grandma's House, Isaac and Seth break out of the Central Park Zoo to review DreamWorks' animated hit, Madagascar. We debate if this star-studded comedy featuring Ben Stiller (Alex), Chris Rock (Marty), and David Schwimmer (Melman) still holds up against modern animation, or if the "simple" style shows its age. We reveal crazy behind-the-scenes movie trivia, including the shocking fact that the Penguins of Madagascar were originally pitched as a barbershop quartet and the hidden "lion face" detail in the ocean foam. Plus, Isaac shares why the "savage Alex" scenes actually terrified his kids , and Seth explains why King Julien (Sacha Baron Cohen) and the penguins steal the show. Whether you rate this a "Take it Home" classic like Seth or a "Watch at Grandma's" like Isaac, join us for a nostalgic deep dive into this crack-a-lackin' adventure! 🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): ⁠https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/⁠🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: moviesatgrandmashouse@gmail.com🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD+4 00:00 - Introduction to Madagascar Review: "Escape to Madagascar: A 2005 Comedy Classic"02:15 - Spoiler Alert and Film Facts: "Madagascar's Box Office Success: A 2005 Hit"05:30 - First Impressions and Cast Highlights: "Star-Studded Cast: Ben Stiller, Chris Rock & More"10:45 - Animation and Humor Analysis: "Why Madagascar's Animation Still Shines"15:00 - Memorable Quotes and Scenes: "Iconic Quotes: From 'Move It' to 'Crack-a-Lackin'"20:30 - Character Dynamics and Plot: "Zoo to Wild: Madagascar's Unique Storyline"25:45 - Fun Facts and Behind the Scenes: "Madagascar Trivia: Did You Know?"30:00 - Audience Reviews and Final Thoughts: "Madagascar: A Timeless Family Favorite"

    32 min
  7. The Sound of Music: Take It Home or Hide It In The Attic?

    JAN 8

    The Sound of Music: Take It Home or Hide It In The Attic?

    Join Isaac and Seth for a controversial rewind of the 1965 classic musical, The Sound of Music. In this honest movie review, we travel to the hills of Austria to debate if this Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer masterpiece still holds up over 60 years later. While it has a legendary status and stunning cinematography, with 12 songs, the film might be too long for modern audiences compared to today's musicals. We break down behind-the-scenes movie trivia—including why Christopher Plummer disliked the role and the "burly men" who helped the Von Trapp family escape—plus we react to iconic musical numbers like "Do-Re-Mi" and "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria". Whether you are looking for classic movie commentary, family movie night recommendations, or just want to see if this Golden Age Hollywood hit is worth a rewatch, pull up a spot on the couch for this episode of Movies at Grandma's House! 🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: moviesatgrandmashouse@gmail.com🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD +4

    34 min

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Ever wondered if the movies you loved as a kid are actually still good? Movies at Grandma’s House is a cozy, fun movie review podcast where we revisit classic children’s films from our childhood and put them to the test today. Each week, we rewatch a nostalgic favorite, break down what still works, what doesn’t, and decide if it deserves to be taken home, left at grandma’s, or hidden in the attic. Perfect for nostalgic adults, parents looking for family-friendly movies, and anyone who loves revisiting childhood favorites with fresh eyes.