CINEMISSES!

Tug McTighe & Matt Loehrer
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Two buddies banter with each other while talking about some of the movies that they never got around to checking out. They'll discuss what's great, not so great or is just plain awful about these movies that one or the other of them somehow managed not to see. Anybody can make a podcast about movies they HAVE seen, this about ones we HAVEN'T seen. 

  1. NOV 27

    CINEMISSES! Step Brothers

    In today's episode, Matt and Tug take on Step Brothers, exploring the themes of personal growth and the transition that Brennan and Dale take as they grow into adulthood. (Spoiler alert: There isn't a ton of growth.) The convo ranges from Matt and Tug's love of improv comedy to the comedic partnership between Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly and finishes with the boys discussing some of the humorous moments from the film including the amazing presentation of Prestige Worldwide and, of course, the Catalina Wine Mixer. It's a spirited conversation with lots of laughs and at least 13 F-bombs. Listen! But do not touch my drum set! Check us at INSTAGRAM Find us on X EMAIL: Cinemisses@gmail.com

    1h 9m

  2. NOV 16

    CINEMISSES! Oppenheimer

    In this episode, Matt and Tug delve into the complexities of the film Oppenheimer, exploring its themes of scientific discovery, personal turmoil, and the moral implications of nuclear warfare. They get into their initial expectations, the film's plot, and the impressive ensemble cast. The conversation also touches on the film's box office success and critical acclaim, as well as the song “Russians” by Sting as it provided some unlikely inspiration to writer/director Sir Christopher Nolan. Oppenheimer’s deadly toy indeed.  Check us at INSTAGRAM Find us on X EMAIL: Cinemisses@gmail.com

    1h 16m

  3. OCT 22

    CINEMISSES! Everything Everywhere All At Once

    In this conversation, some version of Matt and Tug delve into the intricacies of the film "Everything Everywhere All At Once." They explore the multiverse concept, character dynamics, and the film's unique blend of realism and fantasy. The discussion highlights the importance of communication and relationships within the narrative, as well as the film's visual storytelling and the importance of giving new and different filmmakers the opportunities they need to explore. (Thanks A24.) They also reflect on the character development of Evelyn and the thematic depth of the story, concluding with plans for Season 3 of the show. Also: Tug's voice is clearly vacationing in a parallel universe. He is currently verse-jumping in hopes of locating it.  Check us at INSTAGRAM Find us on X EMAIL: Cinemisses@gmail.com

    1h 12m

  4. OCT 1

    CINEMISSES! Heat

    Today's conversation tackles a very popular film, "Heat" written and directed by Michael Mann. Mat and Tug explore themes of crime, law enforcement, and the complex relationships between characters. They discuss the duality of the protagonists – they use the word parallel a lot, same thing – the realism of the narrative, and the moral implications of their choices. The conversation highlights key moments in the film, including character development, the planning and execution of heists, and the inevitable confrontation between good and evil. There's even a mention of Dennis Franz and his naked butt. Bochco! Check us at INSTAGRAM Find us on X EMAIL: Cinemisses@gmail.com

    1h 25m

  5. SEP 3

    CINEMISSES! The Holdovers

    In this episode of CINEMISSES!, Matt and Tug delve into the film "The Holdovers," directed by Alexander Payne. The hosts analyze key scenes that highlight the growth of relationships, the impact of family dynamics, and the significance of empathy and connection. They also talk about how effing hard it was to make this movie as fast as Payne did, and the impact of setting and music on the narrative. After a quick discussion of the band Badfinger, they reflect on the film's portrayal of coming-of-age experiences and the creation of a makeshift family amidst challenges. Tug was recovering from COVID during the recording, so bear with his really s****y voice. Check us at INSTAGRAM Find us on X EMAIL: Cinemisses@gmail.com

    1h 17m

  6. AUG 21

    CINEMISSES! Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

    In today's conversation, Matt and Tug delve into the intricate layers of Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," exploring character development, cinematic techniques, and the film's unique narrative style that is a hallmark of Tarantino's work. They discuss the emotional struggles of characters like Rick Dalton and Cliff Booth, the portrayal of Sharon Tate, and the film's commentary on violence and morality. The hosts also highlight the cultural references and historical context that enrich the story, culminating in a climax that reimagines a pivotal moment in Hollywood history. Ultimately, they reflect on the film's optimistic resolution amidst its darker themes. Helter Skelter it is not, but you will want to join our cult IMMEDIATELY after listening. Check us at INSTAGRAM Find us on X EMAIL: Cinemisses@gmail.com

    1h 12m

  7. AUG 6

    CINEMISSES! District 9

    In this episode, Matt and Tug crash land on the movie, "District 9," exploring its allegory for apartheid, character development, and the unique narrative style of found footage. They discuss Neil Blomkamp's background and the film's production challenges, as well as its unexpected success and cultural commentary on humanity's treatment of those considered to be "other." They discuss the significance of the alien fluid (Insert collective eyeroll here), the transformation of the protagonist Vickus, and the moral implications of the actions taken by the MNU. The conversation also touches on the film's commentary on media manipulation, body horror, and other societal issues, drawing parallels to real-world events. So grab the alien fluid, take a sip and let's see what happens. Check us at INSTAGRAM Find us on X EMAIL: Cinemisses@gmail.com

    1h 9m

  8. JUL 24

    CINEMISSES! Isle of Dogs

    In this episode of Cinemisses, hosts Matt and Tug get animated about the film "Isle of Dogs" directed by Wes Anderson. They discuss their love for monster movies and special effects, the unique storytelling style of Anderson, and, of course, the exacting detail Anderson and team display in their incredible stop motion animation. The wide ranging conversation delves into key themes such as loyalty, sacrifice, and the powerful relationships between humans and their dogs. (And cats, too.) Finally, Tug and Matt implore you get out there and check out some kinds/types/styles of films that you don't normally like. But be careful, you just might find that you do.  Check us at INSTAGRAM Find us on X EMAIL: Cinemisses@gmail.com

    1h 3m
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Two buddies banter with each other while talking about some of the movies that they never got around to checking out. They'll discuss what's great, not so great or is just plain awful about these movies that one or the other of them somehow managed not to see. Anybody can make a podcast about movies they HAVE seen, this about ones we HAVEN'T seen. 

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  • Creator
    Tug McTighe & Matt Loehrer
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
  • Episodes
    22
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2025 CINEMISSES!
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