250 episodes
Beer and a Movie Joe Hilliard & David Gurney
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- TV & Film
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4.8 • 28 Ratings
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Two Movies. Two Beers. Every Week.
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310: Longlegs/Twisters With Guest Anthony Zoccolillo
You couldn't pick two more different movies to pair than Longlegs and Twisters, but guest Anthony Zoccolillo joins us for the (not so) scary, wind-blown challenge of it all. Turns out Glen Powell makes EVERYTHING all right. Beers by Pavement Brewing Co. (our first time) and Saloon Door Brewing.
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309: Movies From Our Childhood II with Guests Kailey Diaz & Harold Ramos - Scarface | Gremlins | The Fifth Element
Last month's Movies From Childhood episode was such a hit, we're doing it again! Three new films, three new beers, and two great guests. Kailey and Harold join Joe to discuss Scarface, Gremlins, and The Fifth Element with beers from Saloon Door Brewing, Tripping Animals Brewing Co./Xul Beer Company, and Alesmith Brewing/Mikkeller Brewing.Listen to this week's bonus mega-long After Hours at http://patreon.com/beerandamoviepodcast
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308: MaXXXine/Fright Night (1985) with Guest Adam Beam (Again?)
An eXXXtra long talk about Ti West's conclusion(?) to the X trilogy, MaXXXine, paired with return guest Adam Beam's FAVORITE horror movie, the original Fright Night! See the 1985 connection? Join us for a fun romp through 1985 horror.Beers by Beer Zombies and Equilibrium Brewing.
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307: A Quiet Place: Day One/The Godfather Part II with Guest Adam Beam
A Quiet Place prequel and The Godfather sequel? We promise it makes sense. First-time guest Adam Beam joins us to talk sonar monsters and young Vito Corleone. Beers by Pinthouse Pizza from Austin, TX.Listen in to this week's After Hours bonus episode: http://www.patreon.com/beerandamovie podcast.
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306: The Bikeriders/The Wild One (1953) with a Gang of Two
Let your hair flow free (not you, Joe) and rebel against everything on your bike as we dive into Bikeriders and Brando's iconic The Wild One (1953). It's a guest-free episode. Join the gang of two on this wild ride.
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305: Inside Out 2/Toy Story/Pixar with Guest Tyler Chrobocinski
Inside Out 2 breaks the box office slump of the summer so we take hankies to the theater to check it out. Keep the hankies nearby, though, because we pair it with Pixar's first feature, Toy Story. Woody, Buzz, Joy, and Sadness reign this week. Guest Tyler Chrobocinski, our animation guru, is back for this Pixar deep dive. Beers by Great Notion Brewing. Check out this week's After Hours bonus episode at https://www.patreon.com/beerandamoviepodcast .
Customer Reviews
Fun and funner
This podcast is SOLID. These dudes know movies, they know beers. Their knowledge and breakdowns of movies are on point. Guests spot episodes are so dope. They are involving the community in something special that I look forward to tuning into every week! 2 thumbs up, 10/10, cheers!
Pop Culture Happy Hour is shook
I like to think this podcast is where Carlos uses his philosophy degree the most.
Very insightful, a great blend of educational and opinionated critique. I love listening to BaaM banter
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I’m never really surprised by the entitlement of white men, but these three here really take the cake. Listening to them give their uninformed opinions, which they’ve found online or taken from social media, is borderline nauseating at times. They know almost nothing about movies, but talk as if they do. Like David, who is “familiar” with Claire Denis’ work, but struggles to name any specifics. Or, Carlos, who literally hasn’t seen anything. But the final nail in the coffin came in the “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” and “Us” episodes. Where these three untalented white men not only express their dissatisfaction with these critically acclaimed and commercially successful Black films, but share how the Black creators and artist behind them could improve. They also share other problematic opinions, like “America’s Biggest Issues,” which according to the most racially biased among them (Joe) are: abortion, 🏳️🌈 rights, and gun violence. Ironically enough, he doesn’t mention racism. After saying this, another goes on to call “CMBYN”—one of the most moving and beautiful 🏳️🌈 love stories of the past decade—“trash.” 😞 But what can you expect from a group of straight white men? Especially ones that live in TX. Also, the 🍺 and a movie shtick is cliched and tired.