Lunchtime Movie Critics

In this episode of Lunchtime Movie Critics, we lace up our skates and take a deep dive into Miracle (2004), the film that turns Cold War tensions into the most rousing sports montage of all time. Starring Kurt Russell’s aggressively Minnesotan accent as Coach Herb Brooks, this Disney-fied underdog story tells the true tale of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team—the scrappy colleg

Ah, A Real Pain – the 2025 cinematic concoction from Jesse Eisenberg, where Holocaust tourism and buddy comedy meet in the most awkward way possible. Featuring Eisenberg as the neurotic Daniel and Kieran Culkin as the human wrecking ball Benji, the film is a chaotic blend of grief, humor, and earnest introspection. It’s as if someone thought, “Let’s make a poignant movie ab

In this episode of Lunchtime Movie Critics, we dive into the mayhem that is Deadpool vs. Wolverine (2024). Claws clash with quips as Hugh Jackman’s grumpy Wolverine and Ryan Reynolds’ irreverent Deadpool face off in a showdown for the ages. From hilarious banter to over-the-top action sequences and an unexpectedly heartfelt bromance, this movie delivers chaos, comedy, and a few

Here’s a possible description for the podcast episode about Moon: In this episode of Lunchtime Movie Critics, we venture into the stark, eerie landscapes of Duncan Jones’ sci-fi masterpiece Moon (2009). Join us as we dissect Sam Rockwell’s stunning performance(s), unpack the film’s themes of identity and isolation, and critique the corporate greed that fuels its chilling na

In this laugh-filled episode of Lunchtime Movie Critics, we take on the zany superhero spoof Avengers of Justice: Farce Wars (2008). Packed with over-the-top parody, questionable special effects, and enough puns to make your head spin, this film hilariously blends pop culture references and slapstick comedy into a chaotic ride through the superhero genre. Join us as we dissect the

In this episode of Lunchtime Movie Critics, we dive into the hilarious, over-the-top world of Bedazzled (2000). Join us as we revisit Brendan Fraser's wildly entertaining performance as a hapless everyman who trades his soul for seven wishes, only to find out the Devil (Elizabeth Hurley) doesn't play fair. From Fraser's ridiculous character transformations to Hurley's iconic and de

In this out-of-this-world episode of Lunchtime Movie Critics, we take a nostalgic dive into the 1984 sci-fi cult classic The Last Starfighter. What happens when a teenager’s arcade gaming skills make him the galaxy’s last hope against an alien armada? Spoiler: hilarity, cheesy special effects, and heartwarming moments ensue. Join us as we break down Alex Rogan’s journey from

In this festive episode of Lunchtime Movie Critics, we dive headfirst into the wild holiday action-comedy Red One! Starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Chris Evans, and a brawny J.K. Simmons as Santa Claus, this film flips the Christmas genre on its head with globetrotting adventures, over-the-top action sequences, and enough holiday spirit to deck your halls. We discuss the bonkers

In this episode of "Lunchtime Movie Critics," we're rolling back the clock to 1991 to revisit "Career Opportunities." Written by John Hughes and directed by Bryan Gordon, this film takes us inside a deserted Target store for an overnight adventure with Jim Dodge, played by Frank Whaley, and Josie McClellan, portrayed by Jennifer Connelly. As the night unfolds, Jim, a dreamer stuck

In this episode of "Lunchtime Movie Critics," we're heading out into nature with the 1988 comedy "The Great Outdoors." Directed by Howard Deutch and written by John Hughes, this film features an unforgettable clash of personalities between family man Chet Ripley, played by John Candy, and his slick brother-in-law Roman Craig, portrayed by Dan Aykroyd. As their families collide duri