How‘d You Like That Movie‘s Podcast
The How’d You Like That Movie Podcast is a dynamic and opinionated dive into the world of film. It features candid and often humorous discussions about movies, ranging from blockbusters to indie gems. The hosts explore filmmaking elements like direction, performances, writing, and cultural impact, often offering sharp critiques and unique perspectives. It’s the perfect listen for movie buffs who enjoy a mix of insightful analysis and unfiltered hot takes.
Episodes
Caught Stealing is the latest film from Darren Aronofsky (Requiem for a Dream, The Wrestler, The Whale) and based on the book of the same name by Charlie Huston.
Set in 90s New York city this drama crime thriller stars Austin Butler, Regina King, Zoë Kravitz and a mohawk sporting Matt Smith.
What did the guys think of the film?
Would you pay to hear Kris read you... books?
Tune in to find out
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Its season six and we are kicking off October with our annual female focused series Hot Ghouls of Halloween. To start us off we are talking to Canadian filmmaker Jenna Harder about the 2020 film Relic.
Jenna Harder:
An actor by trade, Jenna was inspired to step behind the camera by all of her bad ass lady friends making their own damn dreams come true. Born in Ontario, raised in British Columbia, and trained in New York City, Jenna...
The latest of Stephen King's books to be brought to the screen is his 1979 dystopian novel The Long Walk.
Directed by Francis Lawrence from a screenplay by JT Mollner and staring Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson and Quebec Indigenous actor Joshua Odjick.
So would Scott and I walk 10 000 miles to watch this film? or are we tired of even speaking about it?
Also why does Winnipeg, Manitoba work so well for a dystopian film?
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The children are gone but Scott is back from his European vacation.
On this week's show we are talking the latest film from Barbarian director/writer Zach Cregger; Weapons.
Did we love it? hate it? or.. Tune in to find out
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Relationships are tough, and some time after five years they can feel a bit co-dependent so Scott is going on vacation with his family and Together is the last film he is covereging before leaving. Who knows, maybe in his absence we will move on :P
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With Scott still away with his "family", we brought on some friends of the show to talk about the lastest Naked Gun film.
Our guest for this show were
Heidy Morales is the founder of https://hyemusings.ca an alternative media website covering film, theatre, along with other arts and culture features.
She is also a programmer with the Blood In The Snow Film Festival, and a Rotten Tomatoes approved film reviewer.
Born in Guatemala, H...
Is Nostalgia Overrated?
Is it worth revisiting a franchise that wasn't really that great back in the 90s?
Why does Kris feel personally attacked by the studios for their press embargos?
Tune in to find out
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Another year another superman movie. With a 225 million dollar budget did this James Gunn flick fly or did it just suck.
Helping us out is our good friend, stand up comedian Joe Botelho.
Joe Botelho is a Canadian stand up comedian, filmmaker, wrestling host and "model". He was even lucky enough to get a shot on the famous Kill Tony.
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On July 3rd 2025, actor Michael Madsen passed away at the age of 67. With hundreds of acting credits to his name, some will remember him as the sadistic Mr Blond in Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs , for others, the gangster Sonny Black from Donnie Brasco or if you're our co-host Scott it's Glen Greenwood foster father extraordinaire in Free Willy.
Regardless of what role(s) you loved him in, tune in to hear us chat about a man t...
Brad Pitt is back again playing a racing ronin in Jerry Bruckheimer’s 200ish million-dollar Formula one racing film F1.
Does this film hold poll position? or was it a "Did Not Finish"?
Also Scott finds out Brad Pitt is an actor.
Read our written review
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Boots—boots—boots—boots—movin' up and down again!”
The summer of sequels continues with the third instalment of the 28 series which began in 2002 with 28 Days Later and followed up with 28 Weeks Later in 2007. Years brings back the original team behind 28 Days with director Danny Boyle (Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire), writer Alex Garland (Ex Machina, Civil War) and cinematographer Anthony Mantle (Antichrist, Rush).
Helping us ...
She's a maniac on the floor; literally.
Ana de Armas is a orphan Eve Macarro who has been trained by the Ruska Roma in the fine art of dance and death.
Was it "en pointe" ?
Tune in to find out in the latest addition to the John Wick franchise Read our written review for the Cambridge Times here
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Just over 40 years after the original Karate Kid crane kicked its way into the zeitgeist we are back with the latest instalment; Karate Kid: Legends.
Did it defend its belt? or did it get its leg swept? (or maybe an illegal kick to the face)
Tune in to find out
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The sixth installment of the franchise took 15 years to arrive and it's the last film for the late great Tony Todd (RIP).
Is Bloodienes worth the price of admission? or was it dead on arrival? Tune in and find out. (sorry about or audio quality on this episode, fing technology)
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On this week's episode we are going on a three hour tour or maybe a 170 minute Cruise.
The Final Reckoning might we a long flick but at least our review isn't.
Did we love it? or hate it?, and what is the best way to really see hot Tom Cruise?
Tune in to find out.
Read our written review in Cambridge Today
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On this weeks' show we are talking about Québécois filmmaker Chloé Robichaud's remake of the classic 70s French Canadian sexy comedy Deux Femmes En Or (Two Woman of Gold).
Helping us understand the layers in this movie is film distribution and international sales agent at Filmoption International; Anne-Julie Lalande .
Is this film a Bon? ou Non?
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Anne-Julie Lalande works in film distribu...
On this week's show we are talking about the new Cheech and Chong documentary.
You may have never watched one of their movies or listened to their comedy albums, but odds are you still know who Cheech and Chong are.
That’s how deep they’re embedded in pop culture—over four decades and counting.
Did we agree on this flick like Cheech and Chong? or did we disagree like Cheech and Chong?
Do you have a fav C&C film?
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On this weeks' show we aren't going back to Cali but Aspen via Rhode Island with Lloyd Christmas, Harry Dunne and our special guest, Canadian Screen Award nominated actor Ann Pirvu.
After all these years is Dumb and Dumber still funny? and can you shoehorn a Dumb and Dumber reference into a TV show about Polyamory?
Ann Pirvu is a Canadian actor and producer who is currently nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for her work on the ...
Ryan Coogler's southern vampire flick Sinners is out and we have reviewed it.
Did it get the blood pumping? or did it suck?
Tune in to find out.
Read our written review in Cambridge Today.
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If you enjoyed 2022s The Banshees of Inisherin but found it too funny and light hearted then Bring Them Down might be the movie for you. Why are Irish movies so bleeeeeak (sheep joke there)
Tune in to see what we thought.
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