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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 – Crying in my Dorm Room Alone

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2 months

by Bob in Home, I Hate Critics

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Coming Attractions:

The Dark Tower trailer
The Big Sick Trailer

New Releases:

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
The Dinner

Top Five Showdown: Sylvester Stallone vs Kurt Russell

Undisputed Classic: The Pledge, Peeping Tom, Tango and Cash

1987 – River’s Edge, Gardens of Stone, Hot Pursuit, Prick Up Your Ears,

Robert DeNiro & Our 3 Year Anniversary

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1 year

by Bob in Home, I Hate Critics

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Welcome to this weeks episode of the I Hate Critics Podcast. This week we had four new movies. The Oscar nominated Danish Girl, the forgettable The Boy and The Fifth Wave and Dirty Grandpa which should have been really funny and obscene but instead it was just obscene and unfunny…but it gave us an excuse to make it a Robert DeNiro week.

Our Top Five this week is favorite Robert DeNiro movies. We talk Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, The Deer Hunter, Silver Linings Playbook, American Hustle, Goodfellas, Casino and many more.

Our Undisputed Classic this week is Mean Streets, the movie that started it all for Martin Scorsese and Robert DeNiro.

In 1986 My Chauffeur and The Image Maker came out.

Trailers

Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
Suicide Squad
Keanu

#OscarsSoWhite Alfonso Cuaron Alicia Vikander American Hustle Aubrey Plaza Avatar 2 Avenging Angel Betsy Russell Bridge of Spies Cape Fear Casino Charlotte Rampling Chloe Grace Moretz Concussion Creed Dan Mazer Daniel Day Lewis David Ayer Deadpool Debra Foreman Dirty Grandpa Donnie Wahlberg Eddie Redmayne Ex Machina Game of Thrones Godfather 2 Goodfellas Great Expectations Grudge Match Harvey Keitel Heat Idris Elba Jai Courtney Jared Leto Jason Mantzoukas Judd Apatow Julianne Hough Keanu Kevin Smith Key and Peele Lauren Cohen Les Miserable Martin Scorsese Matt Damon Mean Streets Michael B. Jordan Midnight Run My Chauffeur Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising Nicholas Stoller Raging Bull Real Genius Righteous Kill Robert DeNiro Rocky Ron Livingston Rose Byrne Russel Crowe Samuel L. Jackson Seth Rogen Silver Linings Playbook Spike Lee Star Wars Episode VIII Straight Outta Compton Suicide Squad Sylvester Stallone Taxi Driver The 5th Wave The Boy The Danish Girl The Deer Hunter The Image Maker The Intern The Martian The Untouchables Todd Phillips Tom Hardy Tom Hooper Tomboy Wag the Dog Walking Dead Will Smith XMen Zac Efron

Ant-Man & Trainwreck

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2 years

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On this episode of I Hate Critics we’ve got two new movies: Ant-Man came out this week opposite Trainwreck, Minions, Jurassic World, Inside Out. It still managed to bring in $60 million which people are saying is good bad, but really it’s pretty good. It’s not Guardians of the Galaxy, but who would really complain about a $60 million opening. The other movie to come out was the Amy Schumer/Judd Apatow vehicle Trainwreck. Ant-Man was fine, but Trainwreck is the best comedy of the year so far. If you’re a fan of Amy Schumer and or Judd Apatow then Trainwreck is a must see.

Our Undisputed Classic is Breakfast at Tiffany’s. We spend the whole segment bad mouthing women who like this film. Breakfast at Tiffany’s is a highly racist film that we were unable to get into or understand why people like.

In 1985 The Coca Cola Kid starring Eric Roberts came out and we probably spent more time on this movie than any of the other movies.

Our trailers this week are:

Sisters
Suicide Squad
The Fantastic Four
The Revenant
Joy

Adam McKay Alejandro González Iñárritu Amy Poehler Amy Schumer Andrew McCarthy Ant Man Audrey Hepburn Avengers Bill Hader Bradley Cooper Breakfast at Tiffany’s Christian Slater Cinderella Colin Quinn Dave Attell David O’Russell Edgar Wright Enemy Eric Roberts Ex Machina Fantastic Four Greta Scacchi Guardians of the Galaxy Henry Mancini I Don’t Recall Indiegogo Inside Out Jason Schaver Jennifer Lawrence John C. Reilly John Cena Joy Judd Apatow Jurassic World Lebron James Leonard DiCaprio Love & Mercy Mad Max: Fury Road Maggie Magic Mike XXL Me Earl and the Dying Girl Michael Douglas Michael Pena Mickey Rooney Mike Birbiglia Minions Paper Towns Paul Rudd Peyton Reed Pixels Robert DeNiro Sisters South Paw Spy Star Wars Steve Carrell Suicide Squad The Coca Cola Kid The Legend of Billie Jean The Man with One Red Shoe The Revenant Tina Fey Tom Hanks Trainwreck Under the Skin Will Ferrell Zach Braff

50 Shades of Grey

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2 years

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Welcome to the I Hate Critics Movie Review Podcast. This week we are joined by the two more promiscuous members of the Mommy’s Cocktail Hour Podcast Tawny and Lindsay. They went and saw “50 Shades of Grey” to at least give us a female perspective on the film and we’re guys and we’re dumb. The movie wasn’t made for us but maybe it was made for them. A movie that was made for us was “The Kingsman.”

Inspired by the buzz that is “50 Shades of Grey” we chose “The Last Tango in Paris” as our Undisputed Classic.

1985 – A lot came out but only “The Breakfast Club” matters

Trailers

Magic Mike 2
Straight Outta Compton
Trainwreck
Hitman: Agent 47
Aloha
The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Pitch Perfect 2

50 Shades of Grey Albert Brooks Alec Baldwin Alien Ally Sheedy Aloha American Sniper Anna Kendrick Anthony Michael Hall Bill Hader Bill Murray Bradley Cooper Cameron Crowe Channing Tatum Colin Firth Danny McBride Elizabeth Banks Emilio Estevez Emma Stone Guy Ritchie Hitman: Agent 47 Ice Cube Imitation Game John Cena John Hughes John Krasinski Judd Apatow Judd Nelson Kingsman Kurt Russell Linda Fiorentino Lost in America Magic Mike 2 Maria Schneider Mariel Hemingway Marlon Brando Marvel Matthew Modine Molly Ringwald Neil Blommkamp Paul Gleason Pitch Perfect 2 Rachel McAdams Rebel Wilson Sigourney Weaver Spiderman Straight Outta Compton The Breakfast Club The Grand Budapest Hotel The Last Tango in Paris The Man From U.N.C.L.E. The Mean Season Trainwreck Amy Schumer Vision Quest

Ghostbusters Turns 30

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3 years

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Welcome to the I Hate Critics Movie Review Podcast. This week Sean Josh and I are joined by Michael Carlson host of the The Awesome 80’s Podcast www.theawesome80s.net. Michael joined us to talk about the 30th Anniversary of both “Ghostbusters” and “Gremlins.” He also went out and saw the new Tom Cruise Flick “Edge of Tomorrow.” The big movie this week was “The Fault in Our Stars” or as we affectionately refer to it as the girl movie.

Our discussion of Does This Hold Up? started with “American Beauty” and ended with “South Park.” Sean doesn’t like it, I love it, Josh is somewhere in the middle.

Trailers

Are You Here
Sharknado 2
The Best of Me
The Giver
Nick Cannon’s School Dance
Very Good Girls

Alan Ball American Beauty Amy Poehler Annette Benning Ant Man Are You Here Benedict Cumberbatch Bill Murray Chris Cooper Christopher Columbus Collateral Dakota Fanning Dan Aykroyd Dr. Strange Edge of Tomorrow Elizabeth Olsen Emily Blunt Ghostbusters Gremlins Gwendoline Christie Harold Ramis Ivan Reitman Jeff Bridges Jerry Maguire JJ Abrams Judd Apatow Jupiter Ascending Kevin Spacey Lupita Nyong’o Magnolia Meryl Streep Minority Report Nick Cannon Nicolas Cage Owen Wilson Peyton Reed Rain Man Sam Mendes School Dance Scott Derrickson Seth Rogen Sharknado 2 South Park Star Wars Stephen Spielberg The Best of Me The Fault in Our Stars The Giver The Hunger Games The Washowskis Thora Birch Tom Cruise Tom Hardy Top Gun Very Good Girls Zach Galifianakis

Posts tagged Judd Apatow

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 – Crying in my Dorm Room Alone

Robert DeNiro & Our 3 Year Anniversary

Ant-Man & Trainwreck

50 Shades of Grey

Ghostbusters Turns 30

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