We love the Oscars! And we love you! Joshua and Phoebe returns with a very special episode about the Oscars! It was a preview and we did record this before the Oscars but due to some technical difficulties it is getting posted afterward which is okay because we know people love hanging out with us. And in our Oscar Preview with special guest comedian Daniel ”DB” Frick we had a great time and we hope you do too!

Joshua and Phoebe Yell About Movies! is back! What’s with all the exclamation points? We watched the new release film The Menu starring Ralph Fiennes as a chef of a restaurant that only serves once a day on an island only accessible by boat that people pay thousands of dollars to eat at. He secretly has a grudge and wants to kill everyone on todays menu but just wait until the main course!  Anna Taylor Joy stars opposite Nicholas Hoult who brought her as his date. She was the one person who wasn’t supposed to be there. It’s not quite the biting satire it wants to be, but its copious amounts of often gruesome fun!

We’ve been waiting for this film for a long time and now that it’s out we can tell you with no spoilers that The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent starring Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal is the funniest film of all time if you are a Nicolas Cage superfan which we apparently are.

Walk. Don’t run to your nearest movie theater because Everything Everywhere All At Once is not streaming everywhere and its breathtaking combination of Matrix Style universe building with Jackie Chan style martial arts fighting crossed with a real family drama about love and acceptance will make your heart and brain explode into a thousand pieces! Starring: Michelle Yeoh the legend, Ke Huy Quan ie Short Round from Indiana Jones and Data from The Goonies returning to Hollywood for the first time in 25 years, Stephanie Hsu as the daughter that was wronged and became a giant meanie and tried to destroy the universe, Jamie Lee Curtis in a dialed-in pitch-perfect comic performance and James Hong as the grandfather that didn’t accept his daughter or granddaughter for who they were and started this whole mess.

Hey Movie Yelling Listeners! This week’s episode was recorded the day after the Academy Awards, yes the same awards with the now infamous Will Smith slapping Chris Rock moment that you, me, and everyone you know could not stop talking about.  But we also could not stop talking about Coda, a film that we watched the night before the Oscars that won Best Picture as well as Best Supporting Actor for Troy Kotsur.  It’s a beautiful film about a family of deaf fishermen and the struggle with their hearing daughter who they need to run the fishing business, but she wants to go to college to become a singer. It’s a movie not just about following your dreams, but about what do you owe the family who gave you the opportunity to have those dreams. This is one manufactured drama that felt real and seeing the struggles firsthand of full-time sign language use in a world that doesn’t know sign language was eye-opening. In conclusion, we loved it! And yes, along with our very special guest star, actor George Kmeck (Phoebe’s Dad) we did yell about Will Smith also. Hey, it’s a living!

In this episode, Joshua and Phoebe sit down with comedian D.B. Frick and have fun discussing each of the films nominated for Best Picture at tomorrow’s Academy Awards for 2022! Many of the films we had already seen, and the ones we hadn’t we watched the trailer for on the spot. We gave each film a speedy review in order to provide a forecast for who is going to take home the little gold statues, and we had fun getting lost along the way sometimes.  Listen along with us and place your bets for who you think is going to win! Spoiler - It’s not Don’t Look Up!

Phoebe and I had the time of our lives on our recent honeymoon in Hawaii and took away memories that will last a lifetime, including watching the films The Lost Daughter and Old Henry on the plane. Naturally, we decided to yell about them.

We will likely never be able to sway you as to whether or not to watch the Matrix Resurrection but we had a lot of fun watching it and talking about it. Keanu Reaves and Carrie-Anne Moss form the emotional core of this sometimes curiously introspective but extremely fun trip down memory lane back to the Matrix and new adventures.

This week we were visited by a true rock and roll legend. Legendary noise-rock, folk, rockabilly hero 73-year old Johnny Dowd of Ithaca, New York came on the show to talk about the uncomfortable and twisting western picture The Power of The Dog directed by Jane Campion and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Jesse Plemons, and Kirsten Dunst.

There were a lot of whispers and rumors about the new Steven Spielberg film revival of the all-time classic musical West Side Story from 1961 especially since this was Spielberg‘s first attempt at a musical. Those fears were calmed somewhat when in September original screenwriter, the late Stephen Sondheim saw it and said in a Late Night with Stephen Colbert interview that ”it‘s really terrific.” Phoebe and I watched the new film an hour before the recording of this podcast and we are delighted to tell you that it is powerful, funny, heartbreaking and honestly feels monumentally vital and important. Also, we cried a lot because we believe in love.

Sorry for the long delay you guys, but Phoebe and I were busy getting engaged and married and having three different wedding celebrations! It‘s exciting as heck and I‘m sure we‘ll be talking about that in our next episode but for now, enjoy our talk on Nicholas Cage‘s strangely moving drama about extreme grief ”Pig”. We‘re a newlywed couple that yells about new movie releases and moving forward we will be releasing new episodes every Tuesday!

The Harlem Cultural Festival in 1969 was everything! It ran one day a week for six weeks straight in the summer of 1969 and featured many of the most renowned black performers of the time including Gladys Knight and the Pips, Stevie Wonder, Sly and the Family Stone, Mahalia Jackson, B.B. King, David Ruffin, and then it was buried by the majority white media of the time and the footage mostly sat around for 50 years until Questlove put together this amazing documentary that we were truly honored to talk about. It's available now on Hulu and your heart, ears, and mind will explode with happiness!

We watched The Tomorrow War so you don't have to! A truly pathetic sci-fi Chris Pratt vehicle that shamelessly rips off better action films like Independence Day and Lord of the Rings and is mostly a waste of talent that includes JK Simmons and Sam Richardson the funny guy from Detroiters and I Think You Should Leave

In the first full episode with new co-host Phoebe Lyng we talk about The Sound of Metal. It's an acting tour de force by British actor Riz Ahmed who lays bare his soul that grapples with issues of how trying to regain control over the world around you can be similar to being a drug addict. Welcome Phoebe Lyng!!!!

You never want to say goodbye, and sometimes you really don't want to say goodbye! This episode is the official announcement that Cassie has left the show and won't be back. I'm joined this week by the #1 fan of the show Phoebe Lyng who will be stepping in as co-host for this episode and a few more. Don't worry we still yell about movies! She's from New York she's used to yelling! Thanks for listening and remember, we miss Cassie as much as you do. Okay, I miss her more. She was fun.  Bye Cassie

'In The Heights' marks a return to the movie theater for millions of people - but does it live up to the hype? Entertainment reporter Gino Salomone joins Josh and Cassie to discuss this fun (and sometimes flawed) broadway-musical-turned-feature-film.

It's widely regarded as the greatest film ever made. Orson Welles' 1941 quasi-biography redefined cinema with its ambitious cinematography, shifting genres, and an ambiguous ending that has movie lovers talking to this day. Josh and Cassie are joined by actor James Urbaniak (The Venture Bros., Difficult People, The Office) to discuss the film's legacy - and why it still resonates with people 80 years after its release.

What labels define you? How do those labels impact your everyday life? These are the questions posed by magician Derek Delgaudio in his Hulu special that got a lot of social media buzz upon its release in early 2021. Josh and Cassie are joined by comedian and host of the hit podcast "Fake The Nation" Negin Farsad to discuss the whimsical 90-minute journey into the mind. Is everything as it seems - or is it all just an illusion?

Can a man and a woman really just be friends - even when she's carrying his child? That's the question posed in this film by indie director Nikole Beckwith.  Ed Helms and Patti Harrison star in this one-of-kind dramedy about surrogacy - and the unique forms it can take. Josh and Cassie are joined by actress/composer Kelly Dwyer (who sings the podcast's awesome theme song) to discuss the movie that's sparking conversations about love, friendship, and the journey into parenthood.

Bob Odenkirk takes an unexpected page out of Liam Neeson's tough-guy book in 2021's 'Nobody,' and a visit from beloved actor Christopher Lloyd makes this quirky blood-fest that much sweeter. Josh and Cassie are joined by actor/comedian Jon Savoy this week, and it's a laugh from start to finish!