This week on GMGB, we take a look at Bad Teacher, then switch up the format and throw a whole heap of reviews into the mix, from Crazy Stupid Love to Heckler, Midnight in Paris to Midnight Cowboy with a little Flight of the Navigator just for good luck. Join David and Keith for the biggest GMGB yet.
This week we have a super episode of Guns, God and General Mayhem as we review Kevin Smith’s new film Red State.
When word hit the streets that a whole bunch of Hollywood tough guys were starring in the same movie, a movie which was written by none other than Rocky himself, action fans everywhere peed in their pants a little. But as good as this concept sounded, something in this movie was lacking and Keith and Paul think they know why.
Welcome to the life of Arthur, who is played by ex-heroin addict, Russell Brand, reprising the role first played by raging alcoholic, Dudley Moore. With some authority on the subject, GMGB pours a stiff drink and reflects on Arthur the man and the movie, the value of quirk and Paul’s desire to shower with Helen Mirren.
Disney movies are usually a little young for our show, but something about this movie had the potential to make us forget our age and be enthralled by a good old fashioned magic show. Honestly, we don’t know what we were thinking. This week, Nicholas Cage inspires another Rage From The Cage episode and we try our darndest to keep it Disney.
We at GMGB are not immune to the thrills of a good old fashioned action movie with hot babes. After all, we’re only human and Baby Doll did have some very pouty lips. Despite not having any clue what the hell was going on for most of it, this movie had a deep effect on us, because one minute we’re talking about films, the next we’re discussing the ins-and-outs of prison social life. Join Keith, Paul and David as they discuss the issues that we’re pretty sure no other reviewers have ever addressed in conjunction with this film. And then some.
Fresh from the Unnecessary Remakes file come’s 2010′s Death at a Funeral, starring Chris Rock, Danny Glover, Peter Dinklage and the actor that Paul loves to hate, Martin Lawrence. Coming barely four years after the original, this almost word-for-word remake leaves no joke unexplained, no pun left dangling. Join GMGB as Keith, Paul and Dave hold an open casket service for a completely unnecessary sequel.
