Missed the Mark

We discuss one of our favorite comedies of all time and Bob Barker's legacy!

We rewatch a comedy classic asking why critics were lukewarm to it during it's original release.

We discuss how well the sequel holds up to the original, plus Marvel fatigue.

The final voyage of a studio ends a total shipwreck!

We hop into the time machine to check out a John Carpenter classic and see what is lurking in the fog!

Strange and irreverent, Inherent Vice may not be neat, but it offers a lot of great performances, hilarious moments, and is littered with nuggets that reward rewatching!

Words cannot describe our suffering watch this slow moving trainwreck.

More Hackman. Less bags.

A thrilling long last ride that dials in on the nostalgia, but doesn't quite capture the mystique of the original three.

The Running Man is a fun tongue in cheek satire bouyed by a steady pace and some stand out performances from Richard Dawnson and Arnold Schwarzenegger!

Nevermind the awfully outdated CGI, Deep Rising is a fun and cheeky creature feature cult classic with snappy dialogue and cool kills! 

Deeply quotable and somewhat prescient, Idiocracy serves up good laughs but lacks a central villian and balanced story.

With more time and space, Ender's Game would make for an intriguing miniseries, but the big screen just doesn't allow enough of either to do its source material justice!

Unfocused at times, Pineapple Express, is a hilarious buddy stoner action comedy that still hits to this day.

We are Missed the Mark! And Missed the Mark has watched this!

Visceral, gory, uncomfortable, and a lot of fun! We had a groovy time watching Evil Dead!

They are going to make a thousand more of these whether you asked for it or not!

We get into a deep discussion about humanities place in the universe and also talk about the movie haha!

The Firm may run a little long, but serves well as a compelling legal thriller takedown of boardroom culture, and is jam packed with great characters.

Be Kind Rewind explores our love of movies and the power of storytelling and what stories truly mean to communities and for that we love it! It's time to pretend!