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Hosted by Blake, Jose, Brandon · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 191 episodes
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Long time friends and college buddies Blake, Jose, and Brandon are back together again to sit down with a thematic meal to discuss some of their favorite (and least favorite) movies.
Blake, Jose, Brandon hosts Dinner With a Movie, a comedy show with 191 episodes published.
We officially welcome Kye into our DWAM family this week when we eat mushroom ravioli and salad before discussing Twilight (2008). This fantastical world of awkward and perpetually pubescent vegetarian vampires is a belo
We go out for chashu ramen this week before discussing Ponyo (2008). This film is full of little swimmers, with Ponyo as the biggest and most magical one. The reimagining of a story about a fish who wants to become human
We’re letting our birds fly this week after we eat bacon and eggs (not rotten) and discuss Little Voice (1998). We feel the coziness of the small town in this film about a lonely girl who comes out of her shell and learn
It’s time for a change this week when we eat hot dogs and cupcakes in the dark before we discuss About Time (2013). We enjoyed the relationship between Tim and his dad and wanted more. We also liked the complications tha
This week, we eat some doughnuts and seafood (sushi) before discussing Saw (2004). We all wanted to try an escape room after watching the film, but not as crappy as this. It seems like a story built around a big reveal t
We’re cranking it up to eleven this week when we eat cold cuts and cheese on too small bread, crackers with canned cheese, and Oreo cookies before we discuss This is Spinal Tap (1984). The grandfather of every mockumenta
We are headed to the bustling burrow of Bikini Bottom for some Krabby Patties and sundaes (actually hamburgers and milkshakes) before discussing The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie (2004). This is a fun-filled, nostalgic tri
We get huge this week when we eat barbacoa before we discuss Giant (1956). We appreciate the cinematography and blocking as well as the actors in this epic western. Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, and James Dean give spec
We drink and eat our fill of Yoo-hoo and apple pie before discussing The Nice Guys (2016). The foolproof trio of detectives, Ryan Gosling, Russell Crowe, and Angourie Rice, work together to solve this whodunit that reall
We gather to search for more missing movie kids this week, then eat Chinese food before discussing Prisoners (2013). This film is fantastically full of raw emotion that encourages you to feel a little pity for every char
We are spending this holiday season together, when we eat roasted chicken, asparagus, and cherries jubilee before discussing The Holdovers (2023). Everything about this Christmas movie is spectacular. The writing, cinema
We’re stalking the model to solve her riddle as we eat fish and chips, Mars bars, and tea and biscuits before discussing Sing Street (2016). This inspirational film captures the expression of the music and fashion of the
We are entering your dreams and eating fruit, congee, and un café before discussing Inception (2010). This action and espionage-packed film set in dreams is fun and entertaining, although the rules are difficult to follo
We eat a great homemade meal of expensive jam, organic peanut butter, bread, saltines, and salad before we discuss Mother (1996). We appreciate the story’s light-hearted approach to fixing a damaged relationship, but fin
We are in Dinner with a Movie paradise when we eat never-ending Olive Garden and discuss Cinema Paradiso (1988). This wonderful story about the love of film, young love, and loss is a wonderfully nostalgic view of life.
We give one another hard stares as we eat marmalade sandwiches and candy apples before discussing Paddington 2. We admire this hungry bear’s positivity and ability to bring out the best in everyone around him. There will
What we're doing this week is not a mystery. We eat mini tacos with hot sauce, veggies, pineapple juice, and kombucha before we discuss Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022). Is it really a whodunit if you know who th
Come sing along with your favorite sixteen-year-old virgins as we eat soul food and then discuss Hair (1979). The nostalgia factor figures into Brandon’s love of the film, but with Blake and Jose, it’s neither relatable
Join us on a bad date when we eat dates, tangerines, apples, bananas, bread, and melon before discussing Raiders of the Lost Ark . It's a movie full of travel, adventure, and an unnecessary need for Marion to be constant
Monkeys and spiders and short-legged rhinos; oh, my! We eat peanut butter, bananas, bread, and sugar cookies before discussing Jumanji (1995). Is this game out for blood, or is it an omniscient force bent on teaching its
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