Rodney Stewart Reviews

Rodney Stewart Reviews Sharp, passionate, and never short on opinions, Rodney Stewart Reviews is your go-to podcast for deep dives into the films and TV shows that define pop culture—both the classics that shaped us and the modern hits (and misses) dominating screens today. From iconic movie moments to binge-worthy series, Rodney breaks down the storytelling, performances, and cultural impact with equal parts insight, humour, and honest critique. Whether you’re revisiting a beloved favourite or discovering something new, every episode delivers fresh perspective and lively discussion. Tune in and join the conversation—because great stories deserve great reviews.

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  Swiss Miss | Laurel and Hardy Movie review

  Aug 9, 202611 minS0

  Swiss Miss | Laurel and Hardy Movie Review In this episode of Rodney Stewart Reviews, Rodney takes a look at the 1938 Laurel and Hardy comedy classic Swiss Miss. Stan and Ollie head to the Swiss Alps, where a mouse-trap salesman, a temperamental opera singer, and a very determined St. Bernard create pure slapstick chaos. From the famous piano-on-a-bridge sequence to the pair’s usual brand of gentle mayhem, Rodney breaks down what works, what doesn’t, and whether this lesser-seen Laurel and Hardy film still holds up today. Tune in for the laughs, the analysis, and Rodney’s final verdict on Swiss

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  Towed In A Hole | Laurel and Hardy Movie review

  Aug 8, 20266 minS0

  Towed in a Hole | Laurel and Hardy Movie Review In this episode of Rodney Stewart Reviews, Rodney examines the 1932 Laurel and Hardy short Towed in a Hole. Stan and Ollie are working as fish sellers when they decide the smart move is to buy their own boat and catch the fish themselves. What follows is a masterclass in well-intentioned destruction as the pair attempt to repair, outfit, and launch their new vessel—with predictably catastrophic (and hilarious) results. Rodney breaks down the brilliant physical gags, the escalating chaos, and why this short ranks among the duo’s finest. Tune in for...

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  Why Girls Love Sailors | Laurel and Hardy Movie review

  Aug 8, 20268 minS0

  Why Girls Love Sailors | Laurel and Hardy Movie Review In this episode of Rodney Stewart Reviews, Rodney takes a look at the 1927 silent short Why Girls Love Sailors. Stan plays a young man whose girlfriend catches the eye of a tough sailor. In a desperate bid to protect her, he resorts to an elaborate (and highly questionable) disguise that quickly spirals into farce. Oliver Hardy appears in a supporting role as one of the rough characters caught up in the chaos. Rodney breaks down the energetic physical comedy, the early screen presence of both stars, and how this short fits...

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  Any Old Port! | Laurel and Hardy Movie review

  Aug 8, 20267 minS0

  Any Old Port! | Laurel and Hardy Movie Review In this episode of Rodney Stewart Reviews, Rodney examines the 1932 Laurel and Hardy short Any Old Port!. Stan and Ollie, down on their luck as itinerant workers, try to do a good deed for a young woman in trouble. Their well-meaning efforts soon land them in a chaotic boxing match, complete with mistaken identities, last-minute substitutions, and the duo’s trademark ability to turn a simple plan into pure mayhem. Rodney breaks down the mix of slapstick and sentiment, the sharp timing, and how this short showcases Laurel and Hardy in fine ea...

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  Men O'War | Laurel and Hardy Movie review

  Aug 8, 202612 minS0

  Men O’ War | Laurel and Hardy Movie Review In this episode of Rodney Stewart Reviews, Rodney looks at the 1929 Laurel and Hardy short Men O’ War. Stan and Ollie are sailors on leave who strike up a conversation with two young women in the park. A simple plan to treat the ladies to sodas quickly unravels into classic chaos involving a stubborn vending machine, dwindling funds, and an escalating free-for-all. Rodney breaks down the sharp dialogue, the perfectly timed physical comedy, and how this early talkie captures the duo at their most charmingly disastrous. Tune in for a clear, engaging revi...

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