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This was my most anticipated film of 2012. Rian Johnson's first two films ('Brick' and 'The Brothers Bloom') just so happen to be two of my favorite films of all time, so I walked into my showing of Looper with VERY high expectations... Watch the featured trailer on Youtube: http://youtu.be/2iQuhsmtfHw ----- MYMHM around the web! ----- Official site: http://MYMHM.tv *** Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/MYMHM *** Twitter: http://twitter.com/MYMHM *** G+: http://bit.ly/MYMHM_on_GooglePlus

Now that we're officially out of the "Summer" movie season, how about a little slice of ultra-violence? Watch the featured trailer on Youtube: http://youtu.be/CbCfqGsXu3M ----- MYMHM around the web! Official site: http://MYMHM.tv Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/MYMHM Twitter: http://twitter.com/MYMHM G+: http://bit.ly/MYMHM_on_GooglePlus

Well, it has been a crazy three years. And we certainly could not have gotten to 156 episodes without all the fan suggestions. We truly thank you for keeping the show going this long, but we know we didn't cover all the suggestions you made. So as we prepare to take a long-term hiatus, we thought we'd try to run through a few more. Without further delay, watch as we TRY to cover all the films you suggested.... Stay tuned to this channel during the hiatus for more content - but in the meantime: THANK YOU FOR WATCHING and Have fun watching some movies!

For our penultimate episode (second to last) before our extended hiatus, so we thought we'd talk about several of the films that we always wanted to talk about, but never got the chance to before. Which of these films are on YOUR list?

After three years we FINALLY got Producer Marie to join us in FRONT of the camera. So, of course she brings two movies that showcase her...ahem..appreciation of another man, Robert Downey Jr. Watch us make her really uncomfortable (something we both excel at) while we chat about "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" and "Chaplin."

So, you know how the title of our show really tells you what it's about? Well, no where in the title do we promise GOOD movies. Case in point - THIS EPISODE. Don't worry, we are still recommending these films, but we are celebrating them for their...bad-ness."Krull" takes place on another planet and we follow Prince Colwyn as he has to save his princess from a beast. "Battle Beyond the Stars" is about a planet that when attacked, hires 7 mercenaries to protect it. And Hannibal from TV's "The A-Team" is in it!!!

Since we covered 13 Assassins last week, we found ourselves wanting more Samurai! So we FINALLY decided to listen to you guys and cover Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai. For those of you that don't know what it's about - We follow 'Ghost Dog,' a man who lives by the code of the Samurai while navigating the criminal world of the mob. Okay, so it's a bit more than that, but you have to watch our review for more info. Twilight Samurai follows Seibei, a widowed Samurai near the end of the Shogun era as he struggles to raise his children and maintain his honor even as the Samurai themselves are fading from importance. SUPPORT MYMHM! By using our Amazon affiliate links on http://mymhm.tv, you'll be supporting our show at no additional cost to you!

It's been way too long since we covered some good old-fashioned action films and FOREIGN action films for that matter. So that's what we are headed for this week. I'm SURE these films will take your mind off The Avengers...right?! Elite Squad: The Enemy Within is apparently a sequel, but that is something neither Juan nor Lee knew while watching the film and it didn't take away from it one bit. Hailing from Brazil, this film is about a high-ranking security officer who stumbles upon a group of corrupt cops and government officials. 13 Assassins is about a group of Samurai (13 of them!) who are brought together to kill an evil lord to prevent him from taking the throne.

150 Episodes!! YEAH! And we have a great bonus for you. Along with our reviews of the two terrific films, we also are asking you to check out our interview with actress, Stephanie Erb, from the movie Fearless for even more insight into the film. Fearless is yet another movie directed by Peter Weir (what is WITH Lee's obsession with that director?) and it is beautiful, tragic, and funny and it's starring Jeff Bridges! The DUDE. We're also covering the orginal Insomnia, starring Stellan Skarsgard. It's intense and engaging and we definitely see why they wanted to remake it.

The lovely and talented (and funny) Stephanie Erb drops by to chat about her experiences working on the Peter Weir film 'Fearless' staring Jeff Bridges. ----- MYMHM around the web! Official site: http://MYMHM.tv Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/MYMHM Twitter: http://twitter.com/MYMHM G+: http://bit.ly/MYMHM_on_GooglePlus

So the words "Safe" and "Trust" should make you feel...well, safe and trusted... relaxed. These two movies make you feel anything but those things. "Trust" is about one of the biggest fears a parent has these days: that their child will be victimized due to online predators. It's also about what happens after. It stars Clive Owen and deserves more eyes on it. "Safe" is also about a fear, but maybe not one we think about too often. What if you were sick and they couldn't figure out what was wrong? And you just kept getting sick? Julianne Moore goes through this in "Safe." And the guys feel that this film was somewhat ahead of its time.

'Paper Man' and 'Shopgirl' are not the latest super heros fighting crime in Gotham. They are the two movies we are covering this week. And yes, you can see from the title that we are revisiting a theme we've visited before. What is it about the "dirty old men" idea that has movie makers churning out scripts? Well, at least with these two brilliant films, we've benefited from it. Shopgirl is a quietly lovely film about a young girl whose affections are fought over by two men. The mature, dapper Steve Martin and the young, feckless Jason Schwartzman. See, you're dying to see it already. Paper Man is about a middle-aged writer played by Jeff Daniels, who refuses to grow up. In fighting his writer's block he forms an interesting friendship with a teenager.

That's right, folks. It's time for some revenge. This week we bring you a couple of films about men who take the law into their own hands with some...fatal results. The first is a film that Lee has been pushing us to cover for awhile, Dead Man's Shoes is about an irish solder who comes home and begins to punish the men in his town who tormented his younger brother. It's brutal and intense and well-worth a watch. Jeremiah Johnson was directed by Sydney Pollack and stars Robert Redford. Those two things enough almost guarantees a review from us, but it's also a really interesting tale of man who is drawn into a vendetta with a tribe of Native Americans, though war is the last thing he wants.

Is this week's episode just because Juan watched a "Kids in the Hall" marathon on Netflix? Certainly not! Ahem...Or not ONLY just because of that. This week we give some love to two comedies that feature the casts of a couple of terrific Sketch Comedy shows: SNL and Kids in the Hall. Wet Hot American Summer features a who's who cast of brilliant comedians, many of whom you've watched on SNL. It's a send-up of all those summer camp films where everyone just wants that ONE romantic night. Shockingly, Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy features the cast of, well..."Kids in the Hall." I know...We're shocked too. It's about what happens when someone invents an extremely powerful antidepressant called GLeeMONEX.

A couple of weeks ago Juan got to sit down with writer/director JC Khoury to talk about the making of his film The Pill. Now Juan and Lee will tell you why you should see this gem, about a guy who really regrets his one night stand. Check out the episode to hear about the brilliant cast, funny script and what Producer Marie gave a dubious award to.