At The Brewvies

In this episode, At the Brewvies covers the 1988 rom-com/sports classic Bull Durham.  A lot of expectations are reconciled and the guys find some surprises in this love letter to America’s pastime, sex…I mean baseball. Bull Durham, we learned, is a baseball classic.  What is your favorite sports movie?  We want to hear from you!  Tweet at us or send us an email. Links to follow along: Wikipedia page Wet Ticket Trolley Hopper Find us wherever you listen to podcasts.

In this episode, At the Brewvies covers the 2019 war film 1917. This film is known for its use of the “single-take” conceit, and the guys dive into what that means and how it works. 1917 is a modern war classic.  What is your favorite war movie?  We want to hear from you!  Tweet at us or send us an email. Links to follow along: Wikipedia page Schneider-Weisse Aventinus Fuller’s ESB

In this episode, At the Brewvies covers the 1986 musical Little Shop of Horrors. This classic of camp marks the first musical At the Brewvies talks about — even if it means Andrew cheated and watched the movie. Little Shop of Horrors has a great use of the Greek Chorus.  What are your favorite Greek Choruses from cinema?  We want to hear from you!  Tweet at us or send us an email. Links to follow along: Wikipedia page Bolero Snort Aurora Bullrealis

In this episode, At the Brewvies covers the 2016 sci-fi film Arrival, directed by Denis Villeneuve and starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner.  Follow along as we navigate this mind-twisting modern classic. Arrival has some very unique and interesting on-screen aliens.  What are your favorite movie aliens?  We want to hear from you!  Tweet at us or send us an email. Links to follow along: Wikipedia page Oxbow Dance Language Alementary Low Earth Orbit -R

Continuing in the Northwesterly direction, the guys go to Oregon and spend some time with Wendy & Lucy.  A much smaller and more intimate film than the ones that At the Brewvies has covered before, Wendy & Lucy opens the door to dialogue about the American Dream, poverty, and privilege. It also stars a very good girl named Lucy.  What are your favorite movie dogs?  We want to hear from you!  Tweet at us or send us an email. Links to follow along: Wikipedia page Flying Dog Hidden Pickle Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA

After going to the office in Episode 6, the guys take a trip in a Northwesterly direction.  Try to keep up as At the Brewvies follows Cary Grant on planes, trains, and automobiles across the US in Alfred Hithcock’s classic North by Northwest. This week's beer: Proclamation Ale Mythomania, Dogfish Head Perfect Disguise, Founder’s All Day IPA www.atthebrewvies.com @atthebrewvies

In this special bonus episode, the guys come back to the mics to relate the pandemic-popular show Tiger King to the cast of Glengarry Glen Ross and discuss possible recastings of the ensemble classic.  We also want to hear your ideas for a new Glengarry Glen Ross cast!  Tweet us your ideas (@atthebrewvies) or email them to us (atthebrewvies@gmail.com) by Saturday, April 18, 2020!

At the Brewvies returns!  After many, many months, the guys return and cover the 1992 classic Glengarry Glen Ross.  It only took a pandemic.  While you’re social distancing and working from home, it’s a great time to put in the headphones and pretend you’re back at the office.

On this episode of At the Brewvies, the guys watch the classic documentary American Movie. In the most divisive episode yet, follow along as they discuss the joys and pitfalls of the filmmaking process.

This episode we go back and tackle another classic - Ridley Scott's 1979 space horror Alien.  After a long trek through the sweltering heat of Manhattan, we wound up in Ben's kitchen to record this episode where we were joined briefly by Ben's roommate Purse.  Because we were out of the studio, things might sound a little different. We cooled off, though, with some UFO White Ale.  So find somewhere cool (not the Nostromo!), grab a can (and an eggroll), and enjoy. Trigger warning: In this episode we discuss rape. If that subject makes you uncomfortable, you might want to skip this episode or at least skip that section. We discuss it in the thematics section, which begins around the 01:30 mark.

Having a third episode almost makes this feel like a real podcast. We got to let loose a little bit on this episode because, I mean, come on, it's Space Jam. We may have lost Bowser for a bit, but we had our friend Corey fill in admirably. He also let us record at ESPN Deportes, which added a bit of extra flair. We covered a wide range of topics, from Joe Pytka's glorious hair to John Wayne and Vince Staples. We hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it. This week we drank Zero Gravity Conehead IPA. So grab a (well designed) can and enjoy.

After getting serious with Silence, we decided to lighten it up and do our next episode on one of our favorite movies from 2017: Baby Driver. We had fun talking about the songs, debating whether or not it's a musical, questioning Georgia DOT, and knocking back some Fat Tire. So grab a can (or bottle), sit back, and enjoy.

Welcome to the first episode of At the Brewvies! In this episode, the guys cover the classic "The Silence of the Lambs" while enjoying 21st Amendment's Brew Free or Die Blood Orange IPA.