The Film Bros

Bros! We're back with one more episode co-guest-hosted by BF of the P, Paul! Steph will be back on Thursday with some great stories to tell, but for today, Alex and Paul discuss their favorite movies to watch on days when they're feeling under the weather. What are YOUR favorite Sick Day movies?

It's America's 250th birthday and man... it's sure doin' great, huh guys? 😅 Not a cl*sterf*ck at ALL, right guys?? 😅🤪 

Anyway, to cope -- I mean COMMEMORATE -- we're rereleasing our NATIONAL TREASURE episode and celebrating what our country is really about: lemon juice, Urban Outfitters, and Riley's cutie-pie lil glasses. Enjoy!

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GET OFF MY PLANE! ... And get ONTO our podcast, because we're celebrating America's absolute clusterf*ck of a 250th birthday with a special episode all about our favorite cinematic American leaders. From alien invasions to romantic switcheroos to ✨ just kinda living for the drama ✨, there are many to choose from! What's YOUR favorite movie president?

Grab your homemade soap, your favorite support group, and your crippling sense of Gen-X ennui, because we're breaking rules one AND two today and covering David Fincher's cult classic, Fight Club!

Along the way, we discuss the present-day manosphere, the uniquely 1999 tone, and just how this divisive box-office question mark became an iconic, generation-defining flick for the ages!

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Ever wonder what it's like to work with Steven Spielberg? Well, we know exactly who to ask!

On today's bonus episode, we're joined by the wonderful, accomplished, Tony nominated actor Jeremy Shamos! You've just seen him in Spielberg's Disclosure Day, but you'll also remember him from films like Birdman, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, The Big Sick, and television shows such as Only Murders in the Building, The Gilded Age, Better Call Saul, and many more!

As well as the process of making Disclosure Day, we also talk aliens, cult documentaries, the acting process, and whether or not Steven Spielberg lives up to the hype. (Hint: He does!)

You can catch Jeremy this fall on Broadway in a new production of Clifford Odets' Awake and Sing!, as well as at MCC in the new Ann Washburn play, Anon.