Episode 70 of the Hey You Guys Podcast is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Marvel's first big budget theatrical release. Spiderman, Captain America, The Hulk? Nah, let's give that Howard the Duck guy a go....oh, and while we're at it, let's put him in a totally inappropriate relationship with a human. What about duck boobs? You mean duck breasts? Nah, these ducks will have nipples. Isn't that going to be a bit, I dunno weird? It sure will be. So yeah, join us for Howard the Duck, a truly ludicrous movie that is surprisingly fun to watch despite the fact that it's objectively quite bad. 

Episode 70 of the Hey You Guys Podcast is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Marvel's first big budget theatrical release.  Spiderman, Captain America, The Hulk? Nah, let's give that Howard the Duck guy a go....oh, and while we're at it, let's put him in a totally inappropriate relationship with a human. What about duck boobs? You mean duck breasts? Nah, these ducks will have nipples. Isn't that going to be a bit, I dunno weird? It sure will be.  So yeah, join us for Howard the Duck, a truly ludicrous movie that is surprisingly fun to watch despite the fact that it's objectively quite bad.

Howard the Duck

Episode 69 is here (LOLZ), and this week, Liam and Rob look back at 1982's, First Blood. Or is that, Rambo: First Blood? Or...Surrounded? Wait, what? Some people know the movie as, 'Surrounded'? Apparently so. Well, whatever you know it as, Sly's first outing as the war machine, John J Rambo is often a million miles away from the 80s super hero he became just two years later. Make no mistake, First Blood might have been released in the 80s, but this movie is a product of 70s cinema and storytelling. 

Episode 69 is here (LOLZ), and this week, Liam and Rob look back at 1982's, First Blood. Or is that, Rambo: First Blood? Or...Surrounded? Wait, what? Some people know the movie as, 'Surrounded'? Apparently so. Well, whatever you know it as, Sly's first outing as the war machine, John J Rambo is often a million miles away from the 80s super hero he became just two years later.  Make no mistake, First Blood might have been released in the 80s, but this movie is a product of 70s cinema and storytelling.

Rambo: First Blood

Episode 68 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at Brad Bird's ode to 50s Sci-Fi Americana, The Iron Giant. A bit of a flop upon its initial release back in 1999, The Iron Giant has since become one of the most beloved and revered animated movies of the past 30 years. 

Episode 68 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at Brad Bird's ode to 50s Sci-Fi Americana, The Iron Giant. A bit of a flop upon its initial release back in 1999, The Iron Giant has since become one of the most beloved and revered animated movies of the past 30 years.

The Iron Giant

Episode 67 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at what is arguably Tom Cruise's most iconic role. We all thought Top Gun had been left back in the 80s, but with its incredibly late to the party sequel hitting big at the box office, it looks like a whole new generation can now fall in love with Maverick.......or not. Is Tom Cruise still a sex symbol, or does he come with too much baggage now? Whatever the case Maverick's look remains as timeless as ever, even if the levels of sweat in this movie now seem a tad mental. 

Episode 67 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at what is arguably Tom Cruise's most iconic role. We all thought Top Gun had been left back in the 80s, but with its incredibly late to the party sequel hitting big at the box office, it looks like a whole new generation can now fall in love with Maverick.......or not. Is Tom Cruise still a sex symbol, or does he come with too much baggage now? Whatever the case Maverick's look remains as timeless as ever, even if the levels of sweat in this movie now seem a tad mental.

Top Gun

Episode 66 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Kevin Smith's 1995 ode to geek culture and commerce, Mallrats. It might have bombed upon release, but it's a movie that has been somewhat reappraised in the years since and has subsequently become something of a cult classic. Arguably released 20 years too early, Mallrats nonetheless serves as a timely reminder that malls weren't always depressing and there was a time in our history when Stan Lee wasn't a  household name. 

Episode 66 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Kevin Smith's 1995 ode to geek culture and commerce, Mallrats. It might have bombed upon release, but it's a movie that has been somewhat reappraised in the years since and has subsequently become something of a cult classic.  Arguably released 20 years too early, Mallrats nonetheless serves as a timely reminder that malls weren't always depressing and there was a time in our history when Stan Lee wasn't a  household name.

Mallrats

Episode  65 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are joined by special guest, Dan Goldsworthy for a long overdue look back at James Cameron's seminal 1984 classic, The Terminator. Is it a sci-fi movie or a classic slasher flick? Are pink lasers mandatory in the future? Was OJ Simpson really up for the role of the titular Terminator? Oh, and is it acceptable to wear headphones around the house? These questions are answered with varying degrees of success on this week's podcast. 

Episode  65 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are joined by special guest, Dan Goldsworthy for a long overdue look back at James Cameron's seminal 1984 classic, The Terminator.  Is it a sci-fi movie or a classic slasher flick? Are pink lasers mandatory in the future? Was OJ Simpson really up for the role of the titular Terminator? Oh, and is it acceptable to wear headphones around the house? These questions are answered with varying degrees of success on this week's podcast.

The Terminator

Episode 64 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are joined by Day Murch, a man who has worked on movies as wide ranging as Time Bandits, Captain America, Fifth Element and Star Wars.For this podcast though, we have decided to put an emphasis on his work on nearly every Batman movie since Tim Burton's '89 classic. Yes, our 'Batsuitwrangler' has kindly taken the time to discuss his work and experience on these movies while we look back at one of the more impactful cinematic evolutions of recent times and the incomparable connection between suit design and the subsequent aesthetic and tone of each Bat-movie. 

Episode 64 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are joined by Day Murch, a man who has worked on movies as wide ranging as Time Bandits, Captain America, Fifth Element and Star Wars. For this podcast though, we have decided to put an emphasis on his work on nearly every Batman movie since Tim Burton's '89 classic. Yes, our 'Batsuitwrangler' has kindly taken the time to discuss his work and experience on these movies while we look back at one of the more impactful cinematic evolutions of recent times and the incomparable connection between suit design and the subsequent aesthetic and tone of each Bat-movie.

Batman Special with Day Murch

Episode 63 is here, and yeah, we really should have waited for episode (Order) 66, but with the new Obi-Wan show on the way soon, it seemed like the perfect time to revisit the finest movie of the prequel trilogy and arguably the darkest entry in the entire series. Rob hates it for its plodding plot and terrible dialogue, but Liam loves it for its ambition, narrative structure and exemplary visual design. Needless to say, Revenge of the Sith left us with plenty to discuss...and even more to disagree on. 

Episode 63 is here, and yeah, we really should have waited for episode (Order) 66, but with the new Obi-Wan show on the way soon, it seemed like the perfect time to revisit the finest movie of the prequel trilogy and arguably the darkest entry in the entire series.  Rob hates it for its plodding plot and terrible dialogue, but Liam loves it for its ambition, narrative structure and exemplary visual design. Needless to say, Revenge of the Sith left us with plenty to discuss...and even more to disagree on.

Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith

Episode 62 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at one of the strangest movies of the 80s. Sleazy, spiritual, romantic, good looking; I mean, I could be talking about Road House or Patrick Swayze,  couldn't I?1989's, Road House is a movie that perfectly encapsulates Swayze's utterly unique place amongst the 'action heroes' of the late 80s and early 90s. The toughest romantic lead or the the most romantic tough guy? Swayze was a bit of everything, and here he demonstrates why a generation of movie goers fell in love with his distinctive charm, fantastic voice and magnificent hair.....oh, and yes, it probably helped that he looked rather good topless too. 

Episode 62 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at one of the strangest movies of the 80s. Sleazy, spiritual, romantic, good looking; I mean, I could be talking about Road House or Patrick Swayze,  couldn't I? 1989's, Road House is a movie that perfectly encapsulates Swayze's utterly unique place amongst the 'action heroes' of the late 80s and early 90s. The toughest romantic lead or the the most romantic tough guy? Swayze was a bit of everything, and here he demonstrates why a generation of movie goers fell in love with his distinctive charm, fantastic voice and magnificent hair.....oh, and yes, it probably helped that he looked rather good topless too.

Road House

Episode 61 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Paul Verhoeven's 1997 satirical sci-fi masterpiece, Starship Troopers. Largely misunderstood upon  its original release, Starship Troopers has been rightly reappraised in recent years and celebrated for its potent and unique mix of traditional action movie tropes and cutting satire. It was brilliant when I saw it in the cinema back in 1997, but its' even better and, rather depressingly, much more relevant in 2022. 

Episode 61 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Paul Verhoeven's 1997 satirical sci-fi masterpiece, Starship Troopers.  Largely misunderstood upon  its original release, Starship Troopers has been rightly reappraised in recent years and celebrated for its potent and unique mix of traditional action movie tropes and cutting satire.  It was brilliant when I saw it in the cinema back in 1997, but its' even better and, rather depressingly, much more relevant in 2022.

Starship Troopers

A look back at the movies from our youth. The movies from the 80s and early 90s that defined a generation. Are they still awesome? Do they hold up for modern audiences? Was there a video game? Does the movies' legacy live on? All these questions will be answered and much more.

Episode 60 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's, 1996 genre hybrid, From Dusk Till Dawn. With one of the 90's greatest star turns, cinema's sexiest dance (of all time?) and, uhhhh, Quentin Tarantino being a sex offender, this iconic 90s classic certainly has a bit of everything. 

Episode 60 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's, 1996 genre hybrid, From Dusk Till Dawn.  With one of the 90's greatest star turns, cinema's sexiest dance (of all time?) and, uhhhh, Quentin Tarantino being a sex offender, this iconic 90s classic certainly has a bit of everything.

From Dusk Till Dawn

Episode 59 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Penny Marshall's 1992 sporting classic, A League of Their Own. A movie with so many great performances, it's hard to know where to start, but despite being 30 years old (yikes!), one that really hasn't aged a single day and still stands as one of the finest, and undoubtedly, most likeable sporting movies of all time. 

Episode 59 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Penny Marshall's 1992 sporting classic, A League of Their Own. A movie with so many great performances, it's hard to know where to start, but despite being 30 years old (yikes!), one that really hasn't aged a single day and still stands as one of the finest, and undoubtedly, most likeable sporting movies of all time.

A League of Their Own

Episode 58 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at 1993's, Super Mario Bros, a movie that is ugly on an almost avant-garde level. In a sea of terrible video game adaptations, Super Mario Bros arguably stands out as, if not the outright worst, undoubtedly the most disappointing. Wit plenty of talent involved, a huge budget and a perfectly cast Bob Hoskins in the lead role, its' hard to understand how things could have gone so wrong.....but they did. Very wrong indeed. Listen in as Liam and Rob dissect one of the biggest cinematic disasters of modern times. Well, modern(ish) times.

Episode 58 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at 1993's, Super Mario Bros, a movie that is ugly on an almost avant-garde level. In a sea of terrible video game adaptations, Super Mario Bros arguably stands out as, if not the outright worst, undoubtedly the most disappointing. Wit plenty of talent involved, a huge budget and a perfectly cast Bob Hoskins in the lead role, its' hard to understand how things could have gone so wrong.....but they did. Very wrong indeed.  Listen in as Liam and Rob dissect one of the biggest cinematic disasters of modern times. Well, modern(ish) times.

Super Mario Bros.

Episode 57 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at John Carpenter's 1988 attack on 'modern day' consumerism. They Live truly has everything you could want in a movie; Roddy Piper, aliens, great visuals.....oh, except for bubblegum. It's all out of bubblegum. 

Episode 57 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at John Carpenter's 1988 attack on 'modern day' consumerism.  They Live truly has everything you could want in a movie; Roddy Piper, aliens, great visuals.....oh, except for bubblegum. It's all out of bubblegum.

They Live

Episode 56 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at what was, at the time at least, the biggest independent movie ever made. From the director of Mike Bassett: England Manager (no, really, it's from the same guy), comes the definitive live action interpretation of one of the biggest IPs of the last 35 years. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a much better movie than you probably remember. Based on the original comics by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird rather than the hugely popular cartoon that followed, this is ultimately a much darker and far more grounded take on the characters than we are now used to - the Batman Begins of Turtle movies if you will. 

Episode 56 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at what was, at the time at least, the biggest independent movie ever made. From the director of Mike Bassett: England Manager (no, really, it's from the same guy), comes the definitive live action interpretation of one of the biggest IPs of the last 35 years. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a much better movie than you probably remember. Based on the original comics by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird rather than the hugely popular cartoon that followed, this is ultimately a much darker and far more grounded take on the characters than we are now used to - the Batman Begins of Turtle movies if you will.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)

Episode 55 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Roland Emmerich's, 1996 sci-fi disaster spectacular, Independence day. One of the biggest movies of all time with a bigger ensemble cast than you remember. It made Will Smith a household name and arguably delivered the most convincing destruction of the United States ever committed to the screen. It also has Randy Quaid in it. 

Episode 55 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Roland Emmerich's, 1996 sci-fi disaster spectacular, Independence day.  One of the biggest movies of all time with a bigger ensemble cast than you remember. It made Will Smith a household name and arguably delivered the most convincing destruction of the United States ever committed to the screen.  It also has Randy Quaid in it.

Independence Day

Episode 54 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at that 1987 vampire movie that isn't Lost Boys. Kathryn Bigelow's Neo-Western take on the vampire mythology might not have garnered the attention (or box office) of Joel Schumacher's all singing, all dancing 80s extravaganza, but make no mistake, Near Dark is one of the finest vampire movies ever made with one of the most memorable supporting roles by one of the industry's greatest ever supporting actors, the late, great Bill Paxton. 

Episode 54 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at that 1987 vampire movie that isn't Lost Boys.  Kathryn Bigelow's Neo-Western take on the vampire mythology might not have garnered the attention (or box office) of Joel Schumacher's all singing, all dancing 80s extravaganza, but make no mistake, Near Dark is one of the finest vampire movies ever made with one of the most memorable supporting roles by one of the industry's greatest ever supporting actors, the late, great Bill Paxton.

Near Dark

Episode 53 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at 1999's, Star Was: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. It was arguably the most anticipated movie of all time with expectations at an all time high after the release of one of the finest trailers in cinematic history. What was to come was, well, to say it was divisive would be an understatement. Jar Jar, Jake Lloyd, the taxation of trade routes. The movie was a bit of a mess, but then, it also had the pod race, Darth Maul and the finest lightsaber battle in the entire saga. With Liam and Rob disagreeing on, well, nearly everything here, this is arguably one of our more interesting revisits. Spoiler alert though - Jar Jar is still the worst. 

Episode 53 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob are looking back at 1999's, Star Was: Episode I - The Phantom Menace.  It was arguably the most anticipated movie of all time with expectations at an all time high after the release of one of the finest trailers in cinematic history. What was to come was, well, to say it was divisive would be an understatement. Jar Jar, Jake Lloyd, the taxation of trade routes. The movie was a bit of a mess, but then, it also had the pod race, Darth Maul and the finest lightsaber battle in the entire saga.  With Liam and Rob disagreeing on, well, nearly everything here, this is arguably one of our more interesting revisits.  Spoiler alert though - Jar Jar is still the worst.

Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace

Episode 52 is here, and to celebrate a year of podcasting (and Rob's birthday), we have gone for a more contemporary movie this week in the form of 2005's sci-fi masterpiece, Serenity. For a movie that needs to work as both a sequel to a short-lived but much loved TV show and a motion picture in its own right, it truly is amazing what Joss Whedon managed to achieve here. Sure, word has it that Mr Whedon is actually something of a tool, but I implore you to separate the man from the art as Serenity really is one of the finest sci-fi movies of the last 20 years and proof that a great script and fantastic cast are much more important than a big budget. 

Episode 52 is here, and to celebrate a year of podcasting (and Rob's birthday), we have gone for a more contemporary movie this week in the form of 2005's sci-fi masterpiece, Serenity.  For a movie that needs to work as both a sequel to a short-lived but much loved TV show and a motion picture in its own right, it truly is amazing what Joss Whedon managed to achieve here.  Sure, word has it that Mr Whedon is actually something of a tool, but I implore you to separate the man from the art as Serenity really is one of the finest sci-fi movies of the last 20 years and proof that a great script and fantastic cast are much more important than a big budget.

Serenity

Episode 51 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Eddie Murphy's, The Golden Child, a movie that wishes that it was Big Trouble in Little China but still made loads more at the box office. Does this movie holdup 36 years since its original release (36!?), or is it better left in the past? Oh, and then there is Eddie's hat....yeah, we discuss that too. 

Episode 51 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Eddie Murphy's, The Golden Child, a movie that wishes that it was Big Trouble in Little China but still made loads more at the box office.  Does this movie holdup 36 years since its original release (36!?), or is it better left in the past? Oh, and then there is Eddie's hat....yeah, we discuss that too.

The Golden Child

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