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Movie Husbands is a movie review series where husbands Geoff & Matt break down the latest films and some classics too!
Trap - Movie Review
Trap - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband Geoff #trapmovie #trap #mnightshyamalan
Time Stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - M. Night Shyamalan
1:23 - Initial Thoughts
5:53 - Plot convienences
7:24 - The Acting
9:47 - Spoilers
10:55 - Grades & Final Thoughts
"Trap is a 2024 American psychological thriller film written, directed, and produced by M. Night Shyamalan and starring Josh Hartnett, Ariel Donoghue, Saleka Shyamalan, Hayley Mills, and Alison Pill. The plot follows a serial killer evading a police blockade while attending a concert with his daughter." - Wikipedia
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Time Stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - M. Night Shyamalan
1:23 - Initial Thoughts
5:53 - Plot convienences
7:24 - The Acting
9:47 - Spoilers
10:55 - Grades & Final Thoughts
"Trap is a 2024 American psychological thriller film written, directed, and produced by M. Night Shyamalan and starring Josh Hartnett, Ariel Donoghue, Saleka Shyamalan, Hayley Mills, and Alison Pill. The plot follows a serial killer evading a police blockade while attending a concert with his daughter." - Wikipedia
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Matt's Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/moviehusbandmat/
#moviehusbands #moviereview #trapreview
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Deadpool & Wolverine - Movie Review
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Deadpool & Wolverine - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt. #deadpool #wolverine #marvel Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:24 - Marvel & Sean Levy 2:00 - Initial Thoughts 5:19 - Deeper Analysis 8:21 - The Acting 9:28 - Spoiler Talk 12:07 - Dogpool & Soundtrack 12:53 - Final Thoughts & Grade "Deadpool & Wolverine is a 2024 American superhero film based on Marvel Comics featuring ...
Best Movies of 2024 ... so far
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Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt discuss some of their favorite movies of 2024 ... so far. #bestmovies #bestmovies2024 #topmovies2024 Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro & Overview 0:38 - Geoff 1 3:29 - Matt 1 4:42 - Geoff 2 6:21 - Matt 2 9:54 - Geoff 3 11:46 - Matt 3 Instagram: @moviehusbands TikTok: @moviehusbands Geoff's Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/chasingdogma54/ #moviehusbands #bestfilms #moviereview
Longlegs - Movie Review
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Longlegs - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband Geoff #longlegs #longlegsreview #osgoodperkins Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:35 - Review 3:30 - Final Thoughts & Grade "Longlegs is a 2024 American horror thriller film written and directed by Osgood Perkins. It stars Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage. The cast also features Blair Underwood, Alicia Witt, Michelle Choi-Lee, Dakota Daulby, and Kiern...
Kinds of Kindness - Movie Review
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Kinds of Kindness - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt #kindsofkindness #yorgoslanthimos #emmastone Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:20 - Talking Yorgos 1:26 - Initial Thoughts 5:58 - Spoiler Talk 7:00 - Thematic Criticism 8:11 - Film's Humor 9:45 - Character Development & Fables 13:12 - How Plemons & Stones character arcs intertwine 14:46 - Cinematography & Acting 15:58 - Gra...
Inside Out 2 - Movie Review
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Inside Out 2 - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt #pixar #insideout #insideout2 Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:24 - Talking Pixar 1:49 - Initial Thoughts 3:38 - Sequel-itis? & Films Purpose 10:41 - Comedic Elements of the Film 12:57 - Matt's Main Takeaway 13:44 - Grades & Final Thoughts "Inside Out 2 is a 2024 American animated coming-of-age film produced by Pixar Animation ...
Hit Man - Movie Review
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Hit Man - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt #richardlinklater #hitman #hitmanreview Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:34 - Richard Linklater 1:17 - Initial Thoughts 5:52 - The writing, comedy & acting 7:53 - Grades & Final Thoughts "Hit Man is a 2023 American romantic action comedy film produced and directed by Richard Linklater, who co-wrote the screenplay with Glen Powell, b...
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - Movie Review
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt #furiosa #furiosaamadmaxsaga #georgemiller Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:26 - Mad Max Films 1:55 - Initial Thoughts 4:12 - The Acting 7:10 - The Worldbuilding 9:16 - Spoiler Analysis 12:16 - Grades & Final Thoughts "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is a 2024 Australian post-apocalyptic action adventure film directed, co-wr...
I Saw The TV Glow - Movie Review
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I Saw The TV Glow - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt #isawthetvglow #janeschoenbrun #isawthetvglowreview Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:25 - Initial Thoughts 4:20 - Films Influences & Aesthetics 7:55 - Spoiler Analysis 18:29 - Grades & Final Thoughts "I Saw the TV Glow is a 2024 American psychological horror-drama film written and directed by Jane Schoenbrun. It stars Just...
2,000 Subscriber Q&A
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Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt answer your questions in their first Q&A to celebrate 2,000 subs! #qanda #askmequestions #subscribermilestone Time Stamps: Coming Soon Instagram: @moviehusbands TikTok: @moviehusbands Geoff's Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/chasingdogma54/ Matt's Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/moviehusbandmat/ #moviehusbands #moviereview #moviecritics
The Fall Guy - Movie Review
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The Fall Guy - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt #thefallguy #thefallguymovie #ryangosling Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:28 - Initial Thoughts 4:09 - More Analysis 8:10 - Grades & Final Thoughts "The Fall Guy is a 2024 American action comedy film directed by David Leitch and written by Drew Pearce, loosely based on the 1980s TV series about stunt performers. It follows a s...
Challengers - Movie Review
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Challengers - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt #challengersmovie #zendaya #lucaguadagnino Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:24 - Initial Thoughts 6:46 - Deeper Analysis (Mild Spoilers) 7:18 - Acting & Character Discussion 10:39 - The Score 11:50 - Discussing the end (Spoilers) 14:03 - The Camerawork 15:45 - Directing 17:36 - Grades & Final Thoughts "Challengers is a 2024 Amer...
2000 Subscriber Thank You! - Q&A Announcement
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Just a quick thank you for tuning in! More on the way... #thanksforwatching #thankyou #qanda Time Stamps: 0:00 - Thank You 0:33 - Q&A Announcement Follow us on Instagram: moviehusbands TikTok: @moviehusbands #moviecritic #film #movies
Civil War - Movie Review
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Civil War- A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt #civilwar #civilwarreview #kirstendunst Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:27 - Initial Thoughts 6:27 - Deeper Analysis (Spoilers) 16:12 - Photojournalism in the film 17:22 - Can anyone use the film to validate themselves? 18:54 - Sound, Editing & Cinematography 22:14 - Discussing the end of the film 25:42 - Final Thoughts & Grades "...
Monkey Man - Movie Review
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Monkey Man - A movie review & reaction by Movie Husband's Geoff & Matt #monkeyman #monkeymanmovie #devpatel Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:27 - Initial Thoughts 3:46 - Patel's Directing & Cinematography 5:20 - Thematics & Further Analysis 7:52 - Grades & Final Thoughts "Monkey Man is directed by Dev Patel, who co-wrote the screenplay with Paul Angunawela and John Collee, and also stars in the film...
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Movie Review
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Movie Review
Best part of this movie was watching it with my brother who works at an arena and was writhing at every failure of the police and employees at the venue
Honestly, regardless of how beautiful the movie is, in terms of the cinematography, music, acting, and whatnot, i'm still struggling with finding the meaning of this movie. Is Hirayama really happy and content with his life? we see him smiling a lot, but he was also crying and pensive (in a sad way) in some moments... his life can easily be interpreted as calm and peaceful as easily as sad and depressing... especially in the end, why is he crying??? edit : after some thoughts, i come to conclusion that hirayama is not happy.. obviously there's something in his past that's not shown... he's accepting the present and just trying to find joy in every little thing he can... in some ways i feel like he's lying to himself... hiding from his feeling... i feel sad for him...
Agreed with Geoff. Had some fun and laughs with it, especially at the beginning, but I almost completely had forgotten that I’d seen it by the next day.
I enjoyed it. Movie was a bit silly but was a fun ride regardless. Hartnett really sold it. His balance between awkward dad and serial killer worked well.
Great film. Wim Wenders isn’t my favourite director but Koji Yakusho is one of my favourite actors. I could watch him in anything
I liked your Review, I would just like to note that I'm probably the only one who really loved seeing Elektra, I was very young when I saw DareDevil and Elektra, and with Evanescence music, God! it was incredible. Also, I laughed too much at the divorce joke. Success with your channel! <3
I can’t wait to watch some of these! Thanks for the great reviews, guys!
a bit of feedback: isn't a good listen experience when you start talking over each other increasing the volume of your voices. sorry. hope can help in some way.
Thanks for the feedback. It’s funny you mentioned because I did notice while editing that we did that more in this particular review but I decided against cutting those parts out completely as it would have affected other aspects of the review. It’s something we are certainly mindful of so thanks again!
It was very obvious to me that Sandra killed him, and likely killed her son in the post credits.
I went in to Dune 2 with high hopes (too high, as it turns out), and when it was over all I could feel for a very long time was sadness. I understand that stuff from the book had to be left out of the movie and why, but the movie lacked depth to such a degree that, impressed as I was with other aspects of the movie, I just kinda wanted to cry.
Hey do you guys have a Discord or reddit or somewhere we the fans can discuss the channel?
@@ChrisGraceComedy we do not yet. I think if we continue to grow we’ll definitely look into it 👍
@@moviehusbands would also love a studio tour or gear breakdown. the video image is really sharp and pleasing
We will definitely be doing this soon!
I was so moved by Problemista, and I'm glad you mentioned it in your video!
Wow, you both came prepared ❤enjoyed this very much, thank you
Interesting choices. My favourite films of 2024 so far are "Kinds of Kindness" and "Monkey Man".
@@CRM-114 I was much kinder to kinda of kindness than Matthew. Good pick with monkey man
Good picks here! Ps, I Will be waiting for the extra wine credit on each of your videos now 😂
@@alexfouquetfr this video was Alsace Pinot Blanc 👍👍
@@moviehusbandsdélicieux
Art becomes so renowned, it judges you not you judge the art. Wenders - deep hidden emotion reveals in climax Film focussed on marinating his perspective, less about plot development. In fact the environment changes more than him Oh he could be crying at the end following conversation with guy. Laughing at life but also sad. Sequential
Thanks for sharing! So many complex emotions running through that ending. As if I didn’t love the film enough already it keeps growing on me with time.
Completely incorrect assessment. It's a show about the trans experience and a cautionary tale about identity suppression. Not about media escapism or nostalgia.
The rigid dogma of interpreting queer cinema is infuriating. Like, if you are not echoing the exact prescribed platitude you are supposedly "incorrect." Imagine this: a piece of art so unique that different people come away from it feeling different things, and the work is big enough to contain more than one possible interpretation.
It’s because that’s what most people are doing they’re ignoring Owen’s suffocating character. HES DYING and everyone keeps wanting to ignore him and talk about tv shows and how being connected to tv shows is unhealthy when the whole point of the movie is that the REASON people get obsessed with tv shows is sometimes because they need to disassociate from a reality where they’re miserably suppressing who they are. It’s the realistic irony of it all.
I do want to rewatch Longlegs even though I know my rating will lower. I can’t help but think of Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Cure and how much better execution that film has on a fairly similar premise
@@kamccomb16 agreed. Cure is a masterpiece
Just saw it and thought it was really good. Definitely a thriller and not a horror movie though. Not quite at the level of Silence of the Lambs, Zodiac, or Se7en, but the comparisons are appropriate. I thought Maika Monroe’s acting was quite effective. Through her performance, you can tell that something is a bit off with her character, even though you can’t quite put your finger on it. Is it past trauma, some kind of clairvoyance, a conscious connection to the killer? The movie refuses to spell out exactly what she’s thinking or why she’s acting so strangely, and it really adds to the eeriness of it all.
Just returned from a (packed) viewing and I agree; there are moments of greatness and overall tenseness but it's certainly not super scary, and Nic hammed it up a bit too much. But enjoyable nonetheless
@@hannahmadden1862 if anything, I’m happy it’s doing well. Perkins is worthy of the blank check any ideas are good treatment that people like Peele get
Thank you for reviewing this movie in the way you did! As a thriller-lover yet horror-hater, I have been trying to decipher whether this movie will scratch my Seven/Silence of the Lambs itch without venturing too far into the horror stuff I dislike. Thanks to your review, I am going to try and brave it!
I recently came upon this masterpiece by accident. Such a beautiful and inspiring film that brings me to tears just thinking about it. I would have liked to hear more about the dream sequences and your interpretation of them. Incidentally, the Shinto religion - the nature religion - has a significant tradition of cleanliness. There was a lot of washing in this film. Every toiled he cleaned was a religious act. He was very conscientious with his little mirror. When he took that plant at the temple and the monk gave him a nod, it seemed to intentional to not be a clue to his background. Some great insights in your review. Thanks guys!
Is movie style over substance ? Yes but as jay bauman said “idk I just call that…. Filmmaking?!?” In an era where people leave horror films going “that was stupid” or “that was so funny how not scary that was.” I left longlegs tonight with people going “ehhhh that movie was ehhhhh what the hell was that?” And that to me, says it did its job
Very true - I don’t think it’s the easiest film to classify and yet it’s resonating.
aside from JW being named in the film, it's also produced by Basil Iwanyk & Erica Lee, who are the main producers of the JW-franchise
thoroughly enjoyed listening to this
You guys do such nice reviews 👏👏
Thank you very much 😊
finally some good analysis for this film, genuinely nothing comparable out there on youtube at the moment, enjoy my subscription ya'll have earned it heavy.
It was for me lanthimos version of “French dispatch”. Where it’s lanthimos world and we’re all living in it. It’s so great to see a director who’s gone a “little mainstream” and all of us a little worried he was gonna go more mainstream but NOOOO kinds of kindness just takes that and ruins it in best of ways. Now even tho I love poor things…. The story is pretty straight forward (coming of age/ Frankenstein). But kinds of kindness …. OH MY GOD I LOVED THIS SO MUCH MORE. It’s a lanthimos cornucopia of his themes of control like in dogtooth, sex and love like in lobster and poor things, themes of supernatural (sacred deer). Every time he makes a film I feel like I’m watching human beings as zoo animals, he can make simply someone eating breakfast look disturbing and wierd lol
Kiki's Delivery Service, YES! Miyazaki's masterpiece.
The movie does touch on who the Hösses were as far as coming from a background of struggling financially prior to the war. Whereas that house was once owned/occupied by a Jewish family. Mrs. Höss talks about it with her mother about the house and its back story. As well as Mrs. Höss is the one who provides details of their lives prior to their current lives (i.e. the “agreement” of her tending to the children while he strived in his career). It’s very clear that they believed they struggled financially due to the Jews (propaganda), so they weren’t merciful of their actions because they felt they deserved the life they were living.
as a huge pixar and animation fan and a fan of the og inside out this movie wwas amazing
I don’t care about, and will never see this movie, or it’s predecessor. Still, always enjoy your analysis. Other critics I follow are hammering this. I’m glad you both found things you liked.
The banality of evil.
At one point in the review the question arises ‘what leads up to something like this happening?’ Question answered would be to watch the brilliant, “Cabaret” I would watch as a companion piece before “Zone of Interest” Everyone in Germany thought they were safe as long as they were not Jewish. Wrong.
Awesome review guys
like another commenter mentioned. the entire movie is pretty much about the trans experience. from Isabel's (owen) angle, its particularly about a common experience ( I went through it, but luckily stopped) of a trans girl who lives in fear. being so afraid even when not as aware, like not wanting to upset family & such, & just not standing up for oneself; like not going to see the show with tara afterwards (out of fear), being sad but quiet when the dad says "isnt that a girls show", being timid & non-confrontational, etc. but then even when she was a lot more aware, she was still afraid (like running away from tara on the field), either not wanting to accept it or just fear of what may come. this is a sadly common, but not often covered experience of some trans people, where they knowingly suppress their feelings & try to push through acting like they arent who they are. like Isabel, she went as far as having a family (sadly this happens too, usually as a means of suppression (it happens irl, personally i think its immoral, but thats a different discussion)), but if you noticed after saying she loves them, she looked kinda sad, like there's something still not right, or that she's putting on an act to seem alright. and then only after realizing that she really is dying, and wasted so many years of her life, did she break & realize how she's been living this fake "dream" life i actually did try to suppress my feelings for ~4yrs before i realized that "i was dying" and had to make a change also, the monotonous life where she worked at the movie theater & then at the arcade, not really living, just being a husk, is a very real experience. like since i was young (before i knew trans people existed, but had these feelings), i would think to myself things literally like "hopefully some day my life can actually start". as if i was in some sort of dream world or something that couldnt have counted because it was so horrid for me. essentially, i think this story particularly connects with trans people. like i know others who've had intense experiences during it, & I kinda ugly cried during it, the story felt so close to my experience that it struck certain particular experiences & feelings i've had
Really odd cgi/greenscreen
Yeah - it wasn't as constant as the trailer made it seem but it did take me out of the film a time or two. Especially that image with the bullets falling over hemsworth.
excellent film, probably won't get another as George Miller is getting bloody old. 😪
Did you guys see this on IMAX?
No the timing didn’t work out unfortunately
The same grades as Dune: Part two for both of you. Somehow this doesn't seem right.
Geoff here. I think if I could go back I’d give Dune Part 2 a B-. People were pissed I gave it a B so I’m kind of glad I didn’t. Anyhow, I try to meld my grade with an objective opinion (if that’s even possible) with how much I personally enjoyed it. Dune 2 had a lot of aspects to appreciate but I felt so disassociated from the experience. Furiosa I felt very involved and enjoyed more but it wasn’t as tight tonally or structurally as it could have been. Picking the right rating is definitely one of the trickier parts of the gig. At some point, Matt and I are planning a “movies we got wrong” episode where we talk about films we’ve reviewed that we’ve changed our opinion on.
@@moviehusbands Thank you very much for this reply which is much more thoughtful than my quick remark. The new Dune movies seem right now like they will become a permanent cultural landmark, whereas this Mad Max movie less so. That was my thought. Thank you both for sharing here your love of movies!
@@moviehusbandsHave you guys ever thought about dropping your current grading system and going to binary grading instead?
How can a personal opinion "not seem right"? lol
We've discussed it. Let's say it's a point of contention LOL. We were thinking of doing a poll to vote on keeping grades, changing to 0.0-10.0, changing to letterboxd star system, changing to binary, or abolishing it altogether.
I think the worldbuilding was partly inspired by the 2015 video game even though George Miller was critical of the final product.
Exceptional as always!
4:23 I literally couldn't disagree more 😅
Nonsense
"One grade below "Challengers" is... how good... you think this movie is?" LOL!
I liked Geoff's misinterpretaion on the angle of Matt's thumb protractor grading scale.
This was very much like Hudson Hawk mixed with the Stephen Chow sensibilities
I ended up appreciating this more than I enjoyed it. Has lots of Cronenberg body horror vibes and Lynchian metaphors about duality, nightmares, etc., both of whom’s work I adore. The first half just really dragged for me. Even though I grew up in the 90s and had some similar experiences to these characters of feeling misunderstood by the world, I was just counting down the minutes waiting for the surreal aspects of the film. Maybe on a second watch I’ll pick up more from the first half now that I know where the story is going.
Pretty sure the entire movie was a metaphor for the trans experience. The "it's never too late" is a common saying about transition. Also I felt like a lot of the dialog, the way it's spoken, and especially the way characters frequently don't look at each other in the eyes or into the camera as reflective of growing up on the autism spectrum.
The movie makes complete sense when viewed from the trans perspective. Pretty much everything that he takes issue with in the movie are things that speak heavily to the trans perspective and experience that cis people have a hard time understanding. As an example, he speaks of how we don't get much about their true selves (Tara and Isabel) but this is purposeful, I feel, because as a trans person you know that true self exists, but you recognize that who they are is likely going to be very different from who you are before transitioning and you don't ultimately know who you are going to be after you accept your true self and transition.
I literally can’t understand how you would see it without the trans allegory. It’s not hollow it’s focused on a specific set of emotions and vibes that I think every trans person will lock onto
@@badenviouscoder9155I'm shocked by how blind people are
Very thoughtful review!