It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Superman’s crash out cousin, Supergirl! Talitha and A.Ron discuss DC’s latest installment in the Gunn Era. Milly Alcock shines as the titular Supergirl as she smashes, charms, and vomits her way through bad guys. Catch up on the epic adventure in this podcast on Bald Move.
CHAMPION. CHARISMA. CHARACTER. These are the qualities that make a badass.
Before Thomas Jane. Before Ray Stevenson. Before Jon Bernthal, there was Dolph Lundgren. Jim and A.Ron revisit The Punisher (1989), breaking down the badassery of the Swede’s version of Frank Castle and paying tribute to a score we’re pretty sure was actually written by Bozo the Clown.
CHAMPION. CHARISMA. CHARACTER. These are the qualities that make a badass. The mystique of one of the longest living and working men in Hollywood is captivating Jim and A.Ron. Join them as they discuss Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry (1971) and the way it has established the badass leading man of Hollywood.
Let’s get depressed, but in a fun way! From director Adam McKay comes the story of the 2008 crash. If you lived through it, this movie is sure to make you grind your teeth. Join Jim and A.Ron as they discuss the crash, the fallout, and where we are at today.
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Get your nostalgia hit on the 35th anniversary of City Slickers! Do Jim and A.Ron relate to this film that is more or less about their dads? City Slickers is full of fantastic performances, has relevant social commentary, and hilarious lines. Join in on this episode of Bald Move Prestige.
Being a JW doesn’t stop the power of Eddie Murphy making you laugh. Jim and A.Ron revisit the 80s laugh-riot: Coming to America! There is a lot in this film that still resonates today. If you haven’t seen it yet, now is the time.
This podcast is written, directed, produced, edited, narrated, thought of, smelled by Jim and A.Ron. The two descend into a Neil Breen masterpiece “Fateful Findings” where laptops, magic, giant books, and confusion coincide. These show notes will not offer any clarity.
Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are back to encounter the undead legends of ancient Egypt. Stephen Sommers delivers a movie that doesn’t quite match up to its predecessor…but this one has The Rock! Whether you find this movie bad, hilarious, or hilariously bad, Jim and A.Ron are here to experience it with you.
Jim and A.Ron are taking a trip back to the mid 80s where PG-13 means you can’t swear, but violent crime is fine. The cast of Cat’s Eye makes you say, “I’ve seen this actor somewhere…” This horror anthology will shock and surprise in a way only media from the 80s can. Tune in for a purr-ectly good time. Thank you to Kaitlin for commissioning this episode! And Happy Birthday Paul!