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Hey there, Dads! Are you ready for another thrilling ride? This week on Bad Dads Film Review, we're diving headfirst into a suspenseful little number that will have you questioning everything you thought you knew about your neighbors.

Enter "10 x 10". A seemingly simple title for a movie that's anything but. Picture this: Luke Evans, playing the intense yet mysterious Lewis, kidnaps Cathy, played by the ever-talented Kelly Reilly, and confines her in a soundproofed 10 x 10 cell. But here's the kicker: it's not about money, it's not random, and as the layers peel back, we realize there's a twisted web of vengeance at play here.

The confines of the cell become a battleground, a place where secrets are revealed, and every suppressed emotion comes pouring out. The question we're left grappling with: Who's truly the victim here? The film does a stellar job of building tension, with a narrative that keeps zigging when you expect it to zag. And just when you think you've got it all figured out – bam! – another twist.

Now, while the movie serves up some white-knuckle moments, we Dads here at Bad Dads Film Review like to keep things balanced. So stick around post-discussion, where we'll lighten the mood with some classic dad banter, and maybe even try to solve the age-old mystery of why the remote control always goes missing right when you need it.

So, Dads, put the kids to bed, grab your favorite snack, and get comfy. It's time to unlock the secrets of "10 x 10" and delve into another episode of Bad Dads Film Review. We promise not to lock you in... or do we? 🚪🔑📽️🍿

We love to hear from our listeners! By which I mean we tolerate it. If it hasn't been completely destroyed yet you can usually find us on twitter @dads_film, on Facebook Bad Dads Film Review, on email at baddadsjsy@gmail.com or on our website baddadsfilm.com.

Until next time, we remain...

Bad Dads

Jordan and Brooke are rejoined by entertainment critic Rachel LaBonte (ScreenRant) to discuss Angela Robinson's criminally underseen film. They discuss canonically queer origins of Wonder Woman, how bad on-screen depictions of BDSM culture usually are, the film's hot polyamarous throuple, and, somehow, the Muppets.

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We're getting three Pinocchio movies this year for some reason, so this week on the show we're talking about the one from Robert Zemeckis. Now streaming on Disney+, Pinocchio is a live-action remake of the 1940 classic that gave the mouse house its theme song. But can we see the corporate strings on this, ahem, wooden straight-to-streaming rehash starring Tom Hanks, Cynthia Erivo, and Luke Evans, featuring the voice talents of Benjamin Evan Ainsworth, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Keegan-Michael Key? Anyway, #JusticeforFigaro.

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Chris and Taylor review the new Disney live-action remake film "Pinocchio" written by Robert Zemeckis and Chris Weitz.  A wooden puppet is brought to life by a fairy and is tasked to lead a virtuous life to become a real boy.  The film stars Benjamin Evan Ainsworth, Tom Hanks, Cynthia Erivo, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Keegan-Michael Key, Luke Evans and Giuseppe Battiston. 

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Fernando Malimovca recomienda Nine Perfect Strangers, disponible en Latinoamérica a través de Prime Video. Nueve extraños muy estresados llegan a un retiro de salud y bienestar buscando sanar, transformarse y encaminarse a una mejor forma de vida. Ahí los recibe la directora del resort para revitalizar sus mentes y cuerpos. Pero sus métodos son bastante turbios y cuestionables.

Our resident reviewer Annabel returns in this season 3 premiere to take on the pilot of Hulu's newest Liane Moriarty adaptation 'Nine Perfect Strangers'. Starring Nicole Kidman as Russian retreat leader Masha, the show tracks nine incredibly wealthy LA residents looking to aid their first world problems at wellness centre 'Tranquilum' - a self indulgent pity party that is more insidious than it first appears. Will an all star cast, questionable accent work and exploitative, potentially drug induced hijinks be the winning recipe worthy of a glowing review? Stream now to find out. 

Are you ~down to clown~ with Ma (2019)? On a new Spooky Tuesday, we’re taking on the Octavia Spencer original, a must see if only because it is the first film we’ve covered that delivers the nudity we deserve: Luke Evans’ dick. Or possibly a fake dick? We’re investigating that question and more as we weigh in on the movie that launched a thousand memes. 

¿Cuáles son las mejores y peores adaptaciones live-action de Disney basadas en clásicos animados? Diana Su hace un repaso por todas las películas, empezando por Alicia en el País de las Maravillas y terminando con Mulán. Invitada especial: Elis Black.

Diane and Sean discuss the second part of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, The Desolation of Smaug for their 100th Episode! Episode music is, "The Quest for Erebor" by Howard Shore, and "I See Fire" by Ed Sheeran, from the OST.

Talkin' to Scotty Landes (Lamb-des?) about his movie, Ma, and the only horror movie to sweep the Oscars, The Silence of the Lambs, plus our enduring love of Hannibal Lecter despite his bad behavior. 

Carl & Chanel take turns reading poorly explained movie plots to each other and trying to guess which movie it is! This quick quarantine episode is sure to provoke laughter. Not sure what we mean? 
Here: "Teenage girl ponders whether she should shag a dog or a corpse over several years."   

Can you name that movie?

It rhymes with Shwilight.

MURRAY!!!!  Get the episode MURRAY!!!  It's World War II and all we can think about are the backwoods of New Jersey.  In the time of America's greatest crisis, accents and charisma carried the fighter pilots of the Pacific to an unlikely victory over the Japanese.  Dadgum and Reekus take a moment to talk about Midway and the characters that do their best to bring the story to life.  Do you like emotional moments that resolve themselves in less than 2 minutes, do you like unfinished story lines that are never referenced again, are you a fan of battleships Tokyo Drifting across a turbulent ocean?  If so...this is definitely the movie for you.   

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Music by Beat Lab 7   
Artwork by Ally Torelli   

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Luke "Dadgum" Pettrey   
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Maria Strickler   

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We're not the podcast you thought we were before. This week, Sam Noland joins Jon Negroni for a packed episode, covering all the wide releases of the week, plus some extra limited/streaming releases. Our theme music this week is "Amoreena," performed by Taron Egerton on the Rocketman soundtrack.

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• 00:00:00 – Introduction & Off-Topics
• 00:20:36 – Rocketman
• 00:42:48 – Godzilla: King of the Monsters
• 01:15:40 – Ma
• 01:31:10 – The Last Black Man in San Francisco
• 01:49:54 – Always Be My Maybe

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We return with another one of Andrew's most anticipated films of the year - High-Rise - which screened as part of this years Revelation Film Festival. Opening that festival was Jean-Marc Vallée's Jake Gyllenhaal dead wife flick, Demolition. Not keen on giving the men the entire spotlight we take a look at one of the best foreign language films of the year (hey, don't take our word for it, it was nominated for an Oscar), Mustang. Finally, we go full circle with Elisabeth Moss films and talk about Alex Ross Perry's Queen of Earth.

0:56 - Intro
6:45 - High-Rise
22:11 - Demolition
37:48 - Mustang
52:11 - Queen of Earth
1:00:36 - Wind Up/Closing Music - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Higg's Boson Blues

Andrew's review of High-Rise
Andrew's review of Demolition

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