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Spin right around and check out this episode as Joe introduces Twister to Katie. There's a lot of discussion on science or lack thereof. Katie has some real issues with Bill Paxton and Joe has absolutely no issues with Helen Hunt. But the real question? Is this a good movie?

Joe and Katie get wedding fever with Big Fat Greek Wedding. Katie can't stress how great the aunt is in this film. Joe can't stop talking about how grounded this movie it is like he's never said that word before. Does this movie need Windex or is there no flaws? But also is it a good movie?

Katie and Joe are back to talk Steve Martin's first movie The Jerk. Joe can't stop talking about every joke in this movie while Katie loves the dog! There's a new segment introduced "Where is this building now?" but most importantly we discuss is this a good movie?

It's musical time again on the podcast as Katie wants Joe to think less of Wolverine for some reason with her pick of The Greatest Showman. But to no avail as Joe regales how great Hugh Jackman is and questions whether Katie had ulterior motives with her selection bringing back Zac Effron into our world. We go song by song this episode and try to separate the portrayal of a monster from the monster themselves named PT Barnum. But is it a good movie?

Joe and Katie discuss what was supposed to be the end of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine. Joe can't stop talking about how much he loves this movie. Katie can't stop talking about how sad everything in the entire movie is. They talk about how this movie relates to superhero movies overall and if the upcoming deadpool movie weakens the gravitas of this movie. But is it a good movie?

Katie and Joe finally talk disaster movie with Katie's selection of The Day After Tomorrow. Joe has some confusion on what the point of the mom is in the movie and what her relationship is like with her family. Katie can't stress enough how much she watched this movie. Joe tries to rewrite the movie and Katie tries not to murder him. Also there's a big surprise near the end of the episode that Joe and Katie did not expect. But is this a good movie?

Joe has convinced Katie to watch the most indie movie they've seen yet! With only a budget of a $1M, Frank tries to tell the story of a struggling band and what's important in the spectrum of creativity and fame. It also has a guy wearing a giant fake head. Katie really can't stand a movie with Maggie Gyllenhal and Joe can't stop talking about how much he loves the music. But in the end of one of our more heated episodes? Is this a good movie?

Katie has introduced Joe to Meryl Streep being a real jerk in The Devil Wears Prada. There's a lot of questions from Joe on this movie like what's the message of this movie? Is capitalism good? Is high fashion important? Is Meryl Streep such a good actress that she doesn't deserve comeuppance? But the most important question comes from Katie to Joe, "Is this a good movie?"

We have our first special guest episode! Isaac Landfert (Last Comic Standing, An Evening With The Authors) has suggested a movie for Katie and Joe to watch with Little Shop Of Horrors. Joe is scared of Skid Row. Katie is in love with the practical effects. Isaac may actually be Rick Moranis. It's a very fun episode that you should check out. But is it a good movie? Find out!

Katie and Joe dive into one of the great British comedies of all time, A Fish Called Wanda. Joe talks about his love for all things in this movie while Katie rants about dogs dying in film and how much she hates Kevin Kline (wait until she hears he won an Oscar for this performance)! They also discuss if Jamie Lee Curtis has any redeeming qualities and how surprsingly fit John Cleese is! But is it a good movie? Find out!

We're getting back to our love of spies with our 3rd spy movie! Katie gets Joe to watch the first movie of the Kingsman franchise and her love of Taron Egerton. Joe wonders if anyone had a worse day then Colin Firth and if this movie is possibly very racist. This movie ends up being much more intense than Joe thought it would be and they discuss ummm the ending. But is it a good movie? Come find out!

Katie and Joe review Joe's favorite movie. Katie has strong opposite feelings for both Luke and Owen Wilson in this movie. Joe praises the soundtrack and his love for early Wes Anderson. They also discuss the greatness and also the grumpiness of Gene Hackman. But will Katie determine if this is a good movie?

Katie and Joe grow up fast with their next movie, Katie's pick 13 Going On 30. Joe wonders if Mark Ruffalo is a good guy and Katie wonders how we could ever cheer for his fiance. They both agree that the TVA was heavily involved in this movie unbeknownst to Jenna Rink. Check out this episode and if Joe decides whether this is a good movie or not.

Joe may have taken a risk showing Katie The Crow thinking any movie would look fantastic in comparison to their previous movie Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates. Katie delves into finding out what exactly are the crow powers and Top Dolla's overall plan? They both wish Skull Cowboy could have been in this movie and still think Brandon Lee should have been a huge star. But is this movie still good? Find out!

Joe and Katie discuss Katie's latest pick which is basically just Katie remembering how much she loved Zach Effron and didn't think about if this movie is very good or not. Joe wonders what anyone was doing in this movie and who should have been the main characters in this movie. Also, Sam Richardson is great!

Katie and Joe react to the Oscars and fall in love with Ryan Gosling all over again. Hear them talk about their love of this year's writing and Batman in this little mini episode.

Katie and Joe take a break from what's a good movie to go into one of their favorite events of the year with The Oscars!

They discuss most of the categories this year and get into all the movies they saw this year and mainly talk about how insane Nyad is.

Check out our predictions and what we want to win in each category!!!

Katie and Joe are back to talk about the start of the Tom Cruise franchise Mission Impossible. A movie that was ahead of its time and somehow still dated. Joe loves the spy stuff and the twists and practical masks! And Katie loves Emilo Estevez!!! Check out what they thought of the movie as well as the original cast of the TV series! And always is this a good movie?

Katie and Joe discuss Crazy, Stupid, Love a movie about Emma Stone and Ryan Goslling's chemistry and I guess some stuff about Steve Carrell. Joe wonders if this movie is actually much more sinister than what's seen at first glance. Katie discusses Emma Stone's biggest fear in the movie! But is it good? Tune in to find out!

Joe and Katie's prime directive to 1. Go over Robocop 2. Determine if there should have been more violence 3. Decide if it's a good movie and a secret fourth one we may or not reveal. Joe loves saying the word satire this episode and Katie has empathy for the most surprising character in this movie. And what else? Only Robo knows.

Joe and Katie attempt to hit the parlay of deciding if Silver Linings Playbook is a good movie and get at least a 5 in a regional dance competition. Joe is surprised how much he turned around to liking characters that he couldn't stand at the beginning of the movie. Katie somehow ties this all to Taylor Swift. Check out if Joe tells Katie whether this is a good movie!

Katie and Joe discuss their top 5 everything about High Fidelity. Most of those are how toxic John Cusack is in this movie. Also does Joan Cusack pull off a believable sister to John in this movie? Determine with us if the movie that made Jack Black a star is a good movie!!!

Katie gets Joe to watch Anne Hathaway have a makeover that consists of removing her glasses and having her hair straightened! Joe speaks to what the potential star power of Mandy Moore and Katie can't believe Joe didn't know who Julie Andrews was. And as always one of us determines if this is indeed a good movie....podcast.

Katie and Joe dive deep into their memories to see what they need to remove so they can enjoy this movie all over again!!! Katie has some Mark Ruffalo thoughts and Joe fangirls all about Jim Carey. Listen to us talk about what Kate Winslett considers her best role! And as always will Katie decide "This is a good movie?" podcast.

Katie and Joe discuss one of Katie's favorite movie. Joe questions if Walter Mitty is an ok nerd or a bad nerd. Katie worships the soundtrack. They both get a little heated whether the choices of this movie are good for the time period it was made but overall they decide the question everyone is asking, "Is this a good movie?"

This is probably the first big controversy in This Is A Good movie Podcast. Can Joe convince Katie that Mystery Men is indeed a good movie? Who does Katie think is the true star of this movie? Wait, that's not Nick Nolte? Also, who is Nick Nolte? All this and more in the latest episode check it out!!!

Katie and Joe discuss the franchise starter Spy Kids from the weirdness to almost every place featured in the movie to how Katie wanted to be an actor/spy. Joe like most episodes is confused as to why there are so many types of villains and what exactly is the plan to take over the world. Katie audibly rolls her eyes multiple times. Wally is cast.

Katie and Joe are back to discuss the most underrated Star Wars movie. Joe tries to nerd out on a movie he loves and Katie can't get enough of fashion and wardrobe choices. Katie also discusses about the legitimate surprises in this movie, her love of Diego Luna and if there was noticeable CGI characters. And as always how we would cast Wally in the movie.

We start the podcast off with Katie's pick Sweet Home Alabama! A movie where you can never leave home no matter how hard you try and shame on you for thinking you could. Joe believes Reese Witherspoon (Melanie) is the villain in this movie where Katie goes on to defend all of Melanie Smooter's choices. Come listen to us determine how many different accents are done in this movie and how long a dog can hold its breath!

Each episode Katie Hetlage and Joe Bates get the other to watch a movie that they love and the other has never seen. Then they cling to the hope that the other person loved it as much as they did. You ever watch someone watch a Youtube clip you like. This is the podcast version!!! Basically one person vehemently defends the Rom-Com genre while the other thinks if it's made in the 90s it must be perfect. Subscribe, rate all that stuff!!!