Two Drink Cinema
Two out of three brothers get together and review a classic film, sipping their invented cocktail along the way.
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Another Luca Guadanigno effort that 'insists upon itself' but as always, a well-told story with a great cast.
Have a listen to our full review of the overly-buzzed After The Hunt.
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We've been watching a lot recently, so we're bringing back Two Drink Cinema so we can talk about the non-gay stuff that we watch.
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An average gay sitcom, a good gay romcom and a bad queer comedy.
We discuss Mid Century Modern, A Nice Indian Boy and She's The He as well as Holland this month.
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It was a big day catching up on the Razzies and watching the 97th Academy Awards. But we did it and here are our thoughts.
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A quick preview chat for our next live screening at Pride Of Our Footscray.
Rainbow Popcorn Live - Thursday 6th March.
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We chat about what we watched in February including:
I'm Not There, Wedding Crashers, Charlie's Angels, Captain America 4 and more.
Lee's on the lookout for another sitcom too. Any recommendations?
We love Pride Movie Night at Pride Of Our Footscray. Each month Courtex hosts a special screening celebrating a cult classic. Come and join us!
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A look at the big nominees, the big categories and the big flops of 2024.
We discuss and predict the Oscars and Razzies for 2025.
We love Pride Movie Night at Pride Of Our Footscray. Each month Courtex hosts a special screening celebrating a cult classic. Come and join us!
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Our first Pride Of Our Footscray live screening for 2025 is The Birdcage (1996), starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane.
We're changing things up this year with our live events now featuring live commentary of classic queer films. Watch the movie with us, enjoy our little facts and tidbits, and random hopefully funny tangents and sip on a themed cocktail from Superbia Cocktail Bar. Tickets on sale now.
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A wrap up of our viewing in 2024 as well as a look back on what Two Drink Cinema has been before we come back in February with a new format.
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An 80s classic horror-comedy-family-Christmas movie. Rated a generous PG and featuring the 80s and Christmas tropes (including terrible parenting).
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We started our Christmas season off at Pride Of Our Footscray with the best* lesbian holiday romcom, Happiest Season.
Our live commentaries of queer cinema classics continue in 2025 so follow us on @rainbowpopcornpod for updates.
*possibly the best because it's the only
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Yes, this episode is all about Gladiator 2 and Wicked. Not surprisingly, we're 'just another one of those podcasts saying how good Wicked is'. But to balance it out we also say how disappointing Gladiator 2 is.
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Our chat and our ranking of the Top 5 Movies With Bands In Them, inspired by our recent review of Can't Stop The Music
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Where it all began, 22 years after it really began, but also after it had already started if you've followed the expanded universe of Star Wars. Whichever way you look at it, this is on the lower end of Star Wars quality, but the wheel spun it up so we had to watch Jar Jar Binks.
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Our latest live event at Pride Of Our Footscray. The camp cult classic Can't Stop The Music.
The cocktail made in Superbia Cocktail Bar was infinitely better than the movie, that's all I'll say here.
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Brett's finally worked out what kind of horror he likes - The Substance, Hereditary, Midsommar.
Lee finally watched Bullet Train.
We've both watched Agatha All Along which leads to a probably uninformed discussion of the MCU.
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If you've joined us live for Rainbow Popcorn at Pride Of Our Footscray you've heard us reference how bad Roland Emmerich's Stonewall is. So we thought, as a bonus episode, we'd rerelease our original review. Now you can know why it scored so low.
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A quick chat about Can't Stop The Music before our live screening at Pride of our Footscray next week. Just to whet your appetites (and we'll be honest, to make you want to buy tickets).
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This month we rank our Top 5 Movies With Gay Subtext, following viewings of Nightmare on Elm Street 2 and Interview With The Vampire.
We also discuss representation of queer people in film and how it's changed as well as some categories of gay subtext.
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Live at PrideIf you'd like to show your support to the two brothers, you can do so here.
...We missed a shot in not doing this for Rainbow Popcorn's Halloween Special. But we do address the queer undertones and overtones within this classic somewhat-erotic thriller.
Let us know what your Top 5 Gay Subtext-y movies are for our next rankings episode.
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