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Endzones! Fumbles! Quarterbacks! Pigskins! Football is here and your resident sportsball experts, Brad and Katie, are ready to audition for the team by rewatching one of the greatest football movies ever made, Little Giants. This is the episode for you if you love sports and are a regular fan of Super Bowl commercials Little Giants stars Rick Moranis and Ed O' Neill as two brothers who upend a whole town by starting two rival peewee football teams to determine which brother is the best and which team gets to represent the entire town in the ultra-competitive world of peewee football. ! Does the movie score a touchdown or is it just foul play? Find out in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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Get ready to laugh cause this week’s episode is all about the awkward pause! Starring Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller, Meet The Parents was released in 2001 and swept the nation up in laughter. The name Focker became the hottest name in town for middle school kids across the country, especially our very own Katie Rolleto! So come on and listen to get the answers to life’s burning questions like can you milk anything with nipples? And why is Greg Focker such a terrible liar? All will be revealed in this week’s episode of Well...I Liked It!----

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Jim Carrey is at it again y'all, but this time he's doing it in style with a green mask and a yellow zoot suit as Katie and Brad take a look back at 1994's The Mask. Starring Jim Carrey and introducing Cameron Diaz, The Mask tells the story of a down on his luck good guy, Stanley Ipkiss, whose life changes when he finds a magical mask that gives him super powers. Jim Carrey may be a comedic genius and the kids loved him in 1994, but is his performance still a spicy meat-a-ball? Find out in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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We're back! Not the dinosaurs, but this podcast! It's time for the fourth season premiere of Well...I Liked It! In its glorious fourth season premiere, Brad and Katie watch The Mummy, which stars Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz leading a rag-tag crew of explorers? Professors? Friends? As they search for the ancient treasure of Hamunaptra. Brad remembers the movie as being cool. Katie has never seen it all the way through. So what do they think of it today? Listen and find out will ya? Okkkkk.....

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Hi friends! We're taking a bit of time off but wanted to resurface one of our favorite episodes... A Goofy Movie! This episode is dedicated to Kerry M.! Thanks Kerry for the suggestion, hope you enjoy the revisit and maybe have a "ha-yuck" or two. 

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OH. MY. GOD. Friends. Some are real, some are just characters from a tv show. In this case, they might have been both. With the release of the Friends Reunion Special, it's time to take a look back at one of the most popular sitcoms in US history. Starring Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer, Friends was an international phenomenon that reached millions of people around the world. As the cast returned for a special reunion on HBO Max, Katie and Brad have decided to join them to talk about the reunion special and how the show impacted them as kids. Could they be any more millennial? Find out why this reunion special made Brad cry like a baby and Katie wonder if Kit Harrington lives at HBO in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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First we had Toy Story and then we had A Bug's Life! This week, transport yourself to the size of a teeny tiny ant to experience life as a bug with the whole crew—Flick, Atta, Heimlich, Dot, and so many more. Brad and Katie take a look back at the Disney/Pixar classic, A Bug's Life, to find out whether it holds up or burns up under the magnifying glass in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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It's time for another special TV minisode and this time it's all about the Great White North as Brad and Katie watch Caillou. To accurately review this great Canadian classic the Well...I Liked It! duo is joined by Paul from the Good Times with Bad Movies podcast! The crew takes a look back at Caillou Meets Robbie, a segment from a season two episode of the show. In this episode, Caillou is introduced to a young deaf boy, Robbie, and also acts like a complete and total idiot, which is apparently on-brand for Caillou. So, does Caillou's bald baby head still hold up today or is it just as annoying as the intro song? Find out in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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Well...I Liked It is heading to TV baby! In the first TV minisode, Katie and Brad rewatch ABC's Dinosaurs and it's a very special kinda episode. A New Leaf is the 17th episode of the second season, which follows the Sinclair clan as they grapple with drug dependency after teen heartthrob Robbie discovers a new leaf and introduces it to the family. Will the Sinclair family pass the ultimate drug abuse resistance education test or will they be higher than a pterodactyl? Let's find out!

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Everybody get up it's time to slam now. We got a real jam goin' down. Welcome to the Space Jam. Truer words have never been spoken. Space Jam, the 1993 box office smash starring Michael Jordan changed the game, literally. The highest-grossing basketball film of all time will be receiving an official sequel this year, but does it deserve it? Is this Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Lola Bunny and friends good for the whole family film really that good? Brad and Katie are here to find out in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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Kids love dogs, but you know what they love even more? Big, messy dogs! That's right everybody, it's time for us to take a trip down memory lane to meet the messiest dog of all—Beethoven! Brad and Katie travel back to 1992 to rewatch the family classic, Beethoven, starring Charles Grodin and friend of the pod (we wish) Bonnie Hunt! Join them as they move through a surprisingly dark plot about an evil veterinarian who is trying to make some extra cash by kidnapping Beethoven so he can shoot him in the head. Yes, that IS the plot of this movie. Didn't remember that now did ya? So, does this extra dark plot hold up or did it go to the dogs? Find out in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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If you ever played a board game hoping it would turn into real life, boy do we have the movie for you! Starring Robin Williams and Bonnie Hunt, Jumanji tells the story of a rich kid who goes missing for 26 after being sucked into a mysterious game with the only way to back to normal is to finish the game. It's got everything a 90's kid would love—bat guano, Robin Williams dressed in banana leaves, and a couple of murderous monkeys. What more could you want? Join Katie and Brad as they take a look back at this 1995 hit to determine whether Jumanji is still a rip-roaring good time or just a total dud in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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Do you like classic Jane Austen novels, but also want them set in modern day with cool teen stars? Well, you are in luck! In this season 3 premiere, Brad and Katie watch the totally tubular hit, Clueless. Starring a host of hot 90s stars including Alicia Silverstone, Paul Rudd, Stacey Dash, Brittany Murphy and SO many more, this 1995 classic was a trendsetter that defined cool. But does it hold up? Find out this week on Well...I Liked It! when we will finally answer the question—is this like a Noxzema commercial or what? 

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He was a boy with no family. It was an oversized fruit. Together, they were the unstoppably duo in James and the Giant Peach! If you've ever considered flying across the world in a fruit, well then do we have a treat for you! Brad and Katie battle their fear of spiders to join a bunch of anthropomorphic bugs on a journey across the Atlantic Ocean along with a young boy with James. Is it fresh? Or is it rotten? Find out in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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You may think he's a basketball player, but did you know that Shaq is actually a movie star! In his breakout motion picture debut, Kazaam, Shaquille O'Neal flexes his actor's mind as a genie who helps a trouble kid with some magic, not a lot, but some. Released in 1996, Kazaam may not have been the biggest hit, but it had the biggest actor! Brad and Katie take a magic carpet ride down memory lane as they figure out whether Kazaam was a slam dunk or a foul in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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Were you a teenage girl with brown hair who wore glasses? Did you know that all you had to do to make boys love you and be gorgeous was to take your glasses off? If not, do I have the movie for you! She's All That tells the story of Laney Boggs, a girl with brown hair and glasses who falls in love with popular jock, Zack Siler. Unfortunately, not is all that it seems. Starring Freddie Prinze Jr. and Rachel Leigh Cook, this 1999 teen drama was a huge hit that not only rocked the box office, but also the Billboard music chart. But does Kiss Me still hit the same way 20 years later? Katie and Brad take a look back in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!!

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Starring Leonardo Dicaprio, Kate Winslet, and the musical stylings of one Celine Dion, Titanic had it all—romance, disaster, action, comedy, adventure! It broke global box office records and won more Academy Awards than any other film in history, but was Titanic actually good or were we just a couple of kids living in a Titanic fever dream? Brad and Katie take a look back at the ultimate romantic disaster movie to find out if Rose and Jack's love story is just as captivating today as it was in 1997 in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!

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Have you ever been thirsty? Has anyone ever provided you with some high-quality H2O to quench that thirst? If not, maybe it's time for you to meet Bobby Boucher! Released in 1988, The Waterboy stars Adam Sandler as the socially inept water boy who rises to be a star when it's discovered that he's a pretty great tackler. One of the films from the heyday of Adam Sandler's post-SNL box office domination, The Waterboy was massively impact to Katie and Brad, but was it still refreshing? Find out this week on Well...I Liked It!

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It was a land before humans and apparently a land before time, but was it a land before good movies? This week, Katie and Brad take a look back at the ultimate kid dinosaur movie, A Land Before Time. Released in 1988, this Steven Spielberg/George Lucas production promised kids a look into the exotic world of dinosaurs through it's cute and cuddly dinos: Littlefoot, Ducky, Spike, Petri, and the literal worst...er I mean Cera. Join them as they determine whether the adventure to the Great Valley is dinomite or should have stayed extinct in this episode of Well...I Liked It!

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She was just a grumpy, tomboy FBI agent who couldn't find love, but when she goes undercover at a beauty pageant the whole world fell in love with Gracie Hart. However, should we have? In this week's episode, Katie and Brad take a look back at the Sandra Bullock hit, Miss Congeniality. From the gowns to the talents, they must determine whether Gracie Hart truly was one in a million or if we all just had lower standards in the 2000's. We're about to find out in this episode of Well...I Liked It!

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The year was 2007 and the world was dying to see the third movie in the massive Spider-Man franchise, but did it deliver? That's what Brad and Katie are here to find out! With the help of a true nerd from the F'n Nerds Podcast, Martin Moreno joins the podcast to do a deep dive into all things Peter Parker answering questions like—Why did Peter go emo? Was James Franco high during this movie? And most importantly, why Topher Grace?

Listen in to get the answers to these burning questions and find out if the movie still holds up today in this episode of Well...I Liked It!

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Do you love pizza? If so, you might just be a teenage mutant ninja turtle. Or at least, a teenage. This week, Brad and Katie take a trip to NYC and hang out with the ultimate cool guys—Raphael, Leonardo, Donatello, and Michaelangelo—the teenage mutant ninja turtles! While it's not their first foray into the big screen, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze was the most memorable turtle movie for Katie! Come hang out learn as Brad and Katie solve the mystery of the ooze, but also discover new mysteries like what exactly does April do in this movie? Why WERE the turtles living with April? And most importantly, why does Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle pizza look like it tastes so much better then real pizza.

All of these mysteries are discussed, but not solved, in this week's episode of Well...I Liked It!!