Movies at Grandma's House

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Isaac is back with a bonus audio episode while Movies at Grandma's House gears up for Season 6 — dropping next week! Make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss when it drops.But first — a question that every movie lover has an answer to:"What classic movie would you most want to see re-released in theaters?"With theatrical re-releases making a massive comeback, Isaac digs into some of the biggest ones happening right now and on the horizon:🦇 Tim Burton's original Batman — back on the big screen this month 🦇 Batman: Mask of the Phantasm — a fan favorite finally getting its moment 🤖 Transformers: The Movie (1986) — the animated classic returning to theaters 🐢 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — already had its re-release run 🏰 Disney classics — the re-release train keeps rollingFor Isaac, the answer is easy: The Rescuers Down Under (1990). The opening sequence — Cody soaring through the sky on the back of a giant golden eagle — is something he's always wanted to experience on the big screen. That sense of childhood wonder, of feeling like you were flying, is exactly the kind of memory that deserves the full theatrical treatment.He also reflects on seeing The Lion King (1994) re-released in 2009 for its 15th anniversary — and going as a full-grown adult without hesitation. The stampede scene on the big screen hit just as hard decades later. That's the power of these movies.Isaac also touches on the cost of moviegoing today and how local theaters with budget-friendly tickets are the perfect place to catch these classic re-releases without breaking the bank.What's your pick? Drop your answer on Threads, email the show, or join the conversation in the free Beehiiv community — you just might get a shout-out!🎥 Remember to be kind and rewind.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Grandma's House is taking a quick breather before Season 6 — but we didn't want to leave you empty-handed! On this bonus audio-only episode, Isaac brings the same real film analysis and honest movie reviews you know from our family movie review podcast to a rundown of everything happening this September — from new kids movies hitting streaming to a can't-miss, nostalgia-packed theatrical re-release.Movies coming to Streaming in September:https://www.cabletv.com/entertainment/new-kids-movies-to-streamFirst, a big congratulations to Dave Corson, our August movie poster giveaway winner! Every newsletter subscriber is automatically entered every single month — sign up free for your shot, and use code GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off at movieposters.com.Then it's on to the good stuff: what's new on Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and Peacock this September, including Dog Man, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, a brand new Thomas & Friends reboot, and the long-awaited streaming debut of Toy Story 5 (date still to be confirmed — either the 23rd or 25th). Plus a note on Hulu's still-separate status from Disney+, and some genuinely nostalgic children's films landing on catalog this month, like Ice Age: The Meltdown and Bee Movie.The real highlight, though, is Transformers: The Movie's 40th anniversary theatrical re-release on September 17 — a film Isaac and Seth already covered back on Episode 62. Isaac reflects on the film's incredible staying power, its legendary soundtrack, and a bittersweet nod to the recent passing of voice legend Peter Cullen.Finally, get the scoop on what's next for the show: Season 6 is coming, over 110 movies have been covered so far, and new bonus content is on the way — including upcoming conversations with local Ohio-area businesses about movie snacks, theaters, and film culture.Big shoutout to our partners at Big Poppin' — grab a bag of our official Grandma's House family friendly kettlecorn flavor for your next movie night!Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok for more family movie reviews. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Isaac checks in with a fun bonus audio update — and there's a lot to celebrate! Movies at Grandma's House has officially wrapped Season 5 and is now at 111 episodes of revisiting your favorite childhood films. What a ride!In this episode, Isaac covers:🎬 Season 5 Recap — They wrapped up with a live tier list ranking every movie from Season 5 (S through D tier), and you can watch the full video on YouTube. Where would you rank the films? Isaac wants to know!📺 Season 6 is coming — More great guests, more nostalgic movies, and more memories on the way. Have a movie you want them to cover? Drop them a request! MAGH covers family-friendly films and loves hearing from listeners about what to tackle next.👕 The best random connection — Isaac wore his Disney Robin Hood Alan-a-Dale "Oo-de-lally" shirt to Kings Island in Ohio, a stranger stopped him to talk about the movie, Isaac mentioned the podcast in passing — and that stranger (shoutout to Mike!) emailed them the very next week. That's the magic of nostalgia.🍿 Big Poppin' shoutout — The official MAGH movie snack is Kool-Aid flavored kettle corn from Big Poppin', a local Ohio small business. Isaac's already out and needs to restock — that's how good it is. Follow them on Facebook to find out where they'll be next.As Season 5 closes and fall creeps in, it feels like the perfect time to reflect, rewatch, and get ready for what's coming next. Whether you found the podcast through a childhood movie memory or stumbled in like Mike at Kings Island — welcome to the family.📬 Follow MAGH on Threads, Instagram, and Facebook — and if you've got a movie request or a memory to share, drop them a line!🎥 Remember to be kind and rewind.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Season 5 is officially in the books — and it's time to rank every single movie we covered! On this special LIVE family movie review, Isaac and Seth go back through all 19 films from the season, bringing spirited film analysis, honest movie reviews, and a whole lot of nostalgia as they build a full S-through-D tier list together — live chat included.The most heated debate of the night? RocketMan — Seth fought hard for an S-tier placement while Isaac (and most of the live chat) landed on B. Plus a visit from past guests and listeners in the live chat, who helped settle a few close calls.This nostalgic look back covers everything from beloved kids movies and children's films to a few underappreciated box office bombs the hosts argue deserve way more credit. Some genuine classic movie analysis happens here too, as Isaac and Seth debate which underdogs — Bobby Fischer, The Greatest Game Ever Played, The Iron Giant — truly earned their spot at the very top.⏱️ TIMESTAMPS (approximate — this episode had a few live technical hiccups, so times may drift slightly) 0:20 – Intro: Welcome to the Season 5 Recap 2:28 – Muppet Treasure Island 4:58 – Clockstoppers 6:44 – We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story 9:03 – Rugrats in Paris 11:35 – Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers 13:26 – Ever After (ft. Patrick Scott Patterson) 14:40 – The Lion King 20:44 – 101 Dalmatians 22:11 – Despicable Me 2 25:41 – The Iron Giant 27:34 – The Great Mouse Detective 31:07 – The Greatest Game Ever Played 36:22 – RocketMan (the hottest debate of the night) 39:45 – 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 43:15 – Inside Out 50:19 – Babe 52:35 – Searching for Bobby Fischer 54:26 – The Secret Life of Pets 59:36 – Robin Hood (ft. Ajax from Cover Wars) 1:06:45 – Final Tier List Read-Through 1:12:59 – Live Chat Q&A: Most Surprising Movie of the Season 1:21:00 – Wrap-Up & Where to Find UsWe've also partnered with Big Poppin' LLC for our own custom flavor — "Grandma's Punch-Aid"! Follow them to grab your bag: https://www.facebook.com/BigPoppinLLC/Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok for more family movie reviews. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.t's one of Disney's most charming and beloved kids movies — Robin Hood (1973)! On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth are joined by guest Ajax (Aaron, co-host of Cover Wars Podcast) to bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to this nostalgic, wholesome film — one of the true classic youth movies and children's films among Disney's animated classics — to ask: does this swashbuckling adventure still hit the bullseye, or has it missed the mark after all these years?They dig into the film's unique all-animal cast, the surprisingly reused animation from The Jungle Book and The Aristocats, and a soundtrack — including the iconic "Oo-De-Lally" and the hauntingly beautiful "Not in Nottingham" — that both hosts agree is the film's strongest asset. Plus a little classic movie analysis on why this overlooked entry gets left out of the conversation compared to Disney's more famous animated eras.Fun facts you'll want to share: this was the first VHS ever released in the Walt Disney Classics line. Despite its British setting, only about half a dozen of the voice cast were actually English. And it was the first Walt Disney Animation Studios film not personally greenlit by Walt Disney himself.Plus a true-or-false trivia question about Disney's very first Robin Hood movie, a look at real online reviews (ranging from "Disney's most underrated film" to a blunt two-out-of-ten), the Kid Test across all four of Isaac's kids, and a rare three-way split decision on the final rating — driven largely by how much nostalgia each host brings to the table.Granny's official family friendly rating: B for animated violence, adult themes, and crude humor.This episode also features guest Ajax (Aaron), co-host of Cover Wars Podcast — find them on YouTube and TikTok for weekly deep-dives crowning the best cover songs around.⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins 1:21 – Meet the Hosts & Special Guest Ajax 2:28 – Movie Reveal: Robin Hood (1973) 3:04 – Big Poppin' Shoutout & Film Facts 4:31 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating 7:47 – First Memories & Nostalgia 12:41 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins 14:41 – Kids Movies Character Breakdown 23:10 – Sir Hiss: The Fan-Favorite Villain 33:27 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes 36:05 – Fun Facts Behind This Family Movie 38:09 – Trivia: Was This Disney's Second Robin Hood? 40:11 – What Other Movie Reviews Are Saying 44:41 – The Kid Test & Our Official Ratings 50:56 – Guest Shoutout: Cover Wars Podcast 52:49 – Outro & Where to Find UsWe've also partnered with Big Poppin' LLC for our own custom flavor — "Grandma's Punch-Aid"! Follow them to grab your bag: https://www.facebook.com/BigPoppinLLC/Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok for more family movie reviews. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Ever wonder what your pets really do the moment you leave the house? On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to Illumination's The Secret Life of Pets (2016) — revisiting this nostalgic, wholesome film to ask: does it still fetch laughs a decade later, or has it rolled over and played dead?They break down Max and Duke's rocky road to friendship after getting lost in the city, Snowball's scene-stealing revenge plot voiced by Kevin Hart, and the surprisingly dark humor sprinkled throughout — plus a little classic movie analysis of why this original story (not a sequel, not based on a book) became the first film in history to open over $100 million without either.Fun facts you'll want to share: Gru from Despicable Me makes a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo walking his dog early in the film. Will Smith and Chris Rock were both considered for the role of Snowball before Kevin Hart made it his own. Plus the Kid Test across all four of Isaac's kids, and the official rating — a rare unanimous decision this time. Does it go home, get watched at Grandma's, or get hidden in the attic?⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins 2:07 – Film Facts & Movie Reviews Roundup 3:27 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating 5:35 – First Memories & 10 Years of Nostalgia 7:59 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins 10:45 – Kids Movies Character Breakdown 18:36 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes 22:58 – Fun Facts Behind This Family Movie 25:12 – Trivia: Does This Nostalgic Film Hold Any Secrets? 28:08 – What Other Movie Reviews Are Saying 30:20 – The Kid Test 32:38 – Our Official Family Movie Review Rating 35:33 – Outro & Where to Find UsWe've also partnered with Big Poppin' LLC for our own custom flavor — "Grandma's Punch-Aid"! Follow them to grab your bag: https://www.facebook.com/BigPoppinLLC/Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993) is a family movie and wholesome film that proves you don't need a huge budget to make an unforgettable children's film. On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring classic movie analysis and honest movie reviews to this nostalgic true story — a classic youth movie about ambition, pressure, and what really matters, still relevant among children movies and family friendly films 30 years later.Josh's journey between two very different chess mentors — the disciplined Bruce (Ben Kingsley) and the aggressive Vinnie (Laurence Fishburne) — sits at the heart of the film, alongside the pressure from his father, Fred (Joe Mantegna), who slowly learns the tournament was never really about him. The cast is stacked: five Oscar nominees on just a $12 million budget, including William H. Macy, Joan Allen, Laura Linney, and Tony Shalhoub.Fun fact: Laurence Fishburne's role was originally offered to Ice-T, and the film once held a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.Plus a trivia question about the real chess rating of the actor who played Josh, the Kid Test, and our final rating — home, Grandma's, or the attic?⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins 2:13 – Film Facts & Movie Reviews Roundup 4:00 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating 6:32 – First Memories & 90s Nostalgia 9:15 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins 13:15 – Kids Movies Character Breakdown 21:13 – Standout Performances & Cast Talk 25:13 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes 30:37 – Fun Facts Behind This Family Movie 36:32 – Trivia: Does This Nostalgic Film Hold Any Secrets? 39:17 – What Other Movie Reviews Are Saying 43:42 – The Kid Test 46:14 – Our Official Family Movie Review Rating 48:36 – Outro & Where to Find UsWe've also partnered with Big Poppin' LLC for our own custom flavor — "Grandma's Punch-Aid"! Follow them to grab your bag: https://www.facebook.com/BigPoppinLLC/Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Babe (1995) is a family movie that proves a talking pig can carry an entire film. In this family movie review on Movies at Grandma's House, we revisit this nostalgic gem with real film analysis and honest movie reviews — breaking down its surprisingly mature themes, the stunning animatronic work, and whether this wholesome children's film still holds up 30 years later for kids movies fans and new parents alike.They break down Babe's journey from runt piglet to champion sheep-herder, the surprisingly realistic (and sometimes intense) farm life themes, and the incredible practical effects from Jim Henson's Creature Shop that still hold up better than most modern CGI. Plus the film's stacked cast — James Cromwell, Christine Cavanaugh, Magda Szubanski, and Hugo Weaving — and Granny's official family-friendly rating: B for a few intense scenes.Fun facts you'll want to share: 48 different pigs were used to play Babe, since the breed grows too fast for one to last the whole shoot. Director George Miller waited a full 10 years to make this film, holding out until special effects technology could catch up to his vision. And James Cromwell starred in another film simply called The Babe (about Babe Ruth) just three years before playing Farmer Hoggett here.Plus the trivia question about Babe's spot on the American Film Institute's list of the funniest American movies, the Kid Test with Isaac's own kids (fair warning — the intense scenes didn't go unnoticed), and the official rating: does it go home, get watched at Grandma's, or get hidden in the attic?⏱️ TIMESTAMPS0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins2:01 – Babe (1995) Film Facts & Movie Reviews Roundup3:12 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating5:16 – First Memories & 90s Nostalgia7:34 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins13:47 – Kids Movies Character Breakdown 17:25 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes20:41 – Fun Facts Behind This Family Movie24:17 – Trivia: Does This Nostalgic Film Hold Any Secrets?25:40 – What Other Movie Reviews Are Saying28:30 – The Kid Test30:46 – Our Official Family Movie Review Rating35:07 – Outro & Where to Find UsFind us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok for more family movie reviews.We've also partnered with Big Poppin LLC for our own custom flavor — "Grandma's Punch-Aid"! Follow them to grab your bag: https://www.facebook.com/BigPoppinLLC/Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Today we head inside the mind on this nostalgic family movie review, bringing real film analysis to one of the most beloved kids movies of the last decade — Pixar's Inside Out (2015). Does this emotional journey through Riley's move from Minnesota to San Francisco still fill all the feels, or has it lost its spark 10 years later?Isaac and Seth break down the staggering numbers behind one of Pixar's best original movies: a rare 98% Rotten Tomatoes score, an 8.1 on IMDb, and $859.1 million at the box office on a $175 million budget. Plus the gut-punch Bing Bong sacrifice scene that still gets them both, and a genuinely rare split decision on the official rating — Isaac calls it one of Pixar's most personal, beautiful films, while Seth just can't get past how visually overwhelming it feels on rewatch.Also in this episode: personal memories from opening weekend over a decade ago, the Kid Test with Isaac's own kids, and Granny's official family-friendly rating (B+ for adult themes and frightening imagery).⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins 1:50 – Film Facts & Movie Reviews Roundup 3:01 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating 4:19 – Pixar's Original Movies & Box Office Breakdown 7:39 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins 13:19 – Kids Movies Voice Cast Breakdown 19:55 – Meet Bing Bong 22:38 – The Scene That Breaks Every Family Movie Review 24:38 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes 29:01 – Fun Facts & Pixar Easter Eggs 31:39 – Trivia: Does This Nostalgic Film Hold Any Secrets? 33:13 – What Other Movie Reviews Are Saying 34:41 – The Kid Test 36:06 – Our Official Family Movie Review Rating 41:07 – Outro & Where to Find UsIf you love our film reviews of classic and modern movies alike, find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.On this podcast covering the best kids movies and family-friendly films, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954) — a true classic among children's films. Does this underwater epic still hold up 70 years later, or has it sunk after all this time?They break down Captain Nemo's hatred of mankind aboard the advanced submarine Nautilus, Kirk Douglas' scene-stealing charm as harpoonist Ned Land, and the legendary giant squid battle — still one of the most ambitious practical effects sequences Disney ever attempted. Plus the two Oscars this film won (Best Art Direction, Best Special Effects), making it the first fully live-action Disney film to take home an Academy Award outside of documentaries and shorts.Fun facts you'll want to share: Gregory Peck actually auditioned for the role of Captain Nemo. The underwater footage was shot in the same Bahamas location used for the 1916 silent version. And Kirk Douglas' $175,000 salary was the highest Disney had paid any actor up to that point.Plus the Kid Test — mixed reactions across Isaac's four kids, with one surprise favorite — and the official rating: does it go home, get watched at Grandma's, or get hidden in the attic?Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 50% off.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Buckle up, because things are about to get weird. On this podcast covering the best kids movies and family-friendly films, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to the 1997 Disney live action comedy Rocketman — starring Harlan Williams as Fred Randall, a bumbling computer programmer who somehow ends up on a mission to Mars — to find out if this children's film still has the right stuff nearly 30 years later.Seth has watched this one more times than he can count and calls it the funniest kids movie ever made. Isaac came in fresh — and his four kids went from refusing to watch it to belly laughing at fart jokes and slapstick within the first twenty minutes.They break down Harlan Williams' unhinged performance, the surprisingly clever writing underneath all the silliness, the iconic fart scene that had NASA detecting methane levels, and why Bud the chimp laughing before anyone else is actually the funniest moment in the whole film. Plus the Commander Overbeck dynamic that turns this into a love-it-or-hate-it comedy in the mold of early Jim Carrey and Will Farrell.Fun facts that will blow your mind: Adam Sandler was originally considered to play Fred Randall. The working title was Space Cadet — changed specifically because they wanted to use the Elton John song. The three lead astronauts went to space camp in Alabama to prepare. And the production crew spent weeks at a NASA facility in Texas just to get the feel right — for a fart comedy.If you loved this nostalgic movie growing up, this episode will take you right back. If you've never seen it — prepare yourself.Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok for more family friendly movie reviews. Sign up for our newsletter at https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/subscribe for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off.Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.On this podcast covering the best kids movies and family-friendly films, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to The Greatest Game Ever Played — the 2005 Disney true story that most people have completely forgotten about — to find out if this children's film still holds up 20 years later.Seth saw it in theaters (during a power outage, no less) and has rewatched it many times since. Isaac came in fresh, having never seen it before — and was blown away.They dig into Bill Paxton's masterful direction and the revolutionary ball cam shot he invented specifically for this film, Shia LaBeouf's quietly powerful performance as Francis Ouimet, and the scene-stealing Eddie the caddy who provides some of the best comic relief in any Disney sports film. Plus they break down Harry Vardon's subtle psychological warfare on the course, Ted Ray's perfectly dry one-liners, and the father-son relationship that provides the emotional backbone of the entire story.Fun facts that will surprise you: the real Francis and Eddie remained lifelong friends — Eddie was a pallbearer at Francis' funeral. And in reality, Francis didn't win by one dramatic stroke — he finished five strokes ahead of Vardon and six ahead of Ray. Hollywood compressed it for drama, and honestly? It works.This one is criminally underrated and deserves way more attention than it gets.Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok for more family movie reviews. Sign up for our newsletter at moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/subscribe for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.The game is afoot! On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to The Great Mouse Detective — heading to the streets of Victorian London for a nostalgic dive into the 1986 Disney classic that turns 40 this year and, according to many film historians, literally saved Disney Animation from financial collapse. This children's film holds up as one of the more surprisingly dark entries in the Disney kids movies canon.This one is personal for Isaac, who grew up watching it and credits it with sparking a lifelong love of Sherlock Holmes. Seth? He'd never seen it before this episode — and his first-time reactions do not disappoint.They dig into the surprisingly dark and adult plot, the unmatched voice acting led by Vincent Price as the menacing Ratigan (a role Price called one of his favorites of his entire career), and the legendary clock tower finale — one of Disney's very first uses of CGI animation. Plus, Henry Mancini's score. Yes, the same Henry Mancini who wrote the Pink Panther theme.Fun facts that will blow your mind: John Cleese was originally cast as Basil. Norway banned the film for children under 12. Production was completed in just one year thanks to early CGI. And Toby the Dog's bark is the exact same sound recording used for Trusty in Lady and the Tramp.Plus Seth's trivia question, the Kid Test with Isaac's four kids, and a split rating — Seth hides it in the attic, Isaac takes it home, and both make a completely reasonable case.Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Revisit 1999's animated gem The Iron Giant on this nostalgic family movie review, bringing real film analysis to one of the most beloved kids movies and children's films of its era. When Brad Bird's directorial debut hit theaters, critics loved it (96% RT) but audiences stayed away. Isaac and Seth welcome guest John Barker from All The Right Movies to explore Rockwell's unforgettable tale of friendship and sacrifice. Does this beloved classic still pack an emotional punch — or has it rusted with time? Discover why this box office bomb became a cultural treasure.They dig into Brad Bird's incredible backstory (fired from Disney, left The Simpsons, then handed his directorial debut), the film's box office failure despite a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score, and why it's now considered one of the best animated films of all time. They break down Vin Diesel's nearly wordless performance as the Giant, the Superman comic book theme that anchors the entire story, and the surprisingly dark, mature themes hiding inside a "kids' movie."Plus — five jaw-dropping fun facts (Sean Connery and James Earl Jones were both considered to voice the Giant), a tough trivia question about the Giant's actual word count, the Kid Test with Isaac's four kids, and the final rating.This episode also features John's insight as a film historian and co-host of All The Right Movies, including his take on the film's connection to E.T., its influence on The Incredibles and Ratatouille, and why "you are who you choose to be" remains one of animation's most powerful themes.Check out John's podcast All The Right Movies, and his upcoming book "All the Right Movies: The Stories and Secrets Behind the Making of 25 Iconic Films," out this September.Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Isaac just got back from the theater with his four kids — and he's sharing his full experience watching Toy Story 5 opening weekend! In this bonus audio episode of Movies at Grandma's House, he breaks down his honest thoughts on Pixar's newest entry in the beloved franchise, now spanning three decades from 1995 to 2026.Here's what you need to know before you go:🤠 Jessie is the main character — not Woody. Director Andrew Stanton (a Pixar veteran) frames Toy Story 5 as the beginning of Bonnie's trilogy, with 4, 5, and a potential 6 serving as a companion arc to Andy's original three films.🚀 Buzz Lightyear is back — and Isaac feels like Toy Story 5 corrects one of the biggest criticisms of Toy Story 4: the dumbing down of Buzz's character. He's more like his old self here.😂 Conan O'Brien voices the scene-stealer — a new character called SmartyPants, a high-tech potty training toy who gets some of the biggest laughs in the film.🎬 The returning cast is stacked — Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Keanu Reeves as Duke Kaboom, and Wallace Shawn as Rex are all back. Voice actors who have passed away are handled respectfully with reduced screen time.📱 Technology and tablets are a central theme — the film feels modern and timely, exploring what it means to be a toy in today's world, with a new villain called Lillipad leading the charge.With $312 million worldwide in its opening weekend alone, this is shaping up to be one of Pixar's biggest hits. Isaac shares why he thinks this film is aimed as much at the adults who grew up with the series as it is at kids — and why he thinks Toy Story isn't going anywhere anytime soon.📬 Not on our newsletter yet? You could win a free Toy Story 5 movie poster — sign up free at the link below!moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/subscribe🎥 Remember to be kind and rewind.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Gru trades moon theft for minions, and Lucy joins the party. On this nostalgic family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to Despicable Me 2 — but does this family-friendly animated sequel still deliver 13 years later? One of the more beloved kids movies and children's films of the last decade, they explore what made it a parenting staple: the surprisingly heartfelt character growth, Kristen Wiig's perfect comic timing, and why this wholesome, feel-good film remains a go-to for multigenerational movie nights.Plus — fun facts that will blow your mind (Al Pacino recorded the entire role of El Macho then walked away due to creative differences), Seth's trivia question ranking Illumination's highest grossing films, the Kid Test with Isaac's four kids, and the big rating.Spoiler: yes — they talk about how Pharrell wrote "Happy" specifically for this movie, and why that soundtrack is criminally underrated.If you loved the first Despicable Me, this family movie review is for you.Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Episode 101 had to be 101 Dalmatians — and we couldn't be more excited about it. On this nostalgic family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to the 1961 Disney classic, one of the most beloved kids movies and children's films of its era, to find out if it still holds up after 65 years. Does it still bark up the right tree, or has it lost its spots?They dig into the surprisingly heavy plot, the unique animation style that still turns heads today, and what makes Cruella De Vil one of Disney's most chilling villains ever — someone so evil, they even compare her to Scar from The Lion King.Plus — fun facts that will surprise you (the dogs were actually light gray, not white!), Seth's trivia question about Radio City Music Hall, the Kid Test with Isaac's four kids who all had wildly different reactions, and of course the big rating.A perfect, wholesome follow-up to our milestone 100th episode. Here's to 101 episodes of family movie reviews at Movies at Grandma's House!Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.It's our 100th episode and we're going big — this nostalgic family movie review dives into The Lion King (1994)! On this milestone celebration, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to one of Disney's most beloved kids movies and children's films, settling the debate once and for all: does it still reign supreme, or has it lost its crown?They break down the plot, the unforgettable characters (Scar, Mufasa, Timon & Pumbaa, Rafiki), a little classic movie analysis on its Hamlet roots, and the legendary Hans Zimmer and Elton John soundtrack that defined a generation.Plus — fun facts that will blow your mind, Seth's trivia question, the Kid Test, and of course... the 100th rating.Loosely based on Hamlet. Nearly a billion dollars at the box office. A stampede that took three years to animate. A childhood-defining, wholesome film for so many — but does it hold up in 2026?Here's a hint: both hosts would stop the recording and immediately watch it again.🎉 Here's to 100 episodes of family movie reviews — and so many more movies at Grandma's House!Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and TikTok. Sign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster from movieposters.com — use code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% off: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998) gets the Grandma's House treatment in a very special family movie review!Isaac and Seth are joined by guest Patrick Scott Patterson — self-described "Drewbie" and host of The Patrick Scott Patterson Project podcast — to bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to Drew Barrymore's self-proclaimed favorite film of her career.Together they explore what makes this nostalgic Cinderella retelling so enduring: a heroine who actually fights back, earned romance, brilliant witty dialogue, scene-stealing performances from Da Vinci, and a final courtroom moment that still hits every time. They also dig into fun facts, trivia, audience reviews, and settle the ultimate question — does this children's film still hold up today?Grandma's Family Friendly Rating: B- | PG-13, mild | Free on Disney+ & Tubi🎙️ Guest: Patrick Scott Patterson — find The Patrick Scott Patterson Project on all major podcast platforms!📬 [email protected]🛍️ movieposters.com — code GRANDMASHOUSE for up to 15% offSign up for our newsletter for a chance to win a FREE movie poster: https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/Check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Big things are happening at Movies at Grandma's House! In this bonus episode, host Isaac gives you a sneak peek at the upcoming episode featuring the beloved 1998 fairy tale film Ever After: A Cinderella Story — and we're bringing in a very special guest, Patrick Scott Patterson, to help break it down!But first — the moment fans have been waiting for is almost here: the 100th episode is next week! 🎉Isaac also throws out a question to the community that's sure to spark some serious nostalgia:"What movie makes you think of childhood — even just the title?"Whether it's a Saturday morning memory, a VHS tape you wore out, or a film you watched every time you visited grandma's house — Isaac wants to hear from YOU. Drop your answer and you might get a shout-out on a future episode!🎬 This podcast is all about revisiting the movies that shaped us, sharing the memories, and keeping that childhood magic alive. If you grew up in the 80s, 90s, or early 2000s, this is your community.Follow & engage with us on Threads, Instagram, and Facebook — the conversation is always going, and your voice matters here.Subscribe to Patrick Scott Patterson here!https://youtube.com/@patrickscottpatterson?si=Dj93m4NXYxyiNQLh🎥 Remember to be kind and rewind

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Was rebooting Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers a brilliant move to capture '90s nostalgia, or just a cheap bootleg of a beloved classic? On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to the 2022 meta-adventure, one of the more unique kids movies and children's films to hit Disney+ in recent years.In Episode 98, we're heading to the "sketchy part of town" to revisit this nostalgic meta-adventure. We debate whether this movie was a successful rescue mission for our childhood memories or a wrecking ball for the Disney Afternoon legacy.From Ugly Sonic and Roger Rabbit to the "CGI surgery" debate, we're breaking down all the cameos and Hollywood commentary — plus a little classic movie analysis on what it means to reboot a beloved property this way.In this episode:The Nostalgia Factor: Does it live up to the original Disney Afternoon hype?Trivia Time: Will Seth finally stump me with this week's trivia question?The Rating: Does this movie earn a spot on the Hollywood Walk of Fame or the Hollywood Walk of Shame? We give it our official Granny's family friendly rating.Put your feet up on the detective desk — we're watching another family movie review at Grandma's House.🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly family movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE: 📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 💌 Email: [email protected] 🎭 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast — Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes Walt Disney Pictures🎵 MUSIC CREDITS: "When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B "Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In this bonus audio episode of Movies at Grandma's House, host Isaac shares an exciting milestone — the podcast's 100th episode is almost here, and it's going to be The Lion King (1994)! Got memories of watching The Lion King as a kid? Isaac wants to hear your ratings, stories, and nostalgia.Isaac also dives into a lively community discussion from Threads about favorite movie theme songs and scores, giving shout-outs to listeners who chimed in with some incredible picks, including:🎵 He's a Pirate – Pirates of the Caribbean🎵 North by Northwest theme (classic throwback!)🎵 ET's Flying Theme – John Williams🎵 Gonna Fly Now – Rocky🎵 Rainbow Connection – The Muppets🎵 Theme from The Incredibles – Michael Giacchino🎵 Back to the Future theme – Alan SilvestriWhether you're a fan of sweeping orchestral scores or iconic pop songs tied to beloved films, this episode is a nostalgic trip through some of cinema's most memorable music.Subscribe, follow, and join the conversation on Threads, Facebook, and Instagram — your pick might get featured in an upcoming bonus episode!Signup to our newsletter to win a free movie poster!moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com/subscribe🎬 Remember to be kind and rewind.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.A baby's gotta do what a baby's gotta do... in the middle of Paris! 🍼 On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to Rugrats in Paris: The Movie — one of the more underrated kids movies and children's films of its era — taking a trip back to the year 2000 to revisit the Nickelodeon classic. From the giant mechanical Reptar to the emotional plane ride that defined a generation, we're breaking down why this sequel might actually be better than the original.We're diving deep into the early 2000s nostalgia, the soundtrack, and Susan Sarandon's legendary turn as the villainous Coco LaBouche. Most importantly for our millennial parents, we're answering the big question: Does this movie hold up for your kids today, and where does it land on our official Granny's family friendly rating scale?In this episode, we discuss:The legacy of the Rugrats franchise and Klasky Csupo animation.Why Chuckie Finster's search for a mom is still a tear-jerker.The epic Reptar vs. Robosnail showdown.Movie Trivia: Can Isaac beat the clock or will Seth stump him?🥐 Join the Conversation: What was your favorite Rugrats moment growing up? Let us know in the comments!SUBSCRIBE for more nostalgic family movie reviews and family-friendly guides!#RugratsInParis #Nickelodeon #90sNostalgia #MovieReview #FamilyFriendly #Rugrats #2000sMovies #MoviesAtGrandmasHouse🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly family movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE: 📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 💌 Email: [email protected] 🎭 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast — Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes🎵 MUSIC CREDITS: "When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B "Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Isaac is back with a special bonus episode just for our Spotify listeners! This week he's sharing some exciting updates from Movies at Grandma's House — including a FREE digital product dropping this week that you won't want to miss.But first, the big question: If you could change ONE thing about the movie theatre experience to get you going more often, what would it be? Better seats? Cheaper concessions? No talking? Isaac breaks down his thoughts and wants to hear yours.Whether you're a die-hard moviegoer or someone who hasn't stepped into a cinema in years, this episode will have you thinking about what keeps people away from theatres — and what could bring them back.This is the kind of conversation we LOVE having with our community, and this episode is your invitation to join it.🎁 Grab our FREE digital product + join the newsletter here:👉 moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🎬 We cover: movie theatre experience | future of movie theatres | why people don't go to movies anymore | cinema vs streaming | movie theatre improvements | free movie resources | family movie podcast | nostalgia podcast | movie lovers community | bonus podcast episode | Movies at Grandma's House updates | Isaac bonus episode | movie culture podcast | streaming vs theatre debate🎧 Listen every week for new episodes, reviews, and bonus content — subscribe so you never miss a drop!Movies at Grandma's House is the podcast where two guys revisit the movies they grew up with and ask the most important question: do they still hold up? Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, nostalgic deep dives, and the occasional heated debate.👉 Join our newsletter + get free movie resources: moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.It's all fun, games, and cereal... until the nightmare circus arrives! 🦖🎡 Welcome back to the living room for another family movie review from Movies at Grandma's House! On this episode, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to the 1993 Amblimation classic, We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story — one of the more polarizing kids movies and children's films we've covered. Produced by Steven Spielberg and starring the voices of John Goodman, Jay Leno, and Martin Short, this movie is the definition of a 90s "bait-and-switch."In this retrospective, we're peeling back the layers of this 90s fever dream. We discuss the catchy "Roll Back the Rock" song, the mystery of the "Brain Grain," and why Professor Screweyes is arguably one of the most terrifying villains in animation history. Most importantly for our fellow millennial parents: Was this movie actually meant for kids, and does it score a family friendly pass on our official Granny's rating scale?Plus, stick around for our signature movie trivia challenge to see if Seth can finally stump me with some deep-cut prehistoric facts! Whether you remember the friendly Rex or the traumatizing crows, this nostalgic trip down memory lane is for you.🐦‍⬛ Let us know in the comments: What was the one scene in this movie that secretly creeped you out as a kid?So roll back the Rock! Hit that LIKE button, SUBSCRIBE, and ring the bell so you never miss another family movie review at Grandma's!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly family movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE: 📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse 💌 Email: [email protected] 🎭 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/MoviesatGrandmasHousePodcast — Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes🎵 MUSIC CREDITS: "When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B "Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Hyper-time is real... but so is the fashion of 2002! ⌚💨Grab your frosted tips and join us in the living room for another episode of Movies at Grandma’s House! Today, Seth and I are revisiting the high-concept Nickelodeon hit, Clockstoppers. Starring Jesse Bradford, French Paula Garces, and Michael Biehn, this movie had every kid in the early 2000s checking their wrists for a secret acceleration watch.In this 30-minute retrospective, we dive into the peak-Y2K aesthetic, the surprisingly cool special effects, and whether the government conspiracy plot actually holds up today. Most importantly, we break it down for millennial parents: Is this Nickelodeon movie too intense for your kids, and how does it score on our official Granny's Family Friendly Rating scale?Plus, stick around for our signature movie trivia challenge to see if Seth can stump me or if I'll need to freeze time to find the answer! Whether you grew up watching this on VHS or you’re discovering it on streaming, this review is for you.⏳ Let us know in the comments: If you could freeze time for one hour, what’s the first thing you would do?Set your watches, hit that LIKE button, and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss a movie night at Grandma's!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD#nickelodeon #nickelodeonmovies #moviereview

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.We've got cabin fever! 🏴‍☠️🐸Hoist the colors and join us in the living room for a swashbuckling episode of Movies at Grandma’s House! Today, Seth and I are setting sail back to 1996 to review the Jim Henson classic, Muppet Treasure Island. Starring the legendary Tim Curry as Long John Silver, alongside Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, and Rizzo the Rat, this movie is a chaotic blend of classic literature and absolute Muppet madness.In this quick 30-minute retrospective, we break down the incredible soundtrack (including the unforgettable "Cabin Fever"), the brilliant blend of human actors and Muppets, and whether Tim Curry gave the greatest pirate performance in cinema history. Most importantly, we answer the big question for millennial parents: Does this 90s nostalgic movie still hold up for a new generation, and how does it score on our official Granny's Family Friendly Rating scale?Plus, stick around for our signature movie trivia challenge to see if Seth can make me walk the plank! Whether you know every word to "Shiver My Timbers" or you're discovering this treasure for the first time, this review is for you.⚓ Let us know in the comments: Who is the best Muppet duo: Gonzo & Rizzo or Bunsen & Beaker?Practice your sea shanties, hit that LIKE button, and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss a movie night at Grandma's!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD#timcurry #muppets #jimhenson #muppettreasureisland

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.100 episodes in the making! Join Isaac for a special audio-only bonus episode of Movies at Grandma’s House as we celebrate a massive milestone and reflect on our journey through the films of our childhood.In this episode, we wrap up an incredible Season 4 and look ahead to what is coming in Season 5. Isaac shares a teaser about a upcoming film that completely changed his perspective upon rewatching—leaving him with a reaction he never expected!In this episode, we discuss:The Power of Nostalgia: Why we started this journey with co-host Seth to share movie memories with our kids and listeners.Making Movie Night an Event: Tips for creating a cinema experience at home using projectors and our customizable digital movie tickets.Season 4 Recap: We recently ranked every movie from the season—did your favorite make the top of the list? Community & Giveaways: A huge congratulations to our latest movie poster giveaway winner, Melissa! The Future of the Pod: Why we are looking for your feedback on doing more audio-only content for your workday or commute.Support the Show:Join the Newsletter: Get episode recaps, family-friendly movie news, and access to free digital products.moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.comWin Free Movies: Sign up for our monthly movie poster giveaway or join our live streams for a chance to win Fandango at Home rentals.Connect With Us: Leave a comment or reach out with the movies you want to see us cover in Season 5!Check the links in the description to sign up for the newsletter and claim your free digital movie night tools.Remember to be kind and rewind!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XDNostalgic movies, 90s movies, 2000s movies, family-friendly films, movie reviews, Season 4 recap, Season 5 teaser, movie poster giveaway, Fandango at home, movie night at home, Movies at Grandma’s House.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.We went LIVE and ranked every single movie from Season 4 of Movies at Grandma's House — and things got heated. Join Isaac and Seth as they revisit every childhood favorite covered this season, from Spy Kids to The Emperor's New Groove, and put them in their definitive order once and for all.Did your favorite make the top of the list? Did we completely botch the rankings? This is the episode where we find out — with live chat weighing in the whole way through.If you grew up watching 90s and 2000s family movies and have strong opinions about which ones actually hold up, this is your episode. We're talking nostalgia, hot takes, brutal honesty, and the childhood classics that maybe… weren't so classic after all.🎬 We cover: Season 4 movie rankings | 90s family movies ranked | childhood movies tier list | nostalgia podcast | family movie podcast | best 90s kids movies | movies that hold up | Spy Kids review | Emperor's New Groove review | live podcast recording | movie ranking podcastNew episodes every week — subscribe so you never miss a movie night!Movies at Grandma's House is the podcast where two guys revisit the movies they grew up with and ask the most important question: do they still hold up?Subscribe to our newsletter!moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.He’s half-dog, half-wolf, and the only one who can save the town of Nome! 🐺❄️Grab a warm blanket and join us in the living room for another episode of Movies at Grandma’s House! Today, Seth and I are braving the Alaskan wilderness to review the 1995 animated classic, Balto. Featuring the iconic voice talents of Kevin Bacon (Balto), Bob Hoskins (Boris the goose), and Jim Cummings as the ultimate animated villain, Steele, this movie is a staple of 90s animation.In this quick, 30-minute retrospective, we break down the breathtaking animation, the unforgettable sidekicks, and how the movie compares to the real-life 1925 serum run to Nome. We also answer the ultimate question: Does this nostalgic 90s movie still hold up for millennial parents sharing it with their kids today?Stick around for our signature movie trivia challenge to see if Seth can finally freeze me in my tracks, and find out exactly how this winter adventure scores on our official Granny's Family Friendly Rating scale.🛷 Let us know in the comments: Who is the best side character in Balto: Boris, Muk, or Luk?Hit that LIKE button, SUBSCRIBE, and ring the bell so you never miss a movie night at Grandma's!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.He has the head of a dog and the body of a cop, and he's ready to save the city! 🐶🚓Welcome back to the living room for a very special, Supa-epic episode of Movies at Grandma’s House! Today, we are putting down the classics and picking up a comic book to review the animated Dog Man movie. Based on the massively popular graphic novel series by Dav Pilkey (the creator of Captain Underpants), this movie brings our favorite half-dog, half-human hero to the big screen.We are breaking down the unique animation style, the hilarious dynamic between Dog Man and Chief, and, of course, the brilliant villainy of Petey the Cat (and the undeniable cuteness of Li'l Petey). Does this chaotic DreamWorks animation capture the heart and humor of the books, or does it belong in the doghouse?Stick around to see if Seth can stump me in our signature movie trivia challenge, and find out where Dog Man lands on our official film rating scale. Whether you've read every single book in the series or you are just discovering the Supa Buddies for the first time, this review is for you!🐱 Let us know in the comments: Who is the best character in the Dog Man universe: Petey, Li'l Petey, or Chief?Fetch that LIKE button, hit SUBSCRIBE, and ring the bell so you never miss a movie night at Grandma's!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.He thinks he’s a genetically altered super-dog... but he’s really just a rescue pup lost in the real world! ⚡️🐶Welcome back to the living room for another episode of Movies at Grandma’s House! Today, we are traveling back to 2008 to review one of the most underrated films in the Disney animated canon: Bolt. Starring John Travolta as the delusional canine TV star and Miley Cyrus as his beloved owner Penny, this movie takes us on a hilarious cross-country road trip.We are breaking down everything that makes this late-2000s Disney movie so unique. We discuss Bolt's reality check, the sarcastic brilliance of Mittens the alley cat (Susie Essman), and why Rhino the hamster (Mark Walton) might just be the greatest comedic sidekick in Disney animation history. Plus, we can't forget those pitch-perfect Hollywood pigeons!Does this action-packed family comedy still hold up today, or are we looking at it through nostalgia goggles? Stick around to see if Seth can stump me in our signature movie trivia challenge, and find out where Bolt lands on our official film rating scale.🐹 Let us know in the comments: Who is the best side character in Bolt: Mittens, Rhino, or the Pigeons?Break out the hamster balls, hit that LIKE button, and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss a movie night at Grandma's!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Good morning, and in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night! 📺Grab a cup of Mococoa and join us in the living room for a brand new episode of Movies at Grandma’s House! Today, Isaac and Seth are breaking out of Seahaven Island to review the 1998 visionary classic, The Truman Show. Starring Jim Carrey in his defining dramatic role, alongside Ed Harris and Laura Linney, this movie completely changed the way we look at reality television and the world around us.In this quick 30-minute retrospective, we dive deep into the incredible set design, the existential dread hidden behind those perfect suburban smiles, and whether the movie actually predicted the social media era we live in today. Most importantly, we break it down for millennial parents: Will kids today even understand the concept of this 90s movie, and how does it score on our official Granny's Family Friendly Rating scale?Plus, stick around for our signature movie trivia challenge to see if Seth can catch me off-script! Whether you are watching Truman Burbank discover the truth for the 100th time or the very first time, this review is for you.🎬 Let us know in the comments: What was the biggest clue Truman missed before the stage light fell?Smile for the hidden cameras, hit that LIKE button, and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss a movie night at Grandma's!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): moviesatgrandmashouse.beehiiv.com🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Is Secondhand Lions the ultimate coming-of-age movie? > Grab a glass of sweet tea and join us on the porch for this episode of Movies at Grandma’s House! Today, we are reviewing the 2003 family classic, Secondhand Lions. Starring the legendary trio of Michael Caine (Garth), Robert Duvall (Hub), and Haley Joel Osment (Walter), this film blends Texas summers, eccentric uncles, and wild African adventures into an unforgettable story.We dive deep into the chemistry of the cast, discuss Hub's famous "Everything that is good and true" speech, and debate the movie's biggest mystery: Were the uncles' tall tales actually true? We also answer the ultimate question: Does this underrated 2000s movie still hold up today?Plus, stick around to see if Seth can stump me in our signature movie trivia challenge, and find out if this film earns our highest film rating. Whether you love heartwarming family movies or just want to hear us talk about lions in cornfields, this retrospective review has you covered!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.With the 25th anniversary of Spy Kids approaching in March 2026, we decided to revisit Robert Rodriguez's original 2001 family adventure in celebration of this milestone. Before you dive back into the world of Carmen and Juni Cortez, we're rewatching the classic Spy Kids film that launched a beloved franchise and changed the game for family spy movies. Does this 25-year-old spy adventure hold up in 2026, or has time caught up with Rodriguez's innovative visual effects and iconic gadgets? Let's dive into this Spy Kids 2001 review and find out if this thumbs-up approved mission is still worth your time.🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.With the highly anticipated 35th anniversary re-release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze hitting theaters in March 2026 in 4K, we decided to revisit the original 1991 TMNT sequel to see if it truly deserves this theatrical comeback. Before you potentially shell out money for the re-release featuring Jim Henson's groundbreaking puppetry, and the introduction of Tokka and Rahzar, we're rewatching the classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II film that took the franchise to new heights. Does this 35-year-old turtle sequel hold up in 2026, or will the upcoming re-release in 4K be the only reason to care about this Vanilla Ice-featuring follow-up? Let's dive into this TMNT II 1991 review and find out if this anniversary re-release is worth your time and money.🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:🎧 Newsletter (FREE movie night printables): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE15 for 15% off!Video Scenes COPYRIGHT Universal Pictures/DreamWorks Animation🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Grab your umbrella and tap shoes! In this episode of Movies at Grandma’s House, we travel back to the Golden Age of Hollywood to review the 1952 musical masterpiece, Singin' in the Rain. We analyze the chemistry between Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, and Donald O'Connor to answer the ultimate question: Does this classic Hollywood musical still hold up for modern audiences? Join us as we break down iconic numbers like 'Make 'Em Laugh' and 'Good Morning,' discuss the history of the transition from silent films to talkies, and decide if the choreography is still unmatched today. Plus, don't miss our signature movie trivia challenge and final film rating. Whether you are a die-hard fan of MGM musicals or watching for the first time, this retrospective review is packed with nostalgia, laughs, and cinema history.🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In this episode of Movies at Grandma’s House, hosts Isaac and Seth mush their way back to 2002 to review the Disney family comedy, Snow Dogs. We’re trading the sunny streets of Miami for the frozen tundra of Alaska to see if this Cuba Gooding Jr. classic still delivers the laughs or if it’s left out in the cold. We break down the hilarious fish-out-of-water story of Ted Brooks, the pack of mischievous Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes (including the iconic Demon and Nana), and the legendary performance of James Coburn. From the unforgettable "talking dog" dream sequence to the high-stakes dog sled racing of the Arctic Challenge, we discuss the behind-the-scenes trivia and nostalgia that made this a live-action Disney staple. Does this winter adventure earn a "Take it Home" rating for your next family movie night, or should you "Hide it in the Attic" with the winter coats? Join us as we review the slapstick humor, the heartwarming animal bond, and the ultimate 2000s vibes of Snow Dogs!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In this episode of Movies at Grandma’s House, hosts Isaac and Seth take a trip back to East High to review the 2006 Disney Channel Original Movie phenomenon, High School Musical. We’re breaking out the basketballs and microphones to see if the chemistry between Zac Efron (Troy Bolton) and Vanessa Hudgens (Gabriella Montez) still sizzles or if the "Status Quo" has shifted 20 years later. We dive into the soundtrack hits like "Get'cha Head in the Game" and "Breaking Free," discuss the scene-stealing energy of Ashley Tisdale as Sharpay Evans, and explore the behind-the-scenes trivia that turned this low-budget TV movie into a global franchise. Is this teen musical a nostalgic masterpiece that belongs in your collection, or is it a "cringe-fest" that hasn't aged well? Join us for our final verdict: Do we "Take it Home" or "Hide it in the Attic"? Whether you’re a Wildcat for life or watching for the first time, grab your pom-poms for this ultimate rewatch review!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In this episode of Movies at Grandma's House, hosts Isaac and Seth journey back to the prehistoric beginnings of the Blue Sky Studios era to review the 2002 animated classic, Ice Age. We dive deep into the journey of Manny the Mammoth, Sid the Sloth, and Diego the Saber-toothed Tiger as they return a "pinky" human baby to its herd. We discuss the unexpected emotional weight of Manny’s tragic backstory, the legendary physical comedy of Scrat, and the voice acting genius of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, and Denis Leary. In our "does it hold up" breakdown, we debate if the retro animation still captures the fun or if it belongs in a museum. Stick around for our final verdict: Is this a "Take it Home" essential for your collection, or should you "Hide it in the Attic" and forget it exists? Whether you’re a fan of classic 2000s movies, looking for a family movie night recommendation, or prepping for the upcoming Ice Age 6, this review has everything you need!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Is Free Willy a timeless masterpiece of 90s cinema, or should we have left this whale tale in the past? 🐳 In this episode of Movies at Grandma's House, we are diving deep into the splash zone with special guest Zach Milne to revisit the 1993 classic that defined a generation.It’s been 33 years since Jesse and Willy made that iconic jump to freedom. But watching it in 2026 hits differently. We discuss everything: the incredible animatronics, the banger Michael Jackson soundtrack ("Will You Be There"), the tragic true story of Keiko the Orca, and whether the plot actually makes sense today.In this movie review, we cover:🌊 The nostalgia factor: Is it a tear-jerker or just cheesy?🐋 The "Blackfish" effect: How our view of captivity has changed.🎥 The acting performances of Jason James Richter and Lori Petty.📼 Our final verdict: Take it Home, Leave it at Grandma's, or Hide it in the Attic?If you love 90s nostalgia, family movie nights, and honest film reviews, pull up a beanbag chair and join us! Don't forget to comment your favorite memory of this movie below!Video Scenes:0:00 - Intro & Welcome Zach Milne2:15 - Free Willy Plot Recap10:30 - Does the CGI/Animatronics Hold Up?22:45 - The Michael Jackson Song & Soundtrack35:20 - The Truth About Keiko (The Real Whale)48:10 - Final Rating: Take it Home or Hide it in the Attic?🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD#FreeWilly #MovieReview #90sNostalgia

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Get ready to "Move It, Move It" as we rewind to 2005! In this episode of Movies at Grandma's House, Isaac and Seth break out of the Central Park Zoo to review DreamWorks' animated hit, Madagascar. We debate if this star-studded comedy featuring Ben Stiller (Alex), Chris Rock (Marty), and David Schwimmer (Melman) still holds up against modern animation, or if the "simple" style shows its age.We reveal crazy behind-the-scenes movie trivia, including the shocking fact that the Penguins of Madagascar were originally pitched as a barbershop quartet and the hidden "lion face" detail in the ocean foam. Plus, Isaac shares why the "savage Alex" scenes actually terrified his kids , and Seth explains why King Julien (Sacha Baron Cohen) and the penguins steal the show. Whether you rate this a "Take it Home" classic like Seth or a "Watch at Grandma's" like Isaac, join us for a nostalgic deep dive into this crack-a-lackin' adventure!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): ⁠https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/⁠🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD+400:00 - Introduction to Madagascar Review: "Escape to Madagascar: A 2005 Comedy Classic"02:15 - Spoiler Alert and Film Facts: "Madagascar's Box Office Success: A 2005 Hit"05:30 - First Impressions and Cast Highlights: "Star-Studded Cast: Ben Stiller, Chris Rock & More"10:45 - Animation and Humor Analysis: "Why Madagascar's Animation Still Shines"15:00 - Memorable Quotes and Scenes: "Iconic Quotes: From 'Move It' to 'Crack-a-Lackin'"20:30 - Character Dynamics and Plot: "Zoo to Wild: Madagascar's Unique Storyline"25:45 - Fun Facts and Behind the Scenes: "Madagascar Trivia: Did You Know?"30:00 - Audience Reviews and Final Thoughts: "Madagascar: A Timeless Family Favorite"

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Join Isaac and Seth for a controversial rewind of the 1965 classic musical, The Sound of Music. In this honest movie review, we travel to the hills of Austria to debate if this Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer masterpiece still holds up over 60 years later. While it has a legendary status and stunning cinematography, with 12 songs, the film might be too long for modern audiences compared to today's musicals. We break down behind-the-scenes movie trivia—including why Christopher Plummer disliked the role and the "burly men" who helped the Von Trapp family escape—plus we react to iconic musical numbers like "Do-Re-Mi" and "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria". Whether you are looking for classic movie commentary, family movie night recommendations, or just want to see if this Golden Age Hollywood hit is worth a rewatch, pull up a spot on the couch for this episode of Movies at Grandma's House!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD+4

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Isaac and Seth dive into the 2006 Disney film 'Eight Below,' exploring its themes of survival, emotional depth, and the bond between humans and dogs. They discuss the film's cinematography, character dynamics, and the performances, particularly that of Paul Walker. The conversation also touches on the film's darker elements, its family-friendly rating, and the impact it has on viewers, especially animal lovers. The hosts share their personal experiences with the film, audience reviews, and fun facts about its production.🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.This week on Movies at Grandma’s House, we’re heading back to 1993 to revisit the bobsledding classic, Cool Runnings. As Millennial dads, we remember the "feel-good" vibes and the iconic soundtrack, but how does it land in 2025? We’re breaking down the humor, the heart, and whether the lessons of John Candy and the Jamaican team are still a gold-medal fit for your kids today.Is it a podium finish or a total wipeout? Let's find out!🎧 SIGNUP to our Newsletter (Enter to WIN a free movie poster!): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD#coolrunnings #90s #johncandy

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Remember Snow Day? This 2000 Nickelodeon movie was a childhood staple for millennials everywhere. But does Snow Day hold up when you watch it with your own kids? We revisited this 25-year-old family movie and discovered some SERIOUSLY awkward moments that make millennial parents cringe now.In this Snow Day review, we discuss:✅ Why the teen romance subplot feels so uncomfortable now✅ Whether Snow Day is appropriate for kids today (Family Friendly Rating: B-)✅ The hilarious moments our kids actually loved✅ How this Nickelodeon movie is a total Y2K time capsule✅ Our honest parent ratings: Watch at Grandma's or Hide in the Attic?SNOW DAY (2000) MOVIE FACTS:🎬 Starring: Chris Elliott, Chevy Chase, Jean Smart, Mark Webber🎬 Released: February 11, 2000 (now 25 years old!)🎬 Budget: $13 million | Box Office: $62.5 million🎬 Nickelodeon Movies + Paramount Pictures🎬 Where to watch: Paramount Plus, Amazon Prime, Hulu, YouTubeThis Snow Day movie review is perfect for millennial parents wondering if childhood favorites are still family-friendly. Join us at Movies at Grandma's House as we determine if Snow Day passes the test or gets hidden in the attic!SHOULD YOU WATCH SNOW DAY WITH YOUR KIDS? Comment below with your memories of this 2000s Nickelodeon classic!👉 SUBSCRIBE for more nostalgic movie reviews for millennial parents!⏰ TIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Intro & Snow Day Movie Facts[Add your actual timestamps]#SnowDay #SnowDayMovie #NickelodeonMovies #MillennialParents #2000sNostalgia #FamilyMovieReview #MoviesAtGrandmasHouse #Y2KMovies #ChildhoodMovies #MovieReview2025 #DoesItHoldUp #ParentingHumor #FamilyFriendlyMovies #NostalgicMovies #ChevyChase📧 Contact: [email protected]🎬 Get 15% off movie posters at movieposters.com - Code: GRANDMASHOUSE📰 Join our newsletter for a chance to win FREE movie posters monthly!

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.🎧 WIN A FREE MOVIE POSTER! Signup to get your entry in now! https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XDHey everyone! 🎉 Join us LIVE as we dive into Zootopia 2 - still fresh in theaters after just one week! If you've seen it, let's celebrate what made this sequel so amazing. If you haven't yet, come hear why you need to catch it this weekend!We can't wait to talk about:✨ The stunning animation and new locations🐍 Gary the Snake and the reptile mystery🦊🐰 Judy and Nick's partnership dynamics🎵 That new Shakira song!💫 All those Disney references and surprisesWhether you caught it opening weekend or just saw it yesterday, bring your thoughts, favorite moments, and let's geek out together! This is a spoiler-friendly zone, so we can really dig into everything that made this movie special.Drop your reactions in the chat - what scenes made you laugh? What surprised you? Let's celebrate this incredible return to Zootopia!#Zootopia2 #DisneyMovies #MovieReview

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Emperor's New Groove might be the most chaotic movie Disney ever made, and we're here for it. This 2000 comedy gave us some of the most quotable lines in Disney history—"wrong lever," "no touchy," and basically everything Kronk says—but is it actually a good movie or are we all just hyped on nostalgia? In this Emperor's New Groove review, we're rewatching Disney's weirdest buddy comedy to see if the humor holds up or if we've been brainwashed by memes for 20+ years. From Kuzco's llama transformation to Yzma being the most unhinged villain ever, we're breaking down why this movie became a cult classic and whether it deserves the hype. Grab your cookies and Kool-Aid because we're watching another movie at Grandma's House, and the groove is about to get analyzed!💬 Does Emperor's New Groove still make you laugh? Drop your favorite quote in the comments!#EmperorsNewGroove #DisneyMovies

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Treasure Planet (2002) might be Disney's most underrated movie... or its most overrated flop. We're finally reviewing this space pirate adventure to settle the debate once and for all!Disney spent $140 million turning Treasure Island into a sci-fi epic with robot pirates, solar surfing, and some of the most stunning animation of the early 2000s. But it bombed at the box office and nearly killed traditional animation at Disney. So what happened?In this Treasure Planet review, we're diving into:✨ Why this movie flopped so hard✨ The incredible animation that still holds up✨ Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver's underrated dynamic✨ Whether the internet hype is justified or if nostalgia is lying to usIs Treasure Planet a forgotten masterpiece or a beautiful mess? Join us at Grandma's House as we rewatch, react, and give our honest thoughts on Disney's wildest experiment.🎬 MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE - Where we review the movies everyone forgot (or tried to forget)💬 What do YOU think about Treasure Planet? Drop your hot takes in the comments!#TreasurePlanet #DisneyMovies #MovieReview #MoviesAtGrandmasHouse🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:🎧 Newsletter (FREE movie night printables): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes via Walt Disney Pictures🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XD

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In Zootopia, prey and predator animals live together in harmony...until predators start going SAVAGE and attacking citizens! Fun for the whole family, right? We rewatched this 2016 Disney movie and realized there's WAY more going on than we remembered. What we thought was a cute animated movie about a bunny cop and a fox actually tackles some seriously dark themes. In this Zootopia review, Isaac and Seth break down the movie to uncover what we missed the first time. Zootopia goes places most Disney movies won't touch. Is this really a kids movie or did Disney sneak something much heavier past us? We're diving deep into Zootopia's darkest moments, hidden messages, and whether this Oscar-winning animated film holds up as one of Disney's smartest movies. Join us for another movie rewatch at Grandma's House!🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly movie reviews perfect for family movie night | Hit the 🔔 for notifications when we drop new videos!📱 CONNECT WITH MOVIES AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE:🎧 Newsletter (FREE movie night printables): https://moviesatgrandmashouse.carrd.co/📘 Facebook: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse📸 Instagram: @MoviesAtGrandmasHouse💌 Email: [email protected]🎭 Patreon: Exclusive bonus episodes & behind-the-scenes content🎟️🎭 Get movie posters at movieposters.com - Use code: GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off!Video Scenes via Walt Disney Pictures🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:"When My Ukulele Plays" by Soundroll | License: N2WWMTMMABD1PG1B"Family Time" by Cruen | License: 0CCRCIPFLMYKB1XDZootopia, Zootopia review, Zootopia rewatch, Zootopia dark themes, Disney movies, Zootopia analysis, animated movies, Disney dark, movie review, Zootopia hidden meaning, 2016 movies, movie breakdown, Zootopia explained, Disney conspiracy, kids movies, adult rewatch, movies at grandmas house, Zootopia deeper meaning, Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, Disney Easter eggs, movie commentary, rewatching movies, nostalgic movies, Zootopia reaction,