Film & Whiskey
Film & Whiskey
Film & Whiskey: The Ultimate Whiskey and Movie Review Podcast Lifelong friends Brad and Bob combine their love for movies and whiskey in this hilarious and insightful show. Each episode pairs a classic film with a new whiskey review, offering fresh takes for cinephiles, whiskey lovers, and fans of movie reviews alike. Whether you’re a seasoned whiskey drinker or just starting out, Film & Whiskey delivers expert analysis, witty banter, and plenty of laughs. Subscribe now for your go-to whiskey and movie review podcast that’s perfect for fans of great movies, good drinks, and better conversations.
July 21, 2026

Big Hero 6: Bob's First-Time Watch + Green River Toasted Double Oak

Big Hero 6: Bob's First-Time Watch + Green River Toasted Double Oak
Big Hero 6: Bob's First-Time Watch + Green River Toasted Double Oak
Film & Whiskey
Big Hero 6: Bob's First-Time Watch + Green River Toasted Double Oak

Season 11 rolls into Week 2 with the second film in the season's first Let's Make It a Double chain, and it's a genuine rarity: Big Hero 6 is Bob's first-time watch, only the third film in F&W history that Bob is coming in cold on (Scott Pilgrim and Secondhand Lions are the other two). Pair that with a new limited release from Green River Distillery Select — an 8-year, 115.1-proof toasted double oak that lands squarely on opposite sides of Bob and Brad's palates — and the result is one of the weirder tasting sections of the season, plus a genuinely divided take on a 2014 Disney movie that made $660 million and then vanished.

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