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.
May 27, 2019

The Great Escape / Glenmorangie Lasanta

The Great Escape / Glenmorangie Lasanta

Brad and Bob take a look at a movie that your dad has probably fallen asleep watching on AMC, The Great Escape. The consensus is that it still holds up, the script is amazing, and the direction is underrated. It’s tense, claustrophobic, and fun. Also, Brad somehow didn’t know Richard Attenborough was in Jurassic Park.

Then, they try the second bottle in their Glenmorangie sampler, the sherry-finished Glenmorangie Lasanta. You’re going to want to hear their scores on this one.
PSA: we have a NEW SCORING SYSTEM for our whiskeys! We’ve added a fifth category, “value,” and it rounds out our potential points to a nice 50.

After the whiskey review, Bob decides that if Hollywood is going to remake everything, he might as well jump the gun and recast the movie himself. Also, Brad somehow confuses Adam Driver and Adam Scott.

0:00 - Intro and Initial Thoughts
28:00 - Glenmorangie Lasanta Dew Review
38:00 - Analysis and Final Thoughts

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