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Another adaptation episode, except this one we LOVE! In the early 2000's Peter Jackson could do no wrong, and he proves it here with a timely update that still feels faithful to it's source in 2005's King Kong. It's long, but worth it as they say, and so is this episode. Along with rewatching the Director's Cut, we enjoy four or five beers, stump each other with fun trivia, and have a lot of laughs along the way. We know you will enjoy it as much as we do.  Thanks for your support and for finding us on the web at 20years4beers or on Threads! Support the show

Coming closer and closer to our rewatches of 2005 films brings us to another legendary book series adapted into a film... not Harry Potter, or Lord of the Rings, but the other one in The Chronicles of Narnia. This one is not what it wanted to be, but it works for our Christmas episodes of 2025 and we stuck with it! We may not have loved the film, but we always love recording and having some new beers and a lot of laughs. We hope you enjoy the episode and find us at 20years4beers.com for more! Support the show

Here we present you our Christmas episode... in January! Such is life when editing things yourself haha In this episode we discuss a beloved Christmas classic - well, for us it is - in 2005's "KIss Kiss, Bang Bang." The film is more than just the relaunch of Robert Downey Jr's career, it stands as a wonderful addition to the obscure Christmas film genre, and we cannot recommend it enough. Along with 4 new beers, we have a special guest, some fun trivia, and a ton of fun. Thanks for your support and find us on 20years4beers.com for more Support the show

Did we record this episode in October? Yes, yes we did. But who cares cause it is out now!  After playing some catch up, we are back to a regular schedule and that begins with the release of the end of year episodes from 2025.  First is this episode where we contractually discuss a Steven Spielberg film, in 2005's "War of the Worlds." Along with some new beers, almost all of which were good, fun trivia and an odd Freudian slip, we think you will enjoy this one as much as we do. Thanks for your support and find us on the web at 20years4beers.com for more! Support the show

Look - Tim and I don't always agree, and when we don't it is clearly Tim who must admit who is actually correct... and this episode is no different! We take another jump back to 20 years ago and rewatch Ron Howard's boxing movie "Cinderella Man" and enjoy some fun with a fellow podcaster as well. Along with the film we discuss four new beers, enjoy a fun trivia session, and a trip down memory lane with an old friend. We think you will enjoy listening as much as we love recording. Thanks for your support and find us on 20years4beers.com for more! Support the show

We couldn't decide which "raunchy" comedy to feature, so why not cover two for the price of one?! In this episode we look back at two mega hit comedies. One that launched a career of a comedy icon in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," the other that showed off the legendary comedic duo of the time in "Wedding Crashers." There isn't a ton of depth here, but there are a lot of laughs, new beers, fun trivia, and another round of "can Steve edit?" We think you will enjoy it, and thank you for your support! Find us at 20years4beers.com for more info. Support the show

It's all happening!!! 5 years have passed (and a bit more since we recorded this) and somehow we are still here and still kicking...not unlike our film this week! We do something never before seen on 20/4 and cover a film we have ALREADY covered, with a twist.  For our special anniversary episode, we rewatch the one that started it all, "Almost Famous: The Bootleg Cut" otherwise known as the director's cut. We take a look back at our first episode, 5 years of fun, and one of our favorite films ever, along with some fun new beers and somehow new trivia. We hope you like it! Thanks SO much for your support over these years and be sure to watch out for more episodes and give us a like/follow/share. Support the show

We finally break out of the comic book streak, and decide to go further back again to cover one of our favorite films of all-time in 1995's "The Usual Suspects." It is hard to understate the love we have for this film, and after listening to this episode I am sure you will understand what I am talking about. Combined with 4 new beers, somehow trivia we had not known at this point, and a lot of laughs, we know that our fans will love this one too. Thanks for your support, and for sharing your love for the podcast, and find us at 20years4beers.com for more! Support the show

Hey, another comic book episode! We may not be consistent in posting episodes, but we sure can find random stretches of themes when we want! On this brand new episode we discuss an M. Night Shyamalan comic book film, one of our favorites, in 2005's "Unbreakable." As usual we also cover four new beers, add in some fun trivia, another round of laughs and even a little potty break for fun. We think you will enjoy it as much as we do. Thanks for your support and for sharing our little podcast with your friends. Drop a review and head to 20years4beers.com for more! Support the show

Another day, another comic book episode of 20 Years, 4 Beers! As we continue this mid-season theme, we pivot to a much grittier graphic novel adaptation and cover 2005's "Sin City." This one was hard to find a clip for, I will admit, but that doesn't stop us from enjoying the rewatch, and some new beers to go with it. Add in some fun trivia, and a lot of laughs, and you have another fantastic addition to the 20/4 lineup. Thanks for your support, and find us at 20years4beers.com for more! Support the show

Welp...after another long break and a broken computer - we are back baby! This episode brings up back into the mind of Christopher Nolan, and also back into the comic book world with 2005's "Batman Begins." Along with our love for this film (and it is a lot of love) we also cover 4 new beers, some fun trivia, and a whole lot of random thoughts. Thank you for your support and patience and find us at 20years4beers.com for more! Support the show

A rare double feature from us tackles two of the greatest pop culture films, and arguable two of the most influential films of all-time, both celebrating milestone years this year. Jaws (50th Anniversary) and Back to the Future (40th Anniversary), both have a special place in our hearts, and have somehow gotten better with age. In this episode we discuss both films, briefly talk about beer cause the stars of the show are these two movies, and have fun talking about two iconic scores, offer up fun trivia, and a whole lot more. We hope you enjoy this very special episode as we had a ton of fun getting to record it and rewatch these films. Thanks for your support, and find us at 20years4beers.com for more! Support the show

Just like "he who must not be named," we sometimes wait a while to show up, but when we do, we come back with a vengeance! You're not the same, you've changed. In this new episode we jump back into the films of 2005 and rewatch the "children's" classic "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." We feature a fun guest in this one, and along with some new beers, fun trivia, and all kinds of laughs, we think you will enjoy it. Thank you for the support and find us on 20years4beers.com for more. Support the show

1995 was a launching pad of a year for Brad Pitt, as evidenced by our last two films. First it was the classic "Se7en," and then an Oscar nominated turn in the Uber weird Terry Gilliam directed "12 Monkeys." While we may not have liked the film nearly as much as either of us remembered, 1995 will be remembered as a coming out party for Pitt. Along with some new beers, and trivia, we hope you enjoy this episode more than we enjoyed the film. Thank you for your support, and be sure to find us at 20years4beers.com for more. Support the show

Another week, another episode NOT from 20 years ago! That's how we roll here on 20/4 baby! On this week's episode we take a look back at the 30th anniversary of another all-time classic film from our youth (no bias to see here folks), and rewatch David Fincher's masterpiece "Se7en." Not for the faint of heart, the film holds up extremely well and is a prime example of 90's filmmaking at its finest. Along with our newest love fest over a film, we enjoy some new beers from a love fest of a beer location in St. Louis, and also find some fun new trivia and have a lot of laughs about a not so funny subject film. Thank you for your support, and find more at 20years4beers.com Support the show