Prepare for an emotional journey as the brothers, Aleks and Milenko, dive into the heartfelt and often overlooked gem from the year 2000— "The Kid" on the latest episode of "Planet Bruce."In this remarkable film, witness the extraordinary talent of Spencer Breslin as he takes on the role of a young Bruce Willis. The little kid's acting prowess is nothing short of phenomenal, leaving you in awe of his performance. The brothers explore how "The Kid" was truly ahead of its time, breaking new ground in its storytelling and emotional depth.What sets this episode apart is the genuine, raw emotion it evokes. Brace yourselves, because "The Kid" is so good and touching that it manages to bring Milenko to tears during the recording. This poignant moment speaks volumes about the film's power to connect on a profound emotional level.So, join us for this special episode of "Planet Bruce," where we celebrate the brilliance of "The Kid," its exceptional cast, and the impact it has had, not only on the brothers but on anyone lucky enough to experience its magic. Get ready to be moved, entertained, and left thirsty for more. Stay tuned, and don't miss this heartfelt discussion about a cinematic gem that tugs at the heartstrings. Instagram: @thirstyformorepresents Twitter: @morethirsty Join us on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/thirstyformore and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUyVV223fWcNenwcwugHfmA

Get ready for another rollercoaster ride through the cinematic world of Bruce Willis in the latest episode of "Planet Bruce" with your hosts, the dynamic duo, Milenko and Aleks. This time, they're diving headfirst into the zany and darkly comedic world of the year 2000, and the movie in focus is none other than "The Whole Nine Yards."Set against the backdrop of Montreal, Quebec, this film boasts a stellar cast, including Matthew Perry, Rosanna Arquette, Michael Clarke Duncan, Natasha Henstridge, Amanda Peet, and Kevin Pollak. And of course, the one and only Bruce Willis takes on the role of a contract killer, setting the stage for a farcical chain of events that will have you in stitches.It's a tale of intrigue, a comedy of errors, and a dash of noir vibes, all rolled into one. The brothers delve into the film, and while they both agree it's a wild and fun watch, they can't help but point out some tonal issues. "The Whole Nine Yards" seems to straddle the line, never fully committing to being a pitch-black comedy.In the end, it might not be the most substantial film, but it's a competent and entertaining ride that leaves you with a smile on your face. And what's even more delightful is the hilarious and engaging conversation between the brothers as they dissect the film's quirks and highlights.So, join us for the latest episode of "Planet Bruce," where we explore the wild world of contract killers, farcical mishaps, and a touch of noir, all served with a generous side of laughter. You won't want to miss this rollicking adventure with Milenko and Aleks. Stay tuned and get ready to be thirsty for more! Instagram: @thirstyformorepresents Twitter: @morethirsty Join us on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/thirstyformore and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUyVV223fWcNenwcwugHfmA

Buckle up, dear listeners, because the "Planet Bruce" season is back, and this time, we've got an exciting guest joining the brothers Aleks and Milenko. This week, they are accompanied by associate producer Kays Vanderest as they delve into the spine-tingling 1999 classic thriller, "The Sixth Sense," directed by the master of suspense, M. Night Shyamalan.In this cinematic masterpiece, Bruce Willis takes on the role of a renowned child therapist. Picture the scene: he arrives home one fateful night after receiving an award for his excellence in the field. But the celebration takes a harrowing turn when he's confronted by a former patient, portrayed brilliantly by Donnie Wahlberg. Wahlberg's deeply disturbed character holds a seething grudge against Bruce, leading to a shocking act of violence that sets the stage for the entire movie.As the story unfolds, Bruce's personal life begins to crumble, and he embarks on impromptu walking therapy sessions with a young Haley Joel Osment. This role marked Osment's breakout performance as the unforgettable "I see dead people" kid. As the narrative unfolds, the audience is gradually let in on the mysteries of the film. Now, we won't spoil the famous twist that the movie is known for, but trust us, you have to see it to believe it.What's truly captivating about "The Sixth Sense" is how it weaves its twists and turns. Even if you're aware of them, they still manage to be genuinely exciting and mind-blowing, proving that the film's brilliance extends beyond its iconic revelation.So, join us for another thrilling episode of "Thirsty for More!" We promise that by the time we're done discussing this cinematic gem, you'll not only be quenching your thirst for more but also itching to rewatch "The Sixth Sense" with fresh eyes. It's an experience you won't want to miss! Stay tuned and get ready to be captivated all over again. Instagram: @thirstyformorepresents Twitter: @morethirsty Join us on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/thirstyformore and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUyVV223fWcNenwcwugHfmA

Ladies and gentlemen, gear up for another thrilling episode of "Planet Bruce" with the dynamic duo, Aleks and Milenko! In this installment, the brothers journey back to 1998 to explore the classic blockbuster, "Armageddon," and trust us, it's anything but your typical space adventure.At first glance, it might appear as a tale of the "working man" Bruce Willis and his team of oil riggers, played by the likes of Steve Buscemi, Ben Affleck, Michael Clarke Duncan, and Owen Wilson, being called upon by NASA to embark on an extraordinary mission. The goal? To dig a hole in an asteroid and save the world from impending doom. It's supposed to be a story about hardworking folks proving they're just as resourceful as NASA scientists and government officials.But, here's the twist: as the brothers delve into the film, they uncover layers that are, to put it mildly, quite cringe-worthy. "Armageddon" ends up reading more like a crypto propaganda piece for the oil and gas industry, with peculiar moments like Bruce Willis starting the movie by shooting golf balls at Greenpeace protesters.The film's undertones take on a sinister feel when considering the current state of accelerating climate change, and the traditional values woven into the plot add to the complexity. Liv Tyler's character, though pivotal as Bruce's daughter, feels underdeveloped and is primarily used to fuel the tension surrounding her relationship with Ben Affleck's character. This dynamic becomes a battleground for traditional patriarchal values.Despite its questionable status as a "classic," the brothers have an engaging and thought-provoking conversation about the film, shedding light on its deeper themes and industry influences. Join us for another intriguing episode of "Planet Bruce," where nothing is as it seems, and the brothers never fail to keep the conversation lively and enlightening. Stay tuned and get ready to quench your thirst for more! Instagram: @thirstyformorepresents Twitter: @morethirsty Join us on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/thirstyformore and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUyVV223fWcNenwcwugHfmA

Get ready for an action-packed, thought-provoking, and at times, contentious episode as the brothers tackle the 1998 thriller "Mercury Rising," starring the indomitable Bruce Willis!In this explosive film, Willis takes on the role of a fiercely libertarian and patriotic character—a running theme in many of his '90s movies. He's a man who doesn't place much trust in government institutions, but there's a twist: he's part of the FBI. It's a contradiction that sparks intrigue, particularly because Milenko finds themself deeply uncomfortable with the portrayal of an autistic child, played brilliantly by Miko Hughes.The plot is a rollercoaster of political intrigue and heart-pounding action. Bruce's character is haunted by a traumatic incident from his past, where a child he had grown close to during an undercover mission to combat extreme white nationalist violence was shot. The guilt and powerlessness he feels are palpable.Fast forward to the present, and Bruce stumbles upon a sinister plot to murder the savant child, portrayed by Miko Hughes, who possesses an extraordinary talent for solving puzzles. He deciphers a hidden message in a seemingly ordinary puzzle book, leading to a nerve-wracking hotline call. This sets off a chain reaction that leaves two NSA nerds in a tizzy and their boss, played by Alec Baldwin, ordering the unthinkable—a hit on the child's entire family, staged as a murder-suicide.But the kid escapes, and Bruce becomes his guardian, unable to trust anyone, not even his own agency. The movie is, in a word, outrageous. It's a wild ride of suspense, absurdity, and unexpected twists that keeps the audience guessing at every turn.Within this episode, the brothers embark on a truly intriguing conversation, navigating the complex terrain of "Mercury Rising," dissecting its portrayal of autism, its political themes, and its overall absurdity. It's a discussion that promises to be as engaging as the movie itself, and you won't want to miss it! Stay tuned and get thirsty for more! Instagram: @thirstyformorepresents Twitter: @morethirsty Join us on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/thirstyformore and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUyVV223fWcNenwcwugHfmA

Happy Halloween T4M listeners! Welcome to our review of the amazing 10th sequel in the Saw series. Join us as we take a deep dive into the character study of our boy Jigsaw. This one is very spoiler laden so be warned! Enjoy!

Saw IV. Taking things to even great heights. The brothers discuss the increasing relevance of the deep lore in the saw franchise. THIRSTY FOR SAW Saw Part 4. Tobin Bell. What else can be said without giving the plot away

The brothers dive deep into the third installment of the Saw franchise. Saw III. More twists, more traps. The brother are Thirsty For Saw.

Thirsty For Saw 2: The moment they broke everything open and decided to make a franchise and explain everything. We've never looked back since. This is where we all get Thirsty For Lore. Thirsty for Saw.

Welcome to the second annual Thirsty For Gore series. The brothers are covering the Saw movies this hallow's month. Get into it!