HeyJaredResting Brunch Face
A show for everyone who wishes they had an on-demand brunch crew. Wide-ranging conversations, often prompted by movies or media.
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Men in Black (1997) (opens the original)
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Real ones know this one was coming. Episode 9, Men in Black! See what happens when Adam, Liz, and Maggie cover a movie not because any of them picked it for the show, but because Adam made a random joke about it eight months prior and we commit to the bit. Peek inside to see (well, hear) the gang debate whether anything in this movie should be seen as an allegory, or whether it, more than any film on the show so far, is just meant to be watched with a big tub of popcorn while alien goo, 90s catc
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) (opens the original)
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Welcome to the most talked-about episode yet of Resting Brunch Face! And by that we mean talked-about by us, the hosts, in the time since we recorded it, because of how much one of us disliked the movie. Which host was it? Guess before you hit play! This time, beyond navigating the largest range of opinion on the show thus far, Adam, Liz, and Maggie grapple with this somehow-G-rated movie about racism, ableism, and the burning of Paris. It sure has great animation and some banger songs, though!
The Fall (2006) (opens the original)
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Adam, Liz, and Maggie wax poetic about a little-known masterpiece of a film, giving our most enthusiastic recommendation yet. The episode should be coherent if you haven't seen The Fall, but you'll want to make plans to see it when you're done! In between giving this movie its proper reverence, we continue to ask the hard-hitting questions like whether the "fall" in the title is literal, metaphorical, or both. And keep your ears open for the latest installment (neither the first nor the last) of
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