Three men hosting the 3 Guys and a Flick movie review podcast.

About 3 Guys and a Flick

Good friends.
Strong opinions.
Roll credits.

We’re Don, Ken, and Jon. Three friends.
Three very different opinions.
So we made a podcast.

Movie reviews, trivia, and arguments worth sticking around for. Since 2021.

The cast of this particular disaster

Meet the Cast

Different tastes. Plenty of history. Absolutely no shortage of opinions.

Don, The Host, from 3 Guys and a Flick

Don

The Host

Film background. Terrible jokes. Someone has to keep this thing on the rails.

A few he rates highly

Jaws · GoodFellas · Ghostbusters

More about Don

Don studied film, edits the show, and tries to keep the conversation moving. He can explain exactly why a scene works, then undo the scholarly atmosphere with one terrible joke, proof someone has to keep control of that mute button.

Strong direction, sharp dialogue, memorable characters, and practical effects go a long way with Don. He pays attention to the editing and the choices behind the camera, especially when a movie expects the audience to do some thinking.

He also has time for dark humor, cult favorites, and ambitious weirdness. Jaws and GoodFellas both earned his full five stars. Rock of Ages and Nothing But Trouble had a considerably rougher evening.

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Ken, The Professor, from 3 Guys and a Flick

Ken

The Professor

Thoughtful analysis. Dry humor. Usually the calm one. Usually.

A few he rates highly

The Matrix · The Dark Knight · The Road Warrior

More about Ken

Ken is an actual teacher, so explaining things to people who keep interrupting is familiar territory. He brings thoughtful analysis and dry humor to the table. He’s usually the calm one. Usually.

Ken likes a movie with something on its mind: layered themes, sharp writing, emotional weight, and a soundtrack that earns its place. He wants the entertainment and the substance. Apparently that’s a reasonable request.

The Matrix, The Dark Knight, and The Road Warrior each received five stars from him. Friday the 13th received zero. A useful reminder that “The Professor” doesn’t automatically hand out participation points.

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Jon, The Comic Book Guy, from 3 Guys and a Flick

Jon

The Comic Book Guy

Superheroes, monsters, and enough movie trivia to derail the conversation.

A few he rates highly

Ghostbusters · The Matrix · Flash Gordon

More about Jon

Give Jon a superhero, a monster, or a deeply unnecessary piece of movie trivia and he’s in his element. He loves horror, sci-fi, comic books, and cult favorites. If the discussion takes a sudden detour into comic lore, you can probably guess who started it.

Jon goes for memorable villains, big worlds, practical effects, and the sort of movie moments that make you want to cheer at the screen. Musicals and gloriously weird genre movies are welcome here, too.

Ghostbusters, The Matrix, and The Dark Knight earned his full five stars; Flash Gordon landed at 4.5. He also builds Flick Tools, giving everyone a few more ways to investigate the guys’ taste. As if the podcast didn’t provide enough evidence.

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Movie theater seats with popcorn, microphone, and film reel for podcast.

Our story

The movie ended.
The conversation didn’t.

Before there was a podcast, there were three friends arguing about movies long after the credits. In 2021, we started recording. Classics, blockbusters, forgotten gems, and questionable choices followed.

“The same movie. Three very different takes.”

What you’re getting into

01

The movie

Performances, filmmaking, and the scenes we can’t stop discussing.

02

The conversation

Trivia, movie memories, terrible jokes. The tangents are included.

03

The verdict

Three scores. Three reasons. Agreement is never guaranteed.

Expect spoilers and the occasional questionable word.

Popcorn, film reels, and tickets for movie fan event.

You’ve met us. Now pick a side.

Whose movie taste
matches yours?

Rate a few films and find your closest match.

Your next movie argument starts here.