Movies You May Have Missed


He's Lee and he's Juan.

What's your favourite film that NONE of your friends have seen?

The above statement is pretty much the essence of Movies You May Have Missed, a website dedicated to showcasing the lesser known classics that may have passed you by. Hosted by Juan Carlos Bagnell and Lee Buckley, MYMHM attempts to promote films that they feel need a bit more love.

Every week the duo take on a new movie that they feel, despite often not being perfect, deserves a second chance from film lovers. While they never take things too seriously, they do make a point of choosing films they genuinely enjoyed, rather than selecting a host of So Bad It's Good movies. Juan and Lee discuss why they each enjoyed the feature and why it didn't achieve any mainstream success, often talking about elements of the movie that may appeal to some but put off others.

Their site can be found here.


Tropes used in Movies You May Have Missed include:
  • And Now for Something Completely Different: Episode 50. Breaking from the usual formula, this episode is not about a movie you may have missed, but rather one they hope you won't.
  • Author Appeal: Juan loves his zombie horror flicks.
  • Catch Phrase: Classic.
  • Didn't Think This Through: When looking at This Is England someone might have checked the date the episode was due to drop on. March 17th. A fact they acknowledge when they posted the video with the heading "This Is England (Not Ireland)".
  • Dueling Movies: As it's sometimes pointed out; some movies have a hard time gaining traction because they have the unfortunate luck of coming out right around another similarly themed film.
  • Genre Savvy: They commend Let the Right One In for having a character be this by actually asking if a person is a vampire rather than act as if no-one in the real world is aware of vampire myths.

Lee: Why does she bite their neck and drink their blood? Is she unstable mentally?
Juan: And every time she's by the sun she starts to sizzle.

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