The CPoV Team is all together again for the second half of their epic discussion on the awkward Ryan Reynolds super hero flop, Green Lantern.

(Case’s Audio had some issues, so apologies for the occasional hum while he’s talking)

We have a whole Certain Point of View round table, where Ben, Addy, Matt, and Geoff join Case to dissect the Ryan Reynolds' Green Lantern movie. Needless to say, they had more to say than could fit in one episode, so this is a two parter.

Case is joined by Rachel Schenk, from "Screen Snark", to take turns gushing and kvetching about the solid sequel to the sleeper hit of the X-Men franchise, Deadpool 2.

Case is joined by Matthew Ryan Limerick to try to make the first attempt at a Power Rangers feature film even more "morphinominal"!

Stacey Weigel joins Case to wax nostalgically about the underrated classic, “A Goofy Movie”, and then reconstruct the inferior sequel, “An Extremely Goofy Movie”.

Richard Snyder joins Case to geek out about the Star Trek franchise while bemoaning the near end of the franchise.

Duncan Pflaster joins Case to discuss the meandering 90s roadtrip movie, Even Cowgirls Get The Blues.

Be sure to catch Case in Duncan's latest play, "The Douchegirl Play (Better Name Pending)" in the Unfringed Festival at the Secret Theatre this August 2018.

London's New York hosts, Dan London and Dave Hoffman, join Case to dissect the Spielberg and Bluth collaboration, An American Tail, from a historic perspective.

Real Movie Critic, Hans, is back to breakdown what went wrong with the final tale of Michael Corleone, and what could have gone right.

"Fun" and Games own Matt and Geoff join Case to try to make the leap over the many problems that hindered the Mario Brothers first movie outing.