I'm dropping back into your feed today for a review of Tom Hanks' A Man Called Otto. This was a movie I initially didn't plan to see but due to decent word of mouth, great reviews, and nothing else enticing me to be in theaters at the time, I gave it a chance.  I'm glad I did.  

Starring: Tom Hanks (Cast Away, Forrest Gump), Mariana Trevino (Club de Cuervos, Polvo) 

Additional Cast: Cameron Britton (Mindhunter, [Ed Kemper], The Umbrella Academy), Mike Birbiglia (Comedy Specials) 

Directed by: Marc Forster (World War Z, The Kite Runner, Monster’s Ball) 

Written by: Frederik Backman (novel A man called Ove), Hannes Holm (adapted it for film), and David Magee (American screenplay) He also did Life of Pi, Mary Poppins Returns, and Finding Neverland 

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Episodes two weeks in a row? Who is this guy? That's right I'm back this week with another review and this time it is the creepy horror doll M3GAN. I personally had fun with this movie and this review is being brought to you again because someone reached out saying they wanted to come on for the review. Let's hope the trend continues. 

A lot of movie details come up so I would recommend watching the movie before listening to the review. 

Otherwise, enjoy!

Movie: M3GAN

Starring: Allison Williams (Get Out, The Perfection), Violet McGraw (The Haunting of Hill House, Black Widow, Doctor Sleep), Amie Donald (Sweet Tooth Netflix Series) as M3GAN,

Directed by: Gerard Johnstone (Housebound)

Written by: Akela Cooper (Malignant) and James Wan (Saw)

Guest: Rolo Gonzales @SpeakOnItRolo (Twitter)

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A new year means I'm changing something about the movie podcast but I'm hoping this is the last major change. The BibsCorner Podcast is now "Have You Scene?" since I'm only doing movie reviews here anyway. I spent time putting that name and logo together so I might as well use it, right? 

With that said, The Whale is a movie that is getting plenty of awards buzz and I finally got the opportunity to see it. Add to it the fact that one of my IRL friends wanted to do a podcast about it, I had to find a way to see it. The discussion went longer than anticipated but I hope you enjoy it!

Movie: The Whale

Starring: Brendan Fraser (The Mummy), Sadie Sink (Stranger Things), Ty Simpkins (Insidious, Iron Man 3, Jurassic World), Hong Chau (The Menu, Watchmen)

Directed by: Darren Aronofsky (Requiem for a Dream, Black Swan)

Written by: Samuel D. Hunter (Baskets)

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We're back yet again and I am enjoying doing these because it forces me to find movies I might have otherwise missed. This week, we will be starting with a review before moving to the other movies that are coming out this week. I was able to screen the film "The Honeymoon" so rather than just giving you the bare bones I can go a little more in-depth about that film before you make your decision. 

After the review, I'll get into 3 movies that you may want to look for this weekend. 

Enjoy!

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In this episode, I talk about three very different movies and one show that you may want to take a look at this weekend (and early next week). 2 weeks in a row? I'm working on the consistency peeps! 

Enjoy!

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In episode 25 of the 3rd season of the Bibs Corner Podcast, I brought Reese back to talk about the Christmas action, thriller Violent Night. I think it's safe to say this movie caught both of us by surprise and we definitely did not plan to talk about it in advance but here we are. 

This was a fun convo about a fun movie. 

Starring: David Harbour and John Leguizamo

Directed by Tommy Wirkola

Written By: Pat Casey and Josh Miller (Sonic movies)

Quick synopsis

When a group of mercenaries attack the estate of a wealthy family, Santa Claus must step in to save the day (and Christmas).

Enjoy!

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In this episode, I talk about three very different movies that you may want to take a look at this weekend in what is the first in a series of "What to Watch" episodes. 

I was fortunate to receive a screener for Lee Jung Jae's (Squid Game) directorial debut, Hunt, so I give a quick review for that movie before getting to two other films of interest that became available this weekend. As I mentioned above, I do plan to make this a quick weekly segment so be on the lookout for these going forward. If I've gotten a screener for any films releasing that week I'll do a review but otherwise, I'll just give the details of the movie and where you can watch it. 

Enjoy!

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I'm dropping back into your feed with a big one. This time it is an in-depth discussion about the latest Marvel entry, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. This was a heavily anticipated film for many reasons and personally, I'm glad to put it behind me. 

There were several questions that needed to be answered in this film. Would the movie properly honor Chadwick Boseman? Would they successfully transition the Black Panther mantle from T'Challa to someone else? How would Namor work as an antagonist? And how would this film fit into the larger MCU. 

We discussed all of these things and more. 

Enjoy!

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I'm dropping back into your feed today with a special film and something new for me on this podcast. As I get back into the swing of reviewing indie films, every now and then a hidden gem will land in my lap and that is the case here. I knew this film was special as soon as I read the description so I brought Tyler with me to view the film and have a deep-dive discussion about it. 

We do a spoiler-free review to start before moving to the detailed discussion. Below is more information about the film so you know everything you need to know before diving in.  

SYNOPSIS - Female journalist Rahimi (Zar Amir Ebrahimi) travels to the Iranian holy city of Mashhad to investigate a serial killer who believes he is doing the work of God, cleansing the streets of sinners by murdering sex workers. As the body count mounts and Rahimi draws closer to exposing his crimes, the opportunity for justice grows harder to attain as the ‘Spider Killer’ is embraced by many as a hero. Based on the horrific true story of serial killer Saeed Hanaei, acclaimed writer-director Ali Abbasi (Border) unveils a gripping crime thriller and a daring indictment of a society in which rough justice is routinely a fact of life.

Main things to know:

00:12 - 21:40 Spoiler Free Section

21:44 - End. Spoiler Section

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In this episode of the BibsCorner podcast, Bibs is joined by frequent collaborator Shad Miller to review a basketball documentary. The name Raymond Lewis is not one that you have heard most likely, but that is exactly why you should watch this documentary.

Synopsis: The powerful, racially charged story of a “one-in-a-generation” basketball phenom from South Central Los Angeles—who was a first-round draft pick by the Philadelphia 76ers at age 19 in 1973, but who many believe was blackballed from the NBA and who never played in a professional game—is revealed in the award-winning documentary, Raymond Lewis: L.A. Legend."

Shad and I both enjoyed this documentary for many reasons and if you are a basketball junkie and enjoy learning more about the history of the game, this documentary is a must-see. The movie is available as of November 1st on iTunes, Amazon Direct Video, Google Play, Microsoft, InDemand, Plex, Roku and Fandango.

For more information about the documentary or to support the film use the following links: 

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