Cinebabble

The Cinebabblers talk Ghostbusters: Afterlife hopes and dreams (or lack thereof) before digging into “Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout” (3:15) and the possibly-so-but-probably-not-but-maybe-final “Mandalorian Minute” (17:10). Abandon all hope ye who enter Disney+ and its Star Wars misfire. From there it’s three post-Thanksgiving reviews: The Irishman (24:50), Knives Out (38:45) and I Lost My Body (53:15). Spoilers!

Finally, Clint and Ken discuss movie theater etiquette... or what passes for etiquette in 2019. But what if things were different? If the Cinebabblers ran the world, these would be their sacrosanct theater rules (1:03:00).

The Cinebabblers take a quick look at the newest evolution of internet rage (1:30) before diving into the latest “Whatchoo Watchin Bout” (6:05) and “Mandalorian Minute” (24:05). Clint also decides to make Ken look like a fool. Not once, twice, but three times. Before you can say “that’s hurtful,” the duo review Hobbs & Shaw (30:40), Peanut Butter Falcon (41:50) and Handmaid’s Tale: Season Three (57:20).

The Cinebabblers delve into the excellent sixth episode of HBO and Damon Lindelof’s Watchmen: “This Extraordinary Being”. Clint plays humble but don’t be fooled. He thinks he’s Cinebabble’s Extraordinary Being.

Cinebabble covers episode 5 of HBO and Damon Lindelof’s Watchmen, “Little Fear of Lightning”. Fear spoilers. They’re a’ coming.

Our dearly beloved Cinebabblers tackle another round of “Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout” (3:10) before sharing a “Mandalorian Minute” (13:00) on The Mandalorian Episode 2 and then discussing some recent movie news (18:00). From there, it’s reviews of David Michod’s smartly cast The King (30:10), Jennifer Kent’s harrowing drama Nightingale (41:25), and a little Swedish flick called Border (1:05:25) Ken can’t wrap his head around. Spoilers!

The Cinebabblers yank the fourth episode of HBO and Damon Lindelof’s Watchmen out of the water, give it a few good spins and see what steps out of the acceleration chamber.

Our intrepid Cinebabblers sit down for another stab at “Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout” right out of the gate, then turn their attention to Disney Plus’s The Mandalorian (22:25), Terminator: Dark Fate (38:45) and Shining sequel Doctor Sleep (53:25). Spoilers!

But wait, there’s more! The overstuffed episode gets even chunkier with a special throwback review of John Woo’s Face/Off (1:26:35). From there the Cinebabblers share their dream casts for a Face/Off remake (1:35:00) and top things off with their personal Essential Nicolas Cage performances (1:44:35).

Join the Cinebabblers as they chat all things "Watchmen". This week's excellent episode: "She Was Killed by Space Junk". Spoilers abound.

Cinebabble covers episode 2 of HBO and Damon Lindelof's "Watchmen", somewhat confoundingly titled "Martial Feats of Comanche Horsemanship". We love the series... we still have no idea what episode 2's title means.

The Cinebabblers bemoan the perils of parenting before into another thrilling mini-segment of "Whatchoo Watchin' Bout" (2:10). Then it's talk about the newest Star Wars trailer (9:00)and Disney Plus, HBO Max and other streaming services (20:20). Soon Ken shares the best financial life hack of all time (31:00). Three movie reviews follow: Aniara (33:45), The Art of Self Defense (44:10) and The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot (57:50). Spoilers abound. A rousing discussion about Face/Off comes out of nowhere to cap it all off.