Cinema Royale

The world is not enough, nor can one episode of Cinema Royale barely contain all that we have to say about the latest James Bond flick, No Time to Die! Is this the best of the Daniel Craig era of 007? Where does he rank in the pantheon of James Bonds? And where should the franchise go from here? Who is the next to suit up and make saving the world look good?

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Symbiotes and gangsta rule in the latest episode of Cinema Royale! Of course, we have to talk Tom Hardy’s odd couple sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage and that whopper of a post-credits! What does it all mean for the future of Marvel/Sony movies? Plus, we return to the good ol’ days of mob rule with The Sopranos spinoff The Many Saints of Newark! All this, and we had to talk about the season finale of Marvel’s What If…? series!

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We’re back! After what felt like forever, but was really only one week away, we’re back on your feed with the latest films and news from Holly-weird. This week it’s Clint Eastwood proving that age is just a number as the 91-year-old premiers his latest effort, acting, directing, and producing Cry Macho. Then we check in with nuevo action star Frank Grillo in the throwback shoot ’em up Copshop. Plus reviews of the Tammy Faye Baker flick, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, plus the immigration romance Blue Bayou and news on The Lost Boys remake!

This week on Cinema Royale, we were shocked by the tragic loss of Michael K Williams, which we learned literally moments before taping. We then try to rebound with John’s take on Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, plus reviews of the new Cinderella featuring Camila Cabello and Billy Porter, and Worth starring Michael Keaton.

All of this and more!

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So much to do and so little time, this week on Cinema Royale! It’s fists flying and gun’s blazing in the first half of this week’s show with an early look at Marvel’s latest Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings and Maggie Q’s awesome actioner The Protégé. From deadly to terrifying the second half of our show ventures into dark territory review the latest in horror with Rebecca Hall’s The Night House and Neil Blomkamp’s Demonic, along with the mind-bending Reminiscence! All this PLUS news on Riri Williams debut as Iron Heart in Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever, and a possible Expendables spinoff!

On the latest Cinema Royale, is Free Guy the greatest video game movie EVER!? We discuss that very real possibility while admiring Ryan Reynolds’ new action-comedy with Jodie Comer and Taika Waititi! Plus, the Blind Man is back and he’s…the good guy? Don’t Breathe 2 is sure to be controversial but is the criticism on point? Plus, a review of the acclaimed feel-good comedy CODA, and news on Star Wars series Ahsoka, Venom: Let There Be Carnage delays, and more!

First off, apologies for the low audio through parts of this week’s episode! We’ll be sure to have those technical problems fixed for the next show, but all you missed was Travis anyway so nothing too crucial! j/k

What does Harley Quinn, an old theme park ride, and a creepy stand-up comedian who falls in love with an Opera singer have in common? They’re all on Cinema Royale this week. Of course, I’m referring to our reviews of The Suicide Squad, Jungle Cruise, and Annette with Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard! We wouldn’t leave you with just that though, there’s LOTS of news on the platter this week! A Cobra Kai kid becoming Blue Beetle, Henry Cavil hanging up his Superman tights, and everyone’s favorite heroes in a half-shell plus much more, this week on Cinema Royale!

By the power of Greyskull there’s a lot of movies this week! A full slate to be sure with little time for news (but of course, we made the time!). Questions answered this week; Is Snake Eyes still awesome sans mask? Is M. Night Shyamalan really that bad? How does Kate Beckinsale look THAT good at 50, and finally How awesome is the new He-man? All of these questions will be answered as we review Old, Jolt, and Masters of the Universe: Revelation!

Talk about a busy week! There was almost no time for rants and diversions (almost, we got a few in) this week with a slate of films unlike we’ve had for months, normalcy here we come! A catch-up review of Black Widow and the joys of Florence Pugh are the main points, but we also begrudgingly like the new Space Jam, and marvel at Nicolas Cage’s ability as an actor in Pig. All that plus reviews of Escape Room: Tournament of Champions and the awesome guns blazing Gunpowder Milkshake!

On this week’s Cinema Royale, we’re past the halfway point of 2021! Can you believe it? What better time to look at our picks for the best movies of the year so far. Will some of your favorites make our cut?

Plus, we travel into the future with Chris Pratt in Amazon Studios’ The Tomorrow War, and try to survive the night with The Forever Purge!

All of this and more!

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