Critically Acclaimed Network

William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review BAD BOYS: RIDE OR DIE, the Richard Linklater crime film HIT MAN, the Oscar-nominated animated film ROBOT DREAMS, the saga of death that is TUESDAY, the saga of undeath that is HANDLING THE UNDEAD, the sad dead son movie LONGING, the magic human terrarium movie THE WATCHERS, and the movie about sharks attacking France called UNDER PARIS!

Bad Boys: Ride or Die - 2:54

Hit Man - 20:35

Robot Dreams - 38:40

Tuesday - 57:27

Handling the Undead - 1:08:00

Longing - 1:17:08

The Watchers - 1:23:27

Under Paris - 1:30:27

Review Round-Up - 1:37:38

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William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold are reviewing every GODZILLA movie ever made, and they're doing it on Fridays!

It's the most acclaimed GODZILLA movie ever made! Does GODZILLA MINUS ONE really deserve all this unqualified praise? Is it an unbridled triumph of the human spirit? Or does Witney somehow manage to have another opinion?

NEXT TIME: Godzilla and King Kong team up in the last episode of the podcast, Bibbs and Witney look back over their favorite films in the franchise, and they finally which new podcasts will replace THANK GODZILLA, IT'S FRIDAY!

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Because YOU demanded it, William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold present their picks for THE BEST 1990s ROMANTIC COMEDIES EVER!

It's a nearly 2 1/2 hour podcast about the best, funniest, weirdest and most romantic comedy films released in the 1990s, the decade when rom-coms ruled the Earth!

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On the latest CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED, William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review the new slasher movie IN A VIOLENT NATURE, the latest Disney biopic YOUNG WOMAN AND THE SEA, the Disney documentary JIM HENSON: IDEA MAN, the sci-fi marriage drama THE YOUNG WIFE, the queer cheerleader drama BACKSPOT, and the ensemble comedy SUMMER CAMP!

In a Violent Nature - 4:49

Young Woman and the Sea - 23:00

Jim Henson: Idea Man - 35:32

The Young Wife - 57:25

Backspot - 1:05:26

Summer Camp - 1:12:17

Review Round-Up - 1:24:39

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William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold are reviewing every GODZILLA movie ever made, and they're doing it on Fridays!

It's the rematch of the millennium! Godzilla and King Kong finally duke it out in the modern era, with CGI spectacle galore! It's GODZILLA VS. KONG, and it's very, very silly. But that's not a bad thing!

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It's a weird summer at the box office, so here's a weird bunch of movie reviews!

This week, William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review the MAD MAX: FURY ROAD prequel FURIOSA, the animated GARFIELD MOVIE, the bizarre family fantasy IF, the Jennifer Lopez A.I. buddy action film ATLAS, the ill-advised horror reboot THE STRANGERS: CHAPTER ONE, and the Amy winehouse biopic BACK TO BLACK!

Furiosa - 3:38

The Garfield Movie - 35:00

IF - 57:00

Atlas - 1:10:50 

The Strangers: Chapter One - 1:23:05

Back to Black - 1:38:18

Review Round-Up - 1:47:42

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William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold are reviewing every GODZILLA movie ever made, and they're doing it on Fridays!

American studios finally got their hands on Mothra, Rodan and King Ghidorah, and they shoved them all into a single, gigantic, monster-fightin' film! It's everything Godzilla fans could have asked for, so why is GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS kind of a huge let down?

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Bibbs and Witney are reading YOUR emails and answering your questions about the Oscars, Hollywood feuds, Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly, how A.I. is affecting the industry, why I SAW THE TV GLOW is the best, and their favorite caper movies!

It's an all-new WE'VE GOT MAIL!

PLEASE NOTE: This episode was recorded remotely and Witney's microphone settings were off. We've restored his audio to the best of our ability but it is not up to our usual standards, and for that we apologize.

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William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold are reviewing every GODZILLA movie ever made, and they're doing it on Fridays!

It's a crisis where all of existence is at stake, and everyone's having an existential crisis! GODZILLA: THE PLANET EATER is the final film in the anime movie trilogy, and it's got a lot on its mind, and it's got a version of King Ghidorah that'll blow your mind.

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The Planet of the Apes is back, and this time it's full of apes!

Film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES on an all-new CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED, as well as Chris Pine's directorial debut POOLMAN, the police corruption documentary POWER, and the indie crime thriller THE LAST STOP IN YUMA COUNTY!

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes - 3:35

Poolman - 48:39

Power - 59:00

The Last Stop in Yuma County - 1:08:37

Review Round-Up - 1:15:45

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