Divided Films

Seven days... That’s how long you have left if you DON’T listen to our episode on The Ring! Critics praised this 2002 horror film for its creepy atmosphere and Naomi Watts’ performance, but audiences were more skeptical of the story and premise. Find out if we survived this cursed video.

Don’t be nervous, but our next Divided Film is the 2019 drama Uncut Gems. This anxiety-inducing movie won over critics with its relentless pace and an impressive performance from Adam Sandler. The nerve-racking tension was too much for audiences who were overwhelmed by the chaotic energy. Did we enjoy this gritty thrill ride? Take your bets and find out in this week’s episode!

Divided Films is back! Is this the real life or is this just fantasy? That’s our question for our first movie this year, Bohemian Rhapsody. Critics say this biopic was more fantasy, giving us tired cliches instead of a deep look into the history of Freddie Mercury and Queen. Audiences didn’t care either way because they were having fun rocking out to Queen’s classic hits. Find out if we think this movie is a champion or just another one that bites the dust!

We’ve come to the end of our third season, so now it’s time for a bonus episode! We’re looking back at some movies that had surprising box office results. Whether they made a lot of money despite negative opinions or barely made any money despite positive opinions, we’re gonna dive in and figure out what happened. Divided Films is on the case to solve some box office mysteries!

Last Christmas you gave me your heart, and Hollywood gave us this would be Christmas classic that turned out to be a Divided Film! Audiences were charmed by the George Michael soundtrack and attractive leads, but critics could not go along with the cheesy story and predictable twist. For our holiday episode, we’ll see if Last Christmas deserves our hearts or if we should give it away.

Who’s the man? Amanda Bynes is in our next Divided Film, She’s The Man! Audiences couldn’t stop laughing when they saw this 2000s comedy, but critics thought this Shakespeare “adaptation” did not do its source material justice. We’re gonna give you our dirty little secret on who we side with.

Kids can be cruel, especially the teens in the 1999 drama Cruel Intentions. Audiences were drawn into this movie by the attractive cast and steamy story, but critics found the plot and direction too silly to take seriously. We’re gonna find out how cruel we need to be on this Divided Film.

Our next Divided Film is the 2017 musical, The Greatest Showman. Audiences were won over by the charming cast and hit songs, but critics wanted the real story of P.T. Barnum instead of a mere circus act. Let’s find out if this musical film truly is the greatest show!

We’re back from our mid season break to discuss the 2015 romantic comedy, Trainwreck. Critics praised Amy Schumer for her fresh take on the romcom genre, but most of the jokes did not land well with audiences. We’re gonna decide if this Divided Film lives up to its name.

Halloween is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with an episode on the witchy cult classic Hocus Pocus! This Divided Film failed to impress critics when it premiered in 1993, but over the years it built a fan following and became a holiday favorite. Did we fall for this movie’s spell? Listen in to find out!