This week, we're going covert with a review of American Made! Thomas pays his dues with a review of the entire Before Sunrise franchise, Sean takes us on a journey full of 2017 releases, and Steve finally finishes La La Land. Stick around towards the end as we go over some of Hollywood's worst miscasts in history!

8:00 Before Sunrise franchise mini-review

32:00 La La Land mini-review

42:00 Mon Roi/47 Meters Down/Book of Henry mini-reviews

1:07:30 American Made review

1:34:00 Worst Hollywood miscasts

Tune into this week’s episode to find out if Kingsman: The Golden Circle lives up to the first film in the series. Harvey talks about Netflix’s original film Rebirth, and Thomas will let you know if you should go see American Assassin this weekend. This week we are talking about cult films that we don’t quite get the hype over. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

9:20 Rebirth review

29:50 American Assassin review

35:00 The Wrestler review

45:30 Kingsman: The Golden Circle

1:29:50 Overrated cult films

Get ready to get your mind twisted this week for a review of Aronofsky's controversial film, mother!, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem. We'll also be hearing about Whiplash and Mesrine Part I and II. Stick around towards the end where we recap the best and worst blockbusters of the summer!

9:50 Mesrine Part 1 and 2 mini-review

25:00 Lake Bodom mini-review

31:45 Whiplash mini-review

54:45 mother! Review

1:20:30 Best and worst 2017 summer blockbusters

It's been 27 years since the original mini series based on the popular Stephen King novel of IT was released. Pennywise comes out of hiding every 27 years and this time he's played by Bill Skarsgård. Steve somehow puts his phobia of clowns aside and Thomas his distaste of horror. So listen to what they had to say about IT. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

15:26 Hunt for the Wilderpeople review

24:47 Batman: The Killing Joke review

31:55 Insidious review

48:57 IT review

1:27:01 Best/worst horror remakes

This week we're doing it for the 'Gram with a review of Ingrid Goes West, as well as other films we watched during the week. We then dive into a discussion about classic film plots that would be ruined by the social media era! Like, subscribe, and leave a review!

13:00 Summer Hours mini-review

23:00 Patti Cakes mini-review

32:00 Endless Poetry mini-review

56:00 Ingrid Goes West review

1:24:20 Classic movie plots that would be ruined by social media

Layer up for our review this week of Wind River, the new frozen set thriller from the writer of Sicario. Harvey pays us his review of Split, Thomas checks out Gook in theaters, and we discuss our favorite movies that are filmed primarily in one location. Like and Subscribe, and leave us a review!

11:30 Split mini-review

25:20 Death Note mini-review

36:20 Gook mini-review

46:30 Rememory mini-review

52:00 Wind River review

1:28:30 One location movies

It's your lucky day! This week we're reviewing Steven Soderbergh's return to cinema, Logan Lucky! Thomas reviews The Raid: Redemption, Sean does us a service by seeing Annabelle: Creation, and we disect the good and bad elements of heist films. Make sure to subscribe and review us on iTunes!

14:40 The Raid: Redemption mini-review

31:00 Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl mini-review

38:10 Annabelle: Creation mini-review

51:30 Logan Lucky review

1:25:30 Elements of heist films discussion

The boys have been waiting a long time for this one! People are calling Good Time the movie of the Summer. Did the hype hold up? We will answer this and many other questions about life, mustache grooming, man buns and Aaron Carter’s sexuality. Sean reviews The Big Sick and I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore. We will also talk about our favorite films that takes place over a 24-hour span. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

13:00 I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore review

28:20 Brigsby Bear review

48:00 The Big Sick review

57:50 Good Time review

Even with all of the negative reviews of the first film adaption of Stephen King's The Dark Tower, the boys still went to check it out for you guys. Harvey and Sean talk about the film people are ‘calling the feel-good Kidnapping movie of the year’- Brigsby Bear. For this week’s topic, we are listing our best and worst Stephen King film adaptions. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy!

13:00 The Eyes of My Mother review

25:30 Split review

32:30 Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets review

42:00 Brigsby Bear review

52:50 The Dark Tower review

1:30:00 Best and worst Stephen King film adaptions

This week on Do the Right Film we'll be reviewing the new Charlize Theron movie, Atomic Blonde! Harvey pays his debts and reviews the French body-horror, Raw, and we discuss our favorite choreographed action scenes in cinema!

5:40 Raw mini-review

13:00 Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping mini-review

19:00 Phoenix Forgotten mini-review

24:00 Atomic Blonde review

1:06:30 Best choreographed action scenes