This week, we take a look at Guy Ritchie's King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, as well as briefly talk about The Dark Valley, Don't F*** in the Woods, The Windmill. We then discuss our personal picks for film directors who have "fallen from grace".

7:30 The Dark Valley mini-review

19:00 Don't F*** in the Woods mini-review

24:30 The Windmill mini-review

31:30 King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Review

1:12:30 Directors who have "fallen from grace"

The wait is over! This week we go into deep space with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. Harvey reviews the Blair Witch reboot, we review a couple more films, and we discuss our favorite "One Sock" movies.

10:55 Blair Witch mini-review

24:50 A Street Cat Named Bob mini-review

33:30 Room Mini Review

44:30 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review

1:22:50 "One Sock" Movies discussion

There’s still some magic left in this world after all. On this episode, we review the new coming of age film- Sleight. Thomas declares his obsession with American Honey and we tackle our most controversial topic yet. Enjoy!

10:00 Buzzard mini review

18:28 Locke mini review

24:33 American Honey no so mini review

48:00 Sleight review

1:25:03 Favorite overweight protagonist

Duck for cover, because this week on #DoTheRightFilm we're reviewing the new shootout comedy, Free Fire. We'll also be briefly going over some films we watched over the week and discussing the best shootout scenes of all time! Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! Enjoy!

8:20 Rushmore mini-review

16:15 The Tribe mini-review

26:50 The 9th Life of Louis Drax mini-review

32:00 Free Fire Review

1:05:20 The best shootout scenes of all time

Fasten your seatbelts, because this week on #DotheRightFilm we're taking a look at The Fate of the Furious. Afterwards, we discuss our picks for the most illogical and ridiculous action movies of all time. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! Enjoy!

11:33 Sicarious mini-review

17:50 Kubo and the Two Strings mini-review

25:00 Paterson mini-review

33:15 Personal Shopper mini-review

39:55 Fate of the Furious review

1:19:20 The most illogical action movies of all time

It appears we can’t stop talking about monsters this year. Colossal star’s Anne Hathaway and Jason Sudeikis as two childhood friends dealing with an absurd situation. This episode we finally reveal our favorite antiheroes of all-time and some extra reviews of what we watched last week. Please subscribe to us on ITunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy!

8:34 Burying the Ex review

39:43 The Discovery review

49:19 Colossal review

1:19:10 Our favorite antiheroes

This week on #DotheRightFilm, we review the live-action feature of Ghost in the Shell starring Scarlett Johansson. We also break down why animes do not translate well into live action features. Please subscribe to us on Itunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy!

13:00 Knife in the Water review

19:33 Moonrise Kingdom review

29:43 Don't Hang Up review

36:20 Ghost in the Shell review

1:12:50 Anime adaptation issues

On this episode of Do the Right Film, we talk all about Life - the sci-fi horror film starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Ryan Reynolds. Sean gives his thoughts on the critically claimed anime Summer Wars, and we list our favorite alien creature designs of all time. Enjoy!

7:38 Summer Wars review

38:56 Life review

1:07:07 Favorite alien design of all time

1:27:48 Life spoiler review

This week on Do the Right Film we review T2 Trainspotting and a couple of the 2017 Oscar picks. Sean gives his thoughts on Castaway on the Moon and Thomas reveals his secret film to seducing a woman on the first date. Enjoy!

8:20 Castaway on the Moon review

21:46 Moonlight review

49:04 Lion review

52:00 T2 Trainspotting review

1:21:38 Thomas Shomo's guide to choosing the right film on a first date

Monsters exist! Listen as we discuss the latest installment in the King Kong franchise- Kong: Skull Island.

Sean talks about his experience going to see the French-Belgium body horror flick- Raw, and Harvey review’s The Red Turtle. We then clarify what defines a monster, and explain what monsters we identify with. Enjoy!