Do the Right Film

This week we were excited to check out Mandy, one of the biggest hits out of Sundance this year. Brought to us by the director of 2010's neon dystopian-thriller, Beyond the Black Rainbow. Steve talks about Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Emily gives us her review of The Midnight Man, and Sean rags on Double Impact. We will also give our impressions of some recent news bits. Please like, leave a comment, and share!

The next step in the franchise comes to us from Shane Black, The Predator. Was this franchise worth going back to and is there still fruit on the tree? Find out what we thought this week, as well as some reviews of Bomb City, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Landline, Battlefield Earth, and more. Our topic this week is characters we would want to save us from a dangerous situation. If you enjoy the episode, make sure to leave us a review on iTunes. As always, like, subscribe, and enjoy!

11:00 The Girl Who Leapt Through Time mini-review

20:00 Bomb City mini-review

42:00 Landline mini-review

1:01:00 The Predator group review

1:35:00 Characters We Would Want to Save us From Danger

The James Wan horror franchise expands even further with The Nun, but is this franchise tiring itself out or does it continue to frighten audiences? Find out what we thought this week, as well as some reviews of American Animals, Searching, and Arizona. Our topic this week is Movies we would survive/die in. We had tons of fun during this episode and we hope you enjoy the listen. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on iTunes as well! See you next week.

10:00 Rear Window mini-review

30:00 American Animals mini-review

37:45 Arizona mini-review

45:00 The Nun group review

1:18:00 Movies we would survive/die in

Domhnall Gleeson stars in the new horror period piece, The Little Stranger, but does his performance make it worthwile? Find out this week, as well as some reviews of Europa Report, Veronica, and Upgrade. Our topic this week is Historical events we want to see made into a film. Make sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes if you enjoyed the episode! Enjoy!

7:30 Europa Report mini review

22:00 Veronica mini review

37:30 Upgrade mini review

49:00 The Little Stranger group review

1:27:00 Historical Events We Want to See Made into a Film

Crazy Rich Asians is the biggest movie out right now, but what does it bring that's new to the romantic comedy table? Find out this week, as well as some reviews of Borg vs. McEnroe, The Founder, and more! We take our man crush to the next level by letting you know which rom coms would be better if we replaced the lead with Ryan Gosling! As always, subscribe on iTunes if you enjoyed the episode, connect with us on social media, and enjoy!

6:00 The Founder mini-review

20:00 The Cowboy Bebop Movie mini-review

32:00 Borg vs McEnroe mini-review

49:00 Crazy Rich Asians Review

1:28:00 Ryan Gosling rom-com replacements

The Sundance premiered film, We the Animals, is finally making its rounds in the US and we had to check out it. Find out what our thoughts are on the film, as well as other films like The Meg, First Reformed, and many more! We'll also be discussing the elements of an effective coming of age story and some of our favorites. If you liked the episode, please leave us a review on iTunes! As always, like, subscribe, and enjoy!

We're tackling two new releases this week with a double review of A Prayer Before Dawn and Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman. Is the surprise prison drama from A24 worth tracking down, and is Lee's newest entry into his catalog worthy and timely? Find out this week as we're joined by guest Tapy Noun, bringing her perspective to the table. We also will be talking about films such as First Reformed, Extinction, Good Dick, and more! As always, leave us a review on iTunes, subscribe, and enjoy the show!

We're back this week with a review of the new indie comedy from A24, Never Goin' Back. A lesser known A24 release this year, but how does it hold up to their repertoire? Find out what we think this week, as well as thoughts on Don't Worry He Won't Get Far on Foot, Hot Summer Nights, and Brazil! Our discussion topic this week is films that portray the south accurately, so stick around for that! Don't forget to leave a review on iTunes if you enjoy the episode. As always, like, subscribe, and enjoy!

9:30 Brazil mini-review

16:30 Jack Reacher: Never Go Back mini-review

24:00 Hot Summer Nights mini-review

32:00 Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot mini-review

42:30 Never Goin' Back review

1:23:00 Films that accurately portray the South

Ethan Hunt is back for another mission with Mission Impossible: Fallout. Is he keeping the franchise alive or is it nearing the end? Find out what we think this week, as well as some reviews of Spring Breakers, The Night Eats the World, Searching, and more! As always, connect with the show! Leave us a review on iTunes if you enjoyed it, check us out on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! But most importantly, enjoy!

This week we check out the film that's being called a cinematic love letter to Oakland, Blindspotting. We also talk about Eight Grade, The Devil's Doorway, and many more. Pat the Intern sits down for the first time with the boys to tell us what he thought about this week’s film. We will also discuss films that captured nature just right. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!