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We continue a streak of anticipated February films this week with a review of Annihilation, the new sci-fi horror by Alex Garland. We also talk about The Hunt, The Overnight, and the new Netflix sci-fi, Mute. Our topic this week is strong female characters in film, following Annihilation's primarily female cast. As always, like, subscribe, and enjoy! And don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes with your feedback of the show!

8:30 The Hunt mini-review

20:00 The Overnight mini-review

43:15 Mute mini-review

51:00 Annihilation review

1:29:40 Strong female characters

Out of the bleak and trash-filled darkness of January and February comes Black Panther. A film that has been breaking countless records since opening night. Listen to what we had to say about this giant film. Harvey has a review of Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, Sean talks about Netflix’s new horror release The Ritual, and Steve gives his thoughts on Irreplaceable You. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

We changed up the movie this week following the surprise attack of The Cloverfield Paradox, the Netflix sci-fi produced by J.J. Abrams. Also on the show this week, a handful of past-due movies are paid in full with reviews of Yi Yi, Brawl in Cell Block 99, On Body and Soul, and more! After that, we get down to the nitty gritty of Netflix and their purchasing power as of lately. As always, like, subscribe, and enjoy!

15:30 Yi Yi mini-review

20:00 Brawl in Cell Block 99

45:00 On Body and Soul mini-review

59:00 The Cloverfield Paradox review

1:33:00 Discussion about Netflix purchasing power

This week we step into the Winchester House with a review of Winchester, starring Helen Mirren and Jason Clarke. Tune in to find out if this horror flick can save the month of February. Sean gives us some mini reviews including Oslo, August 31st, Thomas catches up with Mudbound, and Steve brings us back into his rom-com crisis. Stick around towards the end while we talk great actors in terrible movies. As always, like, subscribe, and enjoy!

18:45 Oslo, August 31st mini-review

26:30 Mudbound mini-review

41:30 Sleeping with Other People mini-review

47:00 Winchester review

1:21:45 Good Actors, Terrible Movies

For our 50th episode anniversary, what better film to review than Maze Runner: The Death Cure! Steve finally reveals his true feelings for American Honey, and Sean talks about all four films he watched this week. We also give our thoughts on Post-Apocalyptic films. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

19:00 American Honey review

24:47 Wrong Move review

32:28 The Hitman's Bodyguard review

37:35 Maze Runner: The Death Cure

1:13:52 Post-Apocalyptic films

Hop on with us as we discuss Hostiles, the new western starring Christian Bale and Rosamund Pike, followed by some mini-reviews of Taipei Story and I, Tonya. Harvey decides to spend his week watching all four Lethal Weapon films, and we dive into our most anticipated films of 2018. As always, subscribe, like, and leave us a review on iTunes! Enjoy!

10:00 Taipei Story mini-review

21:00 I, Tonya mini-review

29:30 Lethal Weapon franchise mini-review

46:00 Newness mini-review

51:00 Hostiles Review

1:28:00 Most anticipated films of 2018

Spielberg teams up with some of Hollywood's most prized actors once again in The Post. Does it hold up, or is he losing his touch? Tune in to find out! We'll also be talking Boy, James White, and more! After that, we attempt to break down the concept of "Oscar bait" and what it entails. As always, subscribe and like us on social media! Enjoy!

7:30 Boy mini-review

21:00 Literally, Right Before Aaron mini-review

23:45 James White mini-review

30:00 The Post review

1:22:00 Oscar bait discussion

On this weeks episode, we find ourselves in the remote tropical paradise of Jumanji. We review this box office smash hit and also look back at some past films of 2017 such as Okja, and Call me by your name. Speaking of past films, we fondly remember some of our favorite buddy cop films (I promise we only mention Rush Hour once).

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Join us this week for a special end of the year episode! We'll be reviewing Paul Thomas Anderson's new film, Phantom Thread, as well as some other 2017 releases. This year panned out to be a great year for film, so we'll be going into the new year by recapping our top 10 favorite films of 2017! As always, like us on social media and make sure to subscribe on iTunes!

12:00 Beasts of No Nation mini-review

20:00 Bright/Call Me By Your Name mini-review

49:00 Phantom Thread review

1:28:00 Top 10 films of 2017

It's no surprise to us that Star Wars: The Last Jedi crushed the box office on its opening weekend. But this one seems to have critics, fans of the series, and the general audience more polarized than previous installments did. Listen to what we had to say about it. We also talk about Silence, Hounds of Love, and The Avengers. Then don't forget to listen to our reactions to the takeover of 21st Century Fox by Disney. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!