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Everyone is waiting to see Star Wars this weekend, but there might be some other interesting films in the theater to check out if you can’t score some tickets for it. One of those films is Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water. Listen to our review of it and some other films we checked out like Columbus, Brawl in Cell Block 99, and Joshy. This week we point out some films with bizarre love stories and why they work. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

6:49 Happy Together review

13:10 Columbus review

23:09 Joshy review

47:09 The Shape of Water review

1:14:22 Bizarre love stories

We're taking a look at The Disaster Artist this week. Does it do the story of "The Room" justice? Join us with special guest Tapy Noun as we'll also be talking Lady Bird, Boy, The Falling, and more. Don't forget to stick around for our discussion this week; films that had high hopes surrounded them but totally missed the mark.

10:30 The Falling mini review

30:00 Boy mini-review

37:30 Lady Bird mini-review

50:00 The Disaster Artist review

1:31:50 Movies with high hopes that missed the mark

This week we tackle our very first animated feature film and what better film to review than Pixar's first all-Latino cast for Coco. Sean talks about Netflix's Cuba and the Cameraman, Black Butterfly, and Shomo review's The Lost City of Z. We will also give our thoughts on the death of big budget 2D animation 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!

17:48 Samurai Cop review

28:10 The Lost City of Z review

52:40 Cube and the Cameraman review

57:74 Coco Review

1:27:05 Death of 2D animation discussion

Justice League is the fifth film in the DC Extended Universe and one of the most expensive films ever made! With last year's Batman Vs Superman's lukewarm overall reception and what most considers to be the worst portrayal of Batman yet (including George Clooney), how does this entry hold up with us? Sean talks about Murder on the Orient Express and we try to solve all "Cinematic Universe" issues in this episode. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

The Thing review 11:30

The Hateful Eight review 24:15

Murder on the Orient Express review 37:17

Justice League review 44:58

Cinematic Universe issues 1:18:48

This week on Do the Right Film, we're discussing the recent comedy/drama from Martin McDonagh, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. In addition, Harvey got the chance to check out this year's Lady Bird, Steve pays his dues with The Wailing, followed by a discussion of the coolest haircuts in film! As always, like, subscribe, and leave a review on iTunes!

13:45 The Wailing mini-review

24:20 Brawl in Cell Block 99 mini-review

36:30 Lady Bird mini-review

56:00 Three Billboards main review

1:31:00 Cool haircuts in film

Thor is back in Thor: Ragnarok with a new hair-do, more comedic chops, and this time he’s teamed up with The Revengers? Listen to what we had to say about it all. Steve talks about How to Build a Time Machine, Sean gives us his take on The Ornithologist, and we will talk about our favorite foreign planets from a film in this episode. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

8:07 Rope review

23:10 The Ornithologist review

37:15 How to Build a Time Machine review

53:08 Thor: Ragnarok review

How did the Netflix adaptation of Stephen King's 1922 hold up? Find out this week as we discuss it, as well as Creed, the Netflix documentary One of Us, and much more! Stick around towards the end where we talk about our favorite films with disturbing subject matter.

7:45 Creed mini-review

27:00 One of Us mini-review

39:00 Once Bitten mini-review

45:00 1922 Review

1:12:00 Films with disturbing subject matter

Tune in this week, as we'll be exploring The Killing of a Sacred Deer, as well as some reviews of Wendy and Lucy, Uncle John, and Everybody Wants Some. After that, it's time for some 90s kid nostalgia as we discuss our favorite Disney Channel original movies!

18:20 Wendy and Lucy mini-review

36:30 Uncle John mini-review

44:00 Everybody Wants Some mini-review

49:00 The Killing of a Sacred Deer review

1:22:00 Favorite Disney Channel original movies

Jackie Chan makes his return to wide release cinema in The Foreigner, which people are saying is his darkest role yet. Steve talks about Noah Baumbach’s The Meyerowitz Stories, and this week we are going through our favorite and least favorite Jackie Chan films of all time. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

8:27 The Meyerowitz Stories review

13:40 Blade Runner 2049 re-watch review

17:00 Follow review

32:30 The Foreigner main review

1:02:19 Best/worst Jackie Chan films

This week we are grateful to review one of the most highly anticipated sequels of all time- Blade Runner 2049. We also have a special review of The Florida Project and many other films in this fully loaded episode. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. We also have a website now at Dotherightfilm.com. Enjoy!

12:30 Fruitvale Station review

35:00 The Florida Project review

55:35 The Little Hours review

1:00:00 Blade Runner 2049 main review

1:45:53 Blade Runner 2049 spoiler review