Do We Like Movies?

In 2009, the most ambitious comic book film ever made was released. In the advent of The Dark Knight, and the birth of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the world may have been ready for an R rated adaptation of the celebrated graphic novel from director Zack Snyder. This was the first of 4 DC Comics adaptations from the visionary director.

Our hosts discuss the themes of the film, the differences between film and source material, and give their thoughts on the upcoming HBO series premiering later this year.

In 2009, the most ambitious comic book film ever made was released. In the advent of The Dark Knight, and the birth of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the world may have been ready for an R rated adaptation of the celebrated graphic novel from director Zack Snyder. This was the first of 4 DC Comics adaptations from the visionary director.

Our hosts discuss the themes of the film, the differences between film and source material, and give their thoughts on the upcoming HBO series premiering later this year.

Before it was a stupid viral internet challenge, and a series of blindfolded Sandra Bullock memes, it was the surprise end of the year hit from Netflix films.

In this episode we discuss the film which centers around a mother and survivor who is determined to get her children to safety in the midst of a post-apocalyptic world where much of the population has been wiped out by mass suicides which are caused by seeing an unknown presence.

We also discuss what we've been watching and provide our commentary on films which bypass theaters to go straight to streaming services.

Before it was a stupid viral internet challenge, and a series of blindfolded Sandra Bullock memes, it was the surprise end of the year hit from Netflix films.

In this episode we discuss the film which centers around a mother and survivor who is determined to get her children to safety in the midst of a post-apocalyptic world where much of the population has been wiped out by mass suicides which are caused by seeing an unknown presence.

We also discuss what we've been watching and provide our commentary on films which bypass theaters to go straight to streaming services.

This is the pilot episode of Do We Like Movies? We have an informal discussion and review of John Carpenter's 1978 classic.

We also take a moment to discuss some of the sequels. It's always fun to see a film classic devolve into trash over the course of a series before making its grand comeback in 2018 (Which we will review in a future episode.

This is the pilot episode of Do We Like Movies? We have an informal discussion and review of John Carpenter's 1978 classic.

We also take a moment to discuss some of the sequels. It's always fun to see a film classic devolve into trash over the course of a series before making its grand comeback in 2018 (Which we will review in a future episode.