Double Stuff Cinema

Shrey and Andrew discuss Martin Scorsese's new Netflix original crime epic The Irishman along with guest Ben R. We discuss the legend Joe Pesci, Robert De Niro's CGI eyes, the greatness of Italian Bread and Wine, and, naturally, the upcoming 2019 film event of the year: CATS. We also play a few rounds of the card game Cinephile, available for purchase now (look for the link below)!

(To see our lists and ratings from the episode in their entirety, visit our Letterboxd pages using the following links)

ACCOUNTS:

SHREY: letterboxd.com/Shrdog/

ANDREW: letterboxd.com/lathoa/

BEN: letterboxd.com/beanmovielover/

Learn more about or buy Cinephile for yourself at this link!! cinephilegame.com

With everyone back together again, we take a look back at this decade in film, naming our individual top ten rankings for the best films released in the last 10 years. Controversy will arise and arguments will be had, but we manage to make our way through without any *serious* issues

(To see our lists and ratings from the episode in their entirety, visit our Letterboxd pages using the following links)

ACCOUNTS:

SHREY: letterboxd.com/Shrdog/

ANDREW: letterboxd.com/lathoa/

TYLER: letterboxd.com/rush21121/

NEIL: letterboxd.com/neilpatel1310/

LISTS:

SHREY: boxd.it/4apIE

ANDREW: boxd.it/4e5Gw

TYLER: boxd.it/4b8sm

NEIL: boxd.it/4ecAU

In honor of Halloween, we discuss our favorite horror movies of all time, joined by first-time guest Bruno F. Without Neil, we skip the trivia and take a deep dive into what makes our favorite horror films so good. That and a look ahead at more upcoming horror movies to look out for on this special holiday episode.

(To see our lists and ratings from the episode in their entirety, visit our Letterboxd pages using the following links)

ACCOUNTS:

SHREY: letterboxd.com/Shrdog/

ANDREW: letterboxd.com/lathoa/

TYLER: letterboxd.com/rush21121/

NEIL: letterboxd.com/neilpatel1310/

LISTS:

SHREY: letterboxd.com/shrdog/list/horror-movies-ranked/

TYLER: letterboxd.com/rush21121/list/horror/

Tyler, Neil, and Shrey talk about Disney's recent wave of live-action remakes, discussing both the past and future of the trend. We also look at what projects we'd like to see in the future, including several very different stars for a potential Hercules remake. Tyler and Neil also fight over the crown of Trivia champion

Joined by guests Shamoun D., Christina B., and Ryan T., Shrey discusses the history of Spider-Man in film, from the early days with Sam Raimi to the recent MCU and Sony releases. We also discuss Martin Scorsese's recent comments about superhero cinema and the new Disney-Sony deal for Spider-Man, as well as one of the toughest rounds of trivia on the show so far

This week, our first two guests Chloe W. & Leah B. fill in for Andrew and Tyler as we discuss the greatest cinematic universe in film right now - The Mamma Mia-Verse. We discuss which of the two movies is better, as well as crown a new Trivia champion in our toughest trivia section yet. Also up for discussion are Sony & Marvel's recent spat over Spider-Man and the cinematic masterpiece that is Tom Hooper's Cats.

With the recent release of Toy Story 4, we welcome guest Brontë P. to talk about the illustrious history of Pixar Studios. Along with our usual rankings and trivia, we face plenty of serious disagreements, such as the true quality of the Toy Story movies, the merits of the Cars franchise, and whether music has anything to do with how much we like a movie.

With special guest Ben R. and our returning fourth host (thank you Neil), we cover 2019 in film thus far, discussing what we liked, what has disappointed so far. We discuss upcoming releases, as well as the 2019 Oscars, with plenty of sidetracks along the way, including discussions of Old Town Road and the Newly-Minted Ang Lee Cinematic Universe

Guest Leah Bradley joins us to talk about the past, present, and future of the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe. We get sidetracked plenty as we dive down the rabbit hole to ask ourselves all the important questions, like "is Infinity War better than Endgame?", "do we like Tobey Maguire?" and "does Green Book suck?". Spoiler Warning for all MCU releases to date!

In our first ever episode, we cover all things Tarantino, discussing the upcoming Once Upon a Time in Hollywood as well as all of his past releases. Guest Chloe W. joins us for some ranking and trivia fun