Everyone’s A Reel Critic

The Return of Jon Wolf!!

The Reel Critics are together again, just in time to discuss the 2022 Robert Eggers Norse flick, 'The Northman.' With an aggregate Critic score of 89% and an Audience score of 64%, who do you think got it right? The Critics? The Audience? Who cares!? But remember, Everyone's a Reel Critic!

Oh no! Jon's gone! But no worries- we've got an incredible sub this week, honorary Reel Critic, Matt McGuffee! Join Matt and Jose as they tread off the beaten path and uncover the 2022 Tom Holland-led action-adventure, video game adaptation, 'Uncharted!' With an aggregate Critic score of 40% and an Audience score of 90%, who do you think got it right? The Critics? The Audience? Who cares!? But remember, Everyone's a Reel Critic!

**audio quality's a little off on this one - apologies!**

Before you listen to this episode, here's a quick disclaimer: DON'T WATCH THIS MOVIE. 

This week, it's Morbin' Time! The Reel Critics dive into the 2022 shitshow, 'Morbius.' Led by problematic, cult-leading asshat, Jared Leto, 'Morbius' is a meme-machine of a film, yet somehow it's as hollow a bat's bones. With an aggregate Critic score of 17% and an Audience score of 71%, who do you think got it right? The Critics? The Audience? Who cares!? This movie sucks! But remember, Everyone's a Reel Critic!

We're a week late with this one! Whoops!! Y'know what Dr. Ian Malcolm says, "Life... gets in the way." Wait, that's not right... 

Anyways! This week The Reel Critics dive into the 2021 slog of a film, 'The King's Man.' With an aggregate Critic score of 41% and an Audience score of 80%, who do you think got it right? The Critics? The Audience? Who cares!? Everyone's a Reel Critic!

This week, the Reel Critics talk Roland Emmerich's newest disaster porno, Moonfall. With a critic score of 38% and an audience score of 70% who got it right?

The Reel Critics return with special guest, Micah Tannenbaum, host of the long-running MuggleCast!

Micah joins the boys to talk about the absolute trash (Micah's words) that is the second installment of the Fantastic Beasts franchise, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. 

I think we can all agree this one is a complete dumpster fire, right? Regardless, who cares? Everyone's a Reel Critic!

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It's Monday, which means the Reel Critics are back! 

This week, the Reel Critics cut into the usual Watcha Watchin' segment with some Oscars Talk and why they think award shows suck in general and, much like the rest of the world, can't help but mention the Will Smith Slappening. Then, the Reel Critics break down the Academy Award nominated picture, Licorice Pizza, directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. 

Jose and Jon don't agree on this one, y'all. Tune in and let us know who you think is right! Is it Jose? Jon? The audience? The critics? Who cares!? Everyone's a Reel Critic!

We're back, baby! 

After a short hiatus, the Reel Critics return to discuss the latest iteration in the long line of new Disney+ Star Wars spin-offs, The Book of Boba Fett! But, of course, there's a lot of general Star Wars talk as well. 

A show with many highs and lows, it's not surprising to see that the reviews are very mixed, but who do you think is right? The critics? The audience? Who even cares? It doesn't even matter because Everyone's a Reel Critic!

This week, The Reel Critics take a break from the pod so we’re uploading an oldie but a goodie. In one of the first pods ever recorded by the boys, the guys take on the Bobby Rod’s critically-acclaimed Spy Kids! 

With an aggregate critic score of 93% and an audience score of 46%, who do you think is right? The critics? The audiences? Who cares? It doesn’t even matter because Everyone’s a Reel Critic! 

Sorry for the delayed upload, this episode required a liiiil more editing than usual!

This week, The Reel Critics skip the Watcha Watchin' talk and instead discuss the medley of new trailers released during the Super Bowl and decide which of the upcoming movies are going to be Reely Good or Reely Bad. Then, the boys soar into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Marvel's Eternals.

Starring, like, every actor in Hollywood, this ambitious "epic" makes the boys question their undying love for the MCU and it's almost-perfect track record. With an aggregate critic score of 47% and an audience score of 78%, who do you think is right? The critics? The audience? Who cares? It doesn't even matter because Everyone's a Reel Critic!