Film Tank

Kathryn Bigelow follows up Osama Bin Laden's death with a torturous look at civil injustice against African Americans in her latest film, Detroit.

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A sci-fi epic from Luc Besson and the concluding chapter in one of the best cinematic trilogies in recent memories? It must be Christmas! But sadly, it's just Film Tank. Here to discuss Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, and War for the Planet of the Apes in a special (not really) double episode (really).

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Who's excited for the third live-action iteration of Spider-Man in cinemas in just about a decade? Well, some of us are. Others aren't. Marvel spins a tangled web with this latest offering.

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Fresh off of his Marvel break-up, Egdar Wright returns to theater with his latest genre pastiche in Baby Driver. Film Tank takes it for a spin and sees how it holds up compared to his previous works.

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Join Film Tank and returning guest Brian discuss red pills, blue pills, hacking, oracles, super long car chases and spoon-bending because we sat down and talked about all three Matrix films, from the Wachowski sisters.

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The hosts tackle the latest indie horror film gripping critics to their seats to see if it lives up the hype. Film Tank reviews It Comes at Night, directed by Trey Edward Shults.

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