Franchise Fatigue

Franchise Fatigue

By Gabriel Green, James Hamrick, franchisefatiguepodcast.comTV & FilmFilm Reviews
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Franchise Fatigue episodes

  • Episode 14: The Emperor's New Groove Review

    To celebrate the release of Disney Animation's Moana, we go back to a not so celebrated time in the studio's history to review the cult favorite film, The Emporer's New Groove.

    A really fun review with plenty of our poor attempts at impressions!

     

    We also briefly talk about other recent film viewings

    James: Crimson Peak, Arrival

    Gabe: Arrival, Hacksaw Ridge

    Main Review: 10:45

    40 min
  • Episode 14: The Emperor’s New Groove Review

    To celebrate the release of Disney Animation's Moana, we go back to a not so celebrated time in the studio's history to review the cult favorite film, The Emporer's New Groove.


    A really fun review with plenty of our poor attempts at impressions!


     


    We also briefly talk about other recent film viewings
    James: Crimson Peak, Arrival


    Gabe: Arrival, Hacksaw Ridge


    Main Review: 10:45

    40 min
  • Episode 11: Megamind Review
    In this episode we look at our first animated film, Dreamworks 2010 release, Megamind!
    A bit of a surprise from the fairly hit or miss studio, Megamind is a genuinely hilarious, clever and often forgotten gem.
    One host even believes it might just be one of the most quotable films of all time.
    A really fun discussion on a much lighter film than usual.
    52 min
  • Episode 10: Our Top Ten Favorite Films
    For our tenth episode we go though each of our top ten favorite films of all time.
    The episode is a bit longer than we were planning, but it's a great conversations and we didn't want to shortchange any of these great films.
    2 hr 20 min
  • Episode 9: Interstellar Review
    In episode 9, hosts Gabriel and James once again find themselves in disagreement over the overall quality of the film as they discuss Christopher Nolan's 2014 space epic Interstellar.
    James loves the movie to the point of calling it a near masterpiece, whereas Gabriel finds that, the films leaps in logic and out of left field final act keep it from the ambitious heights director Christopher Nolan was reaching for.
    They both agree, however, that the film contains moments of breathtaking genius that make it worth viewing, regardless of your final opinion.
    Main Review: 12:05
    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode 8: The Frighteners Review
    Today we go back to visionary director Peter Jackson's very first Hollywood film. The Frighteners is a very underrated dark comedy that unfortunately bombed on it's release due to poor marketing.
    It also features Michael J. Fox's last leading role in a feature film.
    We both think it's a lot of fun and definitely worth a second look.
    1 hr 5 min

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Exploring and celbrating film franchises one movie at a time! Each week we go film by film through popular series and have in-depth discussions on the film as well as explore its behind the scenes…