Hollywood Already Did It

Disney's latest in their nostalgia machine shows that you can have all the talent and music and tech in the world, and lions will simply not emote as well as people. This is now a fact, and we have evidence in this podcast!

The Infinity Saga comes to a close with Marvel's latest Spider-Man movie, and it brings with it one Marvel's most compelling, dangerous, and visually interesting villains.

The Fast and the Furious has spun off to showcase the stories of The Rock and Jason Statham, and we are here to discuss the dos and don'ts of a spin off.

The charcoal drawing that haunted us as children have been adapted, and they are great! The story connecting all the stories are not so great...

Its the end of the summer! Which means its time to talk about our favorites, the things the let us down, and the things that surprised us!

The back half of It is upon us! And the question is, do we want a six hour cut, or would we prefer like, not that?

Based off an article, that while true, the person who said it was true also said it was fake. The movie Hustlers is out and we discuss changing a character and why we have to add Hollywood tropes to true stories we already decide are great.

Rambo Last Blood, implying this would be the final chapter in this classic, beloved action franchise, when in actuality it means squeezing the last drop of blood from a now meaningless franchise that has forgotten what its core character represented.

The Joker comes out in a week, so we decide to look at other characters you could adapt in a similar way. By removing The Batman what characters can stand on their own?

With the Joker origin movie finally out, we analyze the movies thematic ideas, which landed and which didn't. How the movie improves over other villain stand alones and why it is an important movie to have.