It's My TV Show

The start of a new year, new season, and all new content.

Sorry again but this time there’s background music? Hopefully tomorrows is a lot more on track.

*sound warning* I’m driving and recording

I swear I’m getting better at this

I totally forgot but in fairness SpongeBob and Micheal Keaton can be distracting

I love me some Leonardo DiCaprio and even more, movies in general.

I'm procrastinating, please help but instead of actually helping try watching these awesome movies.

In this episode I rant, for a really long time, So long in fact that I have to take two breaks, so I hope you all enjoy. Spoiler warning I suppose for the new She-Hulk show and Thor 4. Other than that, sit back and listen to me get pissed off.

I'm back everybody, and today it's gonna be an in-depth thinking type of episode. I'm not sure how else to describe "narcissistic thoughts that nobody else really cares about but I get paid slightly to mention", without sounding like a douche. Anyways, today I focus on more on the changing perception of "bad movies" because of recent good or bad films or shows and whether there may or may not be a correlation. In the second half of the episode, I try to reaffirm film rewatchability, and my belief in this critical key for good movies and whether or not that in itself may be causing these new point of views. Sit back and enjoy. Or don't? Can't force you to. 

**SPOILER WARNINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING FILMS:**

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), The Incredible Hulk (2008), Prisoners (2013)

Disclaimer: I am just a guy with an opinion, so if you want to cancel me, maybe try listening to my other stuff too, that way you get more fuel to add to the fire.