Julie and Rebekah are back with reviews of all the films you've been wondering about: Halloween Kills, Dune & The Last Duel (Julie has LOADS to say about that last one). They also took a minute to discuss their favorite streaming shows, Squid Game & Only Murders in the Building. The Julie Says So MOVIE MINUTE returns in 2 weeks with reviews of The French Dispatch and Last Night in Soho (click HERE to watch the new trailer for Scream). In the meantime, find more movie reviews and free movie passes at JulieSaysSo.com. 

Lots of big movies to cover in this episode! The Julie Says So MOVIE MINUTE will become a weekly podcast in November & December, to cover all the holiday & Oscar-buzz films coming out. Find more movie reviews & free movie passes at JulieSaysSo.com. 

The Julie Says So MOVIE MINUTE Podcast is playing catch-up this week, with reviews of Queenpins and Malignant, but we also have a review of The Eyes of Tammy Faye, courtesy of Bryan Kluger. We were jazzed to talk about BET's Karen and the new trailers for Hawkeye & The Matrix Resurrections as well. Remember to find more reviews and free movie passes at JulieSaysSo.com & check back in 2 weeks for our thoughts on Dear Evan Hanson! 

This week, on the Julie Says So MOVIE MINUTE podcast, we talk about the new Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer & share our favorite streaming shows. We also review Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and the latest from Jordan Peele, Candyman. Find more reviews and free movie passes at JulieSaysSo.com.  

One of the great things about the Julie Says So MOVIE MINUTE Podcast is how much we cram into a short amount of time. This week, we have reviews of Respect, CODA, Free Guy, Annette, Reservation Dogs & Suicide Squad all in under 15 minutes (but we still had time to ramble about Adam Driver's nude-scenes). Have a listen and find more movie reviews at JulieSaysSo.com. Remember to check the Free Movie Passes Page often if you're ready to hit the theater & check out the trailer for Shang-Chi & the Legend of the Ten Rings HERE.  

WARNING: This review contains references to suicide. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255 or text HOME to 741741 to reach a trained counselor at the Crisis Text Line.
The Julie Says So MOVIE MINUTE revisits the Anthony Bourdain documentary this week and compares it to Val Kilmer's autobiographical Val (watch the trailer HERE- it looks amazing). Julie & Rebekah also review Matt Damon's new movie Stillwater and almost come to blows over HBO's White Lotus. Julie shares initial reviews of Adam Driver's latest, a rock-opera called Annette (yes, that IS a puppet-baby) & they wrap it all up with the new trailer for Dune. Remember to find more Movie Reviews (& maybe even some Free Movie Passes) at JulieSaysSo.com.  

Still not sure if you want to see Black Widow in the theater or stream it at home? Julie has a review for you! She & Rebekah also discuss HBO's new series White Lotus and break down expectations of Disney's Jungle Cruise, starring Dwayne Johnson & Emily Blunt. Julie also talks to James Faust about the Dallas International Film Festival and the future of Indie films (like the much-anticipated Coda) in a post-Covid, streaming world. They wrap it all up with the new Anthony Bourdain documentary Roadrunner, which hits theaters July 16th. Find more movie news & reviews at JulieSaysSo.com! 

This week on the Julie Says So MOVIE MINUTE, we go over the F9 weekend box-office (Vin Diesel was RIGHT!) and I share my thoughts on Questlove's directorial debut, "Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised).  I also talked to Mark Walters & Devin Pike from The Big Film Show, who had lots to say about Chris Pratt's new film The Tomorrow World and his future with Marvel. We also discussed "Cancel-Culture" (a term none of us are fans of) and how it reflects society's own underlying views.  Remember to find more movie news and reviews at JulieSaysSo.com! 

Wanna see a movie? There are options for folks who feel like popcorn & an air-conditioned theater, as well as those who prefer a sofa & sweatpants. This week, Rebekah & Julie share notes on The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard, F9 (find critic Susan Kamyab's review HERE), Luca, The Tomorrow War & Black Widow (purchase advance tickets HERE). Click HERE if you'd like to read some of the early Black Widow reviews Julie mentioned. They also got really excited about Zola, a film that's based on a wild 2015 Twitter thread (which you can read about HERE). Remember to find more movies reviews & news at JulieSaysSo.com! 

This week we cover Lin Manuel Miranda's In the Heights (read the review by actor Chris Ramirez HERE & hear his #HauntedAF ghost story HERE). Julie & Rebekah also share their thoughts on the latest in The Conjuring series, The Devil Made Me Do It and the real-life possession the film is based on. Click HERE to read the Hollywood Reporter story Julie referenced about Ed Warren and a young girl who allegedly lived with them. Find more movie reviews at JulieSaysSo.com!