Messy Notebook Paper

Messy Notebook Paper

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Messy Notebook Paper episodes

  • What I Watched In July (Spoilers)
    In today’s episode of Messy Notebook Paper, host Riley reviews the shows and movies she’s been watching recently. The episode includes reviews for the following shows: The Great (2020), Dickinson (2019), and The Babysitter’s Club (2020). She also reviews and discusses the following movies: Read it and Weep (2006), The Beguiled (2017), Buffaloed (2020), Mirror Mirror (2012), Every Day (2018), Parasite (2019), And Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019). This episode is full of spoilers, so if you wish to avoid spoilers, maybe skip this episode. Otherwise, enjoy learning about all the aforementioned shows and movies, and also about Taylor Swift’s new album folklore.
    58 min
  • Ranking Taylor Swift’s Seven Studio Albums (2006-2019)
    In today’s episode of Messy Notebook Paper, host Riley discusses her love and appreciation for Taylor Swift by ranking her seven studio albums: Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989, reputation, and Lover. Now, of course, all the albums are amazing pieces of work, so this ranking is all based on personal opinions and nostalgia.
    28 min
  • Ratatouille (2007) REVIEW/Ranking All 20 Pixar Movies
    Welcome back to Messy Notebook Paper, the podcast where host Riley reviews movies and shows. On today’s episode, she is joined by her sister, Reese, to review the 2007 Pixar film Ratatouille. How did Gustav die? Is Linguini the best character in this movie? And how much do we want to eat all the food in this movie? After reviewing the film, Riley and Reese go on to discuss their thoughts on the rest of the Pixar movies (excluding Toy Story 4 and Onward.)
    32 min
  • Star Wars Marathon Results/Ranking All Eleven Films with Reese Dauber
    On this episode of Messy Notebook Paper, host Riley is joined, once again, by Reese Dauber. They successfully watched all eleven Star Wars Films in chronological order, and are now ready to discuss their rankings. The prequels (Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith) introduce Anakin Skywalker and how he trained with Obi Wan Kenobi, while falling in love with Padmé Amadala. They also show his shift from the light to the dark side as he becomes Darth Vader. Then there’s 2018’s Solo, which follows Han Solo and explains his origin story. Next is Rogue One, a film about the team who delivered the Death Star plans to Princess Leia. The original trilogy (A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi) shows Luke Skywalker’s journey to defeating Darth Vader and the Galatic Empire. Finally, there are the new films (Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, and Rise of Skywalker), where new Jedi Rey must train and defeat the evil First Order. Videos We Reference!
    -Star Wars SC 38 Reimagined by FXitinPost: https://youtu.be/to2SMng4u1k
    -Revisiting The Last Jedi (and why it’s alright) by Schaffrillas Productions: https://youtu.be/qlOnKW_gFLE
    -Drunk Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (Episode One) by Practical Folks: https://youtu.be/WhcE9kZjOZo
    -Drunk Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (Episode Two) by Practical Folks: https://youtu.be/HT90RIHkNsg
    1 hr
  • Knives Out (2019) REVIEW
    On this week’s episode of Messy Notebook Paper, host Riley reviews one of her favorite movies: Knives Out! The whodunnit film, directed by Rian Johnson, stars Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, and Ana de Armas. The real question is: how much does Riley love this movie? Find out in this episode of Messy Notebook Paper! The Rian Johnson Vanity Fair Interview: https://youtu.be/69GjaVWeGQM
    31 min
  • Labyrinth (1986)/Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) REVIEW with Reese Dauber
    On this episode of Messy Notebook Paper, host Riley Dauber is joined by her sister, Reese, to discuss and review 1986’s Labyrinth and 2006’s Pan’s Labyrinth, which Reese though were the same movies. While Labyrinth has legend David Bowie, it basically fails on every other front. Pan’s Labyrinth is a Spanish film directed by Guillermo de Toro; it has amazing visual effects and great characters, but can be boring at times. How much is Riley in love with David Bowie? And how many times will she reference the Persephone and Hades myth? Find out in this episode of Messy Notebook Paper!
    46 min
  • The Bachelor: Listen To Your Heart Episode Six RECAP
    It’s finally here! Riley has finished watching the new Bachelor spinoff show, Listen To Your Heart, and is here this week to review and recap it. The couples performed in Nashville this week, and the winners were announced. How boring is the drama on this show? Why didn’t Matt and Rudi work out? And how great are Chris and Bri? Find out on this episode of Messy Notebook Paper!
    19 min
  • The Bachelor: Listen To Your Heart Episode Five RECAP
    On this week’s episode of Messy Notebook Paper, Riley discusses episode five of the new Bachelor spinoff show, Listen To Your Heart. The couples are going to Las Vegas! How bad is Matt’s hair? Is that couple at the wedding just a bunch of actors? And how bad was Natasha and Ryan’s performance? Find out in this episode of Messy Notebook Paper!
    21 min
  • Too Hot To Handle (2020) REVIEW
    Riley is finally reviewing the new Netflix reality show, Too Hot To Handle, where sexy singles have to practice chastity. If they don’t, they’ll lose money from their prize fund. How much does she love Rhonda? Why are Harry and Francesca so annoying? And how hard is it to abstain from sex? Find out in this episode of Messy Notebook Paper!
    24 min
  • Cloud Nine (2014) REVIEW
    On this week’s episode of Messy Notebook Paper, Riley finally reviews Cloud Nine, the 2014 Disney Channel Original Movie starring Dove Cameron and Luke Benward. Why is this movie so predictable? Did Shaun White help with the snowboarding scenes? And how come Kiersey Clemons is barely in this movie? Find out in this episode of Messy Notebook Paper!
    20 min

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Messy Notebook Paper is hosted by Riley Dauber, an avid film and television fan. She will spend most of the episodes reviewing recent movies and shows, ranking certain projects, and of course,…