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Movie March continues on! Next up on the docket is a movie that is widely regarded as one of the biggest disappointments in cinematic history. Nearly 20 years after the last Indiana Jones adventure Steven Spielberg and company decided to bring the character back to the big screen for a whole new audience. Despite a strong box office and surprisingly decent critical reviews (seriously look it up it's kind of insane how high the RT score is given how people talk about this movie) many fans absolutely detest this film claiming it to be the worst film in the series. Do we disagree with that statement? No we do not, but is there anything redeemable about this movie? That's what we're here to discuss

Welcome to another installment of Movie March. We usually theme these around a franchise but since they're the big thing right now the theme of this year's March is Legacy Sequels. Basically movies that came out way way WAY later than it's predecessor. Sometimes they go great, sometimes they go not great, here we have a movie that kinda does a bit of both. TRON: Legacy came out in 2010 that's 28 years after the original Tron. The film had a lot of hype in the buildup to it's release but was met with a "meh" response from critics and a "eh" response at the Box Office. It's become a cult film since but why was this not a bigger upon release? That's what were here to discuss

You wanna see us experience confusion in real time? Well look no further than  this commentary. This was the first time either of us had seen Southland Tales, and boy does it show. Come watch along with us as we try to figure out what the hell is going on

Southland Tales came out in 2006 and was the ambitious second outing of Donnie Darko director Richard Kelly. The film had an absolutely insane cast of actors and plot that many found too confusing to follows. Following a disastrous screening at the Cannes Film Festival it got a pretty significant overhaul for it's.........which was also disastrous. This often cited as one of the biggest cinematic misfires in recent history. So what about this movie goes so wrong, and what was Kelly TRYING to do? That's what we're here to figure out 

This is a topic we like to tackle every single year (the question of when is a different story but we always do at some point), it's our Top 20 Performances of the year 2022. Keep in mind while we each did see a lot we didn't see everything, like every year films release in different places at different times, so this is our Top 20 as of right now. We have a great year of content planned for you all and it starts right now!

This is a topic we like to tackle every single year (the question of when is a different story but we always do at some point), it's our Top 20 Performances of the year 2022. Keep in mind while we each did see a lot we didn't see everything, like every year films release in different places at different times, so this is our Top 20 as of right now. We have a great year of content planned for you all and it starts right now!

Happy Holidays everybody! This Christmas we decided to throw it way back to the 1940's to talk about one of the all time classic Christmas films: It's A Wonderful Life. This film has been entertaining and moving people for nearly 80 years and today we're here to discuss what makes it such a classic. We're talking that as well as latest trailers like Spider-Man: Across The Spiderverse, latest news like the Golden Globe nominations and the latest with DC, and more right here on Notorious by Chance

1:14 - The Wonderful World of Sports

17:37 - Trailer Talk

43:25 - NOTORIOUS News

1:15:20 - Golden Globe Nominations

1:33:44 - It's A Wonderful Life Review

This week marks our look into one of the biggest blockbusters of all time from the guy who practically invented the term. We're looking at E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial which is celebrating its 40th Anniversary this year. To say movie was a big hit would be an understatement, ET was a box office juggernaut having one of the longest theatrical runs in history. So why was this film such a monumental hit? We break all of that down, plus we talk latest trailers like Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, latest news like Legendary partnering up with Sony, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.

1:23 - The Wonderful World of Sports

26:51 - Trailer Talk

53:19 - NOTORIOUS News

1:07:58 - E.T. Review

A year of podcasting wouldn't feel right if we didn't look at a Stephen King film, and one got one of the crowning achievements of trash to look at this week with 1996's Thinner. Very rarely do we look at a film where absolutely nothing goes right. What is ti about this film that makes it so maligned? We talk about that plus latest trailers like Elemental , latest news like the massive shake-up at Disney,  and out Top 10 Elton John Songs right here on Notorious by Chance.

0:45 - The Wonderful World of Sports

26:14 - Trailer Talk

46:49 - NOTORIOUS News 

1:34:30 - Thinner Review

2:11:23 - Our Top 10 Elton John Songs

This episode is late because it marks a special occasion, for the first time in our show's history we're gonna be looking at one of our all time favorite movies, like we're talking #1. So we needed to bring in some big guns, enter fellow Ghostbusters mega-fans Robert and Vanessa of Late to the Party. The original Ghostbusters went from being a movie that was thought to be unfilmable to a global phenomenon. Why? How? We're breaking all of that down right here. We talk the movie plus all the craziness in the world of sports, latest trailers like Avatar: The Way of Water, latest news like the latest actros to join the MCU, and more right here on Notorious by Chance

0:52 - The Wonderful World of Sports

(Some audio issues, clears up around 12 minute mark)

 28:46 - Trailer Talk

41:00 - NOTORIOUS News

1:05:00 - Ghostbusters Review with Late to the Party

2:18:55 - We Pitch our Ghostbusters Movies!

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