Our Cinematic Universe starts a new a franchise. After seeing the box office difference between the 2000's films against the remake we want to explore why this franchise has changed, and why the audience doesn't care for it anymore.

Charlie's Angels EPIC FINALE is here and it is directed by Elizabeth Banks. The problem is that it became a box office flop that didn't break even, but why? How did this franchise change so much?

This is a podcast about movie franchises, hosted by Byron Wylder and Gabriel Medina Blackman. This time we take a look at a movie by the Safdie Brother's Uncut Gems released on 2020.

We discuss this masterpiece and why it could (should) have won the Oscar for best picture.

This is a podcast about movie franchises, hosted by Byron Wylder and Gabriel Medina Blackman. This time we take a look at a movie by the Safdie Brother's Uncut Gems released on 2020.

We discuss this masterpiece and why it could (should) have won the Oscar for best picture. 

Our Cinematic Universe starts a new a franchise. After seeing the box office difference between the 2000's films against the remake we want to explore why this franchise has changed, and why the audience doesn't care for it anymore.

Next up is Charlie's Angels Full throttle from 2004, also directed by McG. We also talk lots about the Oscars, which were one of the most interesting Oscars in recent years. But how does Full throttle compare against the original?

Next time we finish Charlie's Angels by having a look at the 2019 remake.

Our Cinematic Universe starts a new a franchise. After seeing the box office difference between the 2000's films against the remake we want to explore why this franchise has changed, and why the audience doesn't care for it anymore.

Next up is Charlie's Angels Full throttle from 2004, also directed by McG. We also talk lots about the Oscars, which were one of the most interesting Oscars in recent years. But how does Full throttle compare against the original? 

Next time we finish Charlie's Angels by having a look at the 2019 remake.

Our Cinematic Universe starts a new a franchise. After seeing the box office difference between the 2000's films against the remake we want to explore why this franchise has changed, and why the audience doesn't care for it anymore.

The first feature in the franchise  is Charlie's Angels, directed by McG and released in 2000. Does this movie hold up for 2020 audiences or is it a movie of its time. Why was it so popular? And most importantly, whose idea to do this franchise was, Byron's idea or Gabe's?

Now that we have finished Road To Rise of Skywalker it's time to talk about something else... The Mandolorian!!!

The first Disney + show has given us hope that they are able make content outside the movies, but how good is it overall? How similar is the show to Kurosawa's Seven Samurais, or his other work?

Dear listeners! We've come to the end of a decade, and what a decade it was!

From 2009's big-screen blockbusters to 2019's streaming domination, these years have been filled with extraordinary films that have shaped our lives. Have a listen for our picks across 10 years of cinema!

Tune in next week for our new franchise, and most importantly, have a wonderful New Year!

It's here! The final episode in our Road to The Rise of Skywalker mini-series (Excluding our thoughts on the entire Mandolorian season). We saw Rise of Skywalker and boy do we have thoughts... 

Byron has gone into this movie less than optimistic, and Gabe is ready to be sorely disappointed. What did we think of the most divisive movie of the year? Listen and find out, plus our brief thoughts on Marriage Story and who we think is going to take over now that the Skywalker saga is finished. 

Our next season will be announced the first week of January, so stay tuned!