Reel Connections

Janson from The Weekly Pop Up Podcast joins the show to talk about Zack Snyder's Justice League, naturally we compare it to 2018's, the Marvel vs. DC, and the Epilogue.

Do we think fans can #RestoreTheSnyderVerse?

Zack Snyder's 'Justice League': The True Story of the Snyder Cut | Vanity Fair

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Malorie joins the show as we talk about the Oscar contender 'Promising Young Woman' starring Carey Mulligan. We explore the film's impact, casting, music, and even the potential meaning of the title.

This is a good episode, you don't want to miss. If you haven't seen the movie, no worries you can check it out. We give you spoiler alerts ahead of time so pause and come back when you're ready.

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This week, Wade joins the show to talk about his favorite movie, 'Fargo.' He and I talk about how memorable the lines are even if you've never watched the movie. It is a pop culture icon.

Wade shares his current TV watches: to decompress he tuned into Netflix's 'Outer Banks.' Plus thinks more people should be watching and talking about 'Better Call Saul.'

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Thanks for listening throughout February and following us for the Black Love series. Courtney joins the show this week to talk about 'Judas and the Black Messiah' and the amazing performances but she and I have issues.

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To wrap up our Black Love series, Chelsie returns to talk about Issa Rae and LaKeith Stanfield's 'The Photograph.' If you're a avid listener of the podcast you know I always ask the guest, "sequel or remake" of their favorite movie; Chelsie believes this movie could be seen as a sequel to 'Love Jones.'

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This week, Tija joins the show to talk about Amazon's Sylvie's Love starring Tessa Thompson and Nnamdi Asomugha.

The movie focuses on the summer romance between Sylvie and Robert. Tija and I agree the movie was overlooked when it was widely released Christmas weekend 2020. 

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This week, Racquel joins the show to talk about Netflix's latest movie, 'Malcolm and Marie.' She and I both have issues with the movie, mostly because of the creator, but there are moments we enjoy.

These are our opinions but we really would like to hear what you think of the movie.

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This week, Chelsie joins the show to talk about her favorite movie, 'Love Jones.' She and I talk about how relevant the 1997 drama feels for us in our 20s and how the movie is different now than it was when she first watched it with her mom.

Chelsie shares her current TV watches; to decompress she watches 'The Office' currently streaming on Peacock and 'Arrested Development' on Netflix. She says the show we all should be watching is Netflix's thriller '3%' about a distant future where most of the population lives in poverty.

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Marvel's Kevin Feige says all of the studio's titles will connect to the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe. WandaVision is finally here after some setbacks due to COVID-19 but we have it here. 

I'll be honest I am completely confused as to what the show is trying to do but Jeran joins the show this week to talk his theories. We also check out the other Marvel shows slated for the Disney Plus.

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This week, Natalie joins the show to talk about Regina King's film directorial debut with 'One Night in Miami...' based on true events but on a fictionalize meeting with Sam Cooke, Malcolm X, Jim Brown, and Muhammad Ali. We talk about the role of these men in American history but specifically to Black American history. We were both a bit surprised the movie talks about colorism but it's a conversation we are pleased is address, even briefly.

If you're a cinephile and love deep cuts on shots and edits, this episode is for you. Natalie and I talk about tracking, shots, and everything in between.

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