Repeat Viewing

For our 101st episode, we share a brief chat about where this podcast has taken us, where it's headed, how it's changed us personally, and evolved our thoughts on film. Then we jump into probably the most appropriate follow up to GvK, with another "monster fight" movie. We discuss the trope-tastic not for kids playground that is this film, and muse about the career of Nic Cage, plus other Coppola related tangents. #CageReport

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.

We ring in our 100th episode with a rollicking big movie and the absolute ideal guest for it, Kaijumax comic book creator Zander Cannon. We get the lowdown on the big guys and probably look too deeply at this movie.

Or

"Two guys explain to Kraig how to watch this kind of movie."

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In our most epic episode we welcome mega-nerd superhero expert & homeboy, Dylan Godfry (aka Dylan Drake), and tackle the biggest film in years: the Snyder Cut. It's a hilarious and detailed spoiler chat revealing hidden elements, dissecting the deeper character arcs/performances, speculating on subtext, plot twists, and possible new directions. Plus, Zack Snyder the filmmaker, Titans, and Falcon & the winter Soldier.

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In our 3rd Eddie Murphy episode, we tackle another extremely long-awaited sequel to a beloved film, and all the baggage that entails. For those sadists out there who love it when we fight, this episode is just for you, as we are intensely split on this film, with the shadowy menace of nostalgia looming over this production and our conversation! It's another battle of podcasters. Will anyone survive?

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.

As cinema changes shape to become a strange hybrid of streaming and theatrical releases, films continue to carry buzz and build reputations like always, and this film is among the many examples. After weeks of hearing about Judas and the Black Messiah, we decided it was too important not to cover it, and the densely layered work of Shaka King, Daniel Kaluuya & Lakieth Stanfield offered quite a lot to discuss, especially in light of our current social tensions. We cover all the filmmaking, acting and social elements possible, and dig into the word on the street about this movie.

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Bringing an end to our extended block of first take reviews on streaming film releases, we tackle the moody Denzel Washington detective drama, The Little Things, and share a detailed conversation about, you guessed it, lots of little things that make this movie tick. We look at the triple Oscar winning ensemble cast, the auteur work of writer director John Lee Hancock, and hold this up to other notable serial killer tales for comparison.

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.

We think we picked a perfect Valentine's Day movie for 2021/ post-2020 vibes everyone is feeling, and we think you'll agree. Watch Bliss on Amazon before you listen because we have no choice but to spoil this one as we peel apart the layers, interpret the many signs & symbols that make up it's story, using a specific visual language. Plus we talk in-depth about the lead performances, how this movie applies to life, and what genre it's in, all throughout a breezy and playful episode.

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In an appropriate follow up to last episode, we talk another actor turned solid director, with George Clooney's latest. We talk about the meta elements of the film, the science & world building, and the intimate personal story buried within what is presented as a race against time survival tale. Plus we ponder where this stands among the modern science fiction landscape. The conversation, much like the film, is more complex than it sounds.

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Get extra episodes each month at patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us everywhere else @repeatviewpod!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.

This episode is a battle of podcasters, because one of us loved Christopher Nolan's latest mindbender, and one of us did not! Brace yourself for cannon fire and opinion blasts, as we dive into a film that is equal parts James Bond adventure and applied physics graduate thesis, and yet another entry in the bizarre and high concept Nolan-verse.

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.

In a timely first take review, we look at the sure-handed directorial debut of actress Regina King, One Night in Miami. Our talk ranges from the inner struggles of each man and the outer forces shaping them, King as a director, Kemp Powers as a writer, and the various filmmaking elements that make this movie tick. Plus we peel back the layers of why it is incredibly timely and on the pulse of our country today, despite being set in 1964.

Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate, review & share!

Please support us patreon.com/repeatviewpod & follow us @repeatviewpod!

Theme music by Samuel Oak.