Welcome to Second Chance Cinema, the podcast where we give a second chance to films with mixed reviews, bad reputations and small followings. Each week we take a look at a film that was not totally well recieved, and discuss whether it deserves the hate, or if there is something to love about it. Every film is a collaborative process, and it's a miracle that any film gets made, let alone is good. That's why try our best to praise what a lot of people worked really hard on, while still being honest.

This week's episode is Labyrinth (1986), directed by Jim Henson.

This week's episode is Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) directed by Joss Whedon.

Welcome to Second Chance Cinema, the podcast where we give a second chance to films with mixed reviews, bad reputations and small followings. Each week we take a look at a film that was not totally well recieved, and discuss whether it deserves the hate, or if there is something to love about it. Every film is a collaborative process, and it's a miracle that any film gets made, let alone is good. That's why try our best to praise what a lot of people worked really hard on, while still being honest.

This week's episode is Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) directed by Steven Spielberg.

Welcome to Second Chance Cinema, the podcast where we give a second chance to films with mixed reviews, bad reputations and small followings. Each week we take a look at a film that was not totally well recieved, and discuss whether it deserves the hate, or if there is something to love about it. Every film is a collaborative process, and it's a miracle that any film gets made, let alone is good. That's why try our best to praise what a lot of people worked really hard on, while still being honest.

This week's episode is Babylon (2022) directed by Damien Chazelle.

Welcome to Second Chance Cinema, the podcast where we give a second chance to films with mixed reviews, bad reputations and small followings. Each week we take a look at a film that was not totally well recieved, and discuss whether it deserves the hate, or if there is something to love about it. Every film is a collaborative process, and it's a miracle that any film gets made, let alone is good. That's why try our best to praise what a lot of people worked really hard on, while still being honest.

This week's film is Dune (1984) directed by David Lynch.

Welcome to Second Chance Cinema, the podcast where we give a second chance to films with mixed reviews, bad reputations and small followings. Each week we take a look at a film that was not totally well recieved, and discuss whether it deserves the hate, or if there is something to love about it. Every film is a collaborative process, and it's a miracle that any film gets made, let alone is good. That's why try our best to praise what a lot of people worked really hard on, while still being honest.

This week's film is The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003) directed by Stephen Norrington.

Welcome to Second Chance Cinema, the podcast where we give a second chance to films with mixed reviews, bad reputations and small followings. Each week we take a look at a film that was not totally well recieved, and discuss whether it deserves the hate, or if there is something to love about it. Every film is a collaborative process, and it's a miracle that any film gets made, let alone is good. That's why try our best to praise what a lot of people worked really hard on, while still being honest.

This week's film is Thor: The Dark World (2013) directed by Alan Taylor.

Welcome to Second Chance Cinema, the podcast where we give a second chance to films with mixed reviews, bad reputations and small followings. Each week we take a look at a film that was not totally well recieved, and discuss whether it deserves the hate, or if there is something to love about it. Every film is a collaborative process, and it's a miracle that any film gets made, let alone is good. That's why try our best to praise what a lot of people worked really hard on, while still being honest.

This week's film is Sucker Punch (2011) directed by Zack Snyder.