This is the third video in my Legendary Pictures Monster-verse retrospective, which will culminate in my review of Godzilla v. Kong.

This is the second video in my Legendary Pictures Monster-verse retrospective, which will culminate in my review of Godzilla v. Kong.

This is the first video in my Legendary Pictures Monster-verse retrospective, which will culminate in my review of Godzilla v. Kong.

This is the cutest King Kong review ever! And quite possibly the cutest Should You Watch It review so far. In this episode I talk with my seven-year-old daughter about the 1933 version (the OG) of the world's favorite monster: King Kong - leading up to the release of Godzilla vs. Kong!

I had no idea what I was in for with this movie, and if you haven't seen a trailer, you likely will be surprised as well. It's violent right out of the gate, but it's also political - or A-political? - and tense with a smile. But... Should you watch it?

This is Nolan's latest movie. This is my response to watching this movie. Honestly, I don't know how the hell to talk about this movie, as I'm not 100% sure what I just watched. So, the big question here is, should you watch it? Listen to find out.

Here's a Tom Cruise movie that may have slipped past your radar, just like his character does in regard to every authority establishment in this historical biopic, American Made. It's the story about Barry Seal, an ex-TWA pilot who gets recruited by the CIA to snap pictures of drug deals in Central America, but then gets recruited by the Medellin cartel to smuggle firearms, drugs, and money into America, behind the CIA's back.

James Bond in Goldfinger. Could this be the best Bond yet?? Listen to hear my thoughts and hear my ranking 3 Bond movies in.

I'm getting ready for No Time to Die hopefully coming out later this year. Join me as I watch the second Bond film for the first time. Is it better than its predecessor Dr. No? Does it hype me up for the rest of the James Bond franchise? Should you watch it? Listen to find out!

In anticipation for No Time to Die, hopefully coming out later this year, I decided to start at the beginning with a James Bond marathon. Admittedly, I've only seen a couple of Brosnan Bond movies and one Daniel Craig Bond movie. None of them won me over. But I'm going to give the Bond-verse a fair try, and what better way than to go all the way back to the very beginning in 1962 with Sean Connery's Bond debut in Dr. No?