Halle Berry’s newest acting vehicle has cruised into theaters and I’ve got a pretty controversial take on it.

Head over to check things out. This episode will be all about the Circle of Film Patreon, so I understand if some of you might skip it.

Difficult to watch films are trending upward. Rather than bury myself too deeply in the content of Detroit, I decided to focus on the stats it provides. But I do think this is a film that many need to see and experience for themselves.

Firstly, I gotta apologize for some poor audio quality on this episode. It took me a little time to realize the wrong microphone was being used for the input. The issues start at the 1:52 point and end at the 14:52 point, mostly encompassing me talking about the technical merits, awards merits, and cast/personnel associated with the film. From that point on I spend the majority of the time discussing my thoughts on the overall film and story and emotions that The Lion King evokes in me. Sorry for the problems!

David Lowery’s new film finally came to a theater near me and I got a chance to see it. This episode does feature a spoiler section.

Today’s update episode introduces an episode release structure, outlines some changes in my own life in the near future and what that means for the podcast as well.

The final part of this series! We count down to the highest grossing film of all time, reflect on the list a little, and hypothesize the future of film’s box office receipts.

Charlize Theron’s action film is fun and energetic, but it has a few problems. I’ll break my thoughts on the new film down in today’s episode.

Some fine actors and incredibly recognizable names feature in today’s top 10 list. July turns out to be a very strong month to be born in for actors.

Christopher Nolan’s newest is being heralded as his best work to date. I’ll go through my own thoughts on the film and where I’m currently nominating the film for the Circle of Film Awards.