🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a grinchy episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re diving into major industry shakeups, massive franchise releases, and a festive classic that sparks big opinions.

First up — Movie News!

🕊️ Rob Reiner has passed away

💰 Warner Bros. officially rejects Paramount’s $108 billion bid

🐶 Sony is set to acquire The Peanuts franchise in a $457 million deal

🎥 Movie Reviews — Here’s what we watched:

🔍 Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery — Benoit Blanc returns for another twisty, ensemble-driven whodunit that blends sharp humor, moral complexity, and classic mystery thrills.

🌋 Avatar: Fire & Ash — Pandora expands once again, introducing the Ash People and pushing the Sully family through grief, conflict, and visually jaw-dropping stakes.

🩸 The Housemaid — A glossy, psychological thriller where power, manipulation, and buried secrets turn a “fresh start” into a dangerous game.

The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants — A colorful, surreal undersea adventure that puts SpongeBob’s courage to the test while embracing classic chaos and heart.

🎄 Festive Flicks Segment:

😈 How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) Loud, chaotic, and unapologetically over-the-top — Jim Carrey’s Grinch remains one of the most divisive holiday movies ever. Critics were mixed, but audiences turned it into a nostalgia-fueled Christmas staple. We break down why this maximalist holiday movie endures despite (or because of) its excess.

🎬 Critics vs Audiences We unpack the mixed critical reception, the love for Jim Carrey’s performance, and why The Grinch has aged into a messy-but-unforgettable holiday classic.

❓ Did We Know?

We wrap things up with behind-the-scenes trivia that reveals just how intense, exhausting, and iconic the making of How the Grinch Stole Christmas really was 🎄

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🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a cheery episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re mixing holiday horror, political drama, and pure Christmas cheer — because why pick just one vibe?

First up — Movie News!

🎬 Paramount outbids Netflix with an offer to buy Warner Bros.

🤖 Disney signs a $1 BILLION deal with OpenAI to produce AI-generated video content

🎭 Matthew Lillard responds to Quentin Tarantino’s recent comments

🎥 Movie Reviews — Here’s what we watched:

🎅 Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025) A brutal reimagining of the infamous holiday slasher that leans hard into trauma, violence, and twisted Christmas imagery. This reboot adds unexpected emotional weight, asking whether confronting darkness is scarier than embracing it.

🏛️ Ella McCay (2025) James L. Brooks delivers a grounded, character-driven political drama about ambition, responsibility, and family pressure. Emma Mackey shines in a story that’s less about power plays and more about the cost of leadership.

🎄 Second Half: FESTIVE FLICKS

 ✨ Elf (2003) We revisit the modern Christmas classic that turned Will Ferrell into a holiday icon — breaking down why Buddy the Elf still works over 20 years later.

🎞️ Critic Reactions ✔️ Praised for Ferrell’s full-commitment performance ✔️ Loved for balancing sincerity with absurd comedy ✔️ Critiqued (slightly) for sentimentality and predictability — but forgiven because the charm is undeniable

🧠 Discussion From slasher Santas to wholesome elves — we talk about how holiday movies can swing wildly in tone and why Elf endures as a seasonal staple while darker Christmas films push boundaries.

❓ Did We Know?

🎁 Elf trivia you probably didn’t know — from real NYC street reactions to Ferrell actually eating that spaghetti.

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🎬 (This podcast is produced by Collabz. Multi-Media.)

🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a wild episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re back with HUGE studio shake-ups, big box-office wins, emotional reviews, and a deep dive into the wild world of video-game movies!

🎬 Movie News — and it’s massive this week!

🏢 Netflix buys Warner Bros. and HBO Max for $82.7B — one of the biggest entertainment deals ever

🦊 Zootopia 2 crushes records with an insane $818M opening week

🌊 James Cameron confirms no generative AI was used in Avatar: Fire & Ash

🎤 Quentin Tarantino goes off on Paul Dano in a fiery public rant

🎥 Movie Reviews — here’s what we thought:

🤖 Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 (2025)

A year after the first film’s horrors, Mike, Vanessa, and Abby try to move on — but Freddy and the gang aren’t done with them yet. When Abby reconnects with the animatronics, she unintentionally reawakens a long-hidden secret tied to the very origins of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. Bigger lore, deeper scares, and a surprisingly emotional core make this sequel a step up.

🪦 Hamnet (2025)

A quiet, aching historical drama where grief becomes art. Chloé Zhao reimagines Shakespeare’s family life following the death of his son Hamnet, exploring how loss shaped his writing and his marriage. Poetic, human, and deeply emotional — this one lingers.

🎮 Discussion — From Console to Cinema: Why Video Game Movies Struggle (and Why Some Finally Work)

We’re breaking down the full evolution of video-game adaptations:

🎮 When early films went campy and chaotic

🎮 When Hollywood swung too dark and forgot the fun

🎮 How movies like Detective Pikachu and Sonic finally cracked the code

🎮 Why The Last of Us became the new blueprint

🎮 Why translating interactivity, lore, and tone is harder than it seems

🎮 And which games are actually best suited for adaptation

It’s a full-on look at the growing trend — and what FNAF, Minecraft, Borderlands and more mean for the future.

❓ Did We Know? — Video Game Movie Trivia Edition

🎮 Robin Williams nearly helped shape a Zelda movie

🌀 Sonic’s redesign cost $5M but saved the franchise

🥋 Mortal Kombat’s brutal fight scenes broke noses

🧟 Resident Evil was supposed to be slow horror — until the studio said “more guns!”

🎩 Detective Pikachu built 1,000 Pokémon models

🤡 FNAF 1 used REAL animatronics

And 9 more wild behind-the-scenes facts from across the genre!

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🎬 (This podcast is produced by Collabz. Multi-Media.)

🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to an emotional episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re diving into big animation updates, awards-season surprises, and a whole lot of heartfelt movie talk!

First up — Movie News!

🐱 Pixar announces Gatto, a fully hand-painted animated feature currently in the works

🏆 Tom Cruise wins his first-ever Oscar

🚔 Rush Hour 4 officially greenlit at Paramount after a push from Donald Trump

🐕 Indy becomes the first dog ever nominated for Best Horror/Thriller Performance at the Astra Awards

🎥 Movie Reviews — Here’s what we thought:

💼 Rental Family (2025) A tender, thoughtful dramedy where Brendan Fraser’s character fills emotional roles for strangers — and discovers the lines between acting, belonging, and genuine connection aren’t as clear as they seem. Quiet, compassionate, and deeply human.

💫 Eternity (2025) A romantic fantasy set in an afterlife “waiting room,” where Joan must choose who she’ll spend forever with — the husband she lived a lifetime beside, or the soulmate she lost young. A whimsical, emotional story about love, memory, and loyalty that hits straight to the heart.

🦊 Zootopia 2 (2025) Judy and Nick return for a mystery that shakes Zootopia’s balance all over again. Smart, charming, funny, and layered with social commentary — a sequel that expands the world without losing the heart of the original.

🧠 Second Half:

✨ Connection in Unconventional Spaces This week we break down how Rental Family and Eternity use very different genres to explore belonging, identity, and the messy, beautiful ways humans seek connection.

We dig into:

1️⃣ The human search for connection

2️⃣ Where performance becomes real emotion

3️⃣ How high-stakes decisions — temporary or eternal — shape character and story

Plus, we reveal our Best & Worst of November!

❓ Did We Know?

Our Love & Connection edition brings movie trivia from:

🎬 Rental Family

🎬 Eternity

🎬 Zootopia 2

🎬 Shelby Oaks

🎬 Hereditary

Some of these facts surprised even us 👀

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🎬 (This podcast is produced by Collabz. Multi-Media.)

🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a wicked episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re diving into huge industry updates, fresh reviews, a classic-comparison deep dive, and a magical finale to wrap it all together!

First up — Movie News!

✍️ Films are now adding “No AI was used” notes in their end credits

🐾 Ryan Coogler officially confirms Black Panther 3

🎤 The Michael teaser becomes the most-viewed music biopic trailer ever, hitting 116.2 million views in 24 hours!

🎥 Movie Reviews — Here’s what we thought:

🪢 Keeper — A chilling psychological thriller where obsession tightens like a noose, and every answer leads to a darker truth.

🧟‍♂️ Frankenstein (2025) — A stylish, moody reimagining that blends gothic horror with modern science and deep emotional tragedy.

🌪️ Wicked: For Good — A vibrant, heartfelt musical epic that reframes Oz through emotion, power, and perspective.

🔪 Sisu: Road to Revenge — A brutal, relentless action tale that doubles down on grit, survival, and explosive payback.

🧠 Discussion:

✨ Wicked vs. The Wizard of Oz We break down how the two stories connect — from shifting perspectives to character reinterpretations, from visual style to the evolving mythos of Oz. A surprising amount changes when you twist the point of view.

❓ Did We Know?

We end the episode with a Wizard of Oz–themed trivia round full of flying houses, ruby slippers, and behind-the-curtain secrets you definitely didn’t see coming 👀

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See you at the movies! 🍿🎥

🎬 (This podcast is produced by Collabz. Multi-Media.)

🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a warped episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re back with HUGE movie news, big reviews, and a mind-bending theme that connects it all! 🎬✨

First up — Movie News mayhem!

🐇 Sabrina Carpenter is stepping into Wonderland, starring and producing a brand-new Alice in Wonderland musical movie

💸 Sydney Sweeney hits a rough patch — four 2025 flops, including three big box office releases

🧒 Orphan 3 is officially filming — titled Orphans

💋 A Jessica Rabbit movie is in early development

😱 Insidious 6 has wrapped filming

🎮 Jumanji 3 will officially close the franchise

🤖 Bob Iger confirms AI-generated content is coming to Disney+

🌌 Super Mario Galaxy drops a new poster AND trailer

👠 The Devil Wears Prada 2 releases its first trailer

🎭 HBO developing a V for Vendetta TV series

🎥 Movie Reviews — Here’s what we thought:

💔 Die, My Love — A gut-punching psychological drama that blurs sanity, grief, and reality until nothing feels certain.

⚖️ Nuremberg — A tense historical drama that reframes well-known stories through sharp performances and moral complexity.

🏃‍♂️ The Running Man (2025) — A bold, modernized remake that amps up the social commentary while delivering high-octane spectacle.

🃏 Now You See Me: Now You Don’t — Flashier, twistier, and packed with illusions — but does the magic trick still land?

🧠 Discussion of the Week:

✨ Appearance vs Reality We break down how every movie this week toys with illusion, perception, truth, and deception — on screen and in the characters themselves 👀

❓ Did We Know?

We wrap things up with a round of trivia inspired by this week’s theme — and yes, we were fooled more than once.

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See you at the movies! 🍿🎥

🎬 (This podcast is produced by Collabz. Multi-Media.)

🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a stunning episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re kicking off November with movie news, reviews, and sci-fi revelations! 🚀

First up in Movie News:

🧙‍♀️ Hocus Pocus 3 conjures nostalgia as Omri Katz returns as Max Dennison!

🎤 Michael — the Michael Jackson biopic — finally gets a release date and a trailer that’s already lighting up the internet!

Then, Movie Reviews:

🐝 Bugonia — dark comedy or disturbing delight?

👽 Predator: Badlands — brutal, bold, and back to basics.

😱 Christy — slasher suspense with unexpected bite!

Then we break down A Quiet Place vs. Predator: Badlands — two survival thrillers that master silence, tension, and isolation in totally different ways 👀

Plus, we reveal our Best & Worst of October 🍂 — and finish with a Did We Know? that dives deep into the Sci-Fi Greats: The Matrix, Interstellar, Alien, Back to the Future, and Blade Runner 🛸

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See you at the movies! 🍿🎥

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🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a spooky episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re diving headfirst into spooky season with movie news, reviews, and Halloween fun 🎬🕸️

First up in movie news:

🏺 The Mummy sequel may be rising from the tomb — Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are rumored to return!

🕷️ Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse will swing into full IMAX glory, confirmed by Christopher Miller.

🌲 LAIKA’s new stop-motion epic Wildwood just dropped its first trailer — and it looks stunning!

Then in our movie reviews:

🎭 After the Hunt — thought-provoking and powerful.

🎸 Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere — an emotional ode to The Boss himself.

🚗 Back to the Future — we revisit this classic to see if it still hits 88 mph of magic.

Spooky Screen Season continues with:

💍 Corpse Bride — a hauntingly beautiful love story beyond the grave.

🎃 The Nightmare Before Christmas — the perfect crossover between tricks and treats.

This week’s discussion? Halloween movies! From stop-motion masterpieces to nostalgic scares, we break down what makes a perfect October watch 👻

And to wrap it all up, a chilling round of Did We Know? featuring surprising trivia about our favorite Halloween flicks 🎬🕷️

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See you at the movies! 🍿🎥

🎬 (This podcast is produced by Collabz. Multi-Media.)

🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a ghastly episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re back with more movie news, reviews, and some hauntingly heartfelt discussions for Spooky Screen Season 🎬

First up in Movie News:

🎅 Johnny Depp makes his Hollywood comeback in A Christmas Carol — directed by Ti West!

📺 MTV officially shuts down after 44 years — the end of an era for pop culture.

🤖 The Mitchells vs. The Machines 2 is officially in the works!

🚫 Adam Driver’s Ben Solo movie with Steven Soderbergh has been scrapped.

Next, Movie Reviews:

🏚️ Shelby Oaks — family secrets, fear, and found footage done right?

💔 Regretting You — emotional drama or melodramatic mayhem?

Then for Spooky Screen Season:

👻 ParaNorman — a spooky stop-motion masterpiece with heart.

🎃 Hubie Halloween — the goofy Halloween comfort movie we secretly love.

This week’s Discussion:

Complex Family Dynamics in Movies — from secrets and grief to love and forgiveness, we dive deep into how films capture the messiness of family life.

And finally, we wrap things up with a Did We Know? all about complicated family relationships in film — with trivia that'll make you rethink your favorite family flicks 👀

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See you at the movies! 🍿🎥

🎬 (This podcast is produced by Collabz. Multi-Media.)

🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a vengeful episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re back with movie news, reviews, and a little birthday magic (and mayhem)! 🎂🎬

First up in Movie News:

🕊️ Hollywood says goodbye to legends Diane Keaton and Drew Struzan — two icons whose impact will never fade. 🚀

Jim Carrey may be heading to space — he’s in talks to star in The Jetsons movie!

Next, Movie Reviews:

📞 The Black Phone 2 — does the horror sequel deliver another chilling call or hang up too soon?

🍀 Good Fortune — a chaotic comedy with some surprising heart.

Then, it’s full-on Spooky Screen Season 👻

✨ Hocus Pocus and Halloweentown bring cozy nostalgia, witches, and pumpkin spice chaos to the pod.

Our Discussion dives into Birthdays in Movies

🎉 From Sixteen Candles to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Alice in Wonderland, Tangled, and Peter Pan — we talk about how birthdays can change everything (sometimes literally).

And finally, we wrap with Did We Know?

🧠 Surprising birthday trivia from Sixteen Candles, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, 13 Going on 30, and Toy Story!

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See you at the movies! 🍿🎥

🎬 (This podcast is produced by Collabz. Multi-Media.)