Friend of the pod (increasingly regular guest host) takes this Tuesday Shorts installment and discusses a mix of film and streaming TV content.

She will talk, The Guilty, Those Who Wish Me Dead, Moon Knight and The New Mutants. 

Let us know what you think!

Enjoy the Tuesday Short!

Max called an emergency audible. So, instead of Last Night in Soho, we pivoted and decided it was imperative to tackle the trailer drop for Thor: Love and Thunder. This news was so stunning we had to bring in friend of the pod, Anya!

The following riveting episode is filled to the very brim with Thor trivia, our completely accurate predictions for the film's direction and major beats as well as things we hope to see in the film but are less sure will actually be in the film. We also mention some things we are watching and think you might want to watch. 

Here are links to the other things we are watching and are currently captivated by. 

Jason was wowed by Apple TV's severance you can find the trailer.... 

here... https://youtu.be/xEQP4VVuyrY

Anya is captivated by Moon Knight which you can find on Disney +. Trailer ....

here.... https://youtu.be/x7Krla_UxRg

And Max has been really enjoying the YouTuber and fellow cinema obsessive Popcorn In Bed. See all her reactions to films she (and some times those of her sister and the occasional friend) at.... https://www.youtube.com/c/PopcornInBed

Enjoy the show. 

On this week's episode, we tackle Steven Spielberg's first feature film, Duel. It started its life as a made-for-TV movie but then grew into something more. This is where a dynasty of feature film excellence began. The film stars Dennis Weaver, as an everyman kind of hero and giant semi with a nearly faceless, certainly nameless driver. It was based on a short story by the great thriller and horror writer Richard Matheson. Matheson also wrote the screenplay adaptation. How well does Spielberg's first thriller hold up? Have a listen and find out what we think of this 1971 thriller where almost all the cars are large, in charge, but maybe not great on gas. 

We have some big projects in the works, but we'd love to hear some film suggestions from listeners. 

Enjoy the show. 

M and J and (sometimes) A. 

Folks! In this episode, we continue our discussion of The Limey. If you did not listen to part one go back and check that out. Also, if you have still not taken my advice and watched The Limey, please, stop the podcast, go watch it and come back. Spoiling spoilers abound in this episode. Our episode will keep. 

Well, you've been warned. 

Enjoy the show! 

See you next week. 

M&J. 

Hey folks, we watched The Limey (1999). It was directed by Steven Soderbergh, and stars, Terrance Stamp, Lesley Anne Warren, Peter Fonda, Luis Guzmán, and Barry Newman. 

This will be the first part in longer discussion, for reasons that will be explained in this very episode. Part 2 will drop next Thursday. In the meantime enjoy the discussion. 

Also, if you have not done so, hit pause and watch the film before listening to the pod! 

Okay, you were warned. 

As promised, it's Thursday, and Max, Jason, and Anya are about talk all things Batman. Specifically, The Batman. Now before you think this is a rebroadcast of an old show, this is the 2022 interpretation starring Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, and Jeffery Wright among others!

There are some unexpected fireworks that may, just may involve Jason going on an epic rant. Its a fun discussion and we hope you, the listener will chime in. 

Enjoy. 

Hey gang!

Lets imagine this is the very beginning of season 2 of Max and Jason Watch a movie, and I, Max, being of sound mind and body, am committing to adding one or two new -short- episodes per month to the roster in addition to our regular shows. This is the first ever, "Tuesday Shorts."  Enjoy, and let me know if you want more of this. Its just me in this one and I talk about what I've been watching, and what I think you should be watching, or what you should be avoiding. 

In this one I give you my mighty thoughts, insights and reflections on the short film, Heart Shot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2V25Y96nYY 

and Pieces of Her, another Netflix thriller. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJwPc0MsbOQ

I also give my thoughts on the Elizabeth Holmes Hulu drama, The Dropout starring Amanda Seyfried. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7rlZLw9m10

And finally I talk about DC Animation's latest offering, Catwoman, Hunted. https://youtu.be/PYPqTLS_g9c

Don't forget to tune in Thursday, where we talk all about The Batman. 

Audience! Sorry we've been away for a so long. But here we are back and watching movies so you can know whether or not you have to!

This week we review some 80s classic television. Thanks to Netflix we watched the first two episodes of Knight Rider, starring David Hasslehoff along with a lot of other solid 80s television character actors. 

Does it hold up? Is it as good as we remember? Listen and find out. 

In this episode we close out our discussion of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. What more can be added to that? 

Let us know what you think of our insightful commentary, and what you want to hear us tackle next. 

Until next week then!

This week is part one our Shang-Chi deep dive. Look for Part 2 on Thursday. 

We ran long in our conversation but we also thought the history of Shang-Chi, and the general reception to the film required some serious discussion. Shang-Chi is easily one of Marvel's most interesting moves in the 1970s and makes for an interesting and unique entry into the MCU. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is a film very worthy of a two part episode. 

Enjoy the show and we will see you next week for Part 2.