The Millennial Falcon Podcast

We're a week and some change into Autumn which means it's time for your three favorite millennials to preview the exciting list of Fall movies due out at the end of 2017. From the Blade Runner to Call Me By Your Name to Coco we go through a varied list of movies that we are excited for. We hope you're excited too!

Plus: Willoughby rediscovers his love for Star Trek scores and welcomes back Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Anya relishes in the return of Mike Schur's The Good Place, and HT set up a Letterboxd account!

Your three favorite millennials review 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle,' and are decidedly mixed on Matthew Vaughn's sequel to his surprise hit 'Kingsman: The Secret Service.' We talk problems with female characters and misguided metaphors.

Plus: Anya is love-all for 'Battle of the Sexes,' Willoughby recommends Netflix's 'American Vandal,' and HT is on board the Rufus Sewell in 'Victoria' train.

Your three favorite millennials list their top 3 most anticipated fall TV shows, returning and new. We also discuss why the new prime time TV season is just so substandard this year. Does this mean the end for Peak TV?

Plus: Willoughby thinks 'You're The Worst' is the best, HT's recommended reading is 'I'll Have What She's Having,' and Anya loves the podcast 'New York Minute.'

Your three favorite millennials are back from the holiday to talk about the box offfice blame assigned to Rotten Tomatoes, which Hollywood executives say is the cause for a poor summer movie season. But let's not ignore the fact that the good movies did well, and the bad movies did badly, for a reason.

Plus: Willoughby goes back in time with the 'Lore' Podcast, HT surprisingly liked the latest adaptation of Stephen King's 'It,' and Anya can't get enough of 'Jane the Virgin.'

Steven Soderbergh has returned to film with Logan Lucky - West Virginia family man Jimmy Logan (Channing Tatum) teams up with his one-armed brother Clyde (Adam Driver) and sister Mellie (Riley Keough) to steal money from the Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina. We liked the film a whole lot (4.2 out of 5 stars)! Listen to our full-length review as we dive into the reasons why!

In a thematic sequel to our self-care episode, your three favorite millennials share what TV shows and movies they love to rewatch again and again. What are your favorite titles to rewatch?

Plus: Willoughby gives a kinda-glowing review of 'The Defenders,' Anya saw 'Hamilton' for the second time, and HT is on the 'Riverdale' train.

Inspired by Hoai-Tran's recent article at /Film about Summer Movies, we discuss and argue if this has been the best summer movie season in decades. It could be even argued that July was the best month for summer movies in decades. There were more great, mid-budget films that did well than the traditional sequels and blockbusters. Is this the start of a trend or a fluke?

There is just too much TV. And not all of it is as prestigious as it things. Your three favorite millennials discuss the Golden Age of Television, and whether we're starting to see its end.

Plus: Anya bemoans the lack of enthusiasm over 'American Gods,' Willoughby is listening to the 'My Brother, My Brother, and Me' podcast, and HT spills on her first work trip.

It's time for July's movie review! This month, your three favorite millennials discuss 'The Big Sick,' the new movie from real-life couple Kumail Nanjian and Emily v. Gordon about their very own relationship. We discuss how it ranks as a rom-com and the great performances by Nanjiani, Holly Hunter, and Ray Romano.

Plus: Anya is really enjoying TNT's new summer show 'Will,' Willoughby took Anya's advice and loved ' Everyone's a Aliebn When Ur a Aliebn Too,' and HT had a great time seeing G-Dragon in concern.

Your three favorite millennials are reunited to talk all things D23 and Comic Con! We list our most anticipated projects and movies coming out of the conventions, and discuss whether Comic Con has lost its shine.

Plus: Anya is reading 'Everyone's a Aliebn When Ur a Aliebn Too,' Willoughby is shooketh by 'Dunkirk,' and HT adores the trailer for Guillermo del Toro's 'The Shape of Water.'