Luckily we are not in a world where monsters are destroying cities but we do get to review "Godzilla: King of the Monsters" in our final episode! This movie is visually stunning and fully enjoyable despite having a predictable story. While humans in monster movies can be either supportive or a distraction in the story, this movie manages to use them well by providing characters that support the story and give some meaning to the monsters. Find out how this movie delivers as a blockbuster and The Reel-ists Podcast's final "Reel" score!

Luckily we are not in a world where monsters are destroying cities but we do get to review "Godzilla: King of the Monsters" in our final episode! This movie is visually stunning and fully enjoyable despite having a predictable story. While humans in monster movies can be either supportive or a distraction in the story, this movie manages to use them well by providing characters that support the story and give some meaning to the monsters. Find out how this movie delivers as a blockbuster and The Reel-ists Podcast's final "Reel" score!

We may not be able to sing like Elton John but we sure can talk about his biopic "Rocketman" in Episode 149! An unexpected musical that tells the story differently than other biopic movies. The movie's highlight is Taron Egerton's performance who excellently transforms into the artist. While there may always be accuracy questions about the story, that does not deter from the enjoyment of hearing the story that was told. Check out to see if this was one of the better biopics and the guys' "Reel" score!

Episode 148 takes you to the land of Agrabah and the Cave of Wonders, all on a magic carpet ride! Disney's newest live action remake of "Aladdin" is up for discussion and the guys are loving it! From the musical numbers to the cast and characters, from Guy Ritchies directorial style to the set design and costumes, and everything in between! Oscar and Donnie breakdown all the things they loved about this film. Even there are a few critiques that both guys have for the film, the good definitely outweighs the bad. Listen all the way through to hear their final reel scores, and what makes Aladdin a must see!

In episode 147 of The Reel-ists Podcast, Oscar and Donnie discuss the film "Brightburn". The adolescent version of Superman being swayed to the dark side peaked enough interest for Oscar and Donnie to give it a chance, and they're glad the did. Donnie's expectations were slightly exceeded, liking the film for its dark tone and amount of gore. Oscar liked the amount of suspense that the film carried. However, he wasn't impressed with how cruel and relentless the young superman was to everyone around him. Listen to hear what else the guys had to say in episode 147!

Although it is not movie, the TV series Game of Thrones ended and Episode 146 will be discussing the final episode as well as the overall show. The show has managed to bring many viewers each season due to its unique and fascinating story and characters. Even though the finale was not considered the best among some viewers, Oscar and Donnie explore the possible reasons and determine if this will impact the show's legacy.

We sure got a lot to say about "John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum" in Episode 145! It brought fresh and exciting action to the latest movie in the franchise that exceeded the guys' expectation. While the dialogue fumbles at points in the movie, the story and action sequences maintain the entertainment. The supporting characters manage to bring interesting challenges or support for John Wick. Find out about the guys' thought on the action sequences and their "Reel" score!

In Episode 144 of The Reel-ists Podcast, Oscar and Donnie review the newest comedy "The Hustle". Starring Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson, this film is actually a remake of the 1964 film "Bedtime Story". Unfortunately, even with the star power from two very talented actresses, the film failed to make a big impression. The humor in the film was unable to generate laughs, many jokes feeling too forced and very over the top. There were some aspects of the film that the guys liked, but very few. Listen to hear Donnie and Oscars full critique of "The Hustle."

In Episode 143 of The Reel-ists Podcast, Oscar and Donnie discuss the film "Pokemon: Detective Pikachu." Being Pokemon fans ever since childhood, the duo were very excited about this live action version. Luckily, the film did not disappoint! Oscar and Donnie agree that the film was very strong overall, mainly for its wholesome family fun and numerous cameos of Pokemon within the film. Expectations may have been a little different for the film, being that Oscar thought they'd see more battling amongst trainers and Donnie thought they'd see more Pokemon being captured. However, all is forgiven as the pair were satisfied with the overall movie. Listen more to hear what else the guys had to say!

We don't mean to intrude but we ask you check out Episode 142 for our review of "The Intruder"! An interesting premise that could possibly happen in real life. While delivering some good scares and good performances, a lot of believability is lost after the story becomes about extending the premise instead of building on it. Tune in to see if this movie still manages to bring enough entertainment to make it worth a watch.