Nine years ago, James Gunn introduced the world to the flawed and lovable Guardians of the Galaxy, a group of intergalactic criminals who band together for the greater good of the universe. After almost a decade, the conclusion of the Guardians trilogy has arrived.

In contrast to the seemingly never-ending stream of MCU content, the cast and crew have made it clear that this is the end of the Guardians of the Galaxy as we know them. This film not only marks the end of the original Guardians team, but it is also Gunn's last project within the Marvel Cinematic Universe as he begins his role as the head of the DCU.

For his final episode at Scotscenter, host Izaan Masud discusses Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3 and the significance the ending had to his own life.

*Major spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Thank you to everyone who has supported me during my time with Scot Scoop.

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“roses”-tilak on tape

"Dog Days are Over"-Florence+The Machine

On this episode of the Reel Ramble, host Isabel Wright discusses one of the newest Jordan Peele horror sci-fi films, "Nope," with Daisy Aguila.

"Nope" follows two siblings caught up in a mix of outer-world phenomena at their ranch and a strange amusement park. The film features Keke Palmer as Emerald and Get Out star Daniel Kaluuya as Haywood Jr.

The featured film on this episode is 2014 Wes Anderson's three-time Academy Award-winning "The Grand Budapest Hotel," featuring a posse of famous actors like Owen Wilson, Saorise Ronan, Willem Dafoe, and Bill Murray. The Grand Budapest hotel follows an unlikely bond between a hotel manager and a lobby boy in a posh hotel intertwined by a murder mystery.

This podcast contains spoilers

Music Used:

Haywood Ranch-Michael Abels

Overture: M. Gustave H - Alexandre Desplat

Social Media/Plugs:

Isabel Wright (Instagram): @isabels.lens

Daisy (Instagram):

@killer_queer_daisy

@dazzlingdaisyfilms

Daisy's Film Youtube Channel: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCB_6_juhHwlQSZJDmF9_B7w/videos

Letterboxd Accounts:

Isabel Wright: @lil1zzyvert

On this episode of the Reel Ramble, host Isabel Wright discusses the new drama film, "Tár," with Jessie Erb.

"Tár" ar follows Lydia Tar, played by Kate Blanchett, in her struggles as a conductor while balancing her complicated family life. Todd Field directs this film, making his comeback fifteen years after his last film.

The featured film on this episode is 2019 A24's "Waves," featuring Taylor Russell as Emily, star Alexa Demie as Alexis, and Sterling K. Brown as Ronald. "Waves" follows a typical Floridian family turned dark after a tragedy concerning their family leads to questions of morality, relationships, and family values.

This podcast contains spoilers

Music Used:

Florida- Frank Ocean

Social Media/Plugs:

Isabel Wright (Instagram): @isabels.lens

Letterboxd Accounts:

Isabel Wright: @lil1zzyvert

Jessie’s: @jessieerb

This podcast series is a film discussion and review of new blockbusters, a new release, and a featured film of the week. On this episode of the Reel Ramble, host Isabel Wright discusses the new A24 film, “Pearl,” with film friend Cam Hurley. 

“Pearl” follows Pearl in her small countryside upbringing as a serial killer balancing her family issues and her lifelong goal to make it big in Hollywood.  The film stars Mia Goth as Pearl and is directed by Ti West. This film is a thrasher prequel to the horror film X, which came out earlier this year.

The film featured in this episode is "The Bling Ring," which came out in 2013. The film, based on a true story, encapsulates the feeling of being a teen in the 2010s and the thirst for daring adventure. The movie follows a normal teenage friend group, starring Emma Watson and "American Horror Story" actress Taissa Farmiga, in their rampage of clubbing and cleverly robbing and flipping celebrities' homes. The film contains many popular 2010's nostalgia to it including the soundtrack starring M.I.A. and Azealia Banks, and its frequent cameos from popular celebrities like Paris Hilton.

Music Used:

Pearl Main Titles- Tyler Bates, Timothy Williams

Bad Girls- M.I.A.

Social Media/Plugs:

Isabel Wright (Instagram): @isabels.lens

Letterboxd Accounts:

Isabel Wright: @lil1zzyvert

Cam Hurley: @camhurley

On this episode of the Reel Ramble, host Isabel Wright discusses the new A24 film, “Bodies Bodies Bodies,” with Jake Berman.

“Bodies Bodies Bodies” follows a group of friends that turn a party into a game of literal and metaphorical betrayal and murder. The film stars Amandla Stenberg as Sophie and Pete Davidson as David.

The featured film on this episode is "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," featuring Kate Winslet and Jim Carrey. The film follows Joel Barish as he tries to erase his lover from his memory.

This podcast contains spoilers

Theme- John Brion

Jake Berman (Instagram): @jaketheadore

Isabel Wright (Instagram): @isabels.lens

Isabel Wright: @lil1zzyvert

Jake's: @jaketheadore

On this episode of the Reel Ramble, host Isabel Wright discusses the new A24 film, “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” with Matthew Korn and Leo McBrian.

“Everything Everywhere All at Once” follows Evelyn as she battles interdimensional evils, different realities, and repairs her relationships with her family.

The film stars Michelle Yeoh as Evelyn, Jamie Lee Curtis as Deirdre, and Ke Huy Quan as Waymond. The score features artists like Son Lux and Mitski

roses-tilak on tape

This Is A Life-Son Lux, Mitski, David Byrne

a free solange type beat-brokebwoy

Leo McBrian: Say hi to him in the halls and he might say hi back

Isabel Wright (Instagram): @isabels.lens

Isabel Wright: @lil1zzyvert

Slay Everyday-Ellie Symons

On this episode of the Reel Ramble, hosts Izaan Masud and Isabel Wright discuss the new adaptation of Batman, "The Batman," with Dylan Lobo, a junior at Carmlont.

"The Batman" follows Bruce Wayne as he sets out to stop The Riddler, and ends up uncovering the corruption within Gotham City.

The film stars Robert Pattinson as Batman, Paul Dano as The Riddler, Zoë Kravitz as Catwoman, Jeffrey Wright as Jim Gordon, Colin Ferrel as The Penguin, Andy Serkis as Alfred, and John Turturro as Carmine Falcone

Music Used:

The Batman-Michael Giacchino

Catwoman-Michael Giacchino

The Riddler-Michael Giacchino

Something in the Way-Nirvana

Social Media:

Dylan's Instagram: @_dylanlobo

Isabel Wright: @lil1zzyvert

Izaan Masud: @izaan_idk

Slay Everyday-Ellie Symons

On this episode of The Reel Ramble, hosts Izaan Masud and Isabel Wright discuss the second season of the hit show "Euphoria" with their guest Cole Willis, a junior at Booker T. Washington High School in Dallas, Texas.

"Euphoria" follows an ensemble of teenagers at East Highland High School as they deal with the issues of sex, drug addiction, and mental illness.

"Euphoria" Season 2 streams on HBO Max and stars Zendaya as Rue Bennet, Sydney Sweeney as Cassie Howard, Hunter Schafer as Jules Vaughn, Jacob Elordi as Nate Jacobs, Alexa Demie as Maddy Perez, Maude Apatow as Lexi Howard, Angus Cloud as Fezco, Javon Walton as Ashtray, Dominic Fike as Elliott, Storm Reid as Gia Bennet, and features cameos of Barbie Ferreira as Kat Hernandez and Algee Smith as Chris McKay. The show was created by Sam Levinson.

All For Us-Labrinth and Zendaya

U could tëll-Yeat

@colesrooms

Isabel Wright: @lil1zzyvert

Izaan Masud: @izaan_idk

"Slay everyday"-Ellie Symons

Coming-of-age movies have captured the minds of moviegoers for decades. Audiences often resonate with the stories of teenagers dealing with issues they went through at that age, or are going through in their own lives. The genre has produced some of the best movies and TV shows ever made

For this special crossover episode, the hosts 0f The Reel Ramble and Dear Dumb Diary talk about some of their favorite coming-of-age movies and TV shows.

Host of Dear Dumb Diary Anoushka Mekerira talks about the movie "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" based on the book of the same name. The host of The Reel Ramble Isabel Wright speaks on "Mid90s" and how it changed her life. Finally, the other host of the Reel Ramble Izaan Masud discusses the hit show "Stranger Things."

On this episode of The Reel Ramble, hosts Izaan Masud and Isabel Wright Wright review the highly anticipated film "Spider-Man: No Way Home" with their guest Quinn Mansfield, a junior at Carlmont.

"Spider-Man: No Way Home" follows Peter Parker, as he faces multiversal foes after his identity was revealed by Mysterio in "Far From Home."

"Spider-Man: No Way Home" stars Tom Holland as Peter Parker, Alfred Molina as Dr. Octopus, Willem Dafoe as the Green Goblin, Jamie Foxx as Electro, Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Strange, Zendaya as Michelle Jone, Jacob Batalon as Ned Leeds, and Marissa Tomei as Aunt May.

Peter Parker Picked a Perilously Precarious Profession- Michael Giacchino

“roses”-tilak on tape

a free solange type beat-brokebwoy

Quinn's Instagram: @quinn.j.m

Isabel Wright: @lil1zzyvert

Izaan Masud: @izaan_idk