For the most part, The Hunger Games prequel, SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES is an entertaining, drama-steep romp. But it should be two movies, not one. And, on top of that, we have some criticisms on the casting of this movie. Should Tom Blyth had played Coriolanus Snow? Should Josh Andrés Rivera had played Sejanus Plinth? Should Rachel Zegler had even played Lucy Gray? Let us tell you our takes and then you tell us yours!

Our PRISCILLA episode has blown up (14k views and counting). But, with those views, came a lot of comments hating on Priscilla. We love comments, good and bad, because it helps the YouTube algorithm which puts our show in front of more people which helps our numbers, etc. But then we noticed a pattern. Most of them were hating on Priscilla Presley the person (fine, whatever) and unabashedly -- borderline ignorantly -- supporting Elvis. But they were supporting Elvis by attacking us which makes no sense. We're a movie review podcast. We review movies. Apparently, Elvis supporters think we're relationship counselors who give horrendous advice.

So we decided to read some of them. :)

Brie Larson is great with what she's given. Teyonah Parris is great with what she's given. Zawe Ashton is great with what she's given. But Iman Vellani absolutely saves this movie. THE MARVELS is a fun, entertaining ride that ends up being a whole lot of nothing in the end. The decision-makers at Disney and Marvel seemingly ruined this film and we talk about it on this episode of Untitled.

With the disappointment of Secret Invasion setting up this week's big release of The Marvels, we ask the question: Is the superhero genre dying a slow death? Or, probably more accurately, Is the Golden Age of the Superhero Movie Over?

Josh Hutcherson gives it everything he has and Piper Rubio announces her arrival to the big screen in FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S. But just how good is the newest Blumhouse release?

Elvis Presley's estate is none too happy about the new movie PRISCILLA. Sofia Coppola does a masterful job adapting Priscilla Presley's book ELVIS & ME to the big screen nearly 30 years after its release. But what's true? What isn't? Did Elvis groom a girl in the 9th grade to be his wife? Was he a sexual predator? This is a telling of Priscilla Presley's point of view, sure, but how much of that point of view is character protection... for both her AND Elvis? We dive into those topics and more on this episode of Untitled.

In this edition of An Untitled Interview Session, we talk with best-selling author Karen Dionne. A feature film adaptation of her book, THE MARSH KING'S DAUGHTER, hits theaters on November 3, 2023, with Daisy Ridley starring.

People often wonder why movies differ from the books they were based on. We ask Dionne about that along with how she emotionally "let go" of her story and characters in order to let somebody bring them to the big screen.

All three hosts are at a different place in their Taylor fandom... so we went to see TAYLOR SWIFT: THE ERAS TOUR. Some awkward moments occurred, some fun was had and some astute observations were made. Go watch Taylor do her thing and then come listen to our review (of the film... not the concert).

Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro are great. They're always great. But Lily Gladstone absolutely shines in KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON and becomes the front-runner for the Best Actress Oscar in March.

Martin Scorsese is masterful once again in his telling of the Osage people and their war with the greedy who come to steal their women for the sole purpose of inheriting oil money.

The first Equalizer is one of the best action movies of the 2010s. But how does THE EQUALIZER 3 stack up against its predecessors? Plus, our favorite Denzel Washington roles and films.