Utah FilmPod

Without much to cover for reviews, this episode is dedicated to a draft where Josh, Dani, and Mark take turns picking their favorite movie years.

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With "Day Shift" as the final review for the summer season, Josh and Mark shift to putting the "Utah" back into the Utah FilmPod by discussing various school related flicks filmed in Utah, and older movies that are popular in Utah culture.

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As a sequel to the "Long-awaited Soundtrack Episode" (Ep. 22), the gang discuss their favorite film scores. Additionally, Dani reviews "Where the Crawdads Sing."

A tangential conversation about the Timpanogos Cave hike leads Josh and Mark into a discussion about "Thirteen Lives." They also cover Peele's "Nope" and reminisce about gangster films and the icons of the genre who have recently gone to that great nightclub in the sky.

Due to the recent releases of "Persuasion" and "Mr. Malcolm's List," Dani gushes about a genre she adores--Jane Austen romances. "Marcel the Shell With Shoes On" is also covered, along with an interesting "Maverick" theory that has taken off.

With the highly anticipated releases of "Thor: Love and Thunder" and "Kenobi," questions arise if they have met expectations and were able to 'save' the Marvel and Star Wars franchises as hoped.

Back from vacation, Mark adds his take on "Dominion," Dani recommends local indie sci-fi thriller "Cryo," and Josh reviews Baz Luhrmann's "Elvis" which spirals into a debate about biopic integrity expectations.

Josh and Dani have some meh feelings toward disappointing releases "Lightyear" and "Jurassic World: Dominion." Be sure to check their written reviews for more detailed, personal responses!

Inspired by the resurgence of Kate Bush (thanks to the newest installment of "Stranger Things") Josh, Dani, and Mark give their top three movie soundtracks and discuss music in film.

To kick off the summer blockbuster season, the Utah FilmPod gang gushes over new release "Top Gun: Maverick" and reflect on Tom Cruise's filmography.