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For Hollywood, bigger is always better, but is it necessary? Perhaps not, but in the case of "The Meg" it just might work. This shark is pleased to eat you and we have some serious thoughts about this summer chomper.
The coming-of-age film, “Eighth Grade” has been steadily gaining acclaim and some pushback since it debuted at Sundance earlier this year. The story of Kayla transition from middle school to high school in this digital age is both unique and familiar. This is Bo Burnham’s directorial debut and it has struck a nerve across audiences. Our host, Kaely Monahan, spoke with Burnham about the inspiration behind the story, how scary middle school is, and the lasting power of Enya’s music.
This summer sees the return of Ethan Hunt and he accepts his latest mission to save the world. But he's got a run for his money as Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon try their hands at spying. Two action packed films, two thrilling movies, but one is certainly better than the other. Hear our thoughts on both "Mission: Impossible Fallout" and "The Spy Who Dumped Me."
Growing up is hard no matter what decade you're in. But the challenges of being a teen in 2018 seem all the more daunting with social media documenting all you and your friends do. It's back to braces and acne for this film review as our host Tuesday makes a case for this being the best film of the year.
Gus Van Sant's latest film explores the long and arduous recovery story of the alcoholic cartoonist John Callahan. Despite the surperb acting this film lacks in many ways. Find out why in our review.
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