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Episode of 7 of Wandavision failed to live up to the previous three episodes with a rather predictable reveal that was the main takeaway of the show. Plus, we review a movie that is getting legitimate Oscar buzz, Nomadland — a movie that can be hard to enjoy but is impossible to not respect.
Wandavision never fails to disappoint as episode six of the series was fantastic and still left us with plenty of questions. We break down the Halloween-themed episode before reviewing the latest HBO Max release, Judas and the Black Messiah.
We talk Wandavision Episode 5 and review Amazon Studios' newest release, Bliss.
Episode 5 of Wandavision was the most jaw-dropping episode yet. We start the show talking about THAT ending and all the implications moving forward. Plus, we review Amazon Studios' newest release, Bliss.
The fourth episode of Wandavision was very revealing and told us a lot about what is happening in the town of Westview. We break down what we learned and what we think could be coming in future episodes. Then, we review the latest theatrical HBO Max release, The Little Things, starring Denzel Washington, Rami Malek and Jared Leto.
WandaVision episode 3 left us with more questions than answers as we work through our thoughts on what is coming next on the MCU series. Then, we review the newest Netflix original film, Outside the Wire, starring MCU star Anthony Mackie.
WandaVision is finally out on Disney+ and we recap what was an interesting start to a quirky television show. What do we know so far, what secrets they showed us and what we can speculate.
In honor of Wandavision dropping on January 15th, we decided to rewatch and review the MCU movie that first introduces the Wandavision love dynamic, "Captain America: Civil War".
Because 2021 is the year of positivity, we bring you our last ever bad movie review, which is Tyler's pick, The Velocipastor. Ironically enough, this may have been the best bad movie review to date.
Today we review the latest addition to the DC Extended Universe, and the latest HBO Max release, Wonder Woman 1984. From a cluttered script to bad visuals to an underwhelming resolution, this film does nothing to add to its predecessor, nor the iterations of Wonder Woman in the DCEU afterward.
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A fresh or rotten score is not enough to determine how good a movie really is. With that in mind, Jason Reed and Tyler Wooten used their love of cinema to create a fail-proof movie review scale…