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We review Adam Sandler's latest Netflix film, Hubie Halloween, in what is our biggest disagreement on the patent-pending movie scale to date.
Today, we review Enola Holmes starring Millie Bobbie Brown and Henry Cavill.
Today, we review the latest Netflix original movie, The Devil All the Time, starring Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Bill Skarsgård and Sebastian Stan.
Today we dive into our bad movie review of the month on the animated film, Norm of the North, starring Rob Schneider. It was terrible. Like really terrible. Go watch it.
Today, in honor of Jason's birthday (September 20th), we rank our three favorite movies from every single year we have been alive — dating back to 1998.
Today we discuss the newest live-action Disney film, Mulan. Re-made after the animated classic, this version of Mulan did not hit the mark but critics seem to be loving the film. We break down why it was not great using the patent-pending movie review scale.
Today we review the latest Hulu original movie, The Binge, starring Vince Vaughn, Skyler Gisondo, Eduardo Franco and Dexter Darden. While critics are trashing this movie, it totally feels like an early 2000's comedy that would get lauded in an earlier generation. Before the review, we start the show by remembering the legacy of Chadwick Boseman, who tragically passed away from colon cancer last week.
We have our first comic book movie news in quite some time as DC held its Fandome event, giving us plenty to talk about regarding the future of the DCEU. That fits in perfectly with our bad movie review of the month, 2015's Fantastic Four which is a STINKER.
*Note*: This was recorded before the unfortunate passing of Chadwick Boseman. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends during this time. We lost a true legend of the cinema industry. We will discuss on next Monday's show.
Today the guys review the new Netflix film starring Jamie Foxx "Project Power".
Today we put the patent-pending movie review scale to the test for the latest release on HBO Max, "An American Pickle" starring Seth Rogen in two separate roles. With the film being a time-travel based film, we also take a trip down the wormhole, comparing it to other time travel movies, most notably, the iconic "Back to the Future".
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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…