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Hosted by Marc Eastman/AreYouScreening.com · tv · EN · 418 episodes
Movie review podcast by areyouscreening.com featuring BFCA critic Marc Eastman and co-host extraordinaire Shane Leonard.
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Episode #223
Two epic struggles this week. The Odyssey has moved from curious backlash attempts to IMAX powerhouse to critical powerhouse... and Masters of the Universe... is now available streaming. Is The Odyssey worth its borderline insane budget? Is Masters of the Universe worth a watch now that more and more people are giving it a chance? We'll let you know where these fall as summer truly gets moving.
Episode #222
This week we're looking at Toy Story 5, which obviously is a tricky beast for us and millions like us, who remember going to the original. It turns out that it is perhaps a bit hit-or-miss, for us anyway, but does it live up to the franchise? We're also looking back at Widow's Bay, now that the first season is over, and even though we already did this a bit last week, we air our love/hate struggles with this one. It sucked us in and kept us going, but it also frustrated us... a bit.
Episode #221
This week we're looking at a couple of things that have been out for a bit, but we really wanted to check in with... but, for opposite reasons. We're covering Apex, a surprising film, but really only in that it has such big names and so little hype led to its release. We're also, almost accidentally, covering Widow's Bay, which is just fascinating whether you love it or not.
Episode #220
It's that time again, and now that award season is officially over and you've had your shot at learning which films have the nods, awards, and attention, we'll let you know which ones really stand out. We also babble endlessly about the films that don't quite make our lists, and it was a pretty interesting group there this year.
Episode #219
As awards season wraps up and we get ready to dive into our Best List, we've got one we need to cover, Sentimental Value. By the director of The Worst Person in the World (my pick that year for Best Film), and starring the same actress, this is a slow, conversational film, so it might not be everyone's cup of tea. Tune in find out what we thought. We also have thoughts about the Olympics.
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