Retconnd

<p>Forrest, Liam, Jacob, and Numbers review Project Hail Mary (2026), the Phil Lord and Chris Miller sci-fi adaptation starring Ryan Gosling, and they're almost all in on it. The conversation centers on the surprising...

<p>The Retconnd crew goes full Charli XCX this episode. Forrest, Liam, and Maria review The Moment (2026), the A24 mockumentary where Charli plays a chaotic fictionalized version of herself and they loved it. Then they...

<p>This week we split the episode in half:</p><p>Avatar: Fire and Ash — incredible visuals, very mixed feelings on the story.</p><p>Iron Lung — an ambitious horror adaptation that didn’t quite land for us.</p><p>A...

<p>This week on Retconnd, we talk about Send Help, and surprisingly, we mostly agree.</p><p>The performances really work, the writing is fun, and Rachel McAdams continues to prove why she’s so great. A relaxed, funny...

<p>We all agreed on something for once: how we feel about Hamnet.</p><p>After breaking down Jessie Buckley’s performance and why the film hit so hard, we run through every 2025 movie we’ve watched and rank the entire...

<p>We were completely split on Marty Supreme, from 1.5 stars to 4.5 stars.</p><p>This episode is a true back-and-forth as we debate the writing, argue over the message, and clash on the ending. No clear winner, no...

<p>We planned to talk about Die, My Love.We did not succeed.</p><p>This episode turns into an accidental hangout where movies are still the backdrop, but the conversation spirals into food, holidays, and the kinds of...

<p>In this episode, we dig into the newest adaptation of Frankenstein, exploring how the movie handles themes of empathy, creation, and fatherhood. We break down how it lines up with the original novel, where it takes...

<p>The gang dives into Wicked: For Good, and yes, we all agreed it’s way weaker than expected. We unpack where the film struggles (especially the writing and music), how it compares to the stage version, and the moments...

<p>This week on Retconnd, we take on Shelby Oaks, the highly anticipated debut from Chris Stuckmann ... and it leads to one of our most heated debates yet. The episode is packed with back-and-forth about the writing...

<p>We spent most of this episode on Bugonia: a strange, funny, and definitely disturbing film that kept the conversation lively. Before this, we briefly explored After the Hunt for a tighter, moodier counterpoint...

<p>Two films, two wildly different approaches to control and chaos. In this episode of Retconnd, we dive into The Smashing Machine and Good Boy — breaking down what works, what doesn’t, and why both films leave such...

<p>In this episode of Retconnd, we dive into HIM, a movie that nails the visuals and acting but stumbles hard when it comes to writing. Things get heated (and hilarious) as we argue over how something that looks this...

<p>In this episode of Retconnd, we dig into The Long Walk and One Battle After Another. The Long Walk delivers an unexpectedly tender look at brotherly love in the midst of darkness, while One Battle After Another...

<p>In this episode of Retconnd, we’re taking on two new releases — Honey Don’t! and Caught Stealing. One pushes boundaries with its sexual chaos, and the other digs deep into symbolism and heavy themes that left us with...