Ben Phillips & Matt Waters present 25 of their favourite movies from a given decade, and for what could be the last time they’ll be focusing on 1980 – 1989.
Two white guys talking about how much they love Ghostbusters? On a podcast?! Whatever next? Well, listen carefully and you can hear Matt playing defence to preserve his final joke. And maybe you’ll have fun along the way!
Continue reading There Will Be Movies – Episode 84: Ghostbusters
Jerome and Kevin say farewell to Omaha, Albuquerque, and everywhere in between with the final episode of Reel Bad.
In covering the back half of the final season of Better Call Saul, the duo discusses the choices made regarding characters’ fates, new cast members and re-cast characters, whether the finale was satisfying, and their overall thoughts on the Series.
There’s also talks of the current state of television now versus when the show started, and much more, as The Reel World closes the book on the Breaking Bad universe.
Continue reading Reel Bad – A Breaking Bad Podcast: Episode 14 (Better Call Saul Season 6 Pt. 2)
Plot summary: Jennifer calls Wong as a witness at the parole hearing of Emil Blonsky and continues to struggle with unwanted public attention.
Continue reading Marvel Mondays – She-Hulk: Attorney at Law: Episode 3
Ben Phillips & Matt Waters present 25 of their favourite movies from a given decade, and for what could be the last time they’ll be focusing on 1980 – 1989.
We did a great job of covering for some behind the scenes drama surrounding this pick. Nothing but professional discussion of manslaughter, blackface and a deep dive into stocks.
Continue reading There Will Be Movies – Episode 83: Trading Places
Terrence Malick is the greatest filmmaker from the United States to ever do it. He explores what it means to be alive – the beauty and tragedy of it. He does so in a signature manner that feels wholly original and spiritual in way that is truly pushing the medium of cinema forward. No one does it like him nor does anyone do it as well as him. He is my favorite, and I will spend the rest of my life revisiting each and every one of his films time and time again.
The Mummy (1999) and The Mummy Returns (2001) are two of the most purely enjoyable modern adventure films. Cribbing liberally from Indiana Jones, Stephen Sommers et co. created two great films for the whole family. Here are seven reasons why.
Continue reading 7 Things That Make The Mummy & The Mummy Returns Great Films
‘The Vampire Queen’, ‘The Return of the Green Goblin’ & ‘The Haunting of Mary Jane Watson’
Bye Felicia! Sadly, Felicia Hardy/Black Cat is leaving the show, but not before being featured in a banger of an episode. An overall excellent slate of episodes this week as Jerome and Brian near the end of the fourth season.
Continue reading The Superhero Pantheon – Spider-Man ’94: Episodes 48-50
‘The Return of Kraven’, ‘Partners’ & ‘The Awakening’
Jerome and Brian discuss what may be the most confusing set of episodes yet, but at least there’s some romance to keep everyone entertained. Sadly, like with live action, Morbius ruins everything (and no Morbin times jokes were made this week nor will they be made next week).
Continue reading The Superhero Pantheon – Spider-Man ’94: Episodes 45-47
Mike Thomas finally watched No Way Home so The Reel World can now present the world’s most timely ranking of the 9 Spider-Man movies!
Here are the voters:
Matt Waters
Jerome Cusson
Kevin Ford
Ben Phillips
Mike Thomas Continue reading Ranking the Spider-Man Films
Plot summary: Following the ‘She-Hulk’ incident, Jen finds herself with limited employment options that force her to take on The Abomination as a client.
Continue reading Marvel Mondays – She-Hulk: Attorney at Law: Episode 2
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