The Inciting Moment: An Entertainment Media Podcast

In today's episode, the gang talk about how unsurprising it is to find Space Jam A New Legacy sucks, share their thoughts on James Gunn's The Suicide Squad, and talk in depth on the 1995 animated classic, Ghost In the Shell. For next week's episode, the recommended film for discussion is 1986's Transformers: The Movie.

In this weeks episode, the cast is joined by their first guest on the show, Scott's dad. Scott also recommended the gang to look at the latest music video from heavy metal band, Trivium. The gang also shares there own experiences with music videos, discuss Amazon Prime's The Tomorrow War and review Scott's recommended movie, Megamind .

In this episode, the cast goes over what they liked from E3 2021, revisit the national treasure that is Independence Day, and top things off with the dimension bending animated film, Flat Land (2007). For the next episode, Scott has chosen to continue the animation train after picking Dreamworks' Megamind as the next film in the recommendation cycle.

In the group's second mega session, the unoffical trilogy of pulp superhero films from the 1990's are the center of attention. Joint the cast as they analyze The Shadow, The Rocketeer, and The Phantom, as well as decide which one reigns supreme in the pulpy throwback themes.

In this episode, the gang discusses their opinions on E3, examine the Drake Bell controversy, and top the episode off with reviewing Robert Redford's A River Runs Through It. Next week's episode is going to be another mega session in which the cast discusses an unofficial superhero trilogy consisting of The Shadow, The Rocketeer, and The Phantom.

In this episode, Scott vents his frustration on Blizzard's handling of World Of War craft, Ian shares his experience with seeing The Sound Of Music on 35mm, Scott and Ian share their thoughts on Zack Snyder'a new film Army of The Dead, and the full crew review the 90s classic Twister. For the next episode, Ian has chosen the 1992 drama A River Runs Through It.

In this episode, Ian asks the cast what their thoughts are on changing the content of movies while using Star Wars as an example, Scott shares his thoughts on the new Mortal Kombat, and the cast discusses the film Lords of Dogtown. The film for next week's discussion is Twister.

In this episode, the crew discuss the new label Rian Johnson and Ram Bergman created to assist Indie Directors, Ian shares his thoughts on the newly released Tom Clancy's Without Remorse and Falcon and the Winter Soldier , James asks the group to share their thoughts on how adaptations from previous source material should be handled, and top it all off with reviewing Hitchhiker's Guide To...

In this episode, the gang covers recent news of The Witcher season 2 beginning production and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson wanting to produce a Man of Steel sequel. They also gush over the unadulterated stupidity of Godzilla vs Kong and top it off with discussing the fascinatingly bizarre Ang Lee directed Hulk . For the next episode, James has recommended that the group discusses Hitchhiker&#...

You can't save the world on your own. That's why the cast of The Inciting Moment come together to tackle the unwieldy runtime of the film many believed to be a myth. Ladies and gentlemen, Zack Snyder's Justice League , otherwise referred to as The Snyder Cut, is discussed and analyzed chapter by chapter in order to pinpoint what it does better than the theatrical cut and decide if it i...

In this episode, the gang discusses the overblown reactions to Lola Bunny's redesign in Space Jam: A New Legacy , Sam pitches his thoughts on the Paul W.S. Anderson directed Monster Hunter film, and everyone shares their opinions on the 2015 Sci-fi horror film Infini. For the next episode, the group will be discussing Zack Snyder's Justice League , available to stream on HBO Max.

Following the introduction of Sam, a new member of the cast, the group finishes part two of the 2020 year in review by discussing Nintendo's manipulative scarcity tactics and the complete failure of the console release of Cyberpunk 2077 . They also cover the news of Daft Punk's split up and review two different films: Daft Punk's Interstella 5555 and Ip Man . The film that will be disc...

In this episode, Ian, James, and Scott introduce themselves, explain their taste in film, look back at what 2020 offered in terms of entertainment, and discuss the 2006 film "Stranger than Fiction." For the next episode, the group will be joined by a new member, Sam, and discuss the 2008 Martial Arts film "Ip Man."