At the Movies with William Fletcher

Delving into an Australian film this week with the 2000 film, Chopper. Sorry in advance for some slightly inconsistent audio this week as I could only have the mic one way which kind of messed with it all. I guess it's kind of gritty and fits for this film, right?

Already breaking my plan by having an episode by myself, I am delving into the MCU for the third time this year with The Incredible Hulk. 

A quick explanation of why there is not going to be an episode this week. 

A quick episode this week with the stuff I watched in the prior month and trying not to sound too sick. 

Tying into the release of DC League of Super-Pets (although I won't be able to watch it for a couple of months), I present one of the most chaotic episodes and shortest covering The Lego Batman Movie. 

One of the more out there choices for a film covered on this show, but with the upcoming release of Nope, what better way to celebrate that than with a review of the Jordan Peele written and starring film, Keanu.

For the third time, I've got the returning Jai to cover a film he's been insistent on covering for a bit, 8 Mile with various dark jokes and some iffy audio quality. 

Continuing on my quest of doing episodes that are only are only a tie-in to something stupid. First was Orgazmo for episode 69 and now it's an episode on Independence Day for the 4th of July. 

With a new name but the same format, I talk about all the films I've watched in the past 30 days.

Delving back into the MCU with a look at the Thor trilogy in anticipation for Thor: Love and Thunder. 

This week, we finally delve into the career of Rob Reiner and Aaron Sorkin with the 1992 classic, A Few Good Men.

With the kind of anticipated release of Lightyear, I went through and kind of just rambled on about the Toy Story films for half an hour. 

A few days late but here nonetheless concluding the Jurassic Park franchise two parter.

The planned episode has been delayed to later this week (hopefully) so I decided to talk about the new Inside Outtakes that Bo Burnham released. 

The long running tradition of talking about the films I watched in the previous month a day late. 

The beginning of a two-parter covering the Spielberg classic Jurassic Park and the, it's fair to say, sub-par sequels which is being a bit too fair. 

Continuing on with tie-ins to new releases, I cover the seminal 80s classic, Top Gun. 

Due to this being the 69th episode of the podcast, I decided to cover a film that encapsulates that in the Trey Parker directed film Orgazmo.    

Delving into the world of universal horror film for the first time, I talk about The Wolf Man for a bit as well as get into a psychological debate about film people. 

Delving into the MCU for the first time, we are covering Doctor Strange and WandaVision to tie into the upcoming release of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. 

Talking about a few films that I watched in the last month. Unfortunately, wasn't as many as usual but still saw some good stuff. 

Delving into the realm of Pixar for the first time with Monsters, Inc. and it's prequel Monsters University. 

Another quick episode this week as I go through the Breaking Bad universe which is basically just 15 minutes of me saying how good it is.

Part 8 of me going through my various lists as I'm too lazy to come up with genuinely creative content so you get to listen to me ramble for 20 minutes. Enjoy!

A bit of a delayed episode but that's irrelevant as the episode is here with my talking about the films I watched in March. New microphone stuff was used so sorry if it's a bit off at points.