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One of the most anticipated films for me in a while was Cocaine Bear. It's not part of a universe, not featuring any actors I love, and isn't about a story that I necessarily cared about but it looked like it was going to be a ton of fun. Reese and I were both anticipating this film so I had to bring him along for the review.  If you know me, you know I try to avoid expectations because they...

The MCU has kicked off phase 5 with Ant-Man and Kang. The reviews on Rotten Tomatoes have been mixed (bad critic reviews, great fan reviews) but it was time for me to sit down with two of my favorite collaborators to see how they felt about this one. I've said in the past that now that Cap is gone, Ant-Man is my guy so I needed this movie to come through for me. I was also on the Jonathan Majors t...

(This episode was on the old Have you Scene feed and has been moved over) In this episode of the Have You Scene? podcast I did something a little different again. I started with my spoiler-free review which I did solo. I brought in Shad (of the Uncool Urban and Shad vs. Smilez) for the spoiler section and then added a bonus clip of myself and my sister Shenelle at the very end. We get into a lot o...

(This episode was on the old Have you Scene feed and has been moved over)  In this episode, I reviewed the new Tessa Thompson film, Sylvie’s Love. It’s a romance film and an Amazon Prime original which co-stars Nnamdi Asomugha. I thoroughly enjoyed this film and hope you’ll enjoy this review. Cinemark Rewards: Click Here to learn more about Cinemark Rewards FREE or $9.99/month options Restaur...

(This episode was on the old Have You Scene feed and has been moved over) After a long hiatus, I'm BACK with another review and another returning guest. My guy Shad Miller (@ShadMiller13) of The Uncool Urban (@theuncoolurban) and Shad vs. Smilez (@shadvssmilez) podcasts is back to talk about the new A-24 film Zola. The movie is based on the viral Twitter story from 2015 and the movie arrived on We...

M. Night Shyamalan is back with another movie and fittingly I am back with another review alongside my Mavs Outsiders co-host Reese Williams. We had a blast reviewing Shyamalan's previous entry Old , which we both hated so we knew this review would be fun if nothing else. In our review, we covered the most interesting topics from the movie and some details that I learned after leaving the theater....

Today I'm back with my indie movie of the month. Covering independent films has been good to me and I want to make sure I am reviewing at least one indie film per month on the podcast. Free Skate is a movie about a young woman who flees Russia to escape the inhumane treatment she received as a member of the figure skating program. The movie is written by former gymnast Veera Vilo and draws from so...

I'm dropping back into your feed today for a review of Tom Hanks' A Man Called Otto. This was a movie I initially didn't plan to see but due to decent word of mouth, great reviews, and nothing else enticing me to be in theaters at the time, I gave it a chance.  I'm glad I did.   Starring: Tom Hanks (Cast Away, Forrest Gump), Mariana Trevino (Club de Cuervos, Polvo)  Additional...

Episodes two weeks in a row? Who is this guy? That's right I'm back this week with another review and this time it is the creepy horror doll M3GAN. I personally had fun with this movie and this review is being brought to you again because someone reached out saying they wanted to come on for the review. Let's hope the trend continues.  A lot of movie details come up so I would recommend watch...

We're back yet again and I am enjoying doing these because it forces me to find movies I might have otherwise missed. This week, we will be starting with a review before moving to the other movies that are coming out this week. I was able to screen the film "The Honeymoon" so rather than just giving you the bare bones I can go a little more in-depth about that film before you make your decision.&n...

In this episode, I talk about three very different movies and one show that you may want to take a look at this weekend (and early next week). 2 weeks in a row? I'm working on the consistency peeps!  Enjoy! Of course, you can follow all of my movie stuff on Twitter @BibsFilm and follow my main account on Twitter @BibsCorner. If you like the podcast, leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or...

In episode 25 of the 3rd season of the Bibs Corner Podcast, I brought Reese back to talk about the Christmas action, thriller Violent Night. I think it's safe to say this movie caught both of us by surprise and we definitely did not plan to talk about it in advance but here we are.  This was a fun convo about a fun movie.  Starring: David Harbour and John Leguizamo Directed by Tommy Wirk...

In this episode, I talk about three very different movies that you may want to take a look at this weekend in what is the first in a series of "What to Watch" episodes.  I was fortunate to receive a screener for Lee Jung Jae's (Squid Game) directorial debut, Hunt, so I give a quick review for that movie before getting to two other films of interest that became available this weekend. As I men...

I'm dropping back into your feed with a big one. This time it is an in-depth discussion about the latest Marvel entry, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. This was a heavily anticipated film for many reasons and personally, I'm glad to put it behind me.  There were several questions that needed to be answered in this film. Would the movie properly honor Chadwick Boseman? Would they successfully t...

I'm dropping back into your feed today with a special film and something new for me on this podcast. As I get back into the swing of reviewing indie films, every now and then a hidden gem will land in my lap and that is the case here. I knew this film was special as soon as I read the description so I brought Tyler with me to view the film and have a deep-dive discussion about it.  We do a sp...

In this episode of the BibsCorner podcast, Bibs is joined by frequent collaborator Shad Miller to review a basketball documentary. The name Raymond Lewis is not one that you have heard most likely, but that is exactly why you should watch this documentary. Synopsis: The powerful, racially charged story of a “one-in-a-generation” basketball phenom from South Central Los Angeles—who was a first-roun...

The Rock promised to shift the balance of power in the DCEU with Black Adam. This was his passion project, the character he has been trying to play for over a decade. The question is, did he accomplish his goal?  I personally knew very little about Black Adam besides the fact that he was somehow tied to Shazam, and I knew that I enjoyed Shazam. I hoped that I would enjoy this movie just as mu...

She-Hulk released on Disney Plus with a lot less fanfare than the Marvel shows that came before it. The show also marketed itself differently selling itself as a lawyer sitcom with Superhero elements. They didn't lie, and while incels review bombed the series before it came out, there were those who legitimately could not get into the show. Bibs and Reese were not among them, but even so, the fina...

She-Hulk released on Disney Plus with a lot less fanfare than the Marvel shows that came before it. The show also marketed itself differently selling itself as a lawyer sitcom with Superhero elements. They didn't lie, and while incels review bombed the series before it came out, there were those who legitimately could not get into the show.  Bibs and Reese were not among them, but even so, th...

Don't Worry Darling is a movie that has made a lot of headlines for a lot of the wrong reasons. A quick list includes: Shia LaBeouf leaving the production, Olivia Wilde telling us that she fired him, Shia saying that he left voluntarily and releasing a video of Olivia Wilde begging him to come back while speaking to him like Florence Pugh was the problem, Olivia Wilde having an affair with Harry S...

In this review I did a lot of things differently. First, we recorded in person. Second, we reviewed a show that concluded a few weeks ago, and finally, I recorded with some I.R.L. friends. People have been recommending that I watch Severance for some time and, though the show lost in the show tournaments I ran on Twitter, I decided to check it out while I was traveling.  The show is very diff...

In the latest episode of the Bib's Corner Podcast, friend of the show Tyler Lennon is back for a review of one of my most anticipated movies of the year. Jordan Peele's 3rd movie, Nope. Starring Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer, Nope being Peele's 3rd entry meant that I was finally going to be able to decide whether or not I can crown him as one of the greats.  I knew very little about the movi...

In this episode of the Bib's Corner Podcast, I bring on Saib Kazmi to talk about Disney+'s Ms. Marvel series. The show centers around a Pakistani-American girl, and huge Captain Marvel fan, who discovers that she has superpowers of her own. Iman Vellani, a real-life Kamala Khan fan, gets to bring the character to life and does so in an amazing way.  The series' biggest strength is that it giv...

I'm back with Reese yet again, this time for the latest Marvel film review. Thor: Love and Thunder is a movie that many were anticipating for different reasons. It would be an expanded role for Natalie Portman's Jane Foster, the return of Tessa Thompson's Valkyrie, Chris Hemsworth in his 4th Thor solo film, and Christian Bale entering the MCU as the Gorr the God Butcher. Taika Waititi changed the...

Welcome back to the Bibs Corner Podcast. Today we are bringing you a very late Top Gun review. I promised these a very long time ago and I apologize that these are coming so late.  Before watching the new movie I went back and watched the original movie that came out before I was born. All my life I was under the impression that this movie was a classic beloved by all but when I told people I...