Cinebabble

It's quarantine with your beloved Cinebabblers! This week's episode begins with a quick Primal-It-Forward update (2:15) and a round of Whatchoo Watchin' Bout (4:40). From there, it's a revisit of Ken's Unpopular Opinion (11:10) segment from last week, as Clint returns armed and gritting his teeth, ready to fight. Then it's coverage of critically acclaimed Netflix thriller The Platform (20:35), Dan...

The Cinebabblers are on lockdown, recording from a quarantined bunker deep in the recesses of DC adjacent Maryland. Clint is taking advantage of the time off. Ken is... in a dark place. But rejoice! Film! After another round of Whatchoo Watchin' Bout (1:40), the boys introduce a new cynicism-driven segment - Ken's Unpopular Opinion (13:40), perfect for your delight or rage - then cover heartwrench...

Travel with us... escape the virus... all the way to 1988! CineTron sent us back in time this week at 88mph and we embraced it. After a special 1988 Whatchoo Watchin' Bout (3:15) Clint and Ken discuss all of their '88 favorites (10:00): Akira, Grave of the Fireflies, Rain Man, My Neighbor Totoro, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Die Hard, Bloodsport and more! Then our time-flung Cinebabblers offer a Prima...

Hunkered down, huddled in the studio, the Cinebabblers jump right into their latest Whatchoo Watchin' Bout (1:55) before answering questions in a new Mail Bag (11:45). From there it's coverage of crime drama Queen & Slim (27:05, spoilers begin at 32:10), Elijah Wood horror/comedy Come to Daddy (46:35, spoilers begin at 50:25) and Michael Bay's Netflix-exclusive 6 Underground (1:05:15). The fun wra...

Clint and Ken had so much to cover this week they decided to devote a bonus episode to Leigh Whannel's The Invisible Man (currently in theaters), which stars Elizabeth Moss, Aldis Hodge and Michael Dorman. Spoilers begin at the 6:00 mark. Share your thoughts on The Invisible Man at www.cinebabblecast.com

Things get off to a quick start this episode as Ken chats fallout from the Corona virus (1:05), Clint reacts to the reveal of the new Batmobile and Batsuit (3:35), and the boys talk all things Whatchoo Watchin' Bout (8:30). Then it's Cage Roulette Round #1: Primal (16:50), The Blind Primal Quiz Show (21:55, play along at home, kids!) and Cage Roulette Round #2: Kill Chain (26:10). New this week is...

The Cinebabblers tell feel-good lies to each other before diving into a brief "Whatchoo Watchin' Bout" (2:05) and the latest "Trailer Trailer" (8:35), taking a look at the upcoming Green Knight (9:50) and Spiral (13:00). From there it's on to this week's main features, with coverage of Jojo Rabbit (18:30, spoilers begin at 24:40), Ford v Ferrari (40:00) and Ghost Stories (54:10, spoilers at 1:00:1...

The Cinebabblers host a very special episode celebrating "The Decade That Was", choosing their top films of each year of the now-dead decade, working back from 2019 to 2010. It all hurtles towards their favorite films of the decade and the one film they would hold onto if all others perished in the Cinepocalypse. Enjoy! Episode time stamps are below: - TDTW Intro (5:00) - 2019 (7:00) - 2018 (14:10...

The Cinebabblers introduce a brand new segment this week, discussing the first trailer for Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch from the cozy comfort of the Trailer Trailer (1:50). From there it’s a quick mini-review of Birds of Prey: The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn (6:30) and a very special Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout: Oscar Edition (13:25), wherein the boys talk about the perils of fil...

The Cinebabblers deliver a quick Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout (2:00) before spending time on Oz Perkins’ Gretel & Hansel: A Grim Fairy Tale (13:25), in theaters now; Pete Ohs’ Everything Beautiful is Far Away (34:10), which you can find on Hulu; and the extended cut of Mike Flanagan’s Doctor Sleep (44:35), newly released on Blu-ray and UltraHD 4K. (Spoiler warning: Doctor Sleep’s full plot is discussed...

This week on Cinebabble our dedicated duo chat all things “Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout” (3:05) before more closely covering a trio of sequels: the Cinetron 3000-selected Rambo: Last Blood (15:25), writer/director Kevin Smith’s Jay & Silent Bob Reboot (33:55) and Zombieland 2: Double Tap (51:35). Which sequels soared? Which plummeted? Which made the Cinebabblers question their love of film? All this, pl...

The Cinebabblers swap Whatchoo Watchin Bouts (3:10) before charging headlong into the fray with coverage of the third episode of HBO’s adaptation of Stephen King’s The Outsider (15:55), indie western Slow West (27:20), Columbian war drama Monos (35:05) and Ang Lee actioner Gemini Man (50:15). Spoilers for Gemini Man start at 59:25. Then the Cinebabblers put their fates in the cold icy hands of the...

The Cinebabble boys swap Whatchoo Watchin’ Bouts (2:50) before tackling spoiler-free reviews for Uncut Gems (22:10) and The Lighthouse (28:25). From there, it’s on to full impressions of Sam Mendes’ breathtaking WWI epic, 1917, with both a spoiler-free review (36:05) and a more spoilery, scene-by-scene deep dive (47:40). Finally, the Babblers introduce a new, yet-to-be-titled segment with a play-a...

This week the Cinebabblers shake off the holiday dust and glitter for the first of their soon-to-be-annual Best of the Year ‘casts. This year was a better year in film than Clint or Ken first assumed, leading to two fairly diverse lists (52:45). Before digging into their top picks, though, they trot out an extended Holiday Binge Edition of Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout (2:45), featuring a who’s who of mi...

The Stars align in Episode 9 of Cinebabble as the boys find themselves talking about Episode IX, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Coincidence, um, yeah most likely. What you’ll find in this stocking-stuffed Star Wars holiday spectacular: Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout (3:00) Mandalorian Minute Episodes 6 & 7 (22:35) Star Wars Personal Histories: OT, Prequels & Sequels (32:05) Star Wars Episode IX Review...

It all comes to an end in “See How They Fly.” No White Rings of Jupiter (theory dashed!) but plenty of excellent resolution to an extraordinary series.

The Cinebabblers jump right into a packed-to-the-brim episode with another round of “Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout” (1:45), the fifth “Mandalorian Minute” (11:30) and some good ol’ fashioned Trailer Talk (19:10). Then it’s four, count em’, four reviews: Fast Color (31:30), Her Smell (39:25), It: Chapter Two (57:24) and Crawl (1:07:00). Spoilers!

The Cinebabblers fall madly in love with HBO and Damon Lindelof’s latest episode of Watchmen, “A God Walks Into Abar”. The ep not only blows their minds with its elegant mastery of timey wimey sci-fi, it manages to soften Ken on his lingering TrapdoorElephantFart hang-ups from “An Almost Reigious Sense of Awe”. Spoilers abound.

This week our fearless Cinebabblers diverge. Clint experienced an almost religious sense of awe while watching Watchmen’s latest. Ken was left a bit cold on three (hopefully) minor details but remains hopeful that anything that bothered him will be rectified in the season’s final two episodes.

The Cinebabblers talk Ghostbusters: Afterlife hopes and dreams (or lack thereof) before digging into “Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout” (3:15) and the possibly-so-but-probably-not-but-maybe-final “Mandalorian Minute” (17:10). Abandon all hope ye who enter Disney+ and its Star Wars misfire. From there it’s three post-Thanksgiving reviews: The Irishman (24:50), Knives Out (38:45) and I Lost My Body (53:15). S...

The Cinebabblers take a quick look at the newest evolution of internet rage (1:30) before diving into the latest “Whatchoo Watchin Bout” (6:05) and “Mandalorian Minute” (24:05). Clint also decides to make Ken look like a fool. Not once, twice, but three times. Before you can say “that’s hurtful,” the duo review Hobbs & Shaw (30:40), Peanut Butter Falcon (41:50) and Handmaid’s Tale: Season Three (5...

The Cinebabblers delve into the excellent sixth episode of HBO and Damon Lindelof’s Watchmen: “This Extraordinary Being”. Clint plays humble but don’t be fooled. He thinks he’s Cinebabble’s Extraordinary Being.

Cinebabble covers episode 5 of HBO and Damon Lindelof’s Watchmen, “Little Fear of Lightning”. Fear spoilers. They’re a’ coming.

Our dearly beloved Cinebabblers tackle another round of “Whatchoo Watchin’ Bout” (3:10) before sharing a “Mandalorian Minute” (13:00) on The Mandalorian Episode 2 and then discussing some recent movie news (18:00). From there, it’s reviews of David Michod’s smartly cast The King (30:10), Jennifer Kent’s harrowing drama Nightingale (41:25), and a little Swedish flick called Border (1:05:25) Ken can...

The Cinebabblers yank the fourth episode of HBO and Damon Lindelof’s Watchmen out of the water, give it a few good spins and see what steps out of the acceleration chamber.