grp.film

Prepare for a bitter harvest... this pod has come at last. Joel Schumacher's second and final Batman film put the franchise on ice (pun intended). Andy, Steven, and guests Kai and Aaron pull out their bat skates and absolutely destroy this film. We couldn't pull the plug on this one fast enough.

On this episode of Ticket Refund, Brian, Andy, Steven and JJ share their thoughts on 2022's movie adaptation of the popular Uncharted games. Does the film succeed at what it sets out to do or does it crash land into the ocean after falling out of a plane? See which hosts enjoyed the adventure and which wish they'd stayed home.

Like Bourne, we didn't have a choice. This pod had to happen! Steven and Andy are joined by returning guest Kai to praise Paul Greengrass' 2004 follow-up to The Bourne Identity. Listening to this pod won't be a mistake... we don't make mistakes.

Everyone who went to see this film (and Mary Jane) deserves an apology. What happened to 2007's Spider-Man 3? Brian, Andy and Steven look back at Sam Raimi's final Spidey flick.

With great ability comes great accountability... is that how it goes? Andy, Brian, and Steven are joined by fellow web-heads Josh and Saul to share their enjoyment of 2018's animated hit 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse'. It's one of our longest pods yet, so tie your shoes, please, and don't forget to tell the world you love us by hitting that subscribe button!

Lost World fans and Lost World haters...not good bedfellows. In this latest episode of Ticket Refund, Brian, Steven and Andy are rejoined by guests Iris and Juana to discuss Steven Spielberg's 1997 sequel to Jurassic Park. Temperatures rise higher than a summer day on Isla Sorna. Enjoy!

Listening to this pod won't hurt you, we promise... why, we wouldn't hurt a fly. In this pod, Brian, Steven, and JJ explore the greatness of Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 globally-renowned film Psycho. Don't be surprised at any gushing; all of us go a little crazy at times.

No need to lawyer up. We didn't record this pod just to give you 30%, we're here to give you everything . Steven, Brian and Andy are joined by Juana and Iris for a serious conversation about the 2010 Oscar-winning film The Social Network, a retelling of the creation of Facebook, but also about so much more. We hope you give this pod part of your attention, even if it's the minimum amount.

Sequels based on extremely bad scripts and no Keanu never work out. Andy, Brian and Steven talk about the 1997 sequel to 'Speed'. Yes, it's just as bad as we remembered, so we're taking the cruise control off and speeding through this one at ten knots...

You must pay for everything in this world, one way or another. There is nothing free except the grace of this pod. Brian, Andy and Steven discuss the Coen Brothers' 2010 remake of True Grit. If you would like to lie in a coffin as you listen to this, it would be all right...

This movie Wolverine-clawed us in the heart. In this week's Ticket Refund episode, Brian, Andy, and Steven attempt to come to terms with what is undoubtedly one of the worst X-Men films. Warning: we spoil the movie from the very beginning.

Whether you're left side or strong side, we want to make sure you remember...forever...the night these guys recorded this podcast. Andy, Steven, Brian, and returning guest Kadin blitz all night as they share their feelings on the inspirational sports classic 'Remember the Titans'.

Sometimes there's no need to go back in the water. Jaws: The Revenge proved it. In the first of several upcoming shorter podcasts, Brian, Andy and a very ashamed Steven briefly discuss one of the all-time greatest atrocities in cinema history.

Casino Royale re-invented James Bond, but fans were initially worried. Is this movie still as great as we remember? Who and what made it what it is? Is sucking on someone's fingers in the shower ok? Listen to Steven, Brian, Andy and pod newcomer Edgar discuss this and more in their analysis of Daniel Craig's first outing as the beloved 007 (spoiler: this latest pod...nearly killed Steven).

It's the grp.ies (pronounced 'groupies')! Every great movie deserves to be celebrated...who will take home which award, though? Andy, Brian and Steven announce the winners that you, the listeners, helped vote on. They'll also reveal the movie lineup for Season Two! Better grab a seat; the show is starting!

They don't have any scars to explain, but they can tell you why they love this movie. In the Season One finale, Steven, Brian and Andy gush over what is almost inarguably the greatest superhero adaption of all time: The Dark Knight.

"Rosebud". What does it mean? Brian, Steven, and newcomer Javi "JJ" thoroughly discuss their feelings on what is largely considered by many film critics to be the greatest and most influential film of all time.

What can we say? We like the way this pod's put together. Steven, Brian and Andy re-unite with grp podcast alumnus Kadin to share their takes on the legendary 2003 comedy 'Anchorman'.

Forgiveness is divine, but never pay full price for late pizza! Steven and Andy are joined by pod newcomer Oscar to go over the awesome, bodacious, gnarly, totally radical 1990 classic 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'.

Brian tries to keep control of himself and this pod as he's joined by Iris, Kai and Ailyn to discuss Taika Waititi's amazing 2019 comedy-drama film 'Jojo Rabbit'.

This movie incites challenge, challenge incites conflict, and conflict breeds catastrophe. Andy, Brian and Steven are joined by guests Josh and Missael in a heated discussion over 2016's Captain America: Civil War.

A man flies like Maverick or he doesn't come back. Steven, Brian and Andy discuss the 2022 blockbuster Top Gun: Maverick.

Steven, Brian and Andy are joined by guest Aaron Martin to gush over one their favorite movies of all time: Steven Soderbergh's 2001 caper, Ocean's Eleven.

Steven, Brian and Andy are Counts, not saints. In this podcast, they explore the 2002 film adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' revenge story The Count of Monte Cristo.

Steven, Brian and Andy kick off grp.film 's first season by re-visiting Amity Island's shark problem in the timeless classic and greatest summer blockbuster of all time: Jaws.