Mr. Coat's Movie Review Podcast

I review the new Looney Tunes movie "The Day the Earth Blew Up", which has Daffy Duck, Porky Pig and Petunia Pig try to stop an alien invasion. Released by The Impact Series (Canada) and Ketchup Entertainment (United States).

I review the action comedy "Novocaine", starring Jack Quaid as an assistant bank manager who lacks the ability to feel pain. Released by Paramount Pictures.

I review Steven Soderbergh's spy movie "Black Bag", starring Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett as a married couple dealing with distrust. Released by Focus Features.

I review the new feature-length SpongeBob SquarePants adventure "Plankton: The Movie", which dives into that little organism's plan for world domination. Streaming on Netflix.

I review the comedy-thriller "Opus", with Ayo Edebiri as a journalist invited to a cult hideaway run by John Malkovich's famous musician. Released by VVS Films (Canada) and A24 (United States).

I review the animated zombie movie "Night of the Zoopocalypse", about a bunch of zoo animals who get infected by a strange space rock and the others trying to survive. Released by Elevation Pictures (Canada) and Viva Pictures (United States).

I review the underwater survival movie "Last Breath", which depicts an accident involving a deep sea diver who becomes lost and low on oxygen in the North Sea. Released by Elevation Pictures (Canada) and Focus Features (United States).

I review the horror comedy "The Monkey", which adapts the Stephen King short story about a toy monkey with a penchant for causing death and destruction. Released by Elevation Pictures (Canada) and Neon (United States).

I review the new Marvel Cinematic Universe entry "Captain America: Brave New World", which has Sam Wilson continuing to carry the shield and Thaddeus Ross getting elected to the White House. Released by Walt Disney Studios.

I review the sequel "Paddington in Peru", which takes the marmalade-loving bear and the Brown family to his home in Peru for an adventure in the jungle. Released by Sony Pictures.

I review the action comedy "Love Hurts", starring Ke Huy Quan as a hitman who tries to live a new life as a real estate agent. Released by Universal Pictures.

I review DreamWorks Animation's Dav Pilkey adaptation "Dog Man", about a police man and dog who are fused and try to stop the evil Petey the Cat from taking over the city. Released by Universal Pictures.

I review Naoko Yamada's animated film "The Colors Within", which shows a young girl with the ability to see people as colours and tries to make friends. Released by GKIDS.

I review "Wolf Man", which does its own spin on the classic monster movie about a man who transforms into a werewolf. Released by Universal Pictures.

I review the return of Nick Park's iconic duo in "Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl", which has them dealing with garden gnomes gone haywire and the return of a classic foe. Streaming on Netflix.

I review the musician biopic "Better Man", with British singer Robbie Williams depicted as a chimp as he goes into his rise to fame and subsequent troubles. Released by Paramount Pictures.

I review the erotic thriller "Babygirl", starring Nicole Kidman as a CEO who starts an inappropriate office romance with an intern. Released by Elevation Pictures (Canada) and A24 (United States).

I review Robert Eggers's remake of the horror classic "Nosferatu", about the vampire who terrifies a town with his presence. Released by Focus Features.

I review the prequel "Mufasa: The Lion King", which depicts the early years of Simba's father Mufasa and uncle Scar and what led them to the Pride Lands. Released by Walt Disney Studios.

I review "Sonic the Hedgehog 3", which has Sonic, Knuckles and Tails continue to deal with Dr. Robotnik and go up against Shadow the Hedgehog. Released by Paramount Pictures.

I review the Bob Dylan biopic "A Complete Unknown", starring Timothee Chalamet as the musician who rose to the top in the 1960s with his unique folk songs. Released by Searchlight Pictures.

I review Brady Corbet's roadshow epic "The Brutalist", which depicts a Hungarian-Jewish architect trying to make a new post-war life in the United States. Released by Elevation Pictures (Canada) and A24 (United States).

I review the Japanese anime prequel "The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim", which takes us back to Middle Earth and a war that erupted against Rohan several years before Frodo and Bilbo Biggins. Released by Warner Bros Pictures.

I review the anti-superhero movie "Kraven the Hunter", about the Marvel Comics character going up against poachers and a few other villains. Released by Sony Pictures.

I review the historical drama "September 5", which depicts the ABC Sports team navigating how to report on the Israeli athlete hostage crisis at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. Released by Paramount Pictures.