The Bring A Mit Podcast

We're back for a special, because it is just that time of year and it would be so ridiculously rude not to.

Well? What would we do?

Henry's away so Tom and Rory play. Literally the podcast equivalent of smashing action figures together, although I hope your child doesn't have a Freddy Kruger toy.

If you've seen the popular YouTube channel then you'll know the general theme is identifying actions or events that make no sense. We then rewrite the film as if it occurred more logically.

Just a short solo commentary. Some spoilers so better if you've seen the film or know the franchise and don't plan on watching this one.

Halloween month train whoo-whoo, all aboard! First up we a trigger warning of some violent detail and talk of suicide. Traps in Saw films where we reckon we'd be fine.

Accumulating any and all numbers related to film. The more obscure and abstract the better. Henry quizzes them in a classic game of higher or lower.

Tom quizzes Henry on everything so far in his small stint as a film enthusiast.

Well was it? Rory watched it an hour or so before recording and Henry saw it twice. Look out for it on stream?

Get it all in a shoebox, dig it up and see how we did. Expect when would we dig it up? Cos all of the predictions had different deadlines... I give up.

The most contraversial (no actually) film opinions on the internet. We have 3 shouts of "bullshit" each, and 1 interjection token.

The great grandfather of film and the inspiration for many after it. 12 jurors decide the fate of an alleged killer.

It's all well and good giving our own opinion, but wouldn't it be more interesting to predict the views of this crazy population of humans?

Turns out Tom only takes recommendations when it's for the pod. 6 months since Henry recommended Arcane to him. Who does he think he is?

BBC's Tony Fisher is a veteran to the film scene but he's a Mitter today (doubt that'll catch).

To be exact, spoiler chat. Half an hour of Barbie followed by half an hour of Oppenheimer.

Tom is out as he's just getting into the series but do not fear because he's left us some voicenotes and we've sated our yearning for expert opinions with Michael instead. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/another-happy-day License code: EE86URYKXGD4260B

Juicy week for adding to new franchises. Get in on the discussion if you've seen the films.

Where does it land in the order of every film the franchise has? Was it pointless or did it add something? Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/another-happy-day License code: EE86URYKXGD4260B

Just a review really but more words in the title. How does it compare to Wes Anderson's best?

He's back, and he's piggybacking the new SMACK series. How will we rank Ex Machina, Star Wars, and Back to the Future when we must.

The series where we reassess and question the dominant views on popular franchises. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/oliver-massa/another-happy-day License code: EE86URYKXGD4260B

Returning with the Snog Marry Avoid variation. To make it a bit spicier we watched some of the best (that we hadn't seen before) to add it to the lists proposed to one another.

Snog. Marry. Avoid. Cuddle. Kill (not like that we're talking from an acting point of view). Consider this a start of a new series where we pitch our best and favourites to each other and make some difficult decisions.

One of the few franchises that grew with its audience. Introduced with wonder and magic, ended with suffering and grit. How well did the films serve their purpose though.