I Like to Movie Movie episode 263 – Megan: Impossible – The Road to Dead Reckoning Part Two (Part Four)
Megan has never seen a Mission: Impossible movie. Dan and Stephen are making her watch ALL OF THEM. That’s right, as the final (?) film
Supergirl – a middling hero flick with a great central performance
Disclosure Day – You’re always in good hands with Spielberg
Backrooms – Liminal horror with a plot!
I could use your your help!
The Mandalorian and Grogu – a zero-gravity space adventure
Mortal Kombat II: a movie that is hardly worth this angry essay
PFS SpringFest 2026: Maddie’s Secret and The Furious
PFS SpringFest 2026 – Obsession and The Napa Boys
PFS SpringFest 2026: Mile End Kicks & Hokum
Dan Scully’s Lee Cronin’s The Mummy review
Megan has never seen a Mission: Impossible movie. Dan and Stephen are making her watch ALL OF THEM. That’s right, as the final (?) film
The prodigal sons return. To Chili’s. Get ready for the best f*cking casual dining bracket you’ve ever seen. We talk about the election. No, not THAT
When is the last time you’ve watched Gladiator? Prior to revisiting it a few days before seeing the sequel, I hadn’t seen it since it
We are back! Dan teases some film fest stuff (that you can hear on I Like to Movie Movie) and Stephen tries to list all
Unstoppable (dir. William Goldenberg) As a huge fan of the Rocky series, it’s hard for me to discount a film for being formulaic. There are
Sorry for all the visual gags. We are watching what (SPOILER) turns out to be the Phillies’ final game of 2024. What a disappointment. We
Conclave (dir. Edward Berger) The Pope is dead, and it’s up to Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) to preside over the electoral conclave until a new
Night Call (dir. Michiel Blanchart) One fateful night, Mady, a young locksmith (Jonathan Feltre), takes what should be a quick house call. But when the
Anora (dir. Sean Baker) This year’s Palme d’Or winner is one of the most exciting pieces of cinema to come down the pipeline since, well,
SEPTEMBER 5 (dir. Tim Fehlbaum) There are few things on this planet more entertaining than a “people at work” movie, and in this case, the